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Yup, several at varying 'intensities'.
I strongly suspect my father and grandfather might have it, or at least have many Aspie-like traits. They came from a country and time where there was no autism diagnosis though, so can't know for sure.
I'm pretty sure my mother has it, and possibly her mother, too. Once I learned about my diagnosis, a lot of her behaviors started to make sense. They're 70(ish) and 90(ish), so why upset their lives now by telling them?
Younger sister is diagnosed. All siblings seem to have traits with the exception of my brother and father. Mother quite likely.
I believe one sister, and my son, possibly my daughter (undiagnosed). One nephew and a brother in law diagnosed. Two other nephews possibly (undiagnosed).
My Dad had an Uncle Les who possibly had it, he had all the symptoms, poor social skills, couldn't look after himself, hated the world and everyone in it, but he was never formally diagnosed.
Sadly he's been dead nearly 11 years.