Frederic ENNEVER Born:  9 Jan 1854 Hornchurch, Essex Died:  31 Dec 1897 Poplar Workhouse, Poplar, Middlesex: Welcome to the web site dedicated to recording the family history of the Ennevers and Enevers and our related families. You can search for individuals, display family trees, calculate relationships, read family histories and view family photographs and other historical documents. There are currently 12 family branches with more than 30,000 people and 4,000 unique surnames on the site, including over 2,000 Ennevers, Enevers, Enivers, Ennevors and other early variations.

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WJ Ennever (1869-1947). From the portrait by J Seymour R.A., exhibited in the Royal Academy.

1854 - 1897 (43 years)

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Name	Frederic ENNEVER
Nickname	Fred
Born	9 Jan 1854	Hornchurch, Essex
Christened	19 Feb 1854	Hornchurch, Essex
Gender	Male
Census	1 Apr 1861	16 Abney Gardens, St John at Hackney, Middlesex
Occupation	1871
	Potsman
Census	1 Apr 1871	9 Cooperative Terrace, St Luke, London
Living	14 Feb 1877	Bow, Middlesex
Name (also known as)	14 Feb 1877
	Frederick Ennever
Occupation	14 Feb 1877
	Cellarman
Living	18 Dec 1878	55 Walker Street, Limehouse, Middlesex
Occupation	18 Dec 1878
	Assistant Pot Man
Occupation	1881
	Barman
	Believed to Lovat Arms (see Sarah's request for relief)
Census	1 Apr 1881	55 Walker Street, Limehouse, Middlesex
Living	8 Aug 1887	19 Locksley Street, Limehouse, Middlesex
Occupation	8 Aug 1887
	Bar Man
	Believed to Lovat Arms (see Sarah's request for relief)
Living	6 Oct 1887	Limehouse, Middlesex
Occupation	6 Oct 1887
	Barman
Living	22 Nov 1887	Colney Hatch Asylum, Enfield, Middlesex
	"Admitted as a Lunatic & subsequently discharged quite well".
Occupation	22 Nov 1887	Lovat Arms, Burdett Road, Bow, London
	Barman
Living	From Feb 1889 to Mar 1889	Colney Hatch Asylum, Enfield, Middlesex
	Recorded as in Colney Hatch in March 1889 in Bromley House admission register for Albert & Ernest Ennever, his sons.
Living	Abt Feb 1889	93 St Pauls Road, Stepney, London
Living	7 Feb 1889	39 Walker Street, Bow Common, Middlesex
Occupation	7 Feb 1889
	Barman
Occupation	1891
	Cellarman
Census	1 Apr 1891	7 Flint Avenue, Bromley, London
Misc	16 Oct 1893	Old Bailey, London
	Witness in trial of William Nash
	WILLIAM NASH, Theft > burglary, 16th October 1893. Reference Number: t18931016-873 Offence: Theft > burglary Verdict: Guilty > lesser offence Punishment: Imprisonment > hard labour See original 873. WILLIAM NASH (31) , Burglary in the dwelling-house of Samuel John Friend, and stealing three bottles of brandy and three bottles of wine, his property. Second Count, receiving the same. MR. THORNE COLE Prosecuted. HENRY P. ODDIGTON (605 K). On 19th September I was on duty in Burdett Road, Limehouse, and saw the prisoner with three large bottles of brandy on his right arm and a small bottle inside his breast-pocket—I asked what he had got—he said, "Feel and see," and one of the bottles of brandy fell on the ground and was broken; it was all lost—I asked him where he brought it from—he said from Rotherhithe, and he gave a man 5s. for it—he then said, "I bought them from a man at White Horse Lane, Stepney, and gave him 10s. for them"—afterwards he said from a man near Mile End—I searched his pockets and found a flask of brandy, with an address, "Glovers' Arms, Limehouse"—he was then about 300 yards from the Glovers' Arms. See original Cross-examined by prisoner. You had no tools to commit a burglary with—you looked rather dirty—you gave three accounts to the sergeant. FREDERICK ENNEVER . I am potman at the Glovers' Arms, Burdett Road, Limehouse—on the night preceding September 19th, I saw the place securely fastened at 12.45—I was called about five a.m. and found the cellar door forced—it had been secured with a chain and a wooden weight, but no bolts or lock; the wood had been taken off, which would allow the flap to be moved sufficiently to admit anybody—I went to bed at 1.15, the wooden weight was then there—the wine cellar was forced, and I missed seven bottles of Henessey's brandy and three bottles of port wine, and this sample bottle, with the name of my house on it—this brandy costs 5s. 6d. a bottle; nobody could buy three bottles for 10s. Cross-examined. The cellar is about six feet deep under the flap—there is no pulley or steps; you could not get down and get up again without help. CHARLES BRIDGE (Police Inspector K). I examined this cellar flap, and found by the marks that it had been raised by a jemmy—the locks of the beer cellar had been forced off, and the screws forced out of the woodwork. The prisoner, in his statement before the Magistrate and in his defence, said that he bought the urine and brandy of a man named Smeed, who took ten shillings for them, as that was all the money the prisoner had got, and he could have found Smeed if he had been allowed out on bail. GUILTY on the Second Count. He then PLEADED GUILTY to a conviction at Hertford in March, 1893.— Six Months' Hard Labour. Courtesy of OldBaileyOnline.org
		Frederick Ennever (1854-1897) Witness in trial of William Nash
		Frederick Ennever (1854-1897) Witness in trial of William Nash
Name (also known as)	31 Dec 1897
	Fred Ennever
Died	31 Dec 1897	Poplar Workhouse, Poplar, Middlesex
	Age recorded as 42.
		Fred Ennever (1854-1897) Workhouse register
Living	7 Jan 1899	45 Arcadia Street, Poplar, London
	Fred Ennever is recorded on his daughter Ada's christening record although he had died in 1897.
Occupation	7 Jan 1899
	Barman
Living	13 Feb 1902	45 Arcadia Street, Poplar, London
	Fred Ennever is recorded on his sons' Oscar William & Samuel Francis christening records although he had died in 1897.
Occupation	13 Feb 1902
	Barman
Occupation	1903
	Barman
	As recorded on Grace Lydia's marriage certificate.
Occupation	8 Feb 1913
	Carpenter (deceased)
Name (also known as)	3 Dec 1913
	Frederick William Ennever
Occupation	3 Dec 1913
	Hotel Keeper (deceased)
Person ID	I102	1. Essex Ennevers
Last Modified	18 Aug 2010

Father	Francis John ENNEVER, Born: Before 9 Nov 1828, Rainham, Essex , Died: 22 Jan 1890, Mile End Infirmary, Mile End, Middlesex (Age > 61 years)
Mother	Eliza MOUSER, Born: 1823/4, Cransford, Suffolk , Died: 28 Feb 1880, 61 St Dunstan's Road, Stepney, Middlesex (Age 56 years)
Married	24 Nov 1851	Parish Church, St Helen and St Giles, Rainham, Essex
	Ages recorded as Francis 23, Eliza 27. In presence of James Ennever and Eliza Ennever. Marriage transcribed as Enneveer.
Family ID	F49	Family Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family (spouse) Sarah Wilder VINER, Born: 31 May 1856, Southwark, Surrey , Died: 6 Jun 1934, West Ham District, Essex (Age 78 years)

Married 14 Feb 1877 Parish Church, St Mary, Stratford Bow, Middlesex

Frederick Ennever & Sarah Willda Viner
Parish register

Children

	1. Albert Frederick William ENNEVER, Born: 18 Dec 1878, 55 Walker Street, Limehouse, Middlesex , Died: 8 Nov 1903, Pretoria, South Africa (Age 24 years)
	2. Ernest James Cyril ENNEVER, Born: 1880, Limehouse, London , Died: 12 Sep 1949, Waverley, New South Wales, Australia (Age 69 years)
	3. Nellie Alice Elsie Maud ENNEVER, Born: 20 Jul 1882, Limehouse, London , Died: 17 Jun 1887, London Hospital, Whitechapel, London (Age 4 years)
	4. Grace Lydia ENNEVER, Born: 18 Sep 1884, Limehouse, London , Died: 17 Mar 1971, Harrow, Middlesex (Age 86 years)
	5. Willda Nellie ENNEVER, Born: 29 Jun 1886, Limehouse, Middlesex , Died: 27 Sep 1886, 19 Locksley Street, Limehouse, Middlesex (Age 0 years)
	6. Fred ENNEVER, Born: 8 Aug 1887, 19 Locksley Street, Limehouse, Middlesex , Died: 16 Oct 1887, 19 Locksley Street, Limehouse, Middlesex (Age 0 years)
	7. Oscar William ENNEVER, Born: 18 Sep 1888, Mile End District, Middlesex , Died: Abt Mar 1946, Bristol District, Gloucestershire (Age 57 years)
	8. Fred ENNEVER, Born: 1890, Poplar District, London , Died: 23 Jun 1891, 4 Flint Avenue, Poplar, Middlesex (Age 1 years)
	9. Samuel Francis ENNEVER, Born: 16 Jun 1892, Bromley St Leonard, London , Died: 22 Feb 1918, Maltepe Hospital, Constantinople, Turkey (Age 25 years)
	10. Ada Rosalie ENNEVER, Born: 30 Nov 1895, Poplar, London , Died: 22 Jun 1919, West Ham District, Essex (Age 23 years)

Family histories

Marriages to a closely-related family member
(including to a dead spouse's sibling and a dead sibling's spouse and some bigamous and other illegal marriages)

Family ID F34 Family Group Sheet | Family Chart

Event Map

	Born - 9 Jan 1854 - Hornchurch, Essex
	Christened - 19 Feb 1854 - Hornchurch, Essex
	Census - 1 Apr 1861 - 16 Abney Gardens, St John at Hackney, Middlesex
	Census - 1 Apr 1871 - 9 Cooperative Terrace, St Luke, London
	Living - 14 Feb 1877 - Bow, Middlesex
	Married - 14 Feb 1877 - Parish Church, St Mary, Stratford Bow, Middlesex
	Living - 18 Dec 1878 - 55 Walker Street, Limehouse, Middlesex
	Census - 1 Apr 1881 - 55 Walker Street, Limehouse, Middlesex
	Living - 8 Aug 1887 - 19 Locksley Street, Limehouse, Middlesex
	Living - 6 Oct 1887 - Limehouse, Middlesex
	Living - 22 Nov 1887 - Colney Hatch Asylum, Enfield, Middlesex
	Occupation - Barman - 22 Nov 1887 - Lovat Arms, Burdett Road, Bow, London
	Living - From Feb 1889 to Mar 1889 - Colney Hatch Asylum, Enfield, Middlesex
	Living - Abt Feb 1889 - 93 St Pauls Road, Stepney, London
	Living - 7 Feb 1889 - 39 Walker Street, Bow Common, Middlesex
	Census - 1 Apr 1891 - 7 Flint Avenue, Bromley, London
	Misc - Witness in trial of William Nash - 16 Oct 1893 - Old Bailey, London
	Died - 31 Dec 1897 - Poplar Workhouse, Poplar, Middlesex
	Living - 7 Jan 1899 - 45 Arcadia Street, Poplar, London
	Living - 13 Feb 1902 - 45 Arcadia Street, Poplar, London

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