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Lord_William_Manners abstract "Lord William Manners (13 November 1697 – 23 April 1772), English nobleman and Member of Parliament, was the second son of John Manners, 2nd Duke of Rutland and his first wife, Catherine Russell.He never married, but by his mistress Corbetta Smyth, daughter of William Smyth, Apothecary of Shrewsbury, he had ten children:Corbetta Manners (1728–1760), eloped to marry Capt. George Lawson Hall; their daughter Corbetta Hall was a chief beneficiary of her grandmother's will.John Manners (1730 – 23 September 1792) politician, married Louisa Tollemache, 7th Countess of Dysart and had issue, several children.Rev. Thomas Manners (1731 – 1 December 1812), twice married; firstly in 1758 to Susannah Buckland, who suffered from a mental condition, and secondly immediately after her death. His son William Manners married Frances Whichcote of Aswarby, and has descendants.William Manners (1734–1827), married Caroline PickeringRussell Manners (1736–1800), married Mary RaynerAugusta Manners (1737–1828)Frances Manners (1739–1817)Robert Manners (b. 1740), died youngCaroline Manners (1741–1800), married Jeremiah EllisRobert Manners (1743 – 18 April 1810), married Elizabeth White (1749–1817)He entered Parliament for Leicestershire in 1719, for which he sat until 1734. He returned as MP for Newark in 1738, and held that seat until 1754, when he was succeeded by his eldest son John.He died on 23 April 1772 as the result of a riding accident.His descendant David Drew-Smythe speculates that Lord William Manners and his mistress Corbetta Smyth, who had a long-term relationship, never married because of inheritance clauses. All Corbetta's children were recognized by their father.Conditions of inheritance being linked to stipulations about specific marriage expectations or restrictions are not uncommon and have been known to "force" couples into living and bringing up their children in 'unmarried' relationships in order to avoid losing an inheritance. This is speculation, of course, but there must have been some specific reason why they chose to be unmarried.".
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Lord_William_Manners title "Ambrose Philips 1734".
Lord_William_Manners title "Edmund Morris 1722–1727".
Lord_William_Manners title "Job Staunton Charlton 1741–1754".
Lord_William_Manners title "Member of Parliament for Leicestershire".
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Lord_William_Manners title "Sir Clobery Noel, Bt 1727–1733".
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Lord_William_Manners comment "Lord William Manners (13 November 1697 – 23 April 1772), English nobleman and Member of Parliament, was the second son of John Manners, 2nd Duke of Rutland and his first wife, Catherine Russell.He never married, but by his mistress Corbetta Smyth, daughter of William Smyth, Apothecary of Shrewsbury, he had ten children:Corbetta Manners (1728–1760), eloped to marry Capt.".
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