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Last updated:  03.12.2024
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The Generation Family Tree Template for Google Docs will be useful for people who plan to seriously explore their family history. The template has a simple block diagram design that can accommodate information about seven generations at once.

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The template has a unique design: two elegant golden trees are placed on the sides, forming a frame. Inside it are slots where relatives’ photos or textual information about them can be added.

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The main highlight of this vintage-stylized editable template is the original frame with intricate details. The layout can accommodate information about three generations of one family.

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The Simple Family Tree Template for Google Docs is primarily intended for filling out with children. It accommodates seven photos, preferably in color.

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A brightly designed template in a hand-drawn style is best suited for school projects. Five large photo windows are arranged in a circle with another one located in the center. Photos will stand out well against the backdrop of green foliage thanks to the borders stylized as parchment.

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