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robertus mansel
Constable of the Principality of Antioch
(b. 1175)
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jean mansel
French historian, FR
(b. 1400)
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philip mansel
(1420-1471)
(b. 1420)
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anthony mansel
(b. 1505)
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francis mansel
(b. 1600)
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john mansel
(born 1611)
(b. 1611)
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anthony mansel
(1613-1670)
(b. 1613)
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thomas mansel, 1st baron mansel
Welsh peer and politician
(b. 1668)
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rawleigh mansel
(1622-1674)
(b. 1622)
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edward mansel
(1627-1696)
(b. 1627)
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elizabeth mansel
(born 1631)
(b. 1631)
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edward mansel
English politician, died 1706
(b. 1637)
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thomas mansel
(c.1648-84) of Briton Ferry, Glam. and Penderin, Brec
(b. 1648)
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edward mansel
(born 1661)
(b. 1661)
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thomas mansel, 2nd baron mansel
(1719-1743)
(b. 1719)
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, Мансель 
) , globally, is quite a rare family name. The family name Mansel is habitual in Germany, where it is a rare surname, Ireland, and New Zealand. Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in the United States, Germany, and France. Also, Mansel is the forename as well as the last name.