The Eve's of Maldon
Other Early Eve's - Wakering
Other families who were living in this area in the 1500s were.
- John Eve and William Eve from Little Wakering who paid the Lay Subsidy Tax of 1524
- Joyce Eve was living in Little Wakering with her daughter Alice and son Thomas Eve to whom she left a seam of wheat in her Will of 1600.
- Richard Eve, a sailor, who died at Wakering in 1599.
- John Eve and his son Thomas were at Wakering in 1576
- Laurence Eve of Little Wakering left a will mentioning his sons John and William and his brother William in 1649.
- William Eve and his two children John Eve born 1590 and Joan Eve born 1594 from Dengie Marsh.
- William Eve with children Dorothy (born 1574), William Eve (born 1575), John Eve (born 1578). Helen Eve (born 1581) from Bradwell.
- Henry Eve (Burnham on Crouch)
Henry Eve (Burnham on Crouch)
Henry Eve was born in 1550 in Beuchamp Roding. He was in Burnham on Crouch by 1573 and died in Althorne in 1590. His and wife Ann Rannd's children were born there:
- Henry Eve - born 1573
- Judith Eve - born 1575
- Twins - died 1579
- Edward Eve - born 1578. He died in 1622 in Canewden He left a will leaving his lands in Beuchamp Roding inherited from his father to Edward his son, as well as land in Willingale and £150 at 21. To Mary his daughter £200 at 21. The rest to Elizabeth his wife.
- Susan Eve - born 1580. She married in 1598 in Cold Norton.
- Anthony Eve - Born about 1580. He died in 1627 in Maldon. He married Judith who died 1625. They had John Eve (born 1621) and five other children who died young in Maldon.
- To my son Henry Eve my houses and lands in Beuchamp Roding (16 acres) in the tenure of Richard my brother and £20 when he is 21 Also the lease of houses and grounds called Cockfylds in Beuchamp Roding after decease of his mother and my brother William. Also a joined bed with a joined ceiling and featherbed.
- To Edward Eve £50.
- To daughter Susannah £20.
- To Anthony £20 when 21.
- To the children of Richard my brother 6s,8p. each.
- To my 3 servants 5 marks each.
- For the poor people of Althorne 1 10 sh;
- To my brother Richard of Beuchamp. Roding my newest cloak, my leather doublet. my leather breeches and my white pair of nethersocks,
