MyMapThree-Generation Family Genogram
The prompt
Create a detailed family genogram showing three generations with marriage, divorce, and sibling relationships
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About the framework
Map the relationships across three generations
William and Mary form one grandparent pair; John and Dorothy form the other. Robert and Susan appear in the middle generation, with James, Emily, and Daniel below. Nine people are drawn using rectangles and circles according to the sample’s male/female convention.
Three partnership connectors carry marriage labels: 1965, 1963, and 1990. Parent-child connectors are attached to selected individual nodes rather than shared couple junctions. The layout suggests the family groupings, but the connector structure is simplified and deserves review when adapting it.
Replace the example names and marriage years with the relationships you want to record. Add a legend and clarify parentage where needed. The supplied diagram has no birth dates, health annotations, divorce markers, or emotional-relationship lines.
What's included
What you get
- Nine named people arranged across three generations
- Two grandparent pairs and the Robert-Susan parent pair
- Three children: James, Emily, and Daniel
- Marriage-year labels of 1965, 1963, and 1990
Three-Generation Family Genogram
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Common questions
How many generations and people are included?
The example contains three generations and nine people: four grandparents, two parents, and three children.
Does this show emotional relationships?
No. The connectors show marriages and selected parent-child links. Closeness, conflict, and estrangement are not represented.
Are all parent-child links drawn from couples?
No. The sample links selected individual people to children. Ask for shared couple junctions and confirm each relationship if you need more explicit parentage.
Three-Generation Family Genogram
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