| Some Masters (and the associated Baylis family) were
known to have lived in Stratford-upon-Avon. |
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| Enos Masters had a butchers shop in Henley Street, near
Shakespeare's birth-place. |
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William Shakespeare died in Stratford
and was buried in Holy
Trinity church in Stratford.
Several Baylis family menbers (related to the Masters) are buried
in the same church. |
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Stratfod-upon-Avon is famous
as the birthplace of William Shakespeare and the home of the Royal
Shakespeare Theatre.
Shakespeare was (reputed) caught poaching at Charlecote
Park, where one of the Masters was the gamekeeper, alas not at
the same time.
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