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Nicholas Luttrell
of Clonsilla, County Dublin, Ireland

b. ________  d. abt 1567 (WILL made in 1568)

Son of Robert Luttrell and __________

Brother of Patrick Luttrell of Dunboyne (see below)​

Grandson of Thomas Luttrell of Luttrellstown and Ellen, daughter of Phillip Bellew

Will of 
Nicholas Luttrell of Clonsillagh, 18 Feb 1567 20 Mar 1567/8
son - Richard
Simon Co. . .ill?
cousin of Mr L of Luttrellstown
son - Andrew
________ Harry 
 (some relation other than son?)
Daus? or Dames? or James?. . . Ellen, Joan

1555 - Andrew Luttrell and sister Ellin Plunket 
in Will of Patrick Fynglas (10)

In Sir Thomas Luttrell’s Will - listed his cousin Nicholas as a potential heir after his sons, should they die or fail to produce male heirs, Nicholas Luttrell, son of Robert Luttrell, Sir Thomas Luttrell's uncle.  Robert Luttrell, therefore, is the son of Thomas Luttrell and Ellen, daughter of Philip Bellew.
https://celtic2realms-medievalnews.blogspot.com/2017/08/luttrell-of-luttrellstown-early-records.html 

Nicholas Luttrell occupies a house of considerable size besides the castle (Luttrellstown), within the parish of Clonsilla.
Nicholas Luttrell appears from his will, made in 1568, to have been a man of good position, possessed of flocks and herds and 
much household goods, including plate, which he divided amongst a somewhat numerous family.  (3) F E Ball

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On 25 Apr 1557. . .Nicholas Luttrell was granted all mes., etc. in Clonshillaghe for life. 
(“mes.” is dwelling plus secondary buildings and structures and the land with them)

7 Nov 1570On 5 Jul 1555 Nicholas and James Luttrell (son & heir of Sir Thomas Luttrell) granted lands. . .they “have since died” (bef. 7 Nov 1570)

24 Apr 1558 Probate of James Luttrell's estate (son & heir of Sir Thomas Luttrell of Luttrellstown).  References are to WILL of Sir Thomas Luttrell.
Will also mentions lands in Dunboyne, called Sopocke, held on lease from Patrick Luttrell. . . .He leaves 20 m. to Margaret Luttrell, dau. of his cousin, Patrick Luttrell, for marriage portion. He leaves 20 m. to his cousin Nicholas for the marriage of his daughter.

3 NOV 1559.  re Oliver Nugent (PM) - Dublin Castle before the Barons of the Exchequer. . .(jurors listed). . .
"Nicholas Lutterel (printed as litteret)". . . .

Calendar of Inquisitions Formerly In The Office Of The Chief Remembrancer of The Exchequer Prepared From The MSS Of The Irish Record Commission
by Margaret C. Griffith (10)

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RE: Sons of Nicholas Luttrell of Clonsilla

Is the following referring to Richard Luttrell, son of Nicholas?
Charter of the guild of St. Mary Magdalene, Dublin, Recites the charter of Henry VI. to the fraternity of barbers in that city. Considering that it is necessary for the preservation of health that these should be more skilled in the art of surgery, and that there are two distinct societies exercising that art, the barbers and the surgeons, and that the latter have not been incorporated. It is granted that William Kelly, Rich. Edgerton, 
Rich. Luttrell, . . ., surgeons, of the city of Dublin, and all others to be admitted, shall form for ever a society to be called the guild of the Blessed Mary Magdalene of Dublin.
 
https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item/VRTI-Fiant-17-19-3106 
Fiant: 19 Eliz I (1576-1577), Item 3106 (Date: 1577)
APPENDIX TO THIRTEENTH REPORT OF THE DEPUTY, p46, 1577