In a deed on 2 May 1777, Caleb and his brothers William and George sold 198 acres of land which their father Bryan had secured from Spotswood. The wives of William and George are named as parties of the first part, but Caleb is named alone, so by that time Caleb's first wife had died, and he was not yet remarried.
Military
01 April 1779 • , Orange Co., Virginia- Caleb SISSON was commisioned as an Ensign in the Orange Co., Virginia Militia.
TAX LIST
1782 • , Rockbridge Co., VA- Caleb SISSON paid taxes on 5 slaves, 11 horses, and 5 cattle.
05 Jun 1792 • , Rockbridge Co., Virginia, USA- Caleb SISSON to George RULE for 90 lbs., 60 acres on fork of James, adjoining Peter DEEL, David CLOYD. [Signed Caleb SISSON, Sara SISSON (her mark)]
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Caleb by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
Y-chromosome DNA test-takers in his direct paternal line on WikiTree:
From the book "Descendants of the Ludlow B. Sisson Family" revised second edition by James R. Sisson & Sebert L. Sisson, 1996
According to James R. Sisson, Caleb Sisson is a "DAR/SAR link." He is listed in the DAR Patriot Index which gives his birth circa 1740 and his death 17 Sep 1807 and identifies wives Milly Branham and Sarah Roach.
According to James R. Sisson, Caleb Sisson is a "DAR/SAR link." He is listed in the DAR Patriot Index which gives his birth circa 1740 and his death 17 Sep 1807 and identifies wives Milly Branham and Sarah Roach.