IIUIC, using parent and child constructs requires a sandclock construct.
In this case, the `proband'[1] would be your `G' node...why not go all the way to start with `I' and just use parent constructs?
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\documentclass[english]{article}
\usepackage[all]{genealogytree}
\begin{document}
\begin{genealogypicture}[template=signpost]
parent{
g{I}
parent{% of I
g{G}
parent{% of G
g{E}
parent{% of E
g{C}
parent{% of C
g{A}
}
parent{% of C
g{B}
}
}
parent{% of E
g{D}
}
}
parent{% of G
g{F}
parent{% of F
g{P1}
}
parent{% of F
g{P2}
}
}
}
parent{% of I
g{H}
}
}
\end{genealogypicture}
\end{document}
[1] `proband' is used in
genealogytree's initial sandclock examples, see `Creation of a Basic Sand Clock Diagram'; it's basically the node to ascend and descent from.
KR
Rainer