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Have read your request for info regarding the origin of SEYS. I believe that the SEYS in England/Wales is derived from 'Sais' meaning 'Englishman' or 'Stranger'. There are other origins in different countries in Europe.
Please could you tell me the location of Stout Hall. I have heard that there is an old building where the pedigree is preserved but have never managed to find out where!
Judith Seys
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