La storia della famiglia di Maunsell (Mansell, Mansel) . lly considerato in everydetail. Kinsfolk, inquilini, servi sono tutti ricordati nelle theirdegree, e in due casi i debiti sono specificamente di sgravio. Inoltre, Sir Rhys visualizzate un'affettuosa sollecitudine per il suo grand-bambini e altri della loro generazione, in materia di educazione,mettendo da parte dei proventi di taluni terreni per essere utilizzati in thefinding e di manutenzione di una onesta -e imparato l uomo a teachinstruct e portare fino all apprendimento dei figli di entrambi i miei due sonsEdward e Antonio e i figli di mia figlia Maria se il

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History of the family of Maunsell (Mansell, Mansel) . lly considered in everydetail. Kinsfolk, tenants, servants are all remembered in theirdegree, and in two instances debts are specifically remitted. Further-more, Sir Rhys displayed an affectionate solicitude for his grand-children and others of their generation, in the matter of education, setting aside the proceeds from certain estates to be used in thefinding and maintenance of one honest -and learned man to teachinstruct and bring up in learning the children of both my two sonsEdward and Anthony and the children of my daughter Mary if theyhappen to have any. and the sons of my daughters, nephews andnieces, and three or four of the aptest children of my tenants, etcSir Rhys was certainly, in this respect, in advance of his times. Hebequeaths small sums, from £1 to £5, to various churches in Wales. To his daughter Mary he devises a crimson velvet gown andthe second black velvet gown that were my wifes. Here we mayrecognise the dress worn by Lady Mansel at Queen Marys coronati< n, . IR [iDWAKD MAXSKL OK MARGAM (1531—15S5). SIR RHYS MANSEL 337 already alluded to, probably very richly adorned, and preservedas a memento of that occasion. He also leaves to MaryHansel a diamond pointed which the Queens Majesty gave tomy wife. Thus passed Sir Rhys Mansel, an ancestor of whom theWelsh Mansels have every reason to be proud. All that is recordedof him tends to display him as a man of high character, honourablein his dealings with all men, capable and courageous both in civil andmilitary affairs, enjoying the confidence and goodwill of his sovereignand hic. colleagues. Of Sir Rhys Mansels immediate issue the only individualwho calls for special notice is his eldest surviving son and heir, Edward. We hear of Edward in the year 1557, as being concerned in aserious miUe which occurred at Oxwich Castle. It arose out of thatfruitful source of strife, the rights of wreckage. A French vessel, laden with wool, figs, and raisins

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