There are other Clutterbuck's in Barbados in this time period, whether they are related or not is unknown. There is a Mary Clutterbuck in Barbados, who was married to a Thomas Clutterbuck and had a son, John. The record is intriguing.
1680: Mary Clutterbuck living in All Saints Parish, Barbados
Will: Clutterbuck, Thomas- St. Peter, Barbados. Sister: Martha Ford of Leek Co., Stafford (England) Sister: Hester Hilliard of Horsely County, Gloucester, children: John, Sam, Mary, Martha, Elizabeth, and Toby; Wife: Mary. Abstract from Barbados records, wills and administration 1639-1680, compiled and edited by Joanne McRee Sanders; proved 1674.
From: Narratives of Early Carolina: Between April 16, 1672 and December 11, 1679 (See warrants for lands in South Carolina,1672- 1679, Columbia, South Carolina, 1910) warrants for five hundred acres of land each wer issued to the following persons for their "disbursism" on the discovery of this province by Capt..... Thomas Clutterbuck of Barbados, June 8, 1672.
CXI CXII: To Ferdinand, Grand Duke fo Tuscany- complains of another instance of fraudulent conduct towards two English merchants, to wit, John Housier and Thomas Clutterbuck. April 1658. In a second letter he says: "We are grieved to learn how your Highness's constant expressons of friendship have been falsified by the hostile treatment which our fleet has recently received in your Port of Leghorn, our of fear, as your servants confess, lest our enenby the King of Spain should be offended." The outrages are then recited and punishment demanded on the governor of Leghorn."
