77974. Richard Popham & 77975. Joan
Orchard
Bef. 1400, Richard born in Somerset, England, 2nd
s/o 155948. Thomas Popham & 155949.
Dionysia ?.
~1425, Joan born in Somerset, England.
Richard “married the heiress of the Orchards of St.
Decuman’s, adjacent to Cleeve”. (S) Journal of the British Arch. Assoc., 1877,
P461.
1419-20, Richard, of Porlock, bought the Alfoxton estate
from John Ashye.
6/12/1429, Indented grant by John Luttrell, esquire, to
Richard Luttrell … Witnesses: Baldwin Fulford, William Poulet, Richard Popham,
… (S) UKNA.
3/8/1430, Indented grant by Sir John Lutrell, to Richard
Luttrell, his 'cousin' [recte illegitimate son] … Witnesses: William Poulet,
Richard Popham, … (S) UKNA.
11/8/1430, To the escheator in Somerset. Order to take the
fealties of … and Richard Popham, and to give them livery of a messuage and 1
carucate of land in Carampton late of John Lutterell esquire … (S) CCRs.
8/6/1431, Indented lease by Thomas Trowe and Joan his wife …
Witnesses: …, John Hylle, esquire, Robert Coker, esquire, …, Richard Popham and
many others. (S) UKNA.
2/21/1442, To the sheriff of Somerset. Order for election of
a verderer of the forest of 'Northpederton' instead of Richard Popham, who is
too sick and aged to exercise that office. (S) CCRs.
2/5/1449, “Licence, for 10 marks paid in the hanaper, for
James Lutrell, esq, son and heir of John Lutrell, knight, deceased, to grant to
Edward Stradelyng, knight, John Sydenham the younger and Richard Popham the
castle and borough of Dunster, …” (S) Extracts from CPRs.
1461, “John Sydenham the younger and Richard Popham were
seised of the said manors of Mynhed and Culbeton in their demesne …” (S) CPRs,
1900, P522.
(S) A Hist. of the County of Somerset, V6, 1992, Stringston.
(S) 1573 Visitation of Somerset.
Child of Richard
and Joan:
i. Joan Popham (38987), born ~1445 in England. [Heir]
“The heiress of Richard Popham (who himself married the
heiress of the Orchards …) married John Sydenham.” (S) Journal of the British
Archaeological Association, V33.
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