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Hereditary Genius
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Two or three relations (or three or four in family).
2. Abbot
2 B.
2. Henry, H. (and M.)
S. f.
Dieu, de
F. u.
Lasco, A
B. U.
Donne
g. gF.
Mather
F. G. g.
Gilpill
gB. NP. NPPS.
Saurin
3 B.
Four or more relations (or five or more in family).
2. Gouge, W. (and T.)
f. 2u. S.
3. Grynaeus, T. (also S. And J.)
U. US. 4S.
Herbert
F. f. g. B. US. 2 UP.
Junius
F. S. 2 p.
Usher
F. U. g. u. B.
TABLE II.¹
DEGREES OF KlNSHIP
Name of the degree
Corresponding letter
A
B
Father
7 F.
...
...
...
7
28
Brother
9 B.
...
...
...
9
36
1 degree
Son
10 S.
...
...
...
10
40
Grandfather
1 G.
4 B.
...
...
5
20
Uncle
3 U.
7 u.
...
...
10
40
Nephew
0 N.
1 n.
...
1
4
2 degrees
Grandson
0 P.
4 P.-
...
...
4
16
Great-grandfather
0 GF.
1 gF.
0 GF.
0 gF.
1
4
Great-uncle
0 GB.
1 gB.
0 GB.
0 gB.
1
4
First-cousin
2 US.
0 uS.
0 US.
0 uS.
2
8
Great-nephew
0 NS.
0 nS.
0 NS.
0 nS.
0
0
3 degrees
Great-grandson
0 PS.
0 pS.
0 PS
0 pS.
0
0
All more remote
...
...
...
...
4
16
A comparison of the relative influences of the male and female lines
of descent, is made in the following table:—
In the second degree.
1G. + 3U. + 0N.+ 0P. = 4
kinships through
4g.+ 7u. + 1n. + 4p. =
16
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In the third degree.
0 GF.+ 0 GB.+ 2 US.+ 0 NS.+ 0
kinships through males
1gF.+ 1gB.+ 0uS.+ 0nS.+ 0pS. = 2
“ “
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For explanation, see page 61.
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