Thomas Clutterbuck

• Burke, Bernard, Sir. A genealogical and heraldic history of the landed gentry of Great Britain & Ireland 6th ed. London : Harrison 1879. Vol I. page 329

Possibly MyHeritage: Mark William Carr: 1851 England & Wales Census

30 March 1851 Census for residents of 8? High Street, Uppingham, Rutland, England; Possibly: [8 High Street East, Uppingham, Oakham LE15 9PZ 52.5879516, -0.721757]

• Mark William Carr, head, married, male, aged 28 [born about 1823], in North Shields, Northamptonshire; Civil Engineer
• Mary Carr, wife, married, female, aged 29 [born about 1822], in Bretton, Yorkshire
• Mark W Carr, son, single, male, aged 4 [born about 1847], in Seaton, Rutland
• John T Carr, son, single, male, aged 8 months [born in 1850], in Charlton, Kent
• Thomas Clutterbuck, visitor, single, male, aged 24 [born about 1827], in Warkworth, Northamptonshire; Civil Engineer
• Ann Russell, servant, single, female, aged 17 [born about 1834], in Ridlington, Rutland; House Servant
• Margaret Pousty, servant, single, female, aged 14 [born about 1837], in Bromley, Kent; Nurse Maid

From Northumberland: Property, etc

259/42 Thomas Clutterbuck, Warkworth - 1872 - Sale of 2 plots of land belonging to Thomas Parr (Letcomb Regis, Berks.) byCharles Smith (High Holborn, Middx), a Mortgagee of the lands, to Francis Fernando Bullock (Wantage). Refers to the acquisition of the lands (amongst others) by Parr in 1862, the 1863 Mortgage of the lands to John Cann and assignment of part of the Mortgage by Cann, and the repayment of the bulk of that part of the original Mortgage, with the part outstanding being assigned in 1871 to Edwin Newman (Yeovil, Somerset). As a result of various assignments, the balance of the original Mortgage was owed to John Goodden (Over Compton, Dorset). Additional Mortgages were advanced by Thomas Clutterbuck (Warkworth) and Charles Smith, both in 1869, Smith having Power of Sale - which he exercised by selling part of the lands to Bullock. Includes details of how the Sale proceeds were to be applied in paying off parts of the outstanding Mortgages. Previous owners of the plots of Land include Robert Butler, George Butler, Timothy Bartholomew & Thomas Goodlake. Former occupiers include Rev. William Henry Price & William Edmonds, the current occupier was William Thorneloe Pritchard - by virtue of a 14 year Lease. 3 large parchment sheets with decorative 1st 2 words, the 3rd sheet includes a Location Plan & is signed / sealed by Edwin Newman, John Goodden, Thomas Clutterbuck & Charles Smith. £74

211/48 Thomas Clutterbuck, Warkworth - 1900 - Probated copy of Will & Codicil - sisters Frances Ann Fellowes [her children Edward John, Alfred Lyon & Charles Arthur Fellowes of Shotesham Park, Norfolk] & Charlotte Eliza Barlow [her children Alethoea, Charlotte, Algernon, Charles, George Thomas, Harold, Francis John & Lionel Barlow of Ewehurst, Sy]. Cousins Jane Anne Winscom late Richard Forster [widow Mary Elizabeth], Mary Ann Fanny Forster, Harriett (w/o Robert Graham Meggison), Amy (w/o Rev. David Francis Alexander Grahame). Godchildren Frederick Woodham Dunn & Olive Daisy Stackhouse Paynter, coachman John Short. Details of properties in Whittle, Warkworth & Ewehurst, Sy. mines of coal, fire clay & ironstone in Northumberland & Durham. 10 sheets Parchment written 18½ sides, pencil notations, grant of Probate & wafer seal attached. Some dusting / creasing & number of company stamps to cover. £42

From The Clutterbuck book Page 65

Thomas Clutterbuck, of Warkworth, born 11 December 1826, [NOTE conflicts with below] died 1890, second child of John Clutterbuck and Mary Anne Lyon

From findagrave: Thomas Clutterbuck (1826-1900)

• Name: Thomas Clutterbuck
• Born: Monday, 11 December 1826, Hauxley, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England
• Died: Wednesday, 6 June 1900 (aged 73), Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England
• Buried: Warkworth Cemetery, Warkworth, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England
• Inscription: Plaque: In Memory of Thomas Clutterbuck of Warkworth, Born Monday, 11 December 1826. Died Wednesday, 6 June 1900. The last of the Heirs Male descended from John Clutterbuck who died in 1720 and was buried in the Chancel of this Church.
• About: 1891: living at Bridge End, Warkworth, a retired magistrate.