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Fool's Gold: A History of British Saffron
Fool's Gold

By Sam Bilton

Published 2022

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  • Bedfordshire Archives (BA)
  • L5/1091. Lease: 21 yrs, 1567
  • Buckinghamshire County Archives (BCA)
  • D-CN/9/10/1/3. Lease for fourteen years, 1 Feb 1692
  • Cambridgeshire County Archives (CCA)
  • KP96/1/1. Ickleton Parish Church Register 1558-1693
  • 71/T101. ‘Copy of the probate of the will (13 December 1711) of Richard Tunwell of Great Shelford, wheelwright’
  • Essex Records OEce (ERO)
  • D/DBa T2/11. Will of John Bataill
  • D/ACR5/107/2. Registered copy of will of John Turnour, 1565
  • D/ACR4/183/4. Registered copy of will of Roger Newman, 7 January 1542
  • D/DGh T29. ‘Deeds’, 1595-1599
  • D/Dtu 164. ‘Deed’ 27 October 1627
  • Q/SR 103/18,19. Indictments’ 11 November 1587
  • Q/SR 103/15. Indictments’ 11 November 1587
  • Q/SR 76/22. Examinations, 15 September 1580
  • Gloucestershire Heritage Hub (GHH)
  • D760/9. Garden ground, between meadow of Edward Wilson, gent., and a lane. [Endorsed: Saffron Garden], 1668
  • D1957/T1. Properties in Church St., Mill St., the Bull Ring, “behind Avon nigh to Tewkesbury Mill”, Wayte Lane and Walker’s Lane (Geast Charity); Barton St. (Hicks Charity); Severn Ham (Porter & Kemble Charity); the Great Garden & Hopyard or Gt. Saffron Garden, and Severn Ham (Slaughter Charity), 1614–1864
  • Kresen Kernow Archives (KKA)
  • TF/567. Lease of Saffron Meadow, Fowey, 1 December 1653
  • TF/568. Lease of Saffron Meadow, Fowey, 9 December 1697 EN/472.
  • Lease, Saffron Meadows, part of Nampity tenement, Church Town, Gerrans, 29 September 1711
  • CF/1/210. Lease, five fields in Tregorrick, St Austell, 25 Mar 1793
  • DCNEW/243/47. Letter dated 26 December 1917
  • DCNEWQ/243/79. Letter dated 3 January 1918
  • DCNEW/243/43. Letter dated 26 December 1917
  • AR/37/41/1. Account roll, receiver of John de Dynham junior
  • AR/37/44. Account roll, steward of John de Dynham, knight
  • Suffolk Archives (SA)
  • HB8/5/327. ‘Bailey House/Lavenham Hall in Lavenham and ground called Saffron Pens in Lavenham and Acton’; C/3/10/2/10/4 ‘Annuity of 26 13s 4d [the ‘Brooks Annuity’] out of messuage and land in Ipswich and Bramford’
  • HB8/5/101. ‘Land called Saffron in Coddenham’
  • West Sussex Archives (WSA)
  • Add MSS 37193. ‘A Particular of the Deeds, Writings and Papers of the Apuldram and Binderton Es-tates lately the jointure of Lady Milard, delivered to Joseph Cranmer’