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HISTORY OF SESSUMS COMMUNITY THROUGH 1976 MRS ...

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11<br />

Frank L. Castles married Lucy Stiles. They lived all of their lives in Sessums.<br />

They are the parents of: Charles Davidson, who lost his life in World War II; Frank<br />

Carson and John Stiles Castles, twins. Frank Carson Castles married Iris Bryant of<br />

New Orleans, Louisiana, John Stiles Castles married Betty Miller of New York. They<br />

live in Tupelo, Mississippi.<br />

Frank Carson and Iris Bryant Castles are the parents of Frank Castle, Jr.; Hugh<br />

Davidson Castles, David Castles, and Peggy Castles, who married Bill Groves.<br />

John Stiles and Betty Miller Castles are the parents of Audga & Lynn and "Chuck",<br />

Charles Palmer, who is now studying in a Baptist seminary.<br />

Chennie<br />

M. A. and Betty Chennie from. Alabama lived for awhile at the Harry Peters' place.<br />

They had no children, and moved from here to Brooksville.<br />

Cox<br />

Woodrow and Marjorie Cox came to Sessums when they bought the Arnold Store in<br />

February 1964. Woodrow was reared in Artesia but says the Coxes came originally<br />

from Maplesville, Alabama about 1913. His parents were Sallie Walker and Robert<br />

Milton Cox. His maternal grandparents were Martin and Eugene Walker. His paternal<br />

grandparents were Mack and Emma Cox. Other children in the Cox home were Woodrow's<br />

twin brother, Wilson, and Robert and Jeanette.<br />

Woodrow's wife, Marjorie Ellzey Cox, is the daughter of Minnie Mae and Ray von<br />

Ellzey of Laurel, Mississippi. Her mother's parents were Emma and Texas (Tex)<br />

Williams. Her father's parents were George and Betty Ellzey.<br />

Devolin<br />

Dr. Tyrrel Emmett DeVolin of Marfa, Texas, and his wife, Carol Stewart DeVolin of<br />

Fort Davis, Texas, came to the Sessums community about 1952. They lived at the old<br />

Peters place near the Hugh Stiles residence. "Jiggs", as Dr. DeVolin was known to<br />

friends, was a veterinarian and worked for the government. He raised beef cattle.<br />

The DeVolins were the parents of two children, Glenn and Doris.<br />

Dr. Devolin sold his farm to Dr. Kermit Laird and returned to El Paso, Texas, after<br />

living here for about ten years.

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