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 ^ The Paternal Line      ^ The Maternal Line       ^ ^ The Paternal Line      ^ The Maternal Line       ^
 | (**G**+1).(2**N**−1)    | (**G**+1).(2**N**)     | | (**G**+1).(2**N**−1)    | (**G**+1).(2**N**)     |
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 +===== Example =====
  
  
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   * 3.2 is the maternal family of the paternal person represented in 2.1   * 3.2 is the maternal family of the paternal person represented in 2.1
  
-This pattern continues consistently through each generation. Odd-numbered family groups represent the paternal line of the connecting person, while even-numbered family groups represent that person’s maternal line.+This pattern continues consistently through each generation.  
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 +===== Summary ===== 
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 +Odd-numbered family groups represent the paternal line of the connecting person, while even-numbered family groups represent that person’s maternal line.
  
 Because the numbering is hierarchical, readers can use a family number to determine both where that family sits within the archive and how it connects to the generations that follow. Because the numbering is hierarchical, readers can use a family number to determine both where that family sits within the archive and how it connects to the generations that follow.
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