| Relationship to me: | Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandmother | Gen -14 | 
| Born: | c1525 (deduced) | |
| Died: | ???? | |
| Age | ?? | |
| Father: | Thomas Manners | 1492 - 1543 | 
| Mother: | Eleanor Paston | |
| Brothers: | None known | |
| Sisters: | None known | |
| Married: | Henry Neville | 1527 - 1587 | 
| Children: | Mary Elizabeth | c1555 - 1626 | 
 According to information passed on to
me by Ian Caldwell, in Dec 2001: "Frances
Manners, daughter of Thomas Manner and Eleanor Paston, married Henry Neville, Lord Abergavenny, (1527-1587)
of Berling Place, Kent. He served at the trial of Mary Queen of Scots in
1586. Henry's father, Sir George Neville (1471?-1535 pictured right ), was
Larderer to the Household at the coronation of Henry VIII and had been a
favourite of Henry VII. He was a general of the army and warden of the cinque
ports. He was also a signatory of the letter to Clement VII, requesting
Henry VIII's divorce".
According to information passed on to
me by Ian Caldwell, in Dec 2001: "Frances
Manners, daughter of Thomas Manner and Eleanor Paston, married Henry Neville, Lord Abergavenny, (1527-1587)
of Berling Place, Kent. He served at the trial of Mary Queen of Scots in
1586. Henry's father, Sir George Neville (1471?-1535 pictured right ), was
Larderer to the Household at the coronation of Henry VIII and had been a
favourite of Henry VII. He was a general of the army and warden of the cinque
ports. He was also a signatory of the letter to Clement VII, requesting
Henry VIII's divorce".