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 1786 - 1807 (~ 20 years)
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| Name |
Joseph ENNEVER |
| Christened |
23 Apr 1786 |
Parish Church, St Swithin, Walcot, Bath, Somerset  |
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Joseph Ennever
Parish records |
| Gender |
Male |
Name
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1807 |
| Joseph Enever |
| Occupation |
1807 |
| Shoe-maker |
| Criminal |
26 Mar 1807 |
Taunton, Somerset |
| Uttering Forged Bank Notes. Death. |
- ASSI 21/22 Court Proceedings
Assizes at the castle of Taunton Thursday 26 Mar 1807
Joseph Enever attainted of feloniously offering to one Elizabeth Williams a certain forged bank note well knowing the same to be forged and counterfeited with intent todefraud the governor & company of the Bank of England against statute. Let him be hanged by the neck until he bedead.
Witnesses: Thomas Glover, Thomas & Elizabeth Williams, Charles & Catherine Satter, Samuel Handy
ASSI 25/5/8 Court Proceedings
Somersetshire to wit the jurors of our sovereign Lord the King upon their oath present that Joseph Enever late of the parish of St Michael in the city of Bath in the county of Somerset, labourer and George Enever, late of the same parishof St Michael, labourer, heretofore to wit on the seventh day ofJanuary the 47th year of the reign of our sovereign Lord George the 3rd, by the grace of God ofthe United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ireland, King defender of the faith, with force & arms at the parish of StMichael feloniously did forge and counterfeit a certain bank note the tenor of which said forged and counterfeited is as followeth that is to say (drawing of a One Pound note No.8076 dated 27 Dec 1806), with intent to defraud the governor and company of the Bank of England. Warrant was dated 13 Jan 1807. Did falsely make, forge and counterfeit and cause and procureto be falsely made forged and willing by act and assist in the false making ofa certain note as followeth (drawing as above). A total of twelve counts.
Court document endorsed George Enever at large.
Bath Journal
‘On Wednesday lastwere executed at Ilchester James Watts and Joseph Ennever for having in theirpossession and uttering forged Bank of England notes and Chelmsford notes. Their behavour was exemplary. Watts about 30 born in neighbour ofBradford, Wilts, Ennever was a shoemaker of this city, a young man of rather reputable characteruntil his connection with a gang of forgers’.
Itis clear from the above that George evaded the fate of his brother Joseph andwas now ‘on the run’.
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Execution at Ilchester
Salisbury and Winchester Journal |
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Joseph Ennever (1786-1807)
Somerset Criminal register |
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Joseph Ennever (1786-1807)
Somerset Criminal register |
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Joseph Ennever (1786-1807)
Extract from The Times 29/4/1807 |
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Joseph Ennever (1786-1807)
Extract from The Derby Mercury 7/5/1807 |
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Joseph Ennever (1786-1807)
Recognizances to prosecute and give evidence against |
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Joseph Ennever (1786-1807)
Assizes Calendar |
| Died |
22 Apr 1807 |
Ilchester, Somerset |
- Executed half mile south of Ilchester. Found guilty of uttering forged notes at Taunton Castle. See link to Family Histories.
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| Buried |
22 Apr 1807 |
Weston Church, Bath, Somerset |
| Person ID |
I213 |
1. Essex Ennevers |
| Last Modified |
10 Aug 2016 |
| Father |
John ENNEVER, Chr: 22 Aug 1756, Parish Church, Holy Trinity, Takeley, Essex , Died: Yes, date unknown (Age ~ 66 years) |
| Mother |
Sarah HIBBITT, Born: 1753/4, Died: Abt Sep 1818, St Andrew, Clifton, Gloucestershire (Age 64 years) |
| Marriage Banns |
21 Oct 1781 |
Parish Church, St Swithin, Walcot, Bath, Somerset |
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Walcot Banns
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John Ennever & Sarah Hibbert
Marriage Banns |
| Marriage Banns |
21 Oct 1781 |
Chapel of St Mary, Queen Square, Walcot, Bath, Somerset |
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Register of Marriages
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John Ennever & Sarah Hibbert
Marriage Banns |
| Married |
8 Nov 1781 |
Chapel of St Mary, Queen Square, Walcot, Bath, Somerset |
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Register of Marriages
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John Ennever & Sarah Hibbitt
Parish register |
| Family ID |
F64 |
Family Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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