Distribution of Ennever, Enever, Enefer households in Essex, Kent & Suffolk according to the 1664 Hearth Tax

Braintree, Essex - 1 household

• Henry Eniver (3)

Broxted, Essex - 1 households

• William Enyer (6)

Chigwell, Essex - 2 households

• Edward Innever (5)
• Edward Innever (1)

Chipping Ongar, Essex - 3 households

• John Innever (1)
• William Innever (1)
• John Innever (2)

Felstead, Essex - 2 households

• Nicholas Enever (1)
• Joseph Innever (2)

Gosfield, Essex - 1 household

• widow Inneper (exempt)

Great Dunmow, Essex - 2 households

• Francis Enever (16)
• Richard Enever (3)

Great Easton, Essex - 1 household

• Richard Enever (exempt)

Greenstead by Chipping Ongar, Essex - 2 households

• widow Innever (4)
• John Ennever (11)

Little Easton, Essex - 1 household

• William Inover (4)

Navestock, Essex - 1 household

• widow Innover (5)

Stanford Rivers, Essex - 1 household

• widow Innever (3)

Waltham Holy Cross, Essex - 1 household

• Lionel Enever (exempt)

Woodham Ferrers, Essex - 1 household

• Nathaniel Innover (1)

West Landon, Kent - 2 households

• Richard Innever (3)
• Thomas Innever (2)

Stowmarket, Suffolk - 3 households

• Joseph Enefer (1)
• widow Enefer (1)
• Thomas Enefer (1)

The Hearth Tax was a charge of one shilling for six months on every hearth used in houses worth 20 shillings or more per year in rent. The tax was paid by the occupier who also paid the Church Rate and the Poor Law Rate, so gives us a count of the number of more prosperous Enever households in Essex.