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	Maternal great-grandfather of the composer (b. 1751 in [[Moscow]]; d. 16/27 March 1792 in [[Saint Petersburg]]), born '''''Mikhail Ivanovich Popov''''' (Михайл Иванович Попов).		Maternal great-grandfather of the composer (b. 1751 in [[Moscow]]; d. 16/27 March 1792 in [[Saint Petersburg]]), born '''''Mikhail Ivanovich Popov''''' (Михайл Иванович Попов).

	The eldest son of [[Ivan Popov]] (ca.1732–1783) and his wife Tatyana (ca.1736–?), Mikhail studied at the [[Kiev]] Academy (1763–1769) and the Aleksandr Nevsky Seminary in [[Saint Petersburg]] (1770–1774). He was appointed Deacon at the Nikolayevsky Cathedral in [[Saint Petersburg]] in 1774, and at the Church of Saint Sergiev from 1790.		The eldest son of [[Ivan Popov]] (ca. 1732–1783) and his wife Tatyana (ca. 1736–?), Mikhail studied at the [[Kiev]] Academy (1763–1769) and the Aleksandr Nevsky Seminary in [[Saint Petersburg]] (1770–1774). He was appointed Deacon at the Nikolayevsky Cathedral in [[Saint Petersburg]] in 1774, and at the Church of Saint Sergiev from 1790.

	On 1/12 June 1774 he married [[Anna Popova\|Anna Dmitriyevna Rykovskaya]] (ca. ~~1752-ca~~.1823) at the Church of Saint ~~Sergiyev~~ in [[Saint Petersburg]], and they had five children: Varvara (b. 1776); [[Yekaterina Assier\|Yekaterina]] (1778–1816), grandmother of the composer; [[Nikolay Popov\|Nikolay]] (1779–1869); Maria (b. 1783); and Sergey (1785–1851).		On 1/12 June 1774 he married [[Anna Popova\|Anna Dmitriyevna Rykovskaya]] (ca. 1752–ca. 1823) at the Church of Saint Sergiev in [[Saint Petersburg]], and they had five children: Varvara (b. 1776); [[Yekaterina Assier\|Yekaterina]] (1778–1816), grandmother of the composer; [[Nikolay Popov\|Nikolay]] (1779–1869); Maria (b. 1783); and Sergey (1785–1851).

	~~Mikahil~~ Popov died from a fever on 16/27 March 1792 in [[Saint Petersburg]], and was buried at the city's Otkhensky Cemetery.		Mikhail Popov died from a fever on 16/27 March 1792 in [[Saint Petersburg]], and was buried at the city's Otkhensky Cemetery.

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Maternal great-grandfather of the composer (b. 1751 in [[Moscow]]; d. 16/27 March 1792 in [[Saint Petersburg]]), born '''''Mikhail Ivanovich Popov''''' (Михайл Иванович Попов).

The eldest son of [[Ivan Popov]] (ca.1732–1783) and his wife Tatyana (ca.1736–?), Mikhail studied at the [[Kiev]] Academy (1763–1769) and the Aleksandr Nevsky Seminary in [[Saint Petersburg]] (1770–1774). He was appointed Deacon at the Nikolayevsky Cathedral in [[Saint Petersburg]] in 1774, and at the Church of Saint Sergiev from 1790.

On 1/12 June 1774 he married [[Anna Popova|Anna Dmitriyevna Rykovskaya]] (ca. 1752-ca.1823) at the Church of Saint Sergiyev in [[Saint Petersburg]], and they had five children: Varvara (b. 1776); [[Yekaterina Assier|Yekaterina]] (1778–1816), grandmother of the composer; [[Nikolay Popov|Nikolay]] (1779–1869); Maria (b. 1783); and Sergey (1785–1851).

Mikahil Popov died from a fever on 16/27 March 1792 in [[Saint Petersburg]], and was buried at the city's Otkhensky Cemetery.

[[Category:People|Popov, Mikhail]]
[[Category:Family|Popov, Mikhail]]