1564 |
Baptismal record. "William son of John
Shakspere."
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1582 |
Marriage license record. For "wm Shaxpere
et Anna whateley."
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Marriage license bond. For "willm Shagspere ...
and Anne hathwey."
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1595 |
Royal record. Paid for "comedies or
enterludes shewed ... before her majestie...."
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1596 |
Heraldic documents. Coat of Arms grant.
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Court record. "Petitions for sureties of the
peace" against Shakspere, "for fear of death...."
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1597 |
Property documents. Bought New Place, the
second largest house in Stratford.
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Tax record. Listed as a tax defaulter.
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1598 |
List of Actors. Ben Jonson's Euery Man
In His Hvmovr.
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Bill of sale. "Pd to Mr. Shakespere for one
load of stone xd."
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Letter. "mr Shaksper is willing to disburse
some monei upon some od yardeland...."
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List of Hoarders. Illegally held 80
bushels of malt or corn during a shortage.
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Tax record. Listed as a tax defaulter.
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Letter. To Shakspere: "ffrende me muche in
helpeing me out of all the debettes I owe...."
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Letter. "bargen with Wm Sha...."
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Letter. "our countriman mr Wm Shak. would
procure us monei...."
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Tax record. List of those who moved out of
the district.
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1599 |
Heraldic document. John
Shakspere sought to add his wife's family arms to the Shakspere arms.
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Property document. A
tripartite lease for the Globe Theater included Shakspere.
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Inventory. Shakspere is said to be occupying
the Globe Theater. »
Tax record. Listed as a delinquent owing
back-taxes.
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1600 |
Court record. "Willelmus Shackspere"
brought suit to collect a debt. [Shakspere of Stratford?]
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Tax record. Listed as a delinquent owing
back-taxes.
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1601 |
Will. "I geve ... unto the poore people of
Stratford ... Shaxspere['s] ... debt unto me...."
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1602 |
Heraldic documents. Concerning "elevating
base persons, and assigning devices already in use."
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Property document. New Place reconveyed to
Shakspere.
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Diary entry. After a play, "Shakespeare
[was] at his game [with a lady] ere Burbidge came."
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Property document. Bought land and pasture in
Old Stratford.
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Property document. Acquired land with "Chapel
Lane Cottage" and a garden.
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1603 |
List of Actors. Ben Jonson's Seianvs
his Fall.
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Royal documents. The King's Men could
"exercise the Arte and faculty of playinge."
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Royal document. Requested "Curtesies as hath
bene given to men of theire place and quallitie."
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1604 |
Court record. Brought suit to collect a
debt.
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Royal record. List of "Players" given scarlet
cloth to be worn for the King's Royal Procession.
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Land survey. "William Shakespere Lykewise
holdeth one cottage and one garden...."
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1605 |
Will. "I geve ... my ffellowe
william Shakespeare a Thirty shillings peece in gould."
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Property documents. Bought "half-interest
in a lease of 'Tythes of Corne grayne blade & heye.'"
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1606 |
Inventory. "There was Owinge by Mr.
Shakspre xxli."
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1608-9 |
Court records. Brought suit to collect a
debt.
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1610 |
Property document. Confirmation of
Shakspere's title to land and pasture purchased in 1602.
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1611 |
Court records. Complaint regarding
non-payment of rent.
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List of Supporters. A bill making the
government resposible for "Repayre of the highe waies."
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1612 |
Court records. A dispute regarding a
dowery negotiated by Shakspere in 1604.
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1613 |
Will. Money bequeathed to "mr William
Shackspere."
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Property documents. Blackfriars Gate-house
purchased by "William Shakspre" and two others.
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Record of payment. (John) Shakspere and
Burbage were each paid 44s. for work on an impresa.
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1614 |
List of Landowners. "Auncient ffreeholders
in the ffieldes of Oldstratford and Welcombe."
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Property document. Compensation for "losse
detriment & hinderance" in case of land enclosure.
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Diary entries. Made by Shakspere's cousin, in
relation to the land enclosure problem.
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1615 |
Court record. List of those who sought to
obtain Blackfriars property documents.
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Court record. List of shareholders for the
Globe Theater and Blackfriars property.
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1616 |
Last Will and Testament. "I William
Shackspeare, of Stratford upon Avon...."
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Burial record. "Will Shakspeare gent."
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