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投稿日：2025年08月17日

In genealogy and family history research, the phrase "What Does Straightening Out Relationships Mean" refers to the process of reviewing and correcting connections between individuals in your family tree to ensure accuracy and consistency. This can involve fixing incorrectly linked relatives, such as a child attached to the wrong parents, spouses assigned in the wrong order, or duplicate individuals that cause confusion in the lineage. In software like Family Tree Maker, straightening out relationships may also mean adjusting relationship facts (like marriages, adoptions, divorces, or stepfamily connections) so they reflect historical truth. For example, if your great-grandfather is mistakenly shown as married to someone he never wed, or if a half-sibling is incorrectly listed as a full sibling, you would need to straighten out those relationships to preserve the integrity of your data. This process is not just about cleaning up errors; it’s about ensuring your tree tells the real story of your family, avoiding misleading information for future research or sharing with relatives. Accurate relationships are the foundation of a credible family tree, and straightening them out ensures that the picture of your ancestry is both truthful and clear.