Semsey

Semsey is a surname of Hungarian origin. It is believed to be derived from the placename Semse, a former village in Hungary. The Semsey family was a notable noble family in the Kingdom of Hungary, with historical estates and influence in various regions. Members of the Semsey family held positions in the military, administration, and religious orders throughout Hungarian history.

The family's coat of arms often featured a raven, a common motif in Hungarian heraldry. While the exact origins and early history of the Semsey family are subject to historical records and genealogical research, their presence is documented in medieval Hungarian chronicles and land registries. The surname's prevalence has varied over time and across different geographical areas, but it remains a recognizable Hungarian family name. Descendants of the Semsey family can be found in Hungary and among the Hungarian diaspora worldwide. Further genealogical research would be required to trace specific family lines and their historical contributions.