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Maternal great-great grandfather of the composer (b. ca.1732; d. 8/19 January 1783), born '''''Ivan Ivanovich Popov''''' (Иван Иванович Попов), also known as '''''Ioann Ioannovich Popov''''' (Иоанн Иоаннович Попов). | Maternal great-great grandfather of the composer (b. ca. 1732; d. 8/19 January 1783), born '''''Ivan Ivanovich Popov''''' (Иван Иванович Попов), also known as '''''Ioann Ioannovich Popov''''' (Иоанн Иоаннович Попов). | ||
He was Deacon at the Church of Saint Nikita in [[Moscow]]; later | He was Deacon at the Church of Saint Nikita in [[Moscow]]; later a regimental with the second [[Moscow]] Infantry Regiment, which participated in the Prussian War (1757–1763), before being stationed in [[Kiev]] (1763–1770). In 1770, he became Priest at the Church of Saint Sergiev in [[Saint Petersburg]], where he remained until his death. | ||
He married Tatyana Petrovna (b. ca.1736), and they had three children: [[Mikhail Popov|Mikhail]] (b. ca.1752), great-grandfather of the composer; [[Agrippina Stefanova|Agrippina]] (1756–1798); and Marfa (b. 1763). | He married Tatyana Petrovna (b. ca. 1736), and they had three children: [[Mikhail Popov|Mikhail]] (b. ca. 1752), great-grandfather of the composer; [[Agrippina Stefanova|Agrippina]] (1756–1798); and Marfa (b. 1763). | ||
Ivan Popov died from consumption on 8/19 January 1783, and was buried at the Okhtensky Cemetery in [[Saint Petersburg]]. | Ivan Popov died from consumption on 8/19 January 1783, and was buried at the Okhtensky Cemetery in [[Saint Petersburg]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:38, 7 January 2023
Maternal great-great grandfather of the composer (b. ca. 1732; d. 8/19 January 1783), born Ivan Ivanovich Popov (Иван Иванович Попов), also known as Ioann Ioannovich Popov (Иоанн Иоаннович Попов).
He was Deacon at the Church of Saint Nikita in Moscow; later a regimental with the second Moscow Infantry Regiment, which participated in the Prussian War (1757–1763), before being stationed in Kiev (1763–1770). In 1770, he became Priest at the Church of Saint Sergiev in Saint Petersburg, where he remained until his death.
He married Tatyana Petrovna (b. ca. 1736), and they had three children: Mikhail (b. ca. 1752), great-grandfather of the composer; Agrippina (1756–1798); and Marfa (b. 1763).
Ivan Popov died from consumption on 8/19 January 1783, and was buried at the Okhtensky Cemetery in Saint Petersburg.
