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[edit] Morrow DNA Group 2 (NC Irish)This is one of three groups traced to men in North Carolina in the 18th century (the others being Group 4 and Group 6 ). Note these groups are entirely unrelated. There are some tangential relations to Group II, discussed below, that are not related in a reasonable time period, but are related to this group on the scale of 1000s of years in a way the other Morrow groups are not. [edit] Flat River MorrowsMost of this group is believed to originate out of the Flat River area of North Carolina, and DNA testing has been invaluable in confirming connections (and disproving others). Descendants of these men generally match 67/67 or 37/37, with assorted minor mutations that haven't emerged as meaningful. There are descendants traced to two men, James Morrow 1743-1826 and William 1750-1828, who were contemporaries and potentially brothers. Additional results have in turn confirmed likely sons.
In addition, two men one generation younger are likely brothers, nephews of James and William:
Finally, John Morrow ~1823, of Lawrence Co, TN, is found in records near Benjamin Morrow m. Nancy Harris, who is believed to be the brother of the above men. [edit] Distant RelationsThese groups are included here because their early origins, on the scale of 20-25 generations, relate to Group II, and not at all any other groups. In both cases, that connection busts long-held theories about relations to other groups, but additional participants and research needed and welcome. [edit] John of Rowan Co, NCThere some results that initially suggested that descendants of John of Rowan County were in this group, but further testing busted the match and aligned the family with the BRAY surname. See John's profile for additional information. [edit] Robert Morrow m. Elizabeth ShawRobert Morrow m. Elizabeth Shaw in 1779 in Guilford Co, NC and died in Warren County, TN in 1824. Several descendants match Group 2 on a very long timescale, which disproves speculation that Robert:
The closest DNA matches for Robert descendants, with near 90% chance of MRCA within 8 generations, are descendants of James Murray (1650-1704) m. Jemima Morgan, and most commonly, Thomas Murray, 1722-1805, d. in Washington Co, TN. Washington County is on the border with NC, halfway between Guilford, NC and Warren County, TN - directly between as the crow flies (and presumably, as one would walk). Thomas's will lists his children and of course does not include a Robert.
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[edit] SamplesFor a tested line: {{MorrowDNA2|Line=Tested|Anc=Early|AncLink=[[Person:John Morrow (154)|John b. 1710 Ireland]]|Addl=Matches uncle: [[Person:Thomas Morrow (22)|Thomas b. 1770]]}} Yields:
{{MorrowDNA2|Line=Related|Anc=Tested|AncLink=[[Person:David Morrow (10)]]|Addl=}} Yields:
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