What became of Queen Catherine Howard's first suitor, the music tutor Henry Manox? Unlike Catherine and her other lovers, Dereham and Culpeper, he was spared execution. How did he spend his remaining years and when did he die?

Peter Post, Boston, USA

• I was interested enough in your question to do a bit of hunting and I found this: Tudorgenealogist says: November 13, 2010 at 6:32 am I am hoping that one of you guys may be able to help me with my family tree. I am directly related to Margaret Mundy who married Catherine’s father, Lord Edmund Howard, after the death of Catherine’s mother Jocasta. According to the wikipedia page for Margaret’s father (Sir John Mundy), Margaret remarried after Edmund’s death. The husband is listed as one Henry Mannox. Does anybody know if this is the same Henry Mannox who had the relationship with Catherine? And what ever happened to Henry? Read more: http://www.theanneboleynfiles.com/the-marriage-of-henry-viii-and-catherine-howard/6065/#ixzz19w06qRL6

  K.H., Nottingham, UK