History and Antiquities of the town, hundred and deanery of Buckingham, pub 1755
Author: Alun Page 5 of 9
Local tradition (recorded by RC Hope in his The Legendary Lore of the Holy Wells of England in 1893) says the name arose when Julius Caesar
The Ordnance Survey map of 1901 marks the spring as Lion Spring. Today the stone work still stands, but in a state of disrepair.
Strange Folklore Society rediscovered Cuddington’s spring in 1985. They were researching all of Bucks holy wells following an article in Source
THE historian Lupton writes in A History of Thame: “Spring Close on the bank of the High Ground above is a fine pure spring of high repute for its many virtues.