I came across this and thought I'd post it for others. Cathy The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 12 page 127 Mrs. Sarah Sisson Wendelken. DAR ID Number: 11328 Born in Illinois. Wife of John M. Wendelken. Descendant of Sergt. Jeremiah Bingham, Elisha Field, [p.127] Elisha Field, Jr., of Vermont; Jared Hinckley and Daniel Strong, of Connecticut; Elijah Kirkham, of Massachusetts; Lieut. Elias De Long, of New York. Daughter of Frederick Plummer Sisson and Mary Ann Field, his wife. Granddaughter of Luman Field and Abigail De Long, his wife; Pardon Sisson and Merissa Hinckley, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Aaron De Long and Sylina Bingham, his wife; Timothy Hinckley and Salome Strong, his wife; Elisha Field, Jr., and Ruth Kirkham, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Jeremiah Bingham and Abigail Hawkes, his wife; Jared Hinckley and Anne Hyde, his wife; Daniel Strong and Esther Chappel, his wife; Elisha Field and Betty Pratt, his wife; Elias De Long and Isabel Dickinson, his wife; and of Elijah Kirkham. Jeremiah Bingham was at Bennington and served in the commissary in the Burgoyne campaign. He was born at Norwich, 1748, and died at Cornwall, Vt., 1842. Elisha Field and his son Elisha served in frontier defense. They are both buried at Cornwall, Vt. Jared Hinckley (1731-1820) enlisted from Lebanon, and was at White Plains, Germantown, Fort Mifflin and Monmouth. Daniel Strong (1719-1808) served at New York, and was under Gen. John Sullivan at the battle of Rhode Island. Elijah Kirkham was at the battle of Bunker Hill. Elias De Long served under different commands and as lieutenant of Levies under Col. William Malcom.

Hello Sisson list, I posted this once before but received no replies. As this is such an active list and so knowledgeable about the Sisson family, I thought I would try again. I am in the very unusual position of having two contradictory sources for information concerning who my 6th great grandparents were. When I say source, I really mean source i.e. printed books and not just opinions or online downloads. As one of the two possibilities is a descendant of the Rhode Island Sisson line, I thought I would see if anyone on this list can prove or disprove this line. My fifth great grandparents were Jonathan Champlin and Mary Moon. According to one source, Mary's parents were Ebenezer Moon and Elizabeth Drake. According to the other source, Mary's parents were Jonathan Moon and Lydia Dawley. Since Jonathan Moon was a Sisson descendant, I was hoping someone could help me determine if he was the father of Mary Moon Champlin. According to information from the Sisson website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~dasisson/richard/aqwg08.htm. Jonathan Moon is the great great grandson of Richard Sisson (1608-1684) and Mary (d. 1692) Sisson of Rhode Island through their daughter, Anne Sisson Tripp. Anne's son Job Tripp was the father of Ann Tripp Moon who was the mother of Jonathan Moon. So, does anyone know if Jonathan Moon had a daughter Mary Moon who married Jonathan Champlin? Thanks for your help. Regards, Neil