A joint family consists of seven members A, B, C, D, E, F and G with three females. G is a widow and sister-in-law of D's father F. B and D are siblings and A is daughter of B. C is cousin of B. Who is E? 1. Wife of F 2. Grandmother of A 3. Aunt of C Select the correct answer using the code given below:

Here's a step-by-step breakdown to determine the identity of E:

1. Identify F and D's relationship: "D's father F" means F is male and D's parent.
2. Interpret "G is a widow and sister-in-law of D's father F":
   • G is female (widow).
   • For G to be F's sister-in-law, she must be either F's brother's wife or F's wife's sister.
   • Given there are 7 specific members (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) and G is a widow, the most consistent interpretation that fits all members and the "three females" condition is that F's wife is E, and G is E's sister. This makes G F's sister-in-law.
   • So, F is married to E. E is female. G is E's sister and a widow.
3. Establish B and D's parentage: "B and D are siblings" and F is D's father, implies F and E are the parents of B and D.
4. Identify A's relationship: "A is daughter of B" means A is female.
5. Identify C's relationship: "C is cousin of B". Since B's mother is E, and E has a sister G (who is a widow), C must be the child of G. This makes C a maternal cousin of B.
6. Count the females: We have identified A (daughter of B), E (wife of F), and G (sister of E) as females. This perfectly matches the condition of "three females" in the family.
7. Determine remaining genders: Since A, E, G are the three females, the remaining members B, C, D, F must be male. (F was already male, B and D are male, C is male).

Family Structure Summary:

• Generation 1: F (Male) is married to E (Female). G (Female, Widow) is E's sister and C's mother.
• Generation 2: B (Male) and D (Male) are children of F and E. C (Male) is child of G.
• Generation 3: A (Female) is daughter of B.

Now, let's evaluate the statements about E:

1. Wife of F: Yes, based on our deduction in step 2, E is F's wife.
2. Grandmother of A: A is daughter of B. B is son of E. Therefore, E is B's mother, making E the grandmother of A. Yes.
3. Aunt of C: C is son of G. G is E's sister. Therefore, E is C's aunt. Yes.

Since all three statements are correct, the correct answer is D.

The final answer is $\boxed{D}$