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Monken Hadley
Transferred from Middlesex to Hertfordshire in 1904 and became part of Greater London in 1965 - so is no longer in Hertfordshire. See also South Mimms.
Hadley was in the Barnet Union
For details of the history of the local government of Monken Hadley see British History Online
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Book: Guide to St Mary the Virgin, Monken Hadley
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Hadley Woods This cottage has now been destroyed. It was supposed to be far older than Hadley Church. I think it was a great mistake ever to have had it destroyed. Charles II took shelter in it. [Handwritten message on the back] see Trees |
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Sydbie Series Postcard by The Water
Colour Post Card Co. In "The Last of the Barons" Friar Bungay hanged his rival Adam Warner on this tree after the Battle of Barnet. The old Hermitage in which King Edward slept before the Battle, stood opposite the Oak, on the left of the picture. "The Last of the Barons" was a historical novel written by Lord Lytton [Bulwer Lytton] of Knebworth House, in 1843.
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Hadley Gate Two versions of this card known Early (circa 1904) back used in 1911. Published by E W Berrill, 70 High Street, Barnet. |
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Book: The Barnets and Hadley
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Doncaster and Peterboro Express passing Hadley Wood No 766 |
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 Hadley Church |
 Hadley Church |
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 Hadley Church |
 Hadley High Stone |
 Latimer's Elm |
 Hadley Woods |
 The Stocks, Hadley |
 Hadley High Stone |
See also this website
containing a private collection of postcard images
See also Vital Records
If you know of other books, websites, etc, relating to this place, please tell me.
Last Updated May 2008
