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Hamnet Shakespeare. A 19th-century engraving imagining Shakespeare's family life. Hamnet stands behind Shakespeare, left of centre. Hamnet Shakespeare ( baptised 2 February 1585 – buried 11 August 1596) was the only son of William Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway, and the fraternal twin of Judith Shakespeare.
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. A civil war is raging, with skirmishes fought close to Stratford, and an injured boy lies under Susanna’s roof, needing her skills as healer. Where should she place her loyalties?
Susanna’s marriage to John Hall likely pleased Shakespeare tremendously, for Shakespeare appointed John and Susanna executors of his will. Susanna moved into Hall’s Croft – John Hall’s family home after the wedding, and on 21 February 1608 gave birth to William Shakespeare’s first grandchild, a baby girl named Elizabeth Hall.
Susanna Hall, nascida Susanna Shakespeare , foi a filha mais velha do poeta inglês William Shakespeare e de sua esposa Anne Hathaway.
Shakespeare left the clever and business savvy Susanna most of his property upon his death in 1616, and she and John left Hall's Croft to live at Shakespeare's home, known as New Place, where they oversaw the affairs of Susanna's mother. With respect to her literacy, we know that Susanna could sign her own name and, if we also consider her reputation as a highly intelligent woman, it is ...
Susanna Hall, z domu Shakespeare (ochrzczona 26 maja 1583, zm. 1649) – najstarsza córka Williama Shakespeare’a i Anne Hathaway . Urodziła się zaledwie sześć miesięcy po małżeństwie rodziców; prawdopodobnie fakt, iż jej matka była w ciąży, spowodował, że Szekspir w wieku 18 lat poślubił o 8 lat starszą Annę. Jej chrzest ...
In 1633, to protect the interests of Judith and the children, the lease was signed over to the trust of John Hall, Susanna's husband, Thomas Nash, the husband of Judith's niece, and Richard Watts, vicar of nearby Harbury, who was Quiney's brother-in-law and who had officiated at Thomas and Judith's wedding.
