The House of Geneville was a noble family in medieval England, known for its connections to the Plantagenet dynasty. Founded by Geoffrey de Geneville in the 13th century, the family played a significant role in the politics and land ownership of the time, particularly in Herefordshire and Wales. The Geneville family is notable for their marriage alliances, especially with the de Lacy family, which strengthened their influence. Their legacy includes various estates and contributions to the feudal system, reflecting the complexities of noble life during the Middle Ages.