Cutler, Nathaniel
Nathaniel Cutler (fl. 1728) was a British mathematician, instrument maker and mapseller. He appears to have married in 1711, but we have neither birth nor death records for the man. He surfaces only as the author of the second part - 'A general coasting pilot'- of the 1728 Atlas Maritimus et Commercialis, the first merchant atlas printed for a public audience. A business card for a Nathaniel Cutler has survived, with a highly suspect dating of 1631.
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