Hg R1b: Lineages and Results of Y-chromosome DNA Testing for Surname CORBIN

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Lineages and Results of Y-chromosome DNA Testing for Surname CORBIN
Haplogroup R1b

Results Hub	Y-DNA Haplogroups Represented in the Project (n = number tested / number of progenitors)					Project Home
	E (n = 2 / 1)	G (n = 6 / 1)	I1 (n = 21 / 3)	I2 (n = 2 / 1)	R1b (n = 28 / 11)

R1b is the most common haplogroup in western Europe, reaching a frequency of 70-80% in the British Isles (please see distribution maps), so it is not surprising that it is the most frequent haplogroup in the CORBIN project. R1b is the haplogroup believed by some to have populated Europe from an Iberian refugium when the last glacial ice sheet retreated about 10-13,000 years ago, however the history of R1b is hotly debated, and research on it is active and ongoing.

Of the many haplotypes represented within R1b, the most common 12-marker haplotype is called the "Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype." FTDNA members whose 12-marker haplotype matches one of the four most common 12-marker R1b haplotypes will find they have a "WAMH" logo on their member page, along with probably thousands of matches at this level. The nearer one's haplotype is to the R1b modal, the more markers one needs to test. I have standardized on 67 markers for all my projects because this level of testing usually removes any amibuity regarding a match — except in R1b where it is not uncommon to need 111 markers to confidently determine that a match is not merely coincidental.

There are 28 project members in 11 genetically distinct families who are some form of Hg R1b
(plus 3 genetic matches in FIELD/FIELDS and one in MERCER who are not project members).

Hg	Family	Earliest Known Ancestor	n
R1b-M269	Delmarva	George CORBIN (c1620-c1680 ) — of Northampton Co., VA	2
	Northern Neck NPE	Unknown [paper desc/o of John CORBIN (c1671-1738) of Richmond Co., VA, but has NPE]	1
	VA > WV	Robert Franklin CORBIN (1918-1993) — of VA	1
	CORBIN > CORBAN	Mathuel CORBIN, Sr. (c1720s- ) — Brunswick Co., VA > NC > TN > Franklin Co., MS	1
R1b-U106	Hampton	Edward CORBIN (1832-1865) — of Beaufort [now Hampton] Co., SC	2
R1b-U106	Hampton	Moses CORBIN (1810s-1860s) — SC > Lafayette Co., FL	1
R1b-L48	Hall End	Henry CORBIN (1629-1675) — of Hall End, Warwickshire, and Middlesex Co., VA	1
R1b-BY3333	Guernsey-Baltimore	Nicholas CORBIN (c1700- ) — of Baltimore Co., MD	6
		James M. CORBIN (c1837/8-c1869) — of St. Landry Par., LA	1
		Frederic William CORBIN (1785-1817) — Isle of Guerney [grandsons to NYC]	1
R1b-L21	SHERMAN-CORBIN NPE	Ira CORBIN (c1770s-1811) — MA > Newberry Co., SC	1
R1b-M222	FONES-CORBIN Adoption	James FONES, a.k.a., James Fones CORBIN (1793-1875) — VA > KY > IN	2
R1b-L159.2	FIELDS-CORBIN NPE	Erby Gaylord CORBIN (1855-1917) — Cherokee Co., GA > Hughes Co., OK	1
R1b-L159.2	FIELDS-CORBIN NPE	FIELD / FIELDS	(3)
R1b-SRY2627	Pickens	Peter CORBIN (c1740s-1794/5) — VA > Pendleton [now Pickens] Co., SC	5
		James CORBIN (c1920- ) — of Detroit, MI [son adopted by a DAMERON]	1
		Council Bryant MESSER/MERCER (c1805-1870s) — NC > Lincoln Co., TN > Tippah Co., MS	1 + (1)

The SHERMAN table became so large, I have placed it on a separate page.

To view more of the page without scrolling, temporarily reduce the text size or page size in your browser. Red labels indicate markers that typically mutate more frequently than those labeled in black. (Empty cells that are darkened indicate tests not ordered.) Keywords for search engines: genetic genealogy.

Haplogroup R1b-M269

MD/VA: Delmarva Group
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R1b-P312 Modals

XQJ7H

per M. Walsh (as of 4 Jan 2011)

CORBIN

105802

Pvt¹⁰, Pvt⁹, James Covington⁸, Covington V.⁷, James Herbert⁶, Coventon⁵, Ralph⁴, Robert³, George², George¹ — of Northampton Co., VA

CORBIN

111533

Pvt¹¹, Pvt¹⁰, Ralph D.⁹, George W.⁸, Edward Thomas⁷, Ralph Broadwater⁶, George Bonnewell⁵, George⁴, Ralph³, George², George¹ — of Northampton Co., VA

This family descends from George CORBIN of Northampton and Accomack Cos., VA. Descendants occur there and in adjacent Somerset and Worcester Cos., MD. These four counties form the southern end of the Delmarva Peninsula, so I have dubbed them the "Delmarva" CORBINs. They are both geographically and genetically distinct from the CORBINs of mainland Maryland (the "Baltimore Group").

These individuals have a 61/67 match, which is not quite as close as one might expect, though three of the mutations are at fast-mutating markers (labeled in red). It is very likely that additional tested descendants will fall "in-between" these two individuals, meaning none will end up more than two or three mutations from the family's modal haplotype, which is the presumed haplotype of the common ancestor. Their haplotypes are unique, especially for R-1b1a-2, with no matches in the FTDNA database, except with each other.

#111533 has received a gratis backbone SNP test from FTDNA with the result that he is M269+.

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Northern Neck NPE
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Panel 1 — Standard Markers 1-12

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Panel 4 — Standard Markers 38-67

Panel 5 — Standard Markers 68-111

Alleged Lineage

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R1b-P312 Modal Values

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CORBIN

274210

M269

Pvt¹⁰, Pvt⁹, Abraham Lincoln⁸, Abraham Lincoln⁷, Alexander McKra⁶, John Wesley⁵, George⁴, John (IV)³ [NPE here or downstream], John (III)², John (II)¹ CORBIN (c1671-1738) of Richmond Co., VA

This individual is a paper descendant of John CORBIN, progenitor of the Northern Neck CORBINs; however, he is not a genetic match with them — they are Haplogroup I1 — meaning our subject has an NPE in his patrilineal line. Nor do we have a clue as to what his biological surname might be because he has no matches with anyone at any level, not even at 12 markers, which is a reflection of his distance from the modal haplotype. All this individual can do, at this point, is wait and hope for a match, eventually.

Probably because his haplotype is so unusual, FTDNA gave our subject a gratis backbone SNP test, with the result that he is M269+.

Until more cousins are tested, all we know for certain is that the NPE is below John III.
Something's wrong with the paper genealogy - working on it.

VA > WV
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R1b-P312 Modals

XQJ7H

per M. Walsh (as of 4 Jan 2011)

CORBIN

N62418

32FVK

Pvt³, Pvt², Robert Franklin¹ — of VA

This individual has transferred in from the National Geographic Society's Genographic Project. He has just begun working on his paper genealogy, so we may not have a lineage for him for awhile.

His haplotype is rare, especially for an R1b-M269. He has just seven 12/12 matches in the FTDNA database (as of 25 Jun 2014), five of them in surname NORMAN. Two of these NORMANs have tested to 37 markers and one to 67 markers, so your project admin recommends upgrading to find out whether this match is maintained or falls away. Because of the rarity of this haplotype, the possiblity of an NPE with NORMAN is rearing its head, so upgrading to more markers here is critical.

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CORBIN > CORBAN
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Panel 1 — Standard Markers 1-12

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Panel 5 — Standard Markers 68-111

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R1b-P312 Modal Values

XQJ7H

CORBIN

542652

KT3GX

Pvt⁹, Pvt⁸, Eugene Cornelius⁷, Eugene Posey⁶, Stephen Cicero⁵, Elisha⁴, Stephen³ CORBAN, William², Mathuel¹ CORBIN, Sr. (c1720s- )

This individual has many 12/12 matches, a few near matches at 25 markers, and a few distant matches at 37 or 67 markers, all in other surnames. He has no significant matches, and none at any level with surname CORBIN or variation. Some 40% of males have no match "out of the gate," so it's not that unusual not to have one. Still, we would like to see other patrilineal line male descendants of Mathuel CORBIN tested to be certain our subject does not have an NPE.

Haplogroup R1b-U106

Hampton Group
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GD
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Panel 1 — Standard Markers 1-12

Panel 2 — Standard Markers 13-25

Panel 3 — Standard Markers 26-37

Panel 4 — Standard Markers 38-67

Panel 5 — Standard Markers 68-111

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R1b-U106 Modal Values

HXTNR

The four values high-lighted in bright cyan are characteristic of U106.

CORBIN

82160

Pvt⁴, Brantley Benjamin³, James Lewis², Edward¹ — of Beaufort Dist. [now Hampton Co.], SC

CORBIN

174921

Pvt⁵, Pvt⁴, William Edward³, Wheeler Brook², Edward¹ — of Beaufort Dist. [now Hampton Co.], SC

CORBIN

111536

86FVA

Pvt⁶, Pvt⁵, William⁴, Robert Henry³, Simeon Jackson², Moses¹ — of SC and FL

#82160 and #174921 descend from Mrs. Penelope "Penny" (__?__) CORBIN of Prince William Parish, Beaufort Dist. [now Hampton Co.], SC, who appears there in the 1850 census as a widow with two sons, Edward and Charles. Despite years of research, neither her husband's given name nor her maiden name has yet been discovered. #111536 is either the son or nephew of Moses CORBIN, the earliest CORBIN known to have settled in Florida. Moses was born in SC, but his ancestors are unknown. It is a pleasant surprise to have these two elusive CORBIN families find a match. Now, if only we can find them a match who is not so elusive!

The value of 16 at DYS464b (green table cells) for the two descendants of Edward suggests we have a branching marker uniting them, one that distinguishes them from the descendants of Moses. For an explanation of how I color code these table cells, please see my discussion of Signature Markers.

These individuals have rare haplotypes. Aside from their matches with each other, they have just a handfull of matches at 12 or 25 markers in the FTDNA database (all in other surnames). At 37 or more markers, they match no one else, but each other. DNA testing should eventually connect these individuals to their larger CORBIN family, but it will be a waiting game until the right CORBIN is tested. Having a rare haplotype is ultimately an advantage because the match, when it comes, should be unequivocal.

#82160 has undergone deep SNP testing at FTDNA with these results:

M207+ M173+ M343+ P25+

M73-

M269+ U106+

U198- P107- L1- L48-

M65- M153- U152- M126- M160- M37- M222- P66- SRY2627-

M18-

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Haplogroup R1b-L48

The Hall End CORBINs of Warwickshire and Virginia
To view lineage, please scroll to the right.

Surname

Kit#

Ysearch
UserID

Panel 1 — Standard Markers 1-12

Panel 2 — Standard Markers 13-25

Panel 3 — Standard Markers 26-37

Panel 4 — Standard Markers 38-67

Panel 5 — Standard Markers 68-111

Known Lineage

STR

PP3

PP5

MP6

MP7

MP8

MP9 [mixed]

MP10 [EA]

MP11 [SMGF]

MP12 [all new]

MP13 [mixed]

3
9
3

3
9
0

19
/
3
9
4

3
9
1

a
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3
8
5

b
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3
8
5

4
2
6

3
8
8

4
3
9

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3
8
9

3
9
2

ii
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3
8
9

4
5
8

a
|
4
5
9

b
|
4
5
9

4
5
5

4
5
4

4
4
7

4
3
7

4
4
8

4
4
9

a
|
4
6
4

b
|
4
6
4

c
|
4
6
4

d
|
4
6
4

4
6
0

H4
|
G
A
T
A

IIa
|
Y
C
A

IIb
|
Y
C
A

4
5
6

6
0
7

5
7
6

5
7
0

a
|
C
D
Y

b
|
C
D
Y

4
4
2

4
3
8

5
3
1

5
7
8

a
|
S1
3
9
5

b
|
S1
3
9
5

5
9
0

5
3
7

6
4
1

4
7
2

S1
4
0
6

5
1
1

4
2
5

a
|
4
1
3

b
|
4
1
3

5
5
7

5
9
4

4
3
6

4
9
0

5
3
4

4
5
0

4
4
4

4
8
1

5
2
0

4
4
6

6
1
7

5
6
8

4
8
7

5
7
2

6
4
0

4
9
2

5
6
5

7
1
0

4
8
5

6
3
2

4
9
5

5
4
0

7
1
4

7
1
6

7
1
7

5
0
5

5
5
6

5
4
9

5
8
9

5
2
2

4
9
4

5
3
3

6
3
6

5
7
5

6
3
8

4
6
2

4
5
2

4
4
5

A10
|
G
A
T
A

4
6
3

4
4
1

1B
07
|
GG
AA
T

5
2
5

7
1
2

5
9
3

6
5
0

5
3
2

7
1
5

5
0
4

5
1
3

5
6
1

5
5
2

7
2
6

6
3
5

5
8
7

6
4
3

4
9
7

5
1
0

4
3
4

4
6
1

4
3
5

R1b-U106 Modal Values

HXTNR

CORBIN

251995

Pvt¹⁰, Pvt⁹, Matthew Maury⁸, Spotswood Wellford⁷, James Parke⁶, Richard⁵, John Tayloe⁴, Richard³, Gawin², Henry¹ CORBIN — of Hall End, Warwickshire, and Middlesex Co., VA

These were probably the most anticipated results of any test yet taken in the CORBIN project because so many lines of CORBINs over so many years have attempted to connect to Henry CORBIN of the Hall End CORBINs of Warwickshire, England, and Lancaster [now Middlesex] Co., VA. The reason for the attempt to connect to him is that Henry CORBIN is a "gateway" ancestor, as is his wife, Alice (ELTONHEAD) CORBIN (see list at the BOMC web site), both of whom have a host of illustrious ancestors. As it happens, at least the disappointment is evenly spread among the hopefuls because this descendant of Henry CORBIN matches none of the other CORBINs so far tested.

Our subject has several dozen full matches at 12 markers (in other surnames), but only a dozen or so partial matches at 25 markers (again, in other surnames), and no matches of any kind at 37 or more markers.

The need remains to test additional descendants to prove this one does not have an NPE in his patrilineal line, but his paper connection is good, so we probably have our answer.

Our subject has undergone deep SNP testing at FTDNA with these results:

L48+

L47- L44- L164- L148- L188-

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Haplogroup R1b-BY3333

Guernsey - Baltimore Group
FTDNA SNP Path: R1b-M269 > L150 > L23 > L51 > L151 > P311 > P312 > DF27 > Z195 > Z274 > Z210 > Z295 > BY13463 > BY3333
YFull SNP Path: R1b-M269 > L23 > L51 > L151 > P312 > DF27 > Z195 > Z272 > Z209 > Z295
Genetic Distance is from the family's modal values, not the R1b-P312 modal values.
To view lineage, please scroll to the right.

Genetic Distance
(per panel)

Surname

Kit#

Ysearch
UserID

B
I
G
|
Y

Panel 1 — Standard Markers 1-12

Panel 2 — Standard Markers 13-25

Panel 3 — Standard Markers 26-37

Panel 4 — Standard Markers 38-67

Panel 5 — Standard Markers 68-111

Known Lineage

STR

PP3

PP5

MP6

MP7

MP8

MP9 [mixed]

MP10 [EA]

MP11 [SMGF]

MP12 [all new]

MP13 [mixed]

111

3
9
3

3
9
0

19
/
3
9
4

3
9
1

a
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3
8
5

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8
5

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8
8

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3
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9
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3
8
9

4
5
8

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4
5
9

b
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4
5
9

4
5
5

4
5
4

4
4
7

4
3
7

4
4
8

4
4
9

a
|
4
6
4

b
|
4
6
4

c
|
4
6
4

d
|
4
6
4

4
6
0

H4
|
G
A
T
A

IIa
|
Y
C
A

IIb
|
Y
C
A

4
5
6

6
0
7

5
7
6

5
7
0

a
|
C
D
Y

b
|
C
D
Y

4
4
2

4
3
8

5
3
1

5
7
8

a
|
S1
3
9
5

b
|
S1
3
9
5

5
9
0

5
3
7

6
4
1

4
7
2

S1
4
0
6

5
1
1

4
2
5

a
|
4
1
3

b
|
4
1
3

5
5
7

5
9
4

4
3
6

4
9
0

5
3
4

4
5
0

4
4
4

4
8
1

5
2
0

4
4
6

6
1
7

5
6
8

4
8
7

5
7
2

6
4
0

4
9
2

5
6
5

7
1
0

4
8
5

6
3
2

4
9
5

5
4
0

7
1
4

7
1
6

7
1
7

5
0
5

5
5
6

5
4
9

5
8
9

5
2
2

4
9
4

5
3
3

6
3
6

5
7
5

6
3
8

4
6
2

4
5
2

4
4
5

A10
|
G
A
T
A

4
6
3

4
4
1

1B
07
|
GG
AA
T

5
2
5

7
1
2

5
9
3

6
5
0

5
3
2

7
1
5

5
0
4

5
1
3

5
6
1

5
5
2

7
2
6

6
3
5

5
8
7

6
4
3

4
9
7

5
1
0

4
3
4

4
6
1

4
3
5

R1b-P312 Modal Values

XQJ7H

Family Modal Values

n = 8 at 12, 25, and 37 markers; n = 7 at 67 markers; n = 0 at 111 markers

CORBIN

130376

9Y4RW

Pvt¹⁰

Pvt⁹

Rolland S.⁸1879

Sampson⁷1849

William⁶1809

Nicodemus⁵1755/8

Benjamin⁴1722

Nicholas³1700

Edward²

Nicholas¹ (1645-1696),
1671 immigrant from
the Isle of Guernsey
to Maryland

CORBIN

197750

Pvt¹⁰

John Wesley⁹1909

James Mumford⁸1863

James M.⁷c1837

Uncertain⁶

CORBIN

255108

Pvt¹¹

Otis DeWayne¹⁰

Orville Eugene⁹1905

Wilbert Norton⁸1859

Albert Gallatin⁷1831

Benjamin⁶1807

Elijah⁵1764

CORBIN

86668

Pvt¹⁰

Pvt⁹

John Levi⁸

James H.⁷

Charles⁶

William⁵1784

William⁴1744

CORBIN

255010

Pvt¹⁰

Frank Carey⁹

Frank Carey⁸

William Johnson⁷

William Enyeart⁶

David G.⁵c1797

CORBIN

222620

Pvt¹⁰

Pvt⁹

Horace Chilton⁸

William Mark⁷

Abraham⁶

CORBIN

86798

5SQTG

Pvt⁹

Pvt⁸

Alexander Noel⁷

Alexander Noel⁶

CORBIN

335304

Pvt⁵

Clarence LeRae⁴1900

Henry³1861

William²1811

Frederic William¹1785 — Isle of Guernsey, Channel Islands

All the CORBINs in this table are matching closely enough to indicate they have a common ancestor in genealogical time. In fact, all but two have a paper connection to Nicholas³, whom many assert (probably correctly) is Nicholas Z. CORBIN, grandson of Nicholas¹ CORBIN (<1645-1696), the 1671 immigrant to Maryland, though solid documentation is still needed. Obviously, we very much need an individual with a solid paper connection to Nicholas¹ to be tested for the project. The project is offering a free test to such an individual (if you are such a person or know of one, please contact the project admin for details).

For futher discussion of the meaning of these results, please scroll to the right (under lineages).

#130376 has undergone basic SNP testing at FTDNA, with these results:

P312+

M65- M153- U152- L21- M37- M222- P66- SRY2627-

Update: #130376 has taken the BigY test with the result that his terminal SNP is Z295.

Update (11 Aug 2016): the BigY BAM file for #130376 has been analyzed by YFull. His YFull ID is YF04985. By their reckoning, his SNP Path is as above. The Z295 SNP appeared ca. 3900 yrs BP. He has 48 novel SNPs and no SNP matches. The YFull analysis includes some 400 Y-DNA STR markers not displayed by FTDNA. Our subject has 45 private mutations and no close matches among these markers. He has 694 distant matches with GDs ranging from 61/358 to 98/393. In other words, and so far at least, these CORBINs have no close genetic matches, except with each other.

Nicholas³ is alleged to be Nicholas Z.³, son of Edward², but the connection is unproven (i.e., there is no documentation identifying the children of Nicholas Z., so people have assumed he must be the Nicholas who is father of Benjamin and William). So far, nothing refutes the allegation, so it may yet turn out to be correct, but documentation is definitely needed. Edward had three other sons, in addition to Nicholas Z., so the project seeks a patrilineal descendant of each one for testing.

With the testing of a descendant of Henry³, 1884 immigrant from the Isle of Guernsey to New York City, the Baltimore CORBINs have "crossed the pond" and become the Guernsey-Baltimore CORBINs. The reason William² appears to span two generations is that he had two wives and 14 children, the youngest of whom was Henry³.

The mutation from 19 to 18 at DYS458 is deduced to have happened in Nicodemus⁵ because all of William⁶'s sons are known, and James M.⁷ isn't one of them, so he is presumably a nephew. If more than one of Nicodemus⁵'s sons has the mutation, then logically, the mutation must have happened in Nicodemus because none of his brothers have it. We do not know the identities of all the sons and grandsons of Nicodemus⁵, but the genetics point to James M.⁶ being one of his grandsons. So far, this is the only "branching" mutation we have found, that is, a mutation that appears to define a branch of the family.

James M.⁷ CORBIN (c1837/8-c1869) is of MD and/or OH, then MS, then Landry Par., LA. His father has yet to be identified, but the children of several of William⁶'s brothers are unknown, so there are several possibilities here. My placing James M. in the 7^th generation is an estimate based on his birthyear. The tested descendant has a mutation from 13 to 12 at DYS439, which had to have occurred somewhere downstream of Nicodemus⁵.

Somewhere between Nicodemus⁵ and his tested descendant there was a mutation from 12 to 11 at DYD565 (magenta table cell), but we don't yet know in which generation. Its location can be determined by testing other descendants of Benjamin, through different lines.

The tested descendant of William Enyeart⁶ has a mutation from 19 to 20 at DYS458, which had to have occurred somewhere downstream of David G.⁵.

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Haplogroup R1b-M222

FONES-CORBIN Group
To view lineages, please scroll to the far right.

Surname	Kit#	Ysearch UserID	FF	Panel 1 — Standard Markers 1-12												Panel 2 — Standard Markers 13-25													Panel 3 — Standard Markers 26-37												Panel 4 — Standard Markers 38-67																														Panel 5 — Standard Markers 68-111																																												Lineages
				STR												PP3													PP5												MP6										MP7													MP8							MP9 [mixed]								MP10 [EA]										MP11 [SMGF]								MP12 [all new]									MP13 [mixed]
				3 9 3	3 9 0	19 / 3 9 4	3 9 1	a \| 3 8 5	b \| 3 8 5	4 2 6	3 8 8	4 3 9	i \| 3 8 9	3 9 2	ii \| 3 8 9	4 5 8	a \| 4 5 9	b \| 4 5 9	4 5 5	4 5 4	4 4 7	4 3 7	4 4 8	4 4 9	a \| 4 6 4	b \| 4 6 4	c \| 4 6 4	d \| 4 6 4	4 6 0	H4 \| G A T A	IIa \| Y C A	IIb \| Y C A	4 5 6	6 0 7	5 7 6	5 7 0	a \| C D Y	b \| C D Y	4 4 2	4 3 8	5 3 1	5 7 8	a \| S1 3 9 5	b \| S1 3 9 5	5 9 0	5 3 7	6 4 1	4 7 2	S1 4 0 6	5 1 1	4 2 5	a \| 4 1 3	b \| 4 1 3	5 5 7	5 9 4	4 3 6	4 9 0	5 3 4	4 5 0	4 4 4	4 8 1	5 2 0	4 4 6	6 1 7	5 6 8	4 8 7	5 7 2	6 4 0	4 9 2	5 6 5	7 1 0	4 8 5	6 3 2	4 9 5	5 4 0	7 1 4	7 1 6	7 1 7	5 0 5	5 5 6	5 4 9	5 8 9	5 2 2	4 9 4	5 3 3	6 3 6	5 7 5	6 3 8	4 6 2	4 5 2	4 4 5	A10 \| G A T A	4 6 3	4 4 1	1B 07 \| GG AA T	5 2 5	7 1 2	5 9 3	6 5 0	5 3 2	7 1 5	5 0 4	5 1 3	5 6 1	5 5 2	7 2 6	6 3 5	5 8 7	6 4 3	4 9 7	5 1 0	4 3 4	4 6 1	4 3 5
R1b-M222 modals		M5UKQ		13	25	14	11	11	13	12	12	12	13	14	29	17	9	10	11	11	25	15	18	30	15	16	16	17	11	11	19	23	17	16	18	17	38	39	12	12	11	9	15	16	8	10	10	8	10	10	12	21	23	16	10	12	12	16	8	12	25	20	13	12	11	13	11	11	12	12																			11	30	12	13	24	13	10												23						12		modals per David Wilson

CORBIN	205253	M7EQ7	FF	13	25	14	11	10	13	12	12	12	13	15	29	17	9	10	11	11	26	15	18	30	15	16	16	17	11	11	19	23	15	16	18	19	39	39	12	12	11	9	15	16	8	10	10	8	10	10	12	21	23	15	10	12	12	16	8	12	26	20	13	12	11	13	11	11	12	12	34	15	9	16	12	24	26	19	12	11	12	12	11	9	13	12	10	11	11	31	12	13	24	13	10	10	21	15	19	13	24	17	14	15	24	12	23	18	11	14	17	9	12	11	Pvt⁷, Pvt⁶, Lee⁵, Samuel Odus⁴, Daniel Boone³, George Washington²,	James¹ FONES, a.k.a., James Fones CORBIN (1793-1875) — VA > KY > IN
CORBIN	320617		FF	13	25	14	11	10	13	12	12	12	13	15	29	17	9	10	11	11	26	15	18	30	15	16	16	17	11	11	19	23	15	16	18	20	39	39	12	12	11	9	15	16	8	10	10	8	10	10	12	21	23	15	10	12	12	16	8	12	26	20	13	12	11	13	11	11	12	12	34	15	9	16	12	24	26	19	12	11	12	12	11	9	13	12	10	11	11	31	12	13	24	13	10	10	21	15	19	13	24	17	14	15	24	12	23	18	11	14	17	9	12	11	Pvt [awaiting lineage]

These two individuals descend from John FONES, a.k.a., John Fones CORBIN, adopted son of Rawley CORBIN II of the Northern Neck CORBINs of Virginia. Their close STR match supports having a near common ancestor. In addition, both have taken the FamilyFinder test, and it shows them matching at the level of 2nd-4th cousin.

The value of 15 at DYS392 (magenta table cells) is unusual. According to SMGF, only 1.146% of people tested are 15 at this marker, and their only 12/12 matches at FTDNA are with each other and a HUNT, plus some 11/12 matches with others. A value of 26 at DYS447 (yellow table cells) is uncommon (15.129% of tested individuals), so between these two markers, they have no 25/25 or 24/25 matches at FTDNA, except with each other, though they have some 23/25 matches. At 37 or more makers, their closest match is a handful of 33/37's, and at 67 and 111 markers, they have no matches, whatsoever (at any level), with anyone but each other.

There has been a FONES line from Virginia Y-DNA tested at FTDNA (#250519), but he is not a Y-DNA STR match with our two FONES-CORBINs.

#320617, but not #205253, has a FamilyFinder match with a male surnamed CORBIN, but this individual is sharing neiterh his ancestry nor his contact information. Neither man has a FF match with a FONES (as of 24 Nov 2015).

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Haplogroup R1b-L159.2 (DYS464ccgg)

FIELDS-CORBIN NPE

CORBIN #118467 is a paper descendant of Peter CORBIN, founder of the Pickens Group of SC (see below), but he is a genetic match with a FIELD/FIELDS family, so he apparently has an NPE in his patrilineal line. Testing of cousins shows the NPE must be somewhere in or downstream of Erby Gaylord DAVIS.

To view lineages, please scroll to the right.

GD from CORBIN
(per panel)

Surname

Kit#

Ysearch
UserID

Panel 1 — Standard Markers 1-12

Panel 2 — Standard Markers 13-25

Panel 3 — Standard Markers 26-37

Panel 4 — Standard Markers 38-67

Panel 5 — Standard Markers 68-111

Known Lineage

STR

PP3

PP5

MP6

MP7

MP8

MP9 [mixed]

MP10 [EA]

MP11 [SMGF]

MP12 [all new]

MP13 [mixed]

111

3
9
3

3
9
0

19
/
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9
4

3
9
1

a
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3
8
5

b
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3
8
5

4
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6

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8

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9

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9

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9
2

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3
8
9

4
5
8

a
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4
5
9

b
|
4
5
9

4
5
5

4
5
4

4
4
7

4
3
7

4
4
8

4
4
9

a
|
4
6
4

b
|
4
6
4

c
|
4
6
4

d
|
4
6
4

4
6
0

H4
|
G
A
T
A

IIa
|
Y
C
A

IIb
|
Y
C
A

4
5
6

6
0
7

5
7
6

5
7
0

a
|
C
D
Y

b
|
C
D
Y

4
4
2

4
3
8

5
3
1

5
7
8

a
|
S1
3
9
5

b
|
S1
3
9
5

5
9
0

5
3
7

6
4
1

4
7
2

S1
4
0
6

5
1
1

4
2
5

a
|
4
1
3

b
|
4
1
3

5
5
7

5
9
4

4
3
6

4
9
0

5
3
4

4
5
0

4
4
4

4
8
1

5
2
0

4
4
6

6
1
7

5
6
8

4
8
7

5
7
2

6
4
0

4
9
2

5
6
5

7
1
0

4
8
5

6
3
2

4
9
5

5
4
0

7
1
4

7
1
6

7
1
7

5
0
5

5
5
6

5
4
9

5
8
9

5
2
2

4
9
4

5
3
3

6
3
6

5
7
5

6
3
8

4
6
2

4
5
2

4
4
5

A10
|
G
A
T
A

4
6
3

4
4
1

1B
07
|
GG
AA
T

5
2
5

7
1
2

5
9
3

6
5
0

5
3
2

7
1
5

5
0
4

5
1
3

5
6
1

5
5
2

7
2
6

6
3
5

5
8
7

6
4
3

4
9
7

5
1
0

4
3
4

4
6
1

4
3
5

R1b-P312 Modals

15c

17c

17g

per M. Walsh (as of 27 Jun 2011)

R1b-L159.2 — DYS464ccgg Modals

15c

17g

per DGM (3 Sep 2012)

CORBIN

118467

3A4JC

15c

17g

Pvt⁸, Pvt⁷, William McKinley⁶, Erby Gaylord⁵ [NPE somewhere below Chesley], Chesley Davis⁴, Irby³, David², Peter¹ CORBIN

FIELDS

(F-27)

17?

Pvt… E.G. FIELDS

FIELDS

169910

(F-43)

17?

Pvt… Donald⁸, Harold⁷, William⁶, David⁵, Abner⁴, Benjamin³, Jeremiah², William¹ FIELD (1698-1784) — of York Springs, Adams Co., PA

FEILD

(F-73)

Pvt... Roscoe Adams FEILD (sic)

Our CORBIN has a 67/67 match with FIELDS #F-27 from the Fields Project at WFN, which surely gives them a near common ancestor. Their closest other match (62/67) is to another FIELDS, which is still close enough for them to have had a common ancestor in genealogical time. FEILD (sic) #F-73 needs to upgrade to more markers to confirm his relationship to the other three.

One of the FIELDS (#169910) has been deep SNP tested with the result that he is R-L159.

While most males are cccg at DYS464, individuals in this haplogroup subclade are typically ccgg. The CORBIN has taken the DYS464X test proving he is, indeed, ccgg. The two FIELDS may want to take the DYS464X test to confirm that they, too, are ccgg.

On the face of it, it would appear that in Panel 1 (Markers 1-12) the R-L159.2 modal has a GD (genetic distance) of two from the RP312 modal. However, any change in 389i is automatically reflected in 389ii, so these differences really represent just one mutation event; therefore, for the purpose of calculating genetic distance (GD), they are counted as one event.

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Haplogroup R1b-SRY2627

"[R-SRY2627] is a small [R1b] subclade that appears to have originated in Iberia within the last few thousand years. It probably entered the British Isles before historical times. Yes, it looks like the WAMH, but remember that the WAMH is a statistical construct. It probably contains several different SNP-based subclades. [R-SRY2627] is one of them." — in an email from Dr. David Wilson, R1b guru.

SC: Pickens Group
To view lineages, please scroll to the right.

Genetic Distance

Surname

Kit#

Ysearch
UserID

Panel 1 — Standard Markers 1-12

Panel 2 — Standard Markers 13-25

Panel 3 — Standard Markers 26-37

Panel 4 — Standard Markers 38-67

Panel 5 — Standard Markers 68-111

Known Lineage

Per Panel

STR

PP3

PP5

MP6

MP7

MP8

MP9 [mixed]

MP10 [EA]

MP11 [SMGF]

MP12 [all new]

MP13 [mixed]

111

3
9
3

3
9
0

19
/
3
9
4

3
9
1

a
|
3
8
5

b
|
3
8
5

4
2
6

3
8
8

4
3
9

i
|
3
8
9

3
9
2

ii
|
3
8
9

4
5
8

a
|
4
5
9

b
|
4
5
9

4
5
5

4
5
4

4
4
7

4
3
7

4
4
8

4
4
9

a
|
4
6
4

b
|
4
6
4

c
|
4
6
4

d
|
4
6
4

4
6
0

H4
|
G
A
T
A

IIa
|
Y
C
A

IIb
|
Y
C
A

4
5
6

6
0
7

5
7
6

5
7
0

a
|
C
D
Y

b
|
C
D
Y

4
4
2

4
3
8

5
3
1

5
7
8

a
|
S1
3
9
5

b
|
S1
3
9
5

5
9
0

5
3
7

6
4
1

4
7
2

S1
4
0
6

5
1
1

4
2
5

a
|
4
1
3

b
|
4
1
3

5
5
7

5
9
4

4
3
6

4
9
0

5
3
4

4
5
0

4
4
4

4
8
1

5
2
0

4
4
6

6
1
7

5
6
8

4
8
7

5
7
2

6
4
0

4
9
2

5
6
5

7
1
0

4
8
5

6
3
2

4
9
5

5
4
0

7
1
4

7
1
6

7
1
7

5
0
5

5
5
6

5
4
9

5
8
9

5
2
2

4
9
4

5
3
3

6
3
6

5
7
5

6
3
8

4
6
2

4
5
2

4
4
5

A10
|
G
A
T
A

4
6
3

4
4
1

1B
07
|
GG
AA
T

5
2
5

7
1
2

5
9
3

6
5
0

5
3
2

7
1
5

5
0
4

5
1
3

5
6
1

5
5
2

7
2
6

6
3
5

5
8
7

6
4
3

4
9
7

5
1
0

4
3
4

4
6
1

4
3
5

R1b-SRY2627 Modals

FDUB8

per DGM

Family Modals

DAMERON

162625

REDT8

Adopted² DAMERON — biological father is James¹ CORBIN — of Detroit, MI

CORBIN
brothers

86553

Pvt⁸, Pvt⁷,

John Jasper⁶,

Thomas Irvin⁵,

William C.⁴,

John³,

William²,

Peter¹ CORBIN (c1740s-1794/5)
— of Pickens Co., SC

N65974

CORBIN

81585

CNH56

Pvt⁸, Pvt⁷,

Louie Holland⁶,

William Earl⁵,

Edley D.⁴,

Richard³,

Samuel²,

CORBIN

77059

BNB4H

Pvt⁷,

Pvt⁶,

Joseph Grant⁵,

Chesley Davis⁴,

Irby³,

David²,

CORBIN

106913

Pvt⁷,

Pvt⁶,

James Franklin⁵,

Merida Franklin⁴,

William Riley³,

MERCER

243498

PWPQN

Pvt⁶, Pvt⁵,

James William⁴,

William Alexander³ MERCER,

William Council²,

Council Bryant¹ MESSER (c1805-1870s) — NC > TN > MS

MERCER

59899

Pvt⁵,

Pvt⁴,

Walter Murry³ MERCER,

CARLILL

276234

Pvt

The DAMERON, CORBINs, and MERCERs in this table clearly have a near common ancestor. The DAMERON is adopted, with an alleged CORBIN father, and the test results support that assertion. The MERCER appears to have an NPE in his line because he, too, is clearly one of these CORBINs (the second MERCER is his first cousin). His value of 18 at DYS576 may even be telling us to which branch of the family he belongs. Another CORBIN descends on paper from their progenitor, but is not a genetic match, so it appears he has an NPE in his patrilinel line (see FIELDS-CORBIN NPE above).

I'm assuming the MERCERs are the ones with the NPE because they are not remotely a match with a large group of MESSER/MERCER in the Mercer Y-DNA surname project with whom they should have had a match. Only #243498 has officially joined the project (#59899 is not a member).

As for the CARLILL, at 37 markers, it was thought he might be one of these CORBINs, though the match was weak at 34/37. He upgraded to 67 markers, and at 62/67, the match was still ambiguous, so he upgraded to 111 markers. This case turns out to be a lesson in the importance of R1b's testing 111 markers because, at that level, his tentative match to these CORBINs fell apart. This was his best match, with anyone, and he has no matches with CARLILL/CARLISLE, at all; so I'm afraid, for the present, he joins the ranks of those without a match. I'm leaving him in the table because he makes such a good example of why, in Hg R1b, even 67 markers may not be enough to provide a solid answer, especially if the family modal haplotype is close to the modal haplotype for the haplogroup subclade.

Five of these individuals have a full 12/12 match with one of the Western Atlantic Model Haplotypes, so there's a "WAHM" logo on their member pages at FTDNA. This particular 12-marker haplotype is the most common 12-marker haplotype in western Europe, so they have thousands of 12/12 matches in the FTDNA database (in other surnames). Their resemblance to the modal haplotype continues to be close at 25 markers, so they have hundreds of near matches (in other surnames), though their only full matches (25/25) are with each other. Their matches drop off precipitously at 37 markers.

#86553 and #N65974 are brothers, so it is no surprise that they match 67/67. Please note that brother-brother testings, along with father-son testings, are not a wasted duplication. In addition to proving there is no NPE separating them, these pairings give us the most accurate statistic we have on mutation rates because we know just one spermatogenic event separates them.

#77059 has undergone deep SNP testing at FTDNA, with this result:

M207+ M173+ M343+ P25+

M73-

M269+ SRY2627+

M65- M153- M126- M160- M37- M222- P66-

M18-

DYS712 may be the most volatile of all markers, so differences there are not terribly significant.

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What constitutes a match?
Matches in other surnames are usually mere coincidence, so please ignore them — I'll let you know when you shouldn't!

For 12 markers:	9 or less is a non-relative;	for 10-12 markers,	please see this table compiled by FTDNA.
For 25 markers:	21 or less is a non-relative;	for 22-25 markers,
For 37 markers:	31 or less is a non-relative;	for 32-37 markers,
For 67 markers:	59 or less is a non-relative;	for 60-67 markers,
For 111 markers:	100 or less is a non-relative;	for 101-111 markers,
For any test:	0 matching markers,		please contact NASA.

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