- KIN
- Kith's go-with
- Unc.,.Nana, etc
- Relative
- Reunion attendees
- Relatives
- They're all in the family
- Relations
- Family
- Blood
- Close ones
- Folks you reune with
- Fam, formally
- Flesh and blood
- It's all relative
- Some holiday guests
- Thanksgiving guests
- Thanksgiving invitees
- They are family
- We are family
- Kith counterpart
- In the same tree
- They're all relative
- Clan members
- Kith and ___
- Reunion invitees
- Extended family
- Aunts and uncles, say
- Related group
- They're in your line
- Nearest and dearest
- Group at a reunion
- See 47-Down
- Ticks, to mites
- Cousinry
- Folks
- They may reune
- All in the family
- Family reunion attendees
- They're related
- Cousins and others, collectively
- Next of ___
- Relatives (and a clue to the connection of phrases in 17-, 27-, 49-, and 65-Across)
- Those whose names may be in a Bible
- Kith go-with
- They go with kith
- Thanksgiving guests, usually
- They all belong to the same tree
- Cousins, e.g.
- Some wedding goers
- Kith's companion
- Many Thanksgiving guests
- Family members
- Many reunion goers
- Some Shrivers and Kennedys, e.g.
- Relation
- Relatives, and what are hidden in the answers to 16-, 24-, 31-, 42-, 48-, and 59-Across
- Brothers and sisters
- Fam
- Related
- Family member
- Aunts, cousins, etc.
- Blood, so to speak
- Reunion group
- Mom and pop
- Uncles and aunts
- Aunts and uncles
- Ones bound by blood
- Cousin, for one
- Family folk
- Many holiday guests
- Cousins, say
- People
- Kith and __
- Next of __
- Holiday guests, often
- Many bar mitzvah guests
- Sisters, say
- They're often seen on trees
- Fathers and sons, say
- It's all relatives
- Cuz and sis
- Family tree fill
- Gene sharers
- Uncle or cousin
- Part of the family
- Reunion bunch
- Family-tree folks
- Diminutive suffix
- Reunion folks
- Family reunion group
- Forebears, for instance
- Religion and art, per Cather
- The folks
- The whole family
- They're all relatives
- Background figures
- Your relatives
- Brothers and sisters, etc.
- Wedding parties?
- Aunt and uncle, e.g.
- They're all related
- Tatar dynasty of eleventh century.
- Consanguinity.
- ___ Hubbard, creator of Abe Martin.
- ___ Hubbard of Indians.
- Little: Suffix.
- Sib.
- Brothers, for instance,
- Kissing cousins.
- Sisters, cousins, aunts.
- In-laws.
- Of the same nature.
- Clan.
- One's folks.
- Christmas guests.
- Cousins.
- Sisters and cousins.
- Aunts, uncles, etc.
- Siblings
- Fitzgeralds, to Kennedys
- Fitzgeralds, to E.M.K.
- E.M.K. and the Fitzgeralds
- Aunts and uncles, e.g.
- People you kiss?
- Folk foreword
- Aunts and others
- Home folks
- Reunion-goers
- Brethren
- Sibs
- Uncles and others
- Wedding party members, often
- Connections
- They may appear on a tree
- Consanguine folks
- Cousins and such
- People in a tree?
- Thanksgiving gatherers, often
- Many wedding guests
- Humans and apes, e.g.
- One of the same bloodline
- Blood sharers
- Thanksgiving guests, often
- They have connections
- Branches of some trees
- See 7-Down
- Cousin
- Bunkmates, often
- Connected people
- Blood group?
- Family relations
- Blood relatives
- Aunts, e.g.
- Uncles, e.g.
- Next of --
- Cousins, aunts, etc.
- People on a family tree
- Gallaghers or Allmans
- Gallaghers, for example
- Next of ____
- Many wedding attendees
- Family tree branches
- Cousins by the dozens, e.g.
- Uncles, aunts, etc.
- Group of relatives
- Brothers and sisters, e.g.
- Blood-related
- They're bound by blood
- Any relative
- Related by blood
- Reunion attendees, usually
- What's all relative?
- Many graduation guests
- Sisters, aunts, etc.
- The family
- Kith companion
- Reunion members
- Blood-related folk
- Family tree members
- Folks at family gatherings
- Ancestry.com discoveries
- Nieces, nephews et al.
- Reunion crowd
- Aunts, grandfathers, cousins, etc.
- People on a genealogy record
- Similar sorts
- Relative bunch
- Family tree occupants
- Relative group
