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Revision as of 18:28, 13 August 2013
- "We'd be for gettin' into a few more scraps."
- ―Richard Clutterbuck to Robert Faulkner.[src]
Richard Clutterbuck (1735 - unknown) was a gunnery officer aboard the Assassin vessel the Aquila, alongside his brother David.
Biography
Richard and his older brother, David, were both born in the Dutch Republic. However, their parents moved with them to London, England. Their father was a dockworker, so the two were raised near and in the dockyard, and the pair would frequently do errands for sailors and merchants to pass the time and earn some extra money. They were also known to get into many fights.
In 1750, the brothers joined the crew of the Stalwart under the command of Robert Faulkner, whom they served loyally under until his disappearance in 1753. Though Faulkner was presumed dead, he had actually been living in exile in the Davenport Homestead.
The Clutterbucks spent years traveling on various merchant and privateer vessels – almost always hiring on as a pair. They eventually settled semi-permanently in Martha's Vineyard, taking it as a place to rest between contracts before they would get tired of all the quiet and hire on to another crew.
In 1773, Faulkner returned to Martha's Vineyard with Ratonhnhaké:ton, and the duo hired the brothers on as gunnery officers for their ship, the Aquila.
Gallery
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Robert Faulkner recruiting Richard along with David -
Richard passing a musket to a fellow crewman
Reference