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

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Tree: 1. Essex Ennevers
Notes: The two parishes of Bow and Bromley-by-Bow in London's East End have a long and distinct history although they have struggled for identity. These parishes, linked as they are by industry and the River Lea, are located within the following geographical boundaries: Victoria Park to the north, River Lea to the east, Grove and Burdett Roads to the west and the Limehouse Cut to the south. The Limehouse Cut was created in 1770 to connect the Thames to the River Lea at Bromley-by-Bow.

Bow became a parish in its own right in 1719 and at that time was very much a rural retreat and remained that way throughout the 18th century. Bow's neighbour, Bromley-by-Bow, was originally known as the parish of Bromley St Leonard in reference to the priory and convent in the area. The area was known simply as Bromley, but confusion with Bromley in Kent led to postal services calling it Bromley-by-Bow.

Bow and Bromley-by-Bow parishes were absorbed into the Borough of Poplar in 1900. Poplar was one of three boroughs , along with Stepney and Bethnal Green, which became Tower Hamlets in 1965.

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Latitude: 51.5287889, Longitude: -0.0247778

Tree: 2. East End Ennevers
Notes: The two parishes of Bow and Bromley-by-Bow in London's East End have a long and distinct history although they have struggled for identity. These parishes, linked as they are by industry and the River Lea, are located within the following geographical boundaries: Victoria Park to the north, River Lea to the east, Grove and Burdett Roads to the west and the Limehouse Cut to the south. The Limehouse Cut was created in 1770 to connect the Thames to the River Lea at Bromley-by-Bow.

Bow became a parish in its own right in 1719 and at that time was very much a rural retreat and remained that way throughout the 18th century. Bow's neighbour, Bromley-by-Bow, was originally known as the parish of Bromley St Leonard in reference to the priory and convent in the area. The area was known simply as Bromley, but confusion with Bromley in Kent led to postal services calling it Bromley-by-Bow.

Bow and Bromley-by-Bow parishes were absorbed into the Borough of Poplar in 1900. Poplar was one of three boroughs , along with Stepney and Bethnal Green, which became Tower Hamlets in 1965.

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Latitude: 51.5287889, Longitude: -0.0247778

Tree: 6. Essex Ennevers(2)
Notes: The two parishes of Bow and Bromley-by-Bow in London's East End have a long and distinct history although they have struggled for identity. These parishes, linked as they are by industry and the River Lea, are located within the following geographical boundaries: Victoria Park to the north, River Lea to the east, Grove and Burdett Roads to the west and the Limehouse Cut to the south. The Limehouse Cut was created in 1770 to connect the Thames to the River Lea at Bromley-by-Bow.

Bow became a parish in its own right in 1719 and at that time was very much a rural retreat and remained that way throughout the 18th century. Bow's neighbour, Bromley-by-Bow, was originally known as the parish of Bromley St Leonard in reference to the priory and convent in the area. The area was known simply as Bromley, but confusion with Bromley in Kent led to postal services calling it Bromley-by-Bow.

Bow and Bromley-by-Bow parishes were absorbed into the Borough of Poplar in 1900. Poplar was one of three boroughs , along with Stepney and Bethnal Green, which became Tower Hamlets in 1965.

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Latitude: 51.5287889, Longitude: -0.0247778

Tree: 7. Essex Enevers (2)
Notes: The two parishes of Bow and Bromley-by-Bow in London's East End have a long and distinct history although they have struggled for identity. These parishes, linked as they are by industry and the River Lea, are located within the following geographical boundaries: Victoria Park to the north, River Lea to the east, Grove and Burdett Roads to the west and the Limehouse Cut to the south. The Limehouse Cut was created in 1770 to connect the Thames to the River Lea at Bromley-by-Bow.

Bow became a parish in its own right in 1719 and at that time was very much a rural retreat and remained that way throughout the 18th century. Bow's neighbour, Bromley-by-Bow, was originally known as the parish of Bromley St Leonard in reference to the priory and convent in the area. The area was known simply as Bromley, but confusion with Bromley in Kent led to postal services calling it Bromley-by-Bow.

Bow and Bromley-by-Bow parishes were absorbed into the Borough of Poplar in 1900. Poplar was one of three boroughs , along with Stepney and Bethnal Green, which became Tower Hamlets in 1965.

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Latitude: 51.5287889, Longitude: -0.0247778

Birth

Matches 1 to 56 of 56

	Last name, First name(s)	Birth		Person ID
1	ALLARS, Amy E	1889/90	Bow, Middlesex	I5775
2	ALLARS, George William	28 Feb 1889	Bow, Middlesex	I5774
3	ASH, Alfred George	Abt Nov 1880	Bow, Middlesex	I20470
4	ASH, Miriam	1882	Bow, Middlesex	I24961
5	ASKEY, Alpha Harry	1890	Bow, Middlesex	I17058
6	BARNES, Henry	1862/3	Bow, Middlesex	I2021
7	BELL, John	1879/80	Bow, Middlesex	I25005
8	BELL, Madeline	1885/6	Bow, Middlesex	I25007
9	BELL, William Ewart Gladstone	1881/2	Bow, Middlesex	I25006
10	CHALLIS, Agnes Hannah	1879/80	Bow, Middlesex	I19311
11	CHALLIS, Hannah	1881/2	Bow, Middlesex	I29983
12	CHALLIS, Phebe E	1878/9	Bow, Middlesex	I29982
13	CLAUSON, Alfred John	1888/9	Bow, Middlesex	I3781
14	DALRYMPLE, Richard Waters	1872/3	Bow, Middlesex	I24026
15	DAY, Beatrice Ethel	1882	Bow, Middlesex	I24011
16	DAY, John Henry	1884	Bow, Middlesex	I24012
17	ENEVER, Charles Richard	25 Jul 1868	Bow, Middlesex	I14372
18	ENEVER, Flora Elizabeth	21 Jul 1878	Bow, Middlesex	I14395
19	ENEVER, John Peter Edward	16 Mar 1880	Bow, Middlesex	I14396
20	ENEVER, Sydney	22 Nov 1871	Bow, Middlesex	I14374
21	FOOTMAN, Jane Mary Ann	1871/2	Bow, Middlesex	I30781
22	GAD, William	24 Jul 1829	Bow, Middlesex	I12328
23	GREEN, William	1859/60	Bow, Middlesex	I3442
24	HALL, John W	1880/1	Bow, Middlesex	I14857
25	HIGGINS, Emily Beatrice	1870/1	Bow, Middlesex	I31955
26	HIGGINS, George Frederick	1868/9	Bow, Middlesex	I31953
27	HOUCHEN, James W	1877/8	Bow, Middlesex	I3774
28	JAMES, Ada	1871/2	Bow, Middlesex	I5778
29	JAMES, Hannah Elizabeth	1867/8	Bow, Middlesex	I5773
30	JAMES, Harry	1878/9	Bow, Middlesex	I5780
31	JAMES, Lucy	1873/4	Bow, Middlesex	I5779
32	JOHNSON, Alice Frances	1861/2	Bow, Middlesex	I21045
33	JOHNSON, David Frederick	1855/6	Bow, Middlesex	I21051
34	JOHNSON, Elizabeth	1848/9	Bow, Middlesex	I21050
35	JOHNSON, William Edward	1857/8	Bow, Middlesex	I21052
36	JURY, Henry	1861/2	Bow, Middlesex	I30577
37	PARR, William George	1874/5	Bow, Middlesex	I70
38	PRICE, Alice	1866/7	Bow, Middlesex	I2017
39	PRICE, John	1830/1	Bow, Middlesex	I2014
40	REDDALL, Arthur S	Abt Sep 1890	Bow, Middlesex	I14406
41	REDDALL, Charles	1867/8	Bow, Middlesex	I21432
42	REDDALL, Henry	1869/70	Bow, Middlesex	I21433
43	REDDALL, Herbert	1878/9	Bow, Middlesex	I14398
44	REDDALL, John	1865/6	Bow, Middlesex	I21431
45	REDDALL, Letitia Mary	1887/8	Bow, Middlesex	I14405
46	REDDALL, William	1877/8	Bow, Middlesex	I14402
47	SHEERS, Alice Maud	17 Feb 1882	Bow, Middlesex	I24447
48	SHEERS, Annie C	1874/5	Bow, Middlesex	I24458
49	SHEERS, Emma Louisa	1880/1	Bow, Middlesex	I24452
50	SHEERS, Harriet R	1876/7	Bow, Middlesex	I24459
51	SHEERS, Minnie	1885/6	Bow, Middlesex	I24453
52	STAPLETON, Frederick George	Abt Nov 1880	Bow, Middlesex	I34795
53	TAYLOR, William Henry	1872/3	Bow, Middlesex	I34537
54	UNKNOWN, Mary	1840/1	Bow, Middlesex	I5777
55	WAKEFIELD, Sarah Ann	1867/8	Bow, Middlesex	I24499
56	WAKEFIELD, Sophia Louisa	1869/70	Bow, Middlesex	I24500

Living

Matches 1 to 28 of 28

	Last name, First name(s)	Living		Person ID
1	BLAKELOCK, Emma	21 Apr 1862	Bow, Middlesex	I29153
2	COLLINS, Priscilla Ann	16 Oct 1870	Bow, Middlesex	I323
3	ENEVER, John	29 May 1882	Bow, Middlesex	I15499
4	ENEVER, John Peter	24 Dec 1877	Bow, Middlesex	I14361
5	ENEVER, Mary Emily	21 May 1876	Bow, Middlesex	I14359
6	ENNEVER, Daisy Florence	29 Aug 1889	Bow, Middlesex	I20
7	ENNEVER, Frances Ethel	14 Jul 1887	Bow, Middlesex	I21
8	ENNEVER, Frederic	14 Feb 1877	Bow, Middlesex	I102
9	ENNEVER, John	14 Jul 1887	Bow, Middlesex	I14
10	ENNEVER, John	29 Aug 1889	Bow, Middlesex	I14
11	ENNEVER, John	21 Oct 1894	Bow, Middlesex	I14
12	ENNEVER, Sarah	16 Aug 1829	Bow, Middlesex	I530
13	GAD, William	16 Aug 1829	Bow, Middlesex	I12327
14	GAD, William	16 Aug 1829	Bow, Middlesex	I12328
15	HARMAN, George David Francis	21 Apr 1862	Bow, Middlesex	I29152
16	HOLMES, Sarah Anne	27 Feb 1848	Bow, Middlesex	I20994
17	JONES, Morgan Butler	16 Oct 1870	Bow, Middlesex	I5025
18	JOSOLYNE, John	26 Apr 1842	Bow, Middlesex	I12470
19	LAMBOURN, James	21 May 1876	Bow, Middlesex	I15034
20	PARR, Frances	14 Jul 1887	Bow, Middlesex	I67
21	PARR, Frances	29 Aug 1889	Bow, Middlesex	I67
22	PARR, Frances	21 Oct 1894	Bow, Middlesex	I67
23	PEPPERELL, Mary Ann Elizabeth	20 Nov 1883	Bow, Middlesex	I12981
24	REDDALL, Mary Elizabeth	24 Dec 1877	Bow, Middlesex	I14393
25	SPILLMAN, Eliza Susannah	26 Apr 1842	Bow, Middlesex	I12472
26	THOMPSON, Mary Ann	29 May 1882	Bow, Middlesex	I16369
27	TROTT, Robert	27 Feb 1848	Bow, Middlesex	I20995
28	VINER, Sarah Wilder	14 Feb 1877	Bow, Middlesex	I103