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==Where Cousin Marriage is Allowed==
 
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==Famous Couple Cousins==
 
==Famous Couple Cousins==

Revision as of 14:31, March 21, 2007

Cousin Couples

Cousin couples are marriages between a man and a woman who are related through one of their parents. Though uncommon today, many states still allow first cousins to marry. The rest only require the couple be second cousins, or further apart.

Where Cousin Marriage is Allowed

Famous Couple Cousins

Charles Darwin and Emma Wedgewood, first cousin Albert Einstein and Elsa lowenthal, first and second cousins Rudy Giuliani and Regina Peruggi, second cousins Muhammad and Zaynab bint Jahsh, first cousins H. G.. Wells and Isabell Mary Wells, first cousins