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Susanna Hall and her daughter Elizabeth Nash settle the estates inherited from William Shakespeare: the deed of settlement

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Thomas Nash, first husband of Elizabeth Hall, Shakespeare’s granddaughter, died on April 4, 1647 without issue. Under his ... TR46/1/9 Reproduced by permission of Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Terms of use The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has ...

Conveyance to Bartholomew Hathaway, William Shakespeare’s brother-in-law, of the Hathaway estate at Shottery, including Anne Hathaway’s Cottage

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... 33s. 4d. (For more information on this form of tenure, see Shakespeare’s Chapel Lane purchase in 1602 .) At that point, the lands ... ER27/10 Reproduced by permission of Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Terms of use The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has ...

John Shakespeare, as one of four affeerors, attests to the level of fines imposed at the manorial court

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John Shakespeare was elected as an affeeror, an official appointed to monitor the ... Reproduced by permission of Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Terms of use The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has graciously ...

Shakespeare sues John Addenbrooke: list of jurors and record of verdict (with costs and damages) for the plantiff

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On August 17, 1608 , William Shakespeare (or his family or agents acting on his behalf) began an action in ... Reproduced by permission of Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Terms of use The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has graciously ...

William Shakespeare reaches an agreement with William Replingham to safeguard his income as a leaseholder of the tithes in case of enclosure

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... the open fields at Welcombe to the north-east of Stratford, Shakespeare took steps to ensure that his income as a leaseholder of half the ... ER27/3 Reproduced by permission of Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. Terms of use The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has ...

Meeting of the Stratford-upon-Avon Corporation at which officers for the following year were elected, including John Shakespeare's election as chief alderman

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... two or three years earlier. Thus in September, 1571, John Shakespeare, who had served as bailiff in 1568–69, was chosen to be chief ... p. 145v Reproduced by permission of Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Terms of use The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has ...

An endorsement, added between 1603 and 1616 to a deed of 1572, defines the eastern boundary of William Shakespeare’s New Place property

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... on the back of a 1572 lease, informs us of the extent of Shakespeare’s property at New Place. Shakespeare purchased New Place in ... ER3/1979 Reproduced by permission of Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. Terms of use The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has ...

Order of the Stratford-upon-Avon Corporation concerning the election of John Wheeler as Bailiff, witnessed by those members present, including John Shakespeare

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On September 27, 1564, John Shakespeare was one of ten capital burgesses included in a list of those ... p.5 Reproduced by permission of Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Terms of use The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has graciously ...

William Shakespeare is listed as a potential subscriber towards the cost of prosecuting a bill in Parliament for the better maintenance of the highways

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... page, and then continued on the back of the sheet, William Shakespeare’s name stands alone in the otherwise blank space to the right. ... Reproduced by permission of Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Terms of use The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has ...

Meeting of the Stratford-upon-Avon Corporation, presided over by the bailiff, John Shakespeare, at which officers for the following year were elected

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Following his election as bailiff in 1568, John Shakespeare presided over meetings of the Corporation, although minutes were ... p. 139v Reproduced by permission of Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Terms of use The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has ...

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