YFull has updated their YTree. Current version is now v4.08. This new update brings changes to the branch of the YTree represented by descendants of George Brewer of Brunswick County, Virginia. The branch is identified by SNP I-Y15031, and there are now two sub-branches identified by SNP I-Y21524 and SNP I-Y23708. View the current branch here.
Earliest known ancestors for this new configuration is as follows:
I-Y15031
id:YF03764 - George Brewer through his son William Brewer
id:YF03577 - George Brewer through his son Henry Brewer
id:YF03395 - George Brewer through his son William Brewer
id:YF03277 - Wilson Brewer (1801 Chatham Co. NC - 1883 Rome Co.TN)
I-Y21524
id:YF05626 - William Brewer (ca.1780 NC - 1853 Fayette Co. AL)
id:YF04443 - Briant Brewer (1799 VA, probable son of Thomas Brewer)
I-Y23708
id:YF06846 - Jacob White (ca.1772 NC - ca.1861 GA)
id:YF06678 - Nimrod Brewer (1793-1875, suspected son of Howell Brewer)
id:YF05926 - Samuel Brewer (b.1770)
Names of the earliest known ancestors (EKAs) provided by the tested descendants. Although not all can complete their paternal ancestry back to George Brewer using traditional research methods, genetic testing demonstrates that all are most likely descended from George Brewer.
Y-DNA testing is through Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) using their Big-Y test, with advanced analysis by YFull. Also see The Brewer DNA Project main page.
There have no changes made to any of our other Brewer sub-groups on the new YTree.
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