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      She had issue.. Margaret Marlott (Ketch) was christened on 15 June 1622 in Itchingfield, Sussex. She was the daughter of William Marlott and Faith Killingworth.

     Mary Marlott was christened on 18 May 1567 in Sussex. She was the daughter of Thomas Marlott.
     Mary died before 5 April 1568. She was buried on 5 April 1568.

      She possibly married Richard Pepper 18 Sep 1660 at Cuckfield, Sussex, or John Mills/Mille at Stopham in 7 Sep 1669. Mary Marlott was christened on 3 November 1633 in Itchingfield, Sussex, England. She was the daughter of Richard Marlott and Mary Gardiner.

     Mary Marlott (Browne) was christened on 30 October 1571 in Sussex, England. She was the daughter of Thomas Marlott.
     Mary died before 28 February 1645/46 in Shoreham by Sea, Sussex. She was buried on 28 February 1645/46 in Shoreham by Sea.

     Nicholas Marlott was born in 1553 in Sussex, England. He was the son of Thomas Marlott. Nicholas Marlott was christened on 30 April 1564 in Petworth, Sussex.
Nicholas Marlott married Mary Unknown (Marlott) say 1590.
Nicholas Marlott married Joanna Stone on 15 May 1628 in Shipley, Sussex.
     Nicholas died before 1 October 1640 in Itchingfield, Sussex, England. He was buried on 1 October 1640 in Itchingfield, Sussex.

     Richard Marlott was born in Sussex. He was the son of William Marlott and Johane Jop.
Richard Marlott married Unknown Prat.
     Richard Marlott was mentioned in a deed dated of 1464, 1468, 1479 & 1484.
     Richard died between 1484 and 1499.

     Richard Marlott was christened on 5 June 1584 in Sussex, England. He was the son of Thomas Marlott and Dorothy Stapley.
     Richard died before 20 August 1584 in Itchingfield, Sussex, England. He was buried on 20 August 1584 in Itchingfield.

     Richard died. He succeeded to Booges.. He was the son of William Marlott and Emma atte Hurst.

     Richard Marlott was born say 1500. He was the son of Thomas Marlott and Elizabeth Unknown (Marlott).
Richard Marlott was granted land between 19 February 1528 and 1529 in Brokehouse, Shipley, Sussex, his father.

     Richard Marlott was christened on 21 May 1678 in Slaugham, Sussex. He was the son of John Marlott.
     Richard Marlott made a will dated 14 December 1742.
     Richard died after 14 December 1742.
     His will was proved on 14 April 1744. Richard Marlott of the Middle Temple, esq.

     Richard Marlott was christened on 8 February 1606 in Slinfold, Sussex. He was the son of Roger Marlott and Eleanor Lewan.
Richard Marlott married Mary Gardiner on 19 November 1628 in St Peter the Great, Chichester, Sussex. Marriage licence dated 18 Nov 1628 for Richard Marlott of Hitchingfield & Mary Gardiner of Bullilngshurst (Subdeanery alias St Peter the Great, Chichester).      
Richard Marlott was the Member of Parliament in 1659 for Arundel, Sussex.
     Richard died before 30 November 1686 in Itchingfield, Sussex. He was buried on 30 November 1686 in Itchingfield.

     Richard Marlott was christened on 8 March 1639 in Itchingfield, Sussex. He was the son of Richard Marlott and Mary Gardiner.

     Roger Marlott was christened on 28 July 1565 in Sussex. He was the son of Thomas Marlott.
Roger Marlott married Eleanor Lewan in 1603 in Sussex. A marriage licence was granted to Roger Marlet of Rudgeweek & Eleanor, daughter of John Lewan/Lewar of Billingshurst. They had issue. Roger was present at Richard Marlott's christening on 8 February 1606 in Slinfold, Sussex.
     Roger Marlott made a will dated 1 July 1615 in Rudgwick, Sussex.
     Roger died before 11 July 1615. He was buried on 11 July 1615.

     Roger Marlott was christened before 19 February 1689/90 in Horsham, Sussex. He was the son of John Marlott.
     Roger died before 15 September 1702 in Itchingfield, Sussex. He was buried on 15 September 1702 in Itchingfield.

     Roger Marlott was christened on 1 February 1645 in Itchingfield, Sussex. He was the son of Richard Marlott and Mary Gardiner.

     Sarah Marlott was the daughter of John Marlott. Sarah Marlott was buried on 10 September 1720 in Chertsey, Surrey. She may be the Sarah buried in 1720.

     Thomas died in Muntham, Itchingfield.
Thomas Marlott married Elizabeth Unknown (Marlott). Thomas Marlott was born in Sussex, England. He was the son of Richard Marlott and Unknown Prat.
Thomas and John was party to a deed dated 8 June 1517; Thomas Marlott of Gt Muntham settled lands by this deed, his son John was described as "of Itchingfield."

      Thomas Marlott of Muntham was heir to his brother John and overseer to his mother's will in 1563 and to his brother in law John Dunstall 1582.. Thomas Marlott was born say 1525 in Muntham, Itchingfield, Sussex. He was the son of John Marlott and Elizabeth Homewood.
Thomas Marlott married Dorothy Stapley. Thomas was a beneficiary in John Marlott's will proved 1553 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Thomas was supervisor in the will of Elizabeth Homewood dated 6 December 1563.
     Thomas died before 12 August 1601 in Itchingfield, Sussex. He was buried on 12 August 1601 in Itchingfield.
     His will was proved after 12 August 1601 at Chichester, Sussex.

     Thomas Marlott was born circa 1551? In Sussex, England. He was the son of Thomas Marlott.
Thomas Marlott married Rose Rivett, daughter of William Rivett, circa 1588. Marriage settlement dated 1588..
     Thomas died on 15 May 1593 in Muntham, Itchingfield, Sussex, England.
     Thomas Marlott was the subject of an Inquisition Post Mortem held in Sussex on 9 May 1594. His son and heir William was aged 4 years on 17 April 1594 at his father's inquisition P M.

     Thomas Marlott was christened on 18 June 1624 in Itchingfield, Sussex. He was aged 9 in 1634. He was the son of William Marlott and Faith Killingworth.
Thomas Marlott married Persis Dunstall.
     Thomas died before February 1661 in Sussex, England.
     The administration of his estate was granted to Persis Dunstall in February 1660/61.

     Thomas Marlott was christened on 9 June 1649 in Itchingfield, Sussex, England. He was the son of Richard Marlott and Mary Gardiner.
     Thomas died before 29 June 1679 in Itchingfield, Sussex. He was buried on 29 June 1679 in Itchingfield, Sussex.

     Thomas Marlott was the son of John Marlott and Thomasin Kyme.
     Thomas died in 1601. Muntham passed to his grandson William (d. 1653). (Footnote 88) From that William it descended from father to son through William (d. 1657) and John (d. 1731) to Joseph Marlott (d. 1782). (Footnote 89) Joseph was followed by his nephew John Marlott, a Bristol sugar baker, who devised Muntham by will proved 1786 to his sister Elizabeth Marlott. (Footnote 90) She died in 1817, leaving it to her second cousin once removed Charles Chitty. (Footnote 91).

     Thomazin Marlott was christened on 18 October 1561 in Petworth, Sussex, England. She was the daughter of Thomas Marlott.

     William Marlott was christened on 25 April 1590 in Muntham, Itchingfield, Sussex. He was the son of Thomas Marlott and Rose Rivett. William Marlott was the heir of Thomas Marlott at the Inquisition Post Mortem held in Sussex, England, on 9 May 1594. His son and heir William was aged 4 years on 17 April 1594 at his father's inquisition P M.
Faith Killingworth married secondly William Marlott on 5 August 1619 in St Mary Magdalene, Old Fish Street, London. She was described as Faithe Newman, widow. Their marriage settlement dated 4 August 1619, described her as daughter of John Killingworth of London and relict of ... Newman.
     William Marlott made a will dated 17 August 1652 in Itchingfield, Sussex. Thomas Poole was one of the overseers of the will of his father-in-law, William Merlott, proved 17 May 1653, in which the testator refers to "my lining at Shoreham in ye cheste in ye possession of my sonne Poole."
     William died before 17 May 1653 in Itchingfield, Sussex.
     His will was proved on 17 May 1653 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.

     William Marlott bore arms: Gules, 3 mullets, in chief, a label of 3 points argent. He was born circa 1320.
     William resided at Botolphs, Sussex, from 1342 to 1379. He was named in deeds in 1378.
In 1375 John of Muntham conveyed the manor of Muntham to William Marlott, father of John's son-in-law, also William Marlott. The elder William died c. 1379 after settling Muntham on the younger William. (Footnote 83) From that William (d. 1400 × 1418) (Footnote 84) it descended from father to son through William (d. 1449 × 1464), Richard (d. 1484 × 1499), (Footnote 85) Thomas (fl. 1522), John (d. 1528), (Footnote 86) and John (d. 1552), to John Marlott (d. a minor 1554). (Footnote 87).
     William Marlott and William Marlott were mentioned in a deed dated between 1375 and 1378. He was named in deeds dated 1375, 1378 and 1379.
William Marlott married Emma atte Hurst before 1378. She was named in deeds in 1378.
     William died circa 1379 in Thakeham, Sussex. He was named in deeds 1375 and 1378. Dead in Thankenham Court Rolls 1379.
In 1375 John of Muntham conveyed the manor of Muntham to William Marlott, father of John's son-in-law, also William Marlott. The elder William died c. 1379 after settling Muntham on the younger William. (Footnote 83) From that William (d. 1400 × 1418) (Footnote 84) it descended from father to son through William (d. 1449 × 1464), Richard (d. 1484 × 1499), (Footnote 85) Thomas (fl. 1522), John (d. 1528), (Footnote 86) and John (d. 1552), to John Marlott (d. a minor 1554). (Footnote 87) He was succeeded by his brother Thomas Marlott (d. 1601), from whom Muntham passed to his grandson William (d. 1653). (Footnote 88) From that William it descended from father to son through William (d. 1657) and John (d. 1731) to Joseph Marlott (d. 1782). (Footnote 89) Joseph was followed by his nephew John Marlott, a Bristol sugar baker, who devised Muntham by will proved 1786 to his sister Elizabeth Marlott. (Footnote 90) She died in 1817, leaving it to her second cousin once removed Charles Chitty. (Footnote 91).

     William Marlott was born before 1368 in Botolphs, Sussex. He was the son of William Marlott and Emma atte Hurst.
     William Marlott and William Marlott were mentioned in a deed dated between 1375 and 1378. He was named in deeds dated 1375, 1378 and 1379.
William Marlott married Isabella de Muntham, daughter of John de Muntham, before 1395.
     William Marlott and Isabella de Muntham were mentioned in a deed dated 1395.
     William died between 1400 and 1418.

     William Marlott married Johane Jop, daughter of Thomas Jop and Matilda Unknown (Jop). William Marlott was born before 1399 in Sussex. He was the son of William Marlott and Isabella de Muntham.
He had a grant of Brokehouse in 1422, held Annington in Botolphs 1427.
     William died between 1449 and 1464.

     William Marlott was christened on 24 October 1620 in Itchingfield, Sussex. He was aged 13 and more in 1634. He was the son of William Marlott and Faith Killingworth.
William Marlott married Elizabeth Osborne circa 13 June 1649.
     William Marlott made a will dated 5 June 1657.
     William died between 5 June 1657 and 9 June 1657 in Chichester, Sussex. He was buried on 9 June 1657 in All Saints, Chichester.
     His will was proved on 3 August 1657 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.

     William Marlott was born in Sussex, England. He was the son of Thomas Marlott.
William Marlott married Mary Unknown (Marlott) say 1612. William was present at John Marlott's christening on 2 May 1613 in Sussex.      
William Marlott was the Member of Parliament in 1644 for Shoreham by Sea, Sussex, England.
     William died before 8 February 1646. He was buried on 8 February 1645/46 in Shoreham by Sea.

     William Marlott was born before 1510. He was the son of John Marlott.
     William Marlott and John Marlott were mentioned in a deed dated 8 June 1517. Thomas Marlott of Gt Muntham settled lands by this deed, his son John was described as "of Itchingfield".
     William Marlott made a will dated 19 September 1528.
     William died after 19 September 1528.