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Lineages and Results of Y-chromosome DNA Testing for Surname CORBIN
and Variations, such as, CORBEN, CORBAN, CORBON, CORBYN, CORBINE, etc.
Pending Tests for New Members below.  The Lineages and Results tables for the different haplogroups are now on separate pages.
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Y-DNA Haplogroups Represented in the Project
(n = number tested / number of progenitors)
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 G  (n = 2 / 1) I1 (n = 7 / 2) R1b (n = 16 / 7)

See List of Progenitors below for those having a known haplogroup.
Logically, haplotypes (based on STR [short tandem repeat] testing) should correlate with haplogroups (based on SNP [single nucleotide polymorphism] testing), and they do.  The correlation between haplotypes and haplogroups allows one to deduce the haplogroup from the haplotype, without the added expense of SNP testing.  In the results tables, haplogroup designations without a corresponding SNP test are deductions based on the haplotype.  For common haplotypes, the haplogroup deductions are usually correct; for questionable haplotypes, the deductions can be wrong.  In these cases, FTDNA, as part of its "Haplogroup Assurance" policy, will conduct a "backbone" SNP test, free of charge, to securely determine the basic haplogroup. 

The "modal" haplotypes for the haplogroup subclades given in the tables are just that (i.e., the most common pattern for the subclade); there are variations from the modal pattern, and variations at non-defining markers do not necessarily rule out membership in the subclade.

SNP is treated, both in speech and in writing, as a word, "snip," not spelled out "S-N-P."  Hg is an abbreviation for Haplogroup. NPE is the acronym for "Non-Paternal Event," meaning a hidden adoption or illicit paternity in an individual's ancestry.
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New Members — First Results Pending
Date
Kit Sent
Date
Kit Returned
First Results
Expected
Batch
#
Surname Kit
#
Tests Ordered Known Lineage
1-12 13-25 26-37 38-67
24 Jul 08       CORBIN 127776 X       Pvt8, Pvt7, Clessie Cuelon6, Fredrick C.5, William Paul4, Jerome Benjamin3, Samuel2, Peter1 — of Lexington Co., SC
First results (markers 1-12) can be expected about six to eight weeks after return of the kit, at which time the subject will be moved to one of the haplogroup results tables (i.e., as soon as the haplogroup is known).
Just FYI...
Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) headquarters and its Genomics Research Center (GRC) are located in Houston, TX, but their standard tests (Markers 1-67) are done at the University of Arizona (UA) in Tucson, AZ.  Your DNA samples are bundled in "batches" and sent from Houston to UA once a week.  That is the origin of the batch numbers and it's the reason you see "Results Expected" dates about a week apart.  FTDNA does their "advanced" testing at the GRC in Houston, and that is the origin of the $9.50 "transfer fee" added to your first order of advanced testing, to ship your sample back to Houston. 


Legend of Progenitors — under construction
[If you have a progenitor you want added to the list, please contact me.]
Origin
migration
Earliest Ancestor in the United States
(listed roughly North to South, then chronologically)
Haplogroup
New
England
or
New York
then
westwards
mainly
across the
northern
tier of states
Clement CORBIN (1626-1696) & Dorcas BUCKMASTER
of Brookline, MA, then Woodstock, CT; presumed immigrant from England
G2a
= G-P15
Philip CORBIN I (c1720s-1783) & Abigail __?__
of Danbury, CT
Peter CORBIN (c1730s- ) & Ms. __?__
of Dutchess Co., NY
 
Timothy CORBIN (1735- ) & Mary Annie CHASE
of Athlone, IRL, to PA, then Dutchess and Delaware Cos., NY; others on to Ohio or Ontario, Canada
 
Benjamin CORBIN (1763-1847) & Polly SMITH
of Richfield, Otsego Co., NY
 
Daniel CORBIN (1766-1850) & Mary BADGER
CT to Orange Co., VT, to Windsor Co., VT; one son to GA
Isaac CORBIN (1790/1-1870s) & Martha HAYNES
of Putnam and Dutchess Cos., NY
 
Daniel KORBAN / CORBIN (1803/4- ) & Dolly CUNNINGHAM
born in Bavaria, then ca. 1830 immigrated to Jefferson Co., NY, where surname was Anglicized to CORBIN
 
Maryland
to
Pennsylvania
then
Ohio and 
westwards
mainly
across the
middle tier
of states
Nicholas CORBIN (c1640s-c1696) & Elizabeth [KEMP?] & Alice [BRYAN?]
1671 immigrant to Maryland; settled Baltimore Co., MD
 
The next six are presumed descendants of the above Nicholas CORBIN  
Benjamin CORBIN (1720s-1813) & Sarah SIAS
of Baltimore Co., MD; children to Huntingdon Co., PA; grandchildren to Knox/Hancock/etc. Cos., OH
R-1b1b-2a1b
= R-P312
William CORBIN (1744-1822) & Mary Elizabeth BROWN
of Baltimore Co., MD, then Huntingdon Co., PA
Nathan CORBIN (1738-1803) & Sarah JAMES
of Baltimore and Harford Cos., MD; widow and children to Clermont Co., OH
Abraham CORBIN (c1743-1793) & Rachel MARSHALL
of Baltimore Co., MD
 
Nathan CORBIN (1765/6-1850/1) & Susannah ANDERSON
of Baltimore Co., MD
 
William CORBIN (1800-1870s) & Arminella BUCKINGHAM & Lucinda JOHNSON
of Baltimore Co., MD, then Crawford, Muskingum, and Franklin Cos., OH
Virginia
and
West Virgina
to
Kentucky
and
westwards
George CORBIN (c1620-c1680) & Ms. __?__ & Grace [SAVAGE?]
of Northampton Co., VA — on the Delmarva Peninsula
(said to be a brother of Henry, but connection unproven)
R-1b1b-2
= R-M269
John CORBIN (c1630s-1696) & Elizabeth ELLIOTT
immigrant to King George's Co., VA, in 1652 on the ship, Peter
 
Henry CORBIN (1629-1675) & Alice ELTONHEAD
of Hall End, Warwickshire, England; immigrant to Lancaster [now Middlesex] Co., VA, 1654 on the ship, Charity
 
The CORBINs of the Northern Neck of Virginia
While these four progenitors have not securely connected on paper, they nonetheless match genetically.
It is probable that all descend from the eldest, John CORBIN of Richmond County.
I1-AngloSaxon-2
John CORBIN (1671-1748) & Elizabeth SMITH
of Richmond Co., VA [n.b., Richmond County is not the City of Richmond, which is in Henrico Co.]
Peter CORBIN (1745-<1788) & Esther HOLDWAY
of Stafford Co., VA, with at least one descendant line settling in Clay Co., IN
James CORBIN (1781/86-1858) & W1: Midred WRIGHT or W2: Elizabeth ADAMS
from Pittsylvania Co., VA, to Adair Co., KY
Elliott CORBIN (c1812-1893) & Lucinda EARLES
of VA and Lawrence Co., OH
Robert Franklin CORBIN & Thelma Marie GREGORY
of northeastern VA
R-1b1b-2
North
Carolina
Mathuel CORBIN / CORBAN (c1720s-    ) & Ms. __?__
of Brunswick Co., VA; Halifax Co., NC; Montgomery Co., TN; Franklin Co., MS
 
South
Carolina
and/or
Georgia
then
westwards
mainly
across the
southern
tier of states
or
south to
Florida
Peter CORBIN (c1740s-c1795) & Elizabeth __?__
from Virginia to Pendleton [now Pickens] Co., SC
R-1b1b-2a1b-3
= R-SRY2627
Peter CORBIN (c1740s- ) & Elizabeth SEAWRIGHT
of Lexington Co., SC
I1-Norse
Ira SHERMAN-CORBIN (1769-1810s) & Phoebe __?__
from Massachusetts to Newberry Co., SC, by 1805; widow and son to Gwinnett Co., GA
[The one descendant of Ira so far tested has a close DNA match with descendants of Henry SHERMAN
of Dedham, Essex, England, so it appears this CORBIN has an NPE in his lineage.  Back in New England
several paper connections between these SHERMANs and the descendants of Clement CORBIN of MA
and CT have been discovered.] 
R-1b1b-2a1b-5
= R-L21
William Blaine CORBIN (1797/8-1850s) & Jane SANDERS
GA > Pickens Co., AL > Carroll Co., MS > Jefferson Co., AR > Hill Co., TX
 
Alfred CORBIN (1808/9-1857) & Elizabeth COLEMAN
of Anderson Co., SC, then Claiborne Co., TN
 
Moses CORBIN (1813/4->1860) & Harriet __?__
born in South Carolina and by far the earliest CORBIN to settle in Florida
R-1b1b-2a1a
= R-U106
Edward CORBIN (1832-1865) & Amanda SLOAN
of Beaufort [now Hampton] Co., SC, son of Mrs. Penelope CORBIN (c1790s-c1841)
 
  African-American CORBINs
(no specific progenitors yet identified)

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