What is my mom's uncle to me?
Your mom's uncle is your great-uncle (also called granduncle or grand-uncle); you are his great-niece or great-nephew.
12.5% shared DNA on average. Real amounts vary.
you them common ancestors double line: marriage
Your mom's uncle is your grandparent's brother: your great-uncle, or granduncle in genealogy. Your mom's aunt is your great-aunt (grandaunt).
It's “great-uncle”, not “great-great-uncle”. Each “great” adds one generation above your aunts and uncles.
How we worked it out
Follow the chain one step at a time:
- Your mother: mother (1 up, 0 down)
- Your mother's uncle: great-uncle (3 up, 1 down)
Your great-grandparents are his parents: they are your common ancestors.
He is 2 generations above you.
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- What is my mom's uncle's son to me?
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- Your great-great-uncle (great-granduncle).
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