Baron Manners - Line of Succession

Line of Succession

  1. Hon. John Alexander David Manners (b. 2011), only son of the 6th Baron
  2. Edward Preston Manners (b. 1948), eldest son of Hon. Richard Neville Manners, second son of the 4th Baron
  3. Rupert Francis Henry Manners (b. 1950), second son of Hon. Richard Neville Manners
  4. Stephen Francis Manners (b. 1978), eldest son of Rupert Manners
  5. Philip Manners (b. 1979), second and youngest son of Rupert Manners
  6. Thomas Benjamin Cabbell Manners (b. 1954), third and youngest son of Hon. Richard Neville Manners
  7. Rupert Cabbell Manners (b. 1990), eldest son of Thomas Benjamin Cabbell Manners
  8. Hugh Cabbell Manners (b. 1993), second and youngest son of Thomas Benjamin Cabbell Manners
  9. Hon. Thomas Jasper Manners (b. 1929), third and youngest son of the 4th Baron
  10. Charles Henry Manners (b. 1957), eldest son of Hon. Thomas Jasper Manners
  11. Joseph Peter Manners (b. 1991), only son of Charles Manners
  12. Arthur Roger Manners (b. 1959), second son of Hon. Thomas Jasper Manners
  13. Hugo Manners (b. 1989), only son of Arthur Manners
  14. Robert Hugh Manners (b. 1962), third and youngest son of Hon. Thomas Jasper Manners
  15. Archie Thomas Manners (b. 1993), eldest son of Robert Manners
  16. Orlando Douglas Manners (b. 1995), second son of Robert Manners
  17. Humphrey Wilmot Manners (b. 1998), third and youngest son of Robert Manners

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