What is a direct descendent?

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The direct descendents of a person are that person's children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, etc. The direct descendents can trace their ancestry directly back to the person. For example, you are your great-great-grandmother's direct descendent, but you are not the direct descendent of your great-great-grandmother's sister.

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