When was John Heminges born and where?
John Heminges entered the world on the 25th of November 1566. His name appeared in the register of St Peter de Witton Church in Droitwich, Worcestershire.
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John Heminges entered the world on the 25th of November 1566. His name appeared in the register of St Peter de Witton Church in Droitwich, Worcestershire.
Heminges became a credited contributor to the book alongside Henry Condell after Richard Burbage died before its publication. They wrote a preface titled To the great Variety of Readers and collected the works that might otherwise have been lost.
The couple raised at least thirteen children between 1590 and 1613. They settled into the parish of St Mary Aldermanbury after their marriage.
Heminges built and operated a taphouse located directly at the Globe Theatre. He also owned a structure abutting the theatre possibly used as an alehouse.
John Heminges died in October 1630 within Southwark. He received burial at St Mary Aldermanbury parish church on the 12th of October 1630.