Individual Details
John Sisson
(26 Jun 1688 - 1784)
He inherited land and a house at Tiverton, and was a selectman and a tax assessor. He was one of the tax assessors who refused to collect the tax imposed by the General Court.
Events
Families
Spouse | Rebecca Lawton (1700 - 1759) |
Child | Mary Sisson (1722 - ) |
Child | Elizabeth Sisson (1723 - ) |
Child | Judith Sisson (1724 - 1759) |
Child | John Sisson (1728 - 1783) |
Child | Constant Sisson (1729 - 1790) |
Child | Abigail Sisson (1731 - 1813) |
Child | Mercy Sisson (1733 - 1771) |
Spouse | Jane Peabody (1691 - 1720) |
Child | James Sisson (1712 - ) |
Child | Jane Sisson (1717 - 1768) |
Father | George Sisson (1636 - 1718) |
Mother | Sarah F. Lawton (1647 - 1718) |
Sibling | Elizabeth Ann Sisson (1669 - 1752) |
Sibling | Mary Sisson (1670 - 1698) |
Sibling | Ann Sisson (1672 - 1749) |
Sibling | Hope Sisson (1674 - 1752) |
Sibling | Richard Sisson (1676 - 1752) |
Sibling | Ruth Sisson (1680 - 1775) |
Sibling | George Sisson (1683 - 1775) |
Sibling | Abigail Sisson (1685 - 1723) |
Sibling | Thomas Sisson (1686 - 1775) |
Sibling | James Sisson (1690 - 1776) |
Notes
Imprisonment
John Sisson was a selectman and tax assessor and was imprisoned in Bristol in 1722 for protesting taxes.He inherited land and a house at Tiverton, and was a selectman and a tax assessor. He was one of the tax
assessors who refused to collect the tax imposed by the General Court.