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And marriages which were not prohibited, but entered into as a jest or date, based upon fraud, etc, may also be subject to annulment.A number of people ask me that question after reading my page about cousins, which explains first cousins twice removed and second cousins once removed.In ancient Egypt, pharaohs married almost exclusively within their own families, often to their sisters or brothers.And who can forget one of the most infamous royal families, House Targaryen?And if they married each other and ruled together, they would be aunt and nephew - prohibited in Colorado, but not Westeros.A marriage which is void is void, and subject to annulment (called “declaration of invalidity of marriage” in Colorado.You must seek a dispensation from your Bishop to marry your first cousin. Where my ancestors came from, Monroe County Virginia (now West Virginia), before 1850 if people wanted to marry someone who wasn't an Indian, they had a choice of a cousin or nothing; it was sparsely populated.
Long answer: In 26 out of 50 states in the United States, and many other countries, first cousins can marry.While we unfortunately are not able to give out legal advice over the telephone (state bar concerns, plus our professional liability insurance carrier would have conniptions), there’s no harm in answering the question publicly (and anonymously) on this blog. Because Colorado has no such restrictions, there are occasional news reports about the state being a "destination" for first cousins from other states who wish to marry.For a complete listing of the legality of marrying cousins in each state, see this Wikipedia article.If that happened two generations in a row, one couple could have 8 - 12 children who married and produced 8 - 12 children in turn, giving the original couple 64 - 144 grandchildren.
Just to make my example easy, say the couple had 10 children who had 10 children each, for 100 grandchildren.
You might want to talk with your rabbi, minister or priest, too.
