Good to see you, great (to the 6th) grandfather! Mind a nickname?

When I started studying the bible (as opposed to just reading the bible) I started charting some of the items I found.  One of those was the years people lived in Genesis.

<tangent>Some of the exercises I have done may be common. In fact, since I did this several years ago, I have found many internet resources that have similar analyses. I don't claim to be original. But I would argue there is much more value it writing it down or calculating it yourself, not only to verify the accuracy, but to further your personal understanding of God's word.</tangent>

Here is the data I pulled from the first few pages of Genesis. If you copy this, I recommend that you verify the years are accurate so you are more confident with the validity of the data.

Name	Year born	Years Lived	Year died	Father's age at birth
Adam	0	930	930	0
Seth	130	912	1042	130
Enosh	235	905	1140	105
Kenan	325	910	1235	90
Mahalalel	395	895	1290	70
Jared	460	962	1422	65
Enoch	622	365	987	162
Methuselah	687	969	1656	65
Lamech	874	777	1651	187
Noah	1056	950	2006	182

Once I had this list, I played with various graphs and the data became more tangible. For example, when I used a stock graph, I realized that Adam had the opportunity to know all the patriarchs except Noah.

This exercise gave me many hours of meditation material. I wonder about how they lived - together? Apart? Did they have family gatherings? What would Lamech call his great (to the 6th) grandfather?