William Shakespeare and women in his life

William Shakespeare and women in his life

The first important woman in the life of Shakespeare was his mother, . She was born into a Mary Arden wealthy family and married John Shakespeare. She had many children, but many of them died in childhood. In Shakespeare's play "The Winter's Tale" is a shepherd's memories of joyful celebration. It was made by his wife, the hostess, who could have fun at the same time. Perhaps this was the mother of Shakespeare.

Shakespeare was a beloved leader of the troupe of Elizabeth the First. Therefore, he could personally talk to Gloriana.

Anne Hathaway was married at 26 years old, it's too late. She lived in a poor family with many children so she could not find the groom. Once Shakespeare had wandered to a farm of her father. . . Anne Hathaway was 8 years older than her husband. He married at age of 18. At 6 months after the wedding, Susan was born, it was the cause of marriage.

Anne was a caring wife and loving mother. Their marriage was happy, though Shakespeare lived in London, but his family in Stratford. Was the eldest daughter Susan, and twins Judith and Hamlet. The boy died at the age of 11. William bought the best house in town. It was the first own home of Ann.

In the will Shakespeare wrote that those who will open his grave will be cursed. So his wife is buried in neighboring grave.

Susan was the eldest daughter of a respected citizen. She successfully married Dr. John Hall. The marriage was happy. Unfortunately, Shakespeare's granddaughter, Elizabeth had no children. Shakespeare's younger daughter was a failure. Her husband was a murderer, and the child died. Lineal descendants of Shakespeare remains.