Sessions (surname)

Last updated November 04, 2020

Sessions is a surname of Anglo-Norman origin, ultimately from the French Soissons. Notable people with the surname include:

Almira Sessions (1888–1974), American actress
Clarence W. Sessions (1859–1931), American judge
Jeff Sessions (born 1946), United States Attorney General and United States Senator
John Sessions (born 1953–2020), British actor and comedian
J. Wyley Sessions (1885–1977), American religious official
Kate Sessions (1857–1940), American horticulturist
Loren B. Sessions (1827–1897), New York politician
Michael Sessions (born 1987), American politician and Michigan mayor
Patty Bartlett Sessions (1795–1892), American mother, pioneer, agriculturalist and midwife
Pete Sessions (born 1955), American politician and Texas Congressman
Ramon Sessions (born 1986), American professional basketball player for the Washington Wizards
Roger Sessions (1896–1985), American composer
Tiffany Sessions (born 1968), American woman who has been missing since 1989
Walter L. Sessions (1820–1896), United States Congressman from New York
William K. Sessions III (born 1947), American judge in Vermont
William S. Sessions (1930–2020), American judge and FBI Director

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