Short answers, pulled from the story.
Susanna Shakespeare entered the world of Stratford-upon-Avon on Trinity Sunday, the 26th of May 1583. Her baptism took place in the Church of the Holy Trinity during a church feast day that year.
John Hall, a respected physician, wed Susanna Shakespeare on the 5th of June 1607 inside Holy Trinity Church. She stood twenty-four years old when they exchanged vows while he was approximately thirty-two years of age at the time of their union.
June 1613 brought accusations against Susanna Hall by a man named John Lane Jr who claimed she committed adultery with Rafe Smith. Lane alleged she had contracted a venereal disease from him but failed to appear in court during these proceedings.
William Shakespeare died on the 23rd of April 1616 leaving behind an elaborate fee tail structure where all his personal property went directly to Susanna and her husband John Hall. The estate passed first to the first son born from her body lawfully before moving to other heirs if no sons existed.
Elizabeth Hall married Thomas Nash on the 22nd of April 1626 at Holy Trinity Church. Thomas Nash created a will on the 25th of August 1642 leaving Chapel Street property to Elizabeth but died on the 4th of April 1647 without legal authority over the property.
Susanna Hall died aged sixty-six years on the 11th of July 1649 and lay buried in Holy Trinity Church next to her parents William and Anne. A tombstone inscription recorded her life story for future visitors stating she deceased the 11 day of July, Anno 1649, aged 66.