Anne Manny

Also known as: Anne Hastings / dame Anne Hastings · Family: Manny · Role: countess of Pembroke · First appears: Richard II 49

Life events

1374 · John Hastings had Margaret of England and Anne Manny as his two wives.(Richard II 49)
- With: John Hastings, Earl of Pembroke Margaret of England
- “He had two wiues, Margaret the daughter of Edward the third, & Anne the daughter of sir Walter Mannie and of Margaret Segraue”
1382 · Anne Manny was admitted to perform the panteler office through Thomas Blunt.(Richard II 49)
- With: Thomas Blunt
- “whervnto she was admitted, & by hir deputie sir Thomas Blunt knight did performe the same”

married with John Hastings, Earl of Pembroke “He had two wiues, Margaret the daughter of Edward the third, & Anne the daughter of sir Walter Mannie and of Margaret Segraue made dutchesse of Northfolke in the time of Richard the second”
parent: Walter Manny “Anne the daughter of sir Walter Mannie and of Margaret Segraue made dutchesse of Northfolke”
parent: Margaret Segrave “Anne the daughter of sir Walter Mannie and of Margaret Segraue made dutchesse of Northfolke”
sworn: Richard II “she (after the death of hir husband) did at the coronation of Richard the second, in the yeare of Christ 1382, being about the fift yeare of the reigne of the said Richard, sue by petition to execute by hir deputie the office of the panteler”
with Thomas Blunt (Anne Manny appointed Thomas Blunt as her deputy.) “whervnto she was admitted, & by hir deputie sir Thomas Blunt knight did performe the same”
child: John Hastings “This Iohn Hastings had by his second wife (Anne) a sonne called Iohn Hastings, which after succéeded his father in all his inheritances.”

Extracted from the original text of Holinshed's Chronicles — the reigns Shakespeare dramatized. Made with Rho MD.