Not exactly. On 29 April 1552, the town records of Stratford record that John Shakespeare was fined a shilling, along with Humphrey Reynolds and Adrian Quiney, for making an unauthorised dunghill - sterquinarium, or midden heap - in front of the house of a neighbour, the wheelwright William Chambers. The law recorded that he ought to have dumped his sewage on the communal muck-hill at the rural end of Henley Street. Mr. Shakespeare knew enough not to start a pit of excrement outside of his own house. Phew!
His father was a glove merchant.
Yes, for having an illegal sewage facility.
William Shakespeare
yes he was very proud of his sons job
No, although he tried to claim that he was.
he was a glove maker
His father was a glove merchant.
Yes, for having an illegal sewage facility.
William Shakespeare
john
English
yes he was very proud of his sons job
No, although he tried to claim that he was.
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1582
William shakespeares mum
brown