1816. Emily SISSON (Gilbert , William , William , Thomas , George , Richard ) was born 7 Jun 1809 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 19 Feb 1889 in Tenafly, Bergen Co., New Jersey.

Emily married Robert A. BLIVEN on 25 Jul 1836. Robert was born about 1805.

1817. Benjamin Franklin SISSON (Gilbert , William , William , Thomas , George , Richard ) was born 20 Apr 1811 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 8 Sep 1885.

Benjamin started a department store, "Sisson Brothers & Weldon", in Binghamton, NY. It remained in the family for several generations.

Marriage date from "Norwich Aurora", September 5, 1838.

Benjamin married (1) Maritta YORK, daughter of Nathan YORK and Patty Martha BREED, on 28 Aug 1838 in North Stonington, Connecticut. Maritta was born 26 Sep 1815. She died 23 Aug 1866.

Benjamin also married (2) Margaret HILLIARD, daughter of William HILLIARD and Lucy Morella DEWEY, on 9 Oct 1867. Margaret was born 1833.

1819. Oliver A. SISSON (Gilbert , William , William , Thomas , George , Richard ) was born 1 May 1816 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died Jul 1885.

Oliver married (1) Mary M. SEGAR on 9 May 1841. Mary was born about 1816. She died 6 Nov 1852 in New Jersey.

Oliver also married (2) Sarah M. PERRY on 18 Sep 1855. Sarah was born about 1816.

1820. William Sisson CHAMPLIN (Mercy SISSON , William , William , Thomas , George , Richard ) was born 16 Apr 1794 in Shelburne, Vermont. He died 29 Jan 1861 in Lehi, Utah, Utah.

from Cheri Hardisty:

 William Sisson Champlin and his family joined the Mormon Church in the 1830's and migrated to Missouri.  He was the son of Joseph Champlin of Westerly, Rhode Island, and Mercy Sisson of Stonington, CT.
  
  The Sissons settled in Independence, Missouri, and were driven out of that area along with the other Mormons.  They subsequently located themselves in Clay County Missouri until the Mormons were driven out of there, and then located in Caldwell County, Missouri.  Caldwell County was set up at that time by the government, as a county specifically for the Mormons to live in, in order to avoid further conflicts.  However, there were some of the old settlers who remained in the county, and they were not happy to have the Mormons as neighbors.  You see, Missouri was a slave state, and the Mormons were opposed to slavery.  So the aim of the old settlers was to expel the Mormons from the state to ensure the state remained pro-slavery.
  
  William Sisson and his family lived at a place called Haun's Mill.  It was a Mormon settlement, but not a very large one.  The largest Mormon settlement in Caldwell County was Far West which had about 5,000 residents.  The Mormons were aware of the rising hostilities against them, and as a result, the Prophet Joseph Smith counseled those at Haun's Mill to come to Far West for safety.  It was October 30th, 1838.   William and his family were concerned about having food to last them through the winter at Far West, and so in preparation to go there, they were digging up carrots that day.  As they did so, the mob rode in on horseback, and a massacre ensued.  A couple of days after the massacre, the Governor of Missouri, Governor Boggs, issued his famous "extermination order" which resulted in the Mormons fleeing to Illinois for safety.  The extermination order called for the Mormons to be driven from the state, or exterminated if necessary.  (After Joseph Smith was murdered in Illinois, Brigham Young took the reins of leadership of the church, and in 1847, the Mormons began their famous pioneer trek to Salt Lake City, an area which was not desirable to others, in hopes that at last they would be able to live in peace.)
  
  When the mob arrived at Haun's Mill, the women and children fled into the woods for safety, and the men ran into the blacksmith shop, and attempted to defend the settlement from that position.  The blacksmith shop, however, was made of hewn logs, and there were cracks (the crack width being about 2") between the logs.  The Mob came right up to the blacksmith shop and poked the barrels of their rifles through those cracks and opened fire on those inside.  William Sisson Champlin was inside.  And when the massacre was over, there were only two survivors from inside the blacksmith shop.
  
  William was a smart man.  When he saw what was happening, he laid down on the floor, and as his comrades fell to the ground, dead, he pulled their bodies over the top of his own, and pretended he was dead.  When the mob rushed into the blacksmith shop after opening fire, they saw that William had new boots on his feet, and they wanted those boots.  He allowed them to take the boots, all the while pretending he was dead, and as a result, he lived, and for the rest of his days, he was known as "Old Possum".  His wife and children who had fled into the woods also survived.

William married Mary RING "Polly", daughter of Reuben RING and Anna, on 28 Mar 1816 in Hartland, Windsor, Vermont.

1827. Joshua RANDALL (Hulda SISSON , William , William , Thomas , George , Richard ) was born 25 May 1797 in Pharsalia, NY. He died 15 Oct 1852 in Iowa.

Joshua married Huldah KENT on 25 May 1819 in Redfield, Oswego Co., NY. Huldah was born 1781.

1830. Zebulon Chesborough RANDALL (Hulda SISSON , William , William , Thomas , George , Richard ) was born 18 Jun 1805 in Pharsalia, NY. He died 25 Feb 1892 and was buried in Woodlawn Cem., Lincklaen, NY.

Zebulon married (1) Polly (Mary?) CONGDON on 7 Jan 1827 in Lincklaen or Parsalia, NY. Polly was born 21 Aug 1807. She died 9 Apr 1872.

Zebulon also married (2) C. Maria RANDALL? after 1872 in New York.

1835. Andes SISSON (Jedediah , Benajah , William , Thomas , George , Richard ) was born 10 Apr 1792. He died 22 Aug 1874.

Andes married Lovina SHAW on 7 Oct 1813. Lovina died 12 Nov 1855.

1837. Miranda SISSON (Jedediah , Benajah , William , Thomas , George , Richard ) was born 14 Jul 1795. She died 1 Jan 1890.

Miranda married John GREEN. John was born about 1790.

1839. Herman SISSON (Jedediah , Benajah , William , Thomas , George , Richard ) was born 24 Jan 1799.

Apparently Herman Sisson married a third time but his third wife's name is unknown. The family lived in Lowell, Mass., and Springfield, Ohio.

Herman married (1) Lucy WRIGHT, daughter of James WRIGHT and Desire MARSH, about 1818. Lucy was born about 1800. She died 1819.

Herman also married (2) SPERRY. SPERRY was born about 1800.

1841. Wealthy A. SISSON (Jedediah , Benajah , William , Thomas , George , Richard ) was born 23 Sep 1803. She died 28 May 1892.

Wealthy A. Sisson and her husband Jehial Stannard, Jr., had three children, names not known. Wealthy died May 28, 1892 or 1897.

Wealthy married Jehial STANNARD in Dec 1824. Jehial was born about 1800.

1842. John SISSON (Jedediah , Benajah , William , Thomas , George , Richard ) was born 9 May 1806. He died 1893.

John married Charlotte HALL on 9 Jan 1830.

1843. William SISSON (Jedediah , Benajah , William , Thomas , George , Richard ) was born 7 Sep 1809. He died 2 Jun 1875.

William married Clarissa RACE.