Can anyone find the Green Man Inn Barnet on the 1861 census please?

[Carokers]

Ooh ... NO!!
Do you have a subscription to Ancestry - the marriage certificate is available on there!!!

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin...6&recoff=7+8+9

Oh.... bother!!! I couldn't see the wood for the trees in the end. Many thanks for your help though.
C

[Carokers]

This seems to be the Green Man in South Mimms in 1871 - RG10; Piece: 1331; Folio: 149; Page: 54;
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin...378222&recoff=

- but I can't find the corresponding property in 1861

Hi Elaine
Many thanks indeed for your efforts, this may explain why I can't find him anywhere in 1861. It must be part of the missing third, how annoying.

I'll see if I can find another route to him.

Thanks again
C

[naomiatt]

You should find info here http://www.pbhistory.co.uk/ and also lots in British History On Line on South Mimms...as previously mentioned, the Brookmans Park newsletter has a history section to it as well and covers South Mimms, as does the Potters Bar Newsletter. I would think the pub may have been part of a manor at some time.

[Carokers]

You should find info here http://www.pbhistory.co.uk/ and also lots in British History On Line on South Mimms...as previously mentioned, the Brookmans Park newsletter has a history section to it as well and covers South Mimms, as does the Potters Bar Newsletter. I would think the pub may have been part of a manor at some time.

Hi Naomiatt

Sorry I didn't spot your post earlier, but thanks a lot for the pointer. It is a very informative and professional website. I have emailed them to see if they have any info on the Green Man. I would love to visit the area one day.

Thanks again

[naomiatt]

It's lovely round there...my oh knows it very well. Let us know how you get on.

[Carokers]

It's lovely round there...my oh knows it very well. Let us know how you get on.

Naomi, I agree. I have just had a wonder around the White Hart Inn and up the road to St. Giles where my 2x Great Grandfather was buried. And it didn't cost a penny - good old Google.