From your parents on down, including spouses of siblings, children, spouses of children, grandchildren, etc. Nevermind cousins, aunts, or uncles.
There are 15 in mine. Oldest is 77, youngest is 2.
- Mom is 96, both of my in-laws are deceased, no kids, 1 sister who I don’t talk to much.
A grand total of 18.
From 75 down to … I’m guessing 7 years of age.
You didn’t mention spouses of self.
Four, if you count my wife. Three if you don’t. Seven if you count siblings of spouses. Subtract two if you only count living family members.
- Mom is 48, yougest sibling is 15.
My parents are dead. There’s me and my spouse, my brother and his wife, and four kids between us. 8 total, then. Oldest is 54 (my spouse) and youngest is 10 (our younger child).
Count only those that are alive, and spouses if they are still married. Siblings of spouses shouldn’t count, although if they are truly close to the whole family, why not?
Five. Oldest (my dad) is 54, youngest (sister) 18.
Following your parameters strictly, there are 6 of us. I counted my dad, though he isn’t really part of the gang.
If you had asked without discounting aunts, uncles and cousins I’d have included mine, which brings us to a whopping 10. (11 if we included my new cousin-in-law)
My family hasn’t reproduced at a replacement rate in over 4 generations.
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My mom, two siblings, one sibling-in-law, my husband, my son and myself.
My mom is 65 and my son is 13.
Thirty-one at the moment. 70 - 2 are the age ranges.
Enjoy,
Steven
Right now, 16 people, aged 79 years to 4 months.
That includes my parents, 4 of us siblings, 4 spouses of siblings, 2 of my own kids, and 4 nieces & nephews.
My parents are gone. I’m an only child, married with 1 child. So umm … 3.
12 - Mom (77), me, husband, daughter, 4 sibs, 2 sib spouses, 1 niece, 1 nephew (21)
Do spouses of siblings count?
Directly:
Me
Dad
Brother
Uncle (dad’s brother)
By marriage:
Uncle (married to mom’s sister, since deceased)
Aunt (married to my dad’s brother)
Cousin (stepson of my dad’s brother)
We could have the reunion in the corner booth at Denny’s.
about 17 - oldest (my father) was 99 last week; youngest (my grandson) is 9 months
Do my in-laws count? What about nieces and nephews?
One set of grandparents, mom, dad, wife, four brothers, three sisters-in-law, five nieces/nephews, = 17. Range is 95 years - 2 years.
If you include my wife’s family, (which I certainly do, I’ve known them for 16 years), you can add 12 more.
So basically I have to buy gifts for 28 people at Christmas.
I’m an only child. My mom died when I was 5. I got 4-- my dad, my husband and my two kids.
What about half siblings? Count those?