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The R1b1b2 group of Western Atlantic Coast males means this:
all testing needs to be the 37 marker level to get any clarity.
Just for further record checking these males further fall into these categories: and why the expanded test is required.
M269,:S3,S10,S13,S17
a further subgroup is
2) R1b1b2a:
broken down into
L23,S141,L49
another group is
3) R1b1b12a1
broken down into
L11: S127, L51,L52,P311,S128,P310,S129
another group is
4) R1b1b12a1a (Germans and Dutch primarily)
broken down into
U106,M405,S21
5) R1b1b12a1a1
U198, M467,S29
6) R1b12a1a1a2
P107 (confined to England)
7) R1b1b2alala3
L1;S26,null-DYS439 (concentrated in England)
8) R1b1b2a1a1a4
L44, L45L46, L47
9) R1b1b2a1a1b (European)
P312,S116
10) R1b1b2a1b1 (Basque)
M65
11) R1b1b2alb2 (Spanish/modern Latinos)
M153
12) R1b1b2alb3 (Iberia, Ireland, SW England)
SRY2627, M167
13) R1b1b2alb4 (broadly western European
Anyway: don't ask me what all the numbers mean
Just posted this so that you can see why it is important to do the 37 marker test to really clarify the ancestors best possible location.
Here is the link to the actual charts if anyone wants them
dgmweb.net/genealogy/DNA/Corbin/CorbinDNA-results........
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