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Peppers, the Home of Paul and Penne Leseur
The practice of house naming began hundreds of years ago with the English nobility whose manor houses, castles and estates bore traditional family or place names. Gradually, the practice spread to the local gentry and then to the middle classes, tradesmen and merchants. Today the name of a house may be decided by its location or an outstanding feature, or the name may recall the homeowner’s special vacation spot, have historical significance or derive from sentiment, memories or, simply, inspiration.…
July 17, 2014
