A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland, enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank; but univested with heritable honours (1838)
ER HALL. SENHOUSE, HUMPHREY, esq. of Alneburgh or Ellenborough, otherwise Nether Hall, in the county of Cumberland, b. 27th November,1773, m. 29th September, 1803, Elizabeth-Frances,daughter and co-heiress of Robert Charles Greaves, esq.(who has since assumed the surname of Ley), of Ingleby-Hill,… … 214 SENHOUSE, OF NETHER HALL. Hmtagc. The family De Sewynhouse, De Seven-house, or De Senhouse, derives its sur-name from Hall Sevenhouse, or Senhouse,a district of Cumberland. The first of itsmembers upon record, Walter de Sewynhouse, had a grant ofthe fifth part of the township of Bolton, inthe…
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