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Richard SISSON

Birth1574 - england
Deathaft 1623 - Tidewater region of Virginia
MotherMary
FatherGeorge Sisson

Born in england on 1574 to George Sisson and Mary. Richard SISSON married Joane and had 6 children. He passed away on aft 1623 in Tidewater region of Virginia.

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Parents
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George Sisson
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Joane
1576 - 1606
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Alice Carleton
1576 - 1642
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Sarah Underwood
Unknown - Unknown
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Alice Carleton
1570 - 1640
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Evelyn Spencer
1577 - 1645
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Thomas Sisson
1591 - 1647
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Thomas Sisson
1591 - 1647
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Thomas Sisson
1590 - 1650
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John Sysson/sisson
1595 - Unknown
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Ann Sysson
1524 - 1595
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Elizabeth Sysson/sisson
1592 - 1595

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