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Thomas Luttrell, of Luttrellstown
b. d. 1673
m. Barbara, dau of Henry Sedgrave, of Cabra
3 sons
Simon, Henry and Thomas
During the Commonwealth the Luttrells resided in Dublin . .
Owing to the influence of the Duke of Ormonde, whose friendship the Luttrells enjoyed, Thomas Luttrell was one of those mentioned by name in the Act of Settlement as deserving of restoration to his estates, and in 1663 the Commissioners of Settlement directed that he should be placed in possession of them.
Some years later the owner of Luttrellstown took part in a remarkable duel, in which the principals escaped without hurt but the seconds sustained serious injury.
Above per F. E. Ball, History of County Dublin
Slightly different information from another source
Thomas; who, after the accession of King Charles II., was restored to his estates by the Act of Settlement; was made a Gentleman of the Bedchamber to the King; and dying, in 1674, left, by his lady, the daughter of William Segrave, Esq., of the County of Dublin, 4 sons; the 2 elder of whom were named Simon and Henry
from "History of the Irish brigades in the service of France, from the revolution in Great Britain and ..." By John Cornelius O'Callaghan
