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The Scottish Nation calls Monypenny a surname of great antiquity in Scotland, and The Scots Peerage says few families can boast a longer connection with their ancestral lands than the Monypennys of Pitmilly in Fife. William Monypenny, of that stock, held the title Lord Monypenny by July 1464.
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View all Monypenny productsFrom Pitmilly in Fife. The Scottish Nation dates the family's grant of Pitmilly from the prior of St Andrews to 1211, and The Scots Peerage calls Pitmilly their ancestral lands.
The Scottish Nation says the dolphin led one writer to conjecture a French origin in Dauphiny. This is conjecture, not a record.
Yes. William Monypenny, an ambassador for the Scottish crown, held the title Lord Monypenny by July 1464. His son Alexander, the second Lord, left no male heir, and the peerage became extinct or dormant.
The Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs does not list one.
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