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Susanna Hall (nama gadis Shakespeare; dibaptis 26 Mei 1583 – 11 Juli 1649) adalah anak tertua William Shakespeare dan Anne Hathaway, dan kakak dari si kembar Judith Quiney dan Hamnet Shakespeare. Ia menikah dengan John Hall , seorang dokter setempat, pada tahun 1607.
Susanna Hall, nascida Susanna Shakespeare (26 de maio de 1583 - 11 de julho de 1649), foi a filha mais velha do poeta inglês William Shakespeare e de sua esposa Anne Hathaway. Especula-se que ela nasceu seis meses após o casamentos dos pais; Shakespeare tinha 18 anos, enquanto que Hathaway deveria ter 26.
Susanna Shakespeare and John Hall were married on June 5, 1607, according to the Holy Trinity Church parish register. Next to the entry, an “X” added by a later hand highlights its significance. Susanna, William and Anne Shakespeare’s daughter, was 24.
En 1582 contrajo matrimonio con Anne Hathaway, hija de un granjero, con la que tuvo una hija, Susanna, en 1583, y dos mellizos—un niño, Hamnet, que murió en 1596 a los once años, y una niña Judith— en 1585. Cuatro años después de su muerte le puso el nombre de su hijo al fantasma más célebre de toda la literatura isabelina: Hamlet.
The Queen is here, Mistress Hall. The Queen of England. To see you!” It’s July, 1643, and Susanna Hall has just been told a visitor has arrived at New Place, Stratford-upon-Avon. Susanna, the widow of physician John Hall, and the eldest daughter of William Shakespeare, has reasons for not wanting to host Henrietta Maria, wife of Charles I.
Susanna Hall married John Hall, a respected physician, on June 5, 1607, in ‘Holy Trinity Church.’ John Hall practiced medicine in Stratford-upon-Avon, where he was the only physician at that time. Certain evidence indicates that Susanna's father settled a substantial dowry of 105 acres of land in Old Stratford at the time of her wedding.
6 His daughter Susanna Hall; 7 His son-in-law John Hall; 8 His son Hamnet Shakespeare; 9 His daughter Judith and the Quineys; 10 His granddaughter Lady Elizabeth Barnard; 11 His ‘cousin’: Thomas Greene; Part II Friends and Neighbours; Part III Colleagues and Patrons; Closing remarks; Afterword; Index; References
