Thomas was struck out, while Judith Quiney's inheritance was attached with provisions to safeguard it from her husband.
20 Facts About Judith Quiney
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Judith Quiney has been depicted in several works of fiction as part of an attempt to piece together unknown portions of her father's life.
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Judith Quiney Shakespeare was the daughter of William Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway.
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Judith Quiney was the younger sister of Susanna and the twin sister of Hamnet.
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Unlike her father and her husband, Judith Quiney Shakespeare was probably illiterate.
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Judith Quiney signed twice with a mark instead of her name.
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Judith Quiney was nevertheless summoned by Walter Nixon to appear before the consistory court in Worcester.
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Judith Quiney had to admit to his crime, this time wearing ordinary clothes, before the Minister of Bishopton in Warwickshire.
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Judith Quiney owned her father's cottage on Chapel Lane, Stratford; while Thomas had held, since 1611, the lease on a tavern called "Atwood's" on High Street.
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Around 1630 Judith Quiney tried to sell the lease on the house but was prevented by his kinsmen.
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Richard and Thomas Judith Quiney were buried within one month of each other, 21 and 19 years old, respectively.
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The deaths of all of Judith Quiney's children resulted in new legal consequences.
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Judith Quiney was buried in the grounds of Holy Trinity Church, but the exact location of her grave is unknown.
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Judith Quiney is known to have had a nephew, living in London, who by this time was holding the lease to The Cage.
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Judith Quiney is portrayed in William Black's Judith Quiney Shakespeare: Her Love Affairs and Other Adventures, published serially in Harper's Magazine in 1884.
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Judith Quiney is one of the main characters in Edward Bond's 1973 play Bingo, which portrays the last years of her father, in retirement in Stratford on Avon.
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Judith Quiney appears in one of the final stories in Neil Gaiman's graphic novel, The Sandman.
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Judith Quiney is the subject of the 2003 novel My Father Had a Daughter: Judith Shakespeare's Tale by Grace Tiffany.
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Judith Quiney becomes pregnant, is abandoned by her partner, and commits suicide.
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Woolf's Judith Quiney was created in an attempt to fill a historical gap.