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1. John Shakespeare was a mason in Dursley from 1704 to 1739; and Thomas Shakespeare had a seat-place allotted him in 1739. Betty Shakespeare received poor money from 1747 till 1754. Some still exist in the adjoining parish of Newington Bagpath, and claim kindred with the poet. [269] Edward Shakespeare of Syresham, 1626-30; Thomas Shakespeare of Litchborough, 1610-41 (Northamptonshire and Rutland Wills, Index Library). [270] _Notes and Queries_, First Series, vii. 405 and 546. [271] A John Shakespeare of Finchhampstead, Berkshire, made his will in 1644. See Berkshire Wills. [272] _Notes and Queries_, First Series, vii. 405 and 546. [273] State Papers, Domestic Series, Jac. I., ix. 72. [274] Lay Subsidies, Leicester, Goodlaxton, 39 Elizabeth, Wigston Parva, 134/235 and 134/254. [275] Hist. Man. Com., vol. iii., Report 1872, p. 190. [276] Ancient Records of Leicester, Trans. Lit. and Phil. Society, 1855, and _Notes and Queries_, Third Series, v. 383. [277] Admission Books, Staple Inn, vol. i., f. 58, and French, "Shakespeareana Genealogica," 542. [278] From the Register of St. Gregory by St. Paul's, London. [279] "Dict. Nat. Biography." [280] _Notes and Queries_, Fifth Series, viii. 386. [281] See p. 15. [282] Proved November 4, 1643, by his relict Elizabeth. [283] _Notes and Queries_, Third Series, viii. 124. [284] "Catalogue of Oxford Graduates," Clarendon Press. [285] _Notes and Queries_, Second Series, xii. 469. [286] French, "Shakspeareana Genealogica." [287] _Notes and Queries_, Seventh Series, vi. 344. See "Liber Actorum," Bodleian Library. [288] Somerset House, 88 Bruce, proved July 1, 1664. [289] The Hearth Tax for Isleworth, 1666, 252/32, notes "Ralph Shakespeare 2 hearths, Widow Shakespeare 1 hearth." [290] Elizabeth Shakspere, of St. Werbergs, Derby, made her will 1558. Pegge's "Collection for the History of Derbyshire" contains a sheet of printed verses "on the death of the Rev. Mr. Shakespear" (Nichols's "Col. Top. and Gen.," iii. 244). [291] Wills of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. [292] See _Genealogical Magazine_, January, 1898. [293] _Notes and Queries_, Fourth Series, iv. 275. [294] Hampshire Marriage Licences. [295] _Gentleman's Magazine_, vol. lxxvii., p. 280. [296] Aubrey's "Natural History of Wiltshire," 1680. [297] Manning and Bray's "Surrey," vol. ii. [298] "Misc. Gen. et Herald.," Second Series, vol. ii. Register of Todding
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