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Escalls is a hamlet near Sennen on the Penwith peninsula in west Cornwall, England, United Kingdom.
In the Middle Ages Escalls was owned by the Penros family. The best-known member of the family, John Penros (died 1411) was Lord Chief Justice of Ireland in 1385-6, despite being a notorious felon. His litany of crimes ultimately led to his downfall, although his descendants remained at Escalls.
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