To create a family tree going back to your great-great-grandparents, you'll need to track relationships between generations of your family. Here are the most common relationships you'll need to keep track of:

    Parent-child: This is the most basic relationship in a family tree, connecting a parent to their children.

    Sibling: Connects two individuals who have the same parents.

    Grandparent-grandchild: Connects a grandparent to their grandchildren.

    Aunt/Uncle-niece/nephew: Connects an aunt or uncle to their nieces and nephews.

    Spouse: Connects two individuals who are married or in a domestic partnership.

    Cousin: Connects two individuals who share a grandparent.

It's also possible to include other types of relationships, such as step-families, adoptions, and so on, depending on the specific family you are trying to track. These relationships can be represented graphically by drawing lines between the individuals involved, with appropriate symbols and labels to indicate the type of relationship.
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