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11 History Of Hertfordshire Cat & Fiddle Hatfield

Cat & Fiddle In Very early records represented one acre and the values do not increase with passing centuries, so there were at five householders with a small patch of ground. one Rental for 1650 survives which gives the following names in the addition to the entries : Rental at Assize of Tenants of Manor ... ROWE GREEN Joseph Hale at Lengford pond ( Pond Croft ) John Owsten William Eaton John Myl...les at St Albans Rd West ( The New Fiddle Public House, Where Roe Green Lane joins St Albans Rd West, appeared at 1819. It was standing in a corner of a field called "New Field"and the innkeeper was also the keeper of the toll gate wich crossed Roe Green Lane entrance this was built on Williams Hall's Land and the rent was 12d week . Jasper Riddle at Roe Green Lane "Old Fiddle" Public House in Roe Green Lane appeared in the early eighteenth centry under this name as in 1689 a book by Ned Ward called "The London Spies" refers to "The Merry Fiddler of Hatfield" as if everyone at the time knew whom he meant and it seems probable the inn was named after him. The name "Fiddle " is uncommon as Inn signs except in connection with "The Cat and the Fiddle" and the presence of both an old and New Fiddle in St Albans Rd suggests that a particular Fiddle's is referred to as two cottages standing beside each other.