Wills can be found indexed here with clickable links to get to their transcriptions on the blog. There are about 40 wills from the 1700s, 14 from the 1600s and 2 from the 1500s.
Pubs some of the historic pub landlord listings we have start early:
The Upper Crown listings are from the 1500s and the Lower Crown from the 1600s. See here
The White Hart Chapel Street begins in the 1700s here
The Coach and Horses begin (just) in the 1700s here
The Three Tuns listings begin in the late 1600s here
The Black Boy landlords 1600s here
The Bear in the High Street (unrelated to later pub of same name) 1600s landlords here
Farms Monkton farm Little Marlow occupier listings start see herein the 1500s
Widmere Farm occupiers from the 1700s here
Hooks Farm occupiers from 1600s here
Other 1700s material
1700s residents of Chapel Street here. Updated March 2024.
1700s residents of Dean Street here. Updated March 2024.
1700s residents of the High Street here
1700s residents of Oxford Road -here
1700s residents of Quoiting Square here
West Street residents in the 1700s here
Corner House, on the corner of the High Street and West Street, occupiers from 1702 here
Earlier 1700s highwayman Peter Rivers here
Sport in 1700s Marlow here
History of Marlow races which began in the earlier 1700s here
Biography of James and Sarah Puddifant shopkeepers who lived in West Street in the late 1700s here
Biography of Stephen Remnant of Remnantz West Street here
Biography of John Gidley early 1700s Presbyterian minister of Marlow here
Recreated 1700s trade directory for Marlow with a few notes for Little Marlow too Here
Numerous 1700s burials in Marlow have headstones photographed and transcribed here
Transatlantic slave trade and the abolition movement here
Other 1600s material
1600s trade directory Part One. Part Two
Leisure in 1600s Marlow here
Pre 1600 Marlow
Names in 1400s Marlow here
Miscellaneous
What made a desirable home in Marlow 1600s, 1700s and earlier 1800s.here
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