From "A Collection of Ireish Lists", Vol. VII, compiled by Capt. G. S. Cary from various sources
"A List of the Residents in the County of Dublin
in 1664".
"This list has been compiled from a transcript of the Hearth Money Roll. which I made from the original then in the Public Record Office of Ireland, and which afterwards perished by fire."
"Names and addresses of residents in Co. Dublin in 1664. with number of hearths."
Luttrell, John - Combe & Newroe, Liberty of Donore - 2
"Bailiffs & Sheriffs of Dublin City, 1308 - 1884."
Luttrell, Adam - 1571
Luttrell, John - 1563. 1567.
Luttrell, Simon - 1532
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From INDEX TO THE ACT OR GRANT BOOKS, AND TO THE ORIGINAL WILLS, OF THE DIOCESE OF DUBLIN (c. 1638) TO THE YEAR 1800 - APPENDIX TO THE TWENTY-SIXTH REPORT OF THE DEPUTY KEEPER OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS AND KEEPER OF THE STATE PAPERS IN IRELAND, 1895, pg. 540
This may not be all Luttrells to be found in this source.
From the "Census of Ireland - circa 1659, With Supplementary Material from the Poll Money Ordinances (1660 - 1661)", edited by Seamus Pender, M. A. (lecturer in History, Univ. College, Cork), publ. 1939
County of Dublin, Barony of Castleknocke, Parish of Malahiddart, Poocestowne - 20 people (3 Eng - 17 Irish) - Tituladoes Names - Thomas Luttrell, esq.
County of Dublin, Barony of Castleknocke, Parish of Clonsillagh, Luttrellstowne - 31 people (16 Eng. -
15 Irish) Tituladoes Names - Sir William Berry, Knt.
County of Dublin, Barony of Neithercross, Parish of Finglass, Finglas - 92 people (36 Eng - 56 Irish) - Tituladoes Names - . . . Nicholas Luttrell, gent. . . .
County of Meath, Barony of Ratouth, Parish of Rathregan, Poorestowne - 5 people (5 Irish) -
Not all Luttrell references in this document are shown below
Oct 1539 – reference to Robert Luttrell in
St Catherine’s Parish. . .”a yard there (St. Olave’s Parish) held by Robert Lutterell worth 4s. . . .
8 Mar 1534 – ref.to Robert Lutterell of Dublin, carpenter
Nov 1543 – ref to property granted to William, s.of Thomas Luttrell, and Joan Brown his wife (of Wm.)
Dec 1547 – ref to property in co. Dublin granted (by Will?) to “Thomas Lutrell of Tyrrelliston, husbandman”
1555 - Will Patrick Fynglas mentions Andrew Luttrell and his sister Ellin Plunket
1582Janet Luttrell, widow of Walter Locke of Culmyne, co. Dublinand William Luttrell w/adjacent properties
20 Apr 1599 - document witnessed by Henry Luttrell, lessee of Giltons, Co.Kildare; mark by James Luttrell
12 May 1603 - Edward Luttrell, witness to attornment on property document re several Cusacks
1591 - William Luttrell of Terrelston and Richard Luttrell of Terrelston witness to "livery of seisin" on document. William Luttrell also noted as "tenant of Luttrellston"
8 Feb 1606. Grant by John Bremingham of Dunfert. Edward Luttrell, gent., attorney to deliver seisin
Simon Luttrell, A
18 May 1694. Kilmainham.
Simon Luttrell of Luttrellstowne, esq. outlawed and attainted at Kilmainham on 6 Apr 1691 for high treason at Swords on 20 Aug 1689
10 Feb 1623 deed. . . grant of various lands in co. Dublin to . . . and John Luttrell of Killeighe. Witnesses include Thomas and Alexander Luttrell
c.1673 Pg 489Deed. English. Leading the uses of a recovery to be suffered by Simon Luttrell of Luttrellstown, esq., recoverer Peter Reade of Dublin, gent., of lands in . . .Lucan, Lutherstown, . . . Clonsillagh. . .and other properties. . . “to be held to the use of Simon Luttrell for life then to his eldest s. by Catherine Newcomen, alias Luttrell” . . . “to Simon’s heirs male by any other wife, to Henry Luttrell, Simon’s brother” . . . “to Thomas, Simon’s third brother, for life, and then to his son’s successively in t.m., to Robert Luttrell of Symonstowne, co. Kildare, gent., Simon’s uncle. . .
to Michael, s. of Oliver Luttrell of Tankardstowne, gent., to Patrick another s. of Oliver
to William Luttrell of Old Cornmarket, Dublin
to Oliver s. of Robert Luttrell of Liscarten, gent.,
to Michael another son,
to Stephen Luttrell of co. Kildare, gent.,
to Henry bro. of Stephen,
to Patrick s. of James Luttrell of Dublin, chirurgen,
to Luke, another son of James,
to William Luttrell of Dublin, baker,
to Richard Luttrell of Naas, chandler, and
to Patrick Luttrell of Naas, shoemaker, all in t.m., and finally to Simon’s right heirs forever provided that if Simon die without heirs male and Catherine survive him, she shall have the house, mill and demesne of Luttrellstown in addition to the jointure appointed to her by a deed of 16 Aug 1672 between Thomas Luttrell of Lutrellstone and Sir Thomas Newcomen of Sutton, co. Dublin, Francis Barnewall of Beggstowne, co. Meath, esq., & Jenico viscount Gormanstown & that is she
bear him a posthumous child, she shall maintain it
until age 21, . . . (multiple other conditions and terms).
This document provides greater definition to previously unconnected Luttrells who are close relatives (uncles, cousins, etc.) to Col. Simon Luttrell and the Luttrells of Luttrellstown,
co. Dublin, IR. GEL
Irish Records Office Fire 1922
On 30 June 1922, the Public Record Office of Ireland at the Four Courts was destroyed in the opening engagement of the Civil War, with the destruction of over 800 years’ worth of documents relating to Irish history and genealogy..
Virtual Treasury of Ireland
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NAI CP/A-Z/K/132, 'Chancery Pleading, Bundle K, No. 132: Richard Houlder [Richd. Howlder] of Clondalkin, County Dublin, farmer, and Maude Luttrell [Mawde Luttrell], his wife, versus Mary Luttrell [Marye Luttrell], alias Preston, widow', accessed on VRTI (8 July 2025).
Showeth to your honour Richard Houlder of Clondalkin in the County of Dublin farmer, and his wife Maude Luttrell Administratrix of John Luttrell of Dublin merchant late deceased. That where John Luttrell father to the said Maude died possessed as of his proper goods and Chattels about eleven years past of the several leases hereafter mentioned, and of the goods and Chattels hereafter declared, appearing in a schedule hereunto annexed, and died intestate, after whose death his wife Eleanor Luttrell, alias Humphrey, entered to the premises, and the farms, and goods enjoyed [and] possessed for seven years or thereabouts after her said husband's death; without any letters of Administration or will proved.
And after her decease Walter Luttrell, son to the said John, possessed the said goods, and entered to the said farms about four years past, . . .
Robert, Henry in Will of Andrew Luttrell, merchant, Dublin
Commission to Nicholas Welshe, chancellor of St. Patrick’s, John Kernye, treasurer there, Richard Bealynge, queen’s solicitor, Thomas Dyllon, of Dublin, gentleman, Robert Garvie, M.A., LL.B., Thomas Spync feild, gentleman, and John Magwyre, prebendary of Donlowan, as delegates; to hear an appeal in acause between Richard Nettervyll, of Kylshalghan, gentleman, and Robert and Henry Luttrell, concerning the will of Andrew Luttrell, late of Dublin, merchant.—Dated 12 May, xix. 1577
Books of Survey and Distribution: East Meath County: Navan Barony
ReferenceCode NAI QRO 1/1/3/17/9
Scope And Content
Townland survey of lands in a single Barony forfeited under the Act for Settling Ireland, 1652, based on the Gross, Civil, Down and Strafford surveys, 1636-1658. These lands were distributed under several acts, courts of decree and by other instruments, 1659-1703. The surveys and transfers are presented in tabular format in the Books of Survey and Distribution.
Appendix to Twenty Fourth Report Of The Deputy, p100
Appendix VIII. Calendar to Christchurch Deeds—continued
970. Membrane containing copies of the following:
d. Land and mill at Salmons Leap, in the manor of Parsonstoune, near Donacoumpre, Co. Kildare,
Released to Simon Loterell (and others). Witnessed by Sir Elias de Ashbourne (and others)
Dated, at Personstoun, 24 Jun, 23 Ed. III (1349)
e. Robert, son of John Loterell, releases to James Iryell and Margary, his wife, a mill and land in Persounestoun, near St. Wolstanes, lands in Stacony, co. Dublin, a messuage in St Patrick’s street, and three shops in the New Street of St. Patrick, and St. Sepulchre, Dublin.
Dated 10 Feb ( ), Henry V.
Some other sources of Irish Luttrell records
https://sources.nli.ie/ - National Library of Ireland
Widdow Joane Lutterell from Skiner Roe
