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sir richard mansel
(1375-1435)
(b. 1375)
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rice mansel
Welsh knight, GB
(b. 1487)
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sir walter mansel, 2nd bt.
(born 1586)
(b. 1586)
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lewis mansel
(1594-1638)
(b. 1594)
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sir francis mansel, 3rd bt.
(1633-1654)
(b. 1633)
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sir richard mansel, 5th bt.
(born 1641)
(b. 1641)
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sir william mansel, 7th bt.
(born 1670)
(b. 1670)
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bussy mansel
British politician
(b. 1701)
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sir william mansel, 9th bt.
(born 1738)
(b. 1738)
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sir william mansel, 10th bt.
(1766-1829)
(b. 1766)
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sir john bell william mansel, 11th bt.
(1806-1883)
(b. 1806)
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morton grove mansel
(1823-1859)
(b. 1823)
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spencer mansel
British clergyman; Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge; Vicar of Trumpington, GB
(b. 1838)
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sir edward berkeley mansel, 12th bt.
(1839-1908)
(b. 1839)
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sir richard mansel, 12th bt.
(1850-1892)
(b. 1850)
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, Мансель 
) is a rare boy's first name. The first name Mansel is characteristic of the United Kingdom, where it is a rare boy's name, the United States, where it is a very rare masculine name, and South Africa, where it is a very rare dominantly masculine, but uncommonly female name. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Philippines. Also, Mansel is the last name as well as the forename.