What does this mean in Japanese? あなたは何人家族？?
あなたは何人家族？
I think it says something like
"How many people are in your family?"
How would I say "There are seven people in my family. It's my three brothers, one sister, my parents, and me. I'm the second oldest"
and then how would I ask
"What about your family?"
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Yeah, as you say, "あなたは何人家族（ですか）？" means:
"How many people are (there) in your family?"
(I don't know which is more common with "there" or without.)
The answer to this is:
"七人家族です。
兄弟が三人、姉妹が一人、両親と私です。
私は上から二番目です。"
(We usually use the term "次女" or "二女," but this means the second daughter, so in this case, it isn't necessarily correct.)
"What about your family?" is:
"あなたのご家族はどうですか？"