DEVON. Grant by Roger, lord of Boclande [i.e. Buckland in the Moor, Devon] of lands at Pudsham, n.d. [c.1250].

DEVON. Grant by Roger, lord of Boclande [i.e. Buckland in the Moor, Devon] of lands at Pudsham, n.d. [c.1250].

In Latin. On vellum, 23 lines on one membrane, 185 x 210mm (somewhat soiled, a number of puncture holes), armorial seal of Roger ('S[igillum] ROGERI D’ BOKLOND') in green wax pendant on vellum tag.

A grant of lands in Dartmoor. Roger, Lord of Buckland grants to Robert Puttekesham son of Edward the whole land of Puttekesham [Pudsham] previously held by his mother, Edith, in her widowhood and after her death by his brother Roger, together with common pasture ‘on my whole waste of Buckland' to be held in assign for an annual rent of 2 shillings. The witnesses are Sir Michael de Spikewike, Roger de Clavilla, Nicholas de Kindone, Thomas de la Wollaston and William de Brockedune.

Devon Archives hold a comparable deed of Roger, Lord of Buckland (ref. 74/9/1/1), dated c.1250, to which Robert Puttekesham is a witness, along with Sir Michael de Spikewike and Roger de Clavilla.