SirGyamfi1
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Well that was back then, things have changed since and who counts as part of the BRF is very different now.
Ceremonial for George VI's funeral, in which many non-highness members of the British royal family, including Mary's children, are listed under "Members of the British and foreign royal families":
https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/39575/supplement/3345
Well that was back then, things have changed since and who counts as part of the BRF is very different now.
I'm pretty sure the reason that Mary's children were excluded, is that unlike her brother's children, her children weren't male-line grandchildren - and at that point only the male-line grandchildren were considered part of the royal family; Mary's children weren't royals after all unlike their cousins. Her children were instead considered members of the (Earl of) Harewood/Lascelles family. I don't think it had anything to do with their personal relationship.
Are you asking about Royal House or Royal family because the two are not the same.