More data (I love data): My longest line, based largely on work by others, goes back 33 generations before me and averages 30.4 years per generation.

At 12/3/2004 09:22 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my case, using the "traditional" or "legendary" Icelandic genealogy gets me back 60 or so generations to an estimated (by others) AD 60. A generation more likely averages somewhere in 30-35 year range.

Elizabeth Cunningham wrote:
I thought most generations were 20 years. That takes you back 1200 years, which is still a substantial amount of time. (I may be a tad green-eyed, because most of my lines go back 3.)
Elizabeth C
Marie Peer wrote:
A generation is about 40 years. 40 years x 60 generations is 2400 years
ago. Is that about Noah's time or was he before that?

-Dennis Nichols


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