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Family (spouse): William Joseph ENNEVER / Mary Margaret Oldacres LAWSON (F220)

• Father | Male William Joseph ENNEVER

  
  

  Born	26 Mar 1869	115 Queens Crescent, Kentish Town, Middlesex
  Died	16 Aug 1947	On the way to University College Hospital, London
  Buried	Aug 1947	Kensal Green Cemetery, Harrow Road, London
  Married	16 Oct 1895	St Patrick's Chapel, Westminster, London
  Other Spouse	Emmy Elvira Christina JACOBSON | F540
  Married	12 Sep 1906	Church of the Holy Name, St Georges Terrace, Jesmond, Newcatle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland
  Father	William Joseph ENNEVER | F44 Family Group Sheet
  Mother	Teresa Ann SHERROTT | F44 Family Group Sheet

  
  

  Mother | Female Mary Margaret Oldacres LAWSON

  
  

  Born	1874	Brixton, Surrey
  Christened	27 Dec 1874	Parish Church, St Matthew, Brixton, Surrey
  Died	8 Nov 1904	2 Lennard Place, St Marylebone, London
  Buried	Nov 1904	Highgate Cemetery, London
  Father	Basil Ranaldson LAWSON | F221 Family Group Sheet
  Mother	Mary Crow OLDACRES | F221 Family Group Sheet

  
  

  Child 1 | Female Kathleen ENNEVER

  
  

  Born	27 Sep 1904	2 Lennard Place, St Marylebone, London
  Christened	6 Nov 1904	Parish Church, All Saints, St Johns Wood, London
  Died	2 Jun 1994	Australia
  Buried
  Spouse	Arthur Stanley TRIBE | F259
  Married	8 Jun 1928	All Souls Church, St Marylebone, London

  
  

• Family histories		The French Connection A collection of early and more recent family connections with France.
  		The Pelman Institute and Pelmanism Details of W J Ennever's Mind Training courses.
  		William Joseph Ennever (1869-1947) An outstanding biography by John Karp of the man who founded The Pelman Institute and invented Pelmanism, the mind training course that was popular in the early 20th century.
  		William Joseph Ennever (1869-1947), founder of The Pelman Institute and Pelmanism A brief summary of his life and career.
  		Well-known family members All family members who I have found featured in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography or its Australian equivalent, Who's Who 2008 or with an obituary in The Times.