Factotum
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 16
[Lat. facio, to make, and tot us, all, whole.] A person employed to do all kinds of work. Fact'ual, a. [From fact. ] Relating to or containing facts. Fac'tum, n; pl. FACTA. [Lat.] ( Law.) A deed; a man's own act and deed; a culpable or criminal act; an act not founded in law. - A deed; a written instrument under seal; called also charter. ( Arith . ) The product of two quantities multiplied by each other.
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