Sennitch meaning | Last name Sennitch origin

The family name Sennitch is variant of Snooks. "This name, so generally associated with vulgarity, is only a corruption or contraction of Sevenoaks." The Kentish town is usually pronounced Se'noaks, and "the further contraction, coupled with the phonetic spelling of former days, easily passed into Sünooks. Messrs. Sharp and Harrison, solicitors, of Southampton, had in their possession a series of deeds in which all the modes of spelling occur from Sevenoakes down to Snokes, in connection with a family now known as Snooks." A Sussex family, in the early part of the last century, bore the name of Snooke. Sevenoke, the early orthography of the town, has also been modified to Sinnock and Cennick.

Surname is form of Sinnock. Sevenoaks, county of Kent.

For the story of Sir William Sennock or Sevenoke. The Hundred Rolls present us with a Sinoch, demanding another etymology.

Family name is the variant of Chinnock. Three parishes in somerset.

The lastname is the variation of Snooks. One who came from Sevenoaks, i.e., seven oaks, in Kent; dweller on, or near, a projecting point or piece of land.

Sennitch is variant form of Sevenoke. Seven oaks.

Form of Sevenoke. Sevenoaks, county of Kent, was anciently so written.