C-16 (I2b1) DNA Test: Uriah Carson of Tennessee to Illinois

[Stephanie Carson Feldman]

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http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/carson/pats

Short List:
    *  C-16  Uriah Carson, b c 1777 c NC, d c1845 IL, m Mary Pugh/Pew - Stephanie Carson Feldman [steph_carson AT yahoo.com]
                + Henry Carson, b c 1813 TN, m Matilda Martin
                + James Madison Carson, b c1813 TN, m Irina Medling
                + John Harrison Carson, b 1814 TN, d 1868 IL, m1 Susannah Tanner, m2 Catherine Empson
                      # John Washington Carson, b 1848 IL, d c1878, m Harriet Emily Stricklin
                      # Andrew Harrison Carson, b 1869 IL, d 1952, m Nora E Stone
                + Hiram Casey Carson, b 1820 IL, d 1879, m1 Elizabeth Stone, m2Nancy Killgore
                      # William Carroll Carson, b 1843/4, m Sarah Slack
                      # John Peter Carson, b 1846/7, m Margaret A Benson
                      # Hiram Riley Carson, b 1847/8
                      # Uriah Casey Carson, b 1854/5, m Sina Parks
                      # James Buchanan Carson, b 1857/8
                      # Pleasant J Carson, b 1859, d 1890, m Lillian Morris
                      # Franklin P Carson, b 1861/2
                      # Samuel W Carson b 1866
                      # Jerome Killgore Carson, b 1868, m Mary Jane Green
                + Uriah Hiram Carson, b c1826 IL, d 1873, m Catherine Shanks
                      # Edward Uriah Carson, b 1848, d 1892, m Lucinda Mifflin
                      # Archibald Carson, b 1850/1
                      # John Harrison Carson, b 1858/9
                      # Thomas Marshall Carson, b 1872/3

[Stephanie Carson Feldman]

This Carson lineage is I2b1, Nordic.  It does not connect with the R1b1 lines for many thousands of years back.

C-35 is a 33/37 match with C-9, C-11, C-12 so their common ancestor could be within a thousand years, but the paper trail has not yet confirmed who it is and likely never will.

There is an unusual development in this lineage.  It appears that markers CDYa and CDYb (724) have fused back together.  It was not a six jump step from 31-37 to 37-37, but likely just one.  And not seven steps from 31-37 to 36-36, but likely only two.  Family Tree DNA's ancestor predictor will not be accurate if comparing test results that do not have the same markers for CDYa and CDYb.

Further speculation on Haplogroup I - Lineage I-C should go here:
http://www.worldfamilies.net/forum/index.php?topic=8400.0