JENNEY OF BREDFIELD.

[Illustration] This ancient family is supposed to be of French

extraction, and the name to be derived from Guisnes near Calais. The

first in the pedigree is Edmund Jenny, of Knoddishall, in this

county; grandfather of John Jenney, of the same place, who died in

1460; who was father of Sir William, one of the Judges of the King's

Bench in 1477. Edmund, second son of Sir Robert Jenney, of

Knoddishall, who died in 1660, married Dorothy, daughter and

coheiress of Robert Marryatt, of Bredfield, from whom the present

family descend.

See Davy's Suffolk Collections, Add. MSS. 19,137, p. 181.

ARMS.--_Ermine, a bend gules cotised or_.

Present Representative, William Jenney, Esq.

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