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There are three parts to it. The first part does not contain any errors.
The second part may or may not contain errors. The third part DOES contain errors.


Mohamed(pbuh)
Abdullah
Abdul mutalib(shaybah)
Hashim(Camr)
Abdul munaf (al muqirat)
Quasayin (zaydin)
Ibn Kilabin
Ibn murat
Ibn kacbin
Ibnul ayin
Ibn ?
Ibn fihrin (Quraysh)
Ibn malik
Ibn nadir (qays)
Ibn kenana
Ibn quzayma
Ibn mudrika (camr)
Ibn ilyas
Ibn mudar
Ibn nazar
Ibn macad
cadnaan

Part 2.
From cadnaan to prophet Ibrahim (AS).

Ibn adin(Cadnaan)
Ibn hubaysic
Ibn salaman
Ibn caws
Ibn fowz
Ibn qamwaal
Ibn ubayi
Ibn cawam
Ibn nashi
Ibn xazaa
Ibn baldaaz
Ibn yathlab
Ibn dhaabiq
Ibn jaaxin
Ibn naaxish
Ibn maxii
Ibn cay
Ibn cabqar
Ibn cubayd
Ibn dacaa
Ibn ?
Ibn sumbur
Ibn yathribi
Ibn yaxzun
Ibn yalxan
Ibn Arcawa
Ibn xayth
Ibn deshan
Ibn caysar
Ibn athnaan
Ibn ayham
Ibn maqsir
Ibn naxi
Ibn zaarix
Ibn sumay
Ibn muzay
Ibn cawdar
Ibn caram
Ibn Ismaaciil (qaydaar)
Ibn Ibrahim (ismaaciil)
Ibrahim (alayhima salam)

Part 3. From Ibrahim to Adam (Alayhima salam)

Ibrahim
Taarix (Azar, he is mentioned in the quran)
Ibn naaxuur
Ibn sarux
Ibn raxuu
Ibn falikh
Ibn cabir
Ibn shalikh
Ibn Arfakhshad
Ibn nuux(sam)
Nuux( AS)
Ibn?
Ibn motawahalikh
Ibn akhrukh( some scholars say this is prophet idiris)
Ibn yarith
Ibn mahlail
Ibn qaynaan
Ibn anusha
Ibn shir
Adam (AS)

My view is that scholars have been too eager to link all the biblical figures into one giant genealogy.

His genealogy is as follows: Muhammad ibn `Abdillah ibn `Abdi 'l‑Muttalib ‑ whose name was Shaybatu'l-Hamd ‑ ibn Hashim ‑ whose name was `Amr ‑ ibn `Abd Manaf ‑ whose name was al‑Mughirah ‑ ibn Qusayy ‑ whose name was Zayd ‑ ibn Kilab ibn Murrah ibn Ka'b ibn Lu'ayy ibn Ghalib ibn Fihr ibn Malik ibn an‑Nadr ‑ known as Quraysh ‑ ibn Kina­nah ibn Khuzaynah ibn Mudrikah ibn Ilyas ibn Mudar ibn Nizar ibn Ma'add ibn `Adnan. It is reported that the Prophet said, “When my genealogy reaches `Adnan, then go no fur­ther”. It is also related on the authority of Umm Salamah the wife of the Prophet, who said, “I heard the Prophet say (recounting his own lineage), `Ma'add ibn `Adnan ibn Udad ibn Zayd ibn Thara ibn A'raqu 'th‑Thara'.”

That's as much as I personally believe, I believe that to be the origin of all the genealogical hadiths and speculation. The speculation even begins in that Umm Salamah hadith, as she speculates:

Umm Salamah also said: “Zayd is Hamaysa'; and Thara is Nabt; and A'raqu 'th Thara is Isma'il (Ishmael) ibn Ibrahim (Abraham).”

This identification with A'raqu 'th Thara being Isma'il has no factual basis whatsoever, nor with any of the other identifications other than Adnan's father being Udad, which is more broadly known and thus harder to alter and get away with it. I suspect that Shi'i activists and the Quraish boosters who preceded them have been playing games with the Prophet Muhammed's genealogy in order to bolster their own political fortunes, and so we should all pay attention to his excellent advice to not listen to genealogists because they tell lies.