Dealtry meaning | Last name Dealtry origin

Dealtry is the form of Hawtrey. The family were in Sussex in Norman times, and founded Heringham Priory, temp. Henry II. The name was derived from their residence on a high bank or shore Norman-French haulte-rire—and hence the latinization De Alta Ripa, often modified to Iealtry and Dawtrey, while Hawtrey and Haultrey are closer adhesions to the primi tive form. "The chiefest house of these DAWTEREIS," says Leland, "is in Petworth paroche called the Morehalfe, a mile from Petworth toune. There is another house longing to them in Petworth by the chirch." The elder line subsisted at Moorhouse till 1758. Hauterive in the arrondissement of Alençon, in Normandy, was latinized Alta Ripa in the XI. century Itin. de la Norm.

Surname Dealtry is variation of the Daltrey. HawtreyDe Alta Ripa. See - The family were in Sussex in Norman times, and founded Heringham Priory, temp. Henry II. The name was derived from their residence on a high bank or shore Norman-French haulte-rire—and hence the latinization De Alta Ripa, often modified to Iealtry and Dawtrey, while Hawtrey and Haultrey are closer adhesions to the primi tive form. "The chiefest house of these DAWTEREIS," says Leland, "is in Petworth paroche called the Morehalfe, a mile from Petworth toune. There is another house longing to them in Petworth by the chirch." The elder line subsisted at Moorhouse till 1758. Hauterive in the arrondissement of Alençon, in Normandy, was latinized Alta Ripa in the XI. century Itin. de la Norm.

See Hawtrey - The family were in Sussex in Norman times, and founded Heringham Priory, temp. Henry II. The name was derived from their residence on a high bank or shore Norman-French haulte-rire—and hence the latinization De Alta Ripa, often modified to Iealtry and Dawtrey, while Hawtrey and Haultrey are closer adhesions to the primi tive form. "The chiefest house of these DAWTEREIS," says Leland, "is in Petworth paroche called the Morehalfe, a mile from Petworth toune. There is another house longing to them in Petworth by the chirch." The elder line subsisted at Moorhouse till 1758. Hauterive in the arrondissement of Alençon, in Normandy, was latinized Alta Ripa in the XI. century Itin. de la Norm.