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     Mary Popplewell was born before 5 February 1670/71 in Claxby by Normanby, Lincolnshire, England. She was the daughter of Matthew Popplewell and Sarah Unknown.

     Mary Popplewell was christened on 19 September 1841 in Coleby (Kesteven), Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Thomas Popplewell and Alice Wade.

     Mary Popplewell was born before 25 September 1749 in Adlingfleet, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of John Popplewell (of Fockerby, Luddington) and Mary Cawood.

     Mary Popplewell was christened on 15 August 1773 in St Mary, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire. She was the daughter of Joseph Popplewell and Mary Cope.

     A Mary Popplewell married at Tock at Althorpe in 1836. The is not Mary Popplewell of the right age in the 1881 census born at Althorpe.. Mary Popplewell (Tock?) was born before 28 January 1802 in Althorpe, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of William Popplewell and Esther Selby.

     Mary Popplewell (Ward) was christened on 18 August 1605 in Misson, Nottinghamshire, England. She was called Marie in her father's will. She was the daughter of Robert Popplewell (of Misson, son of Francis). Francis, William, George, George, Faith, Susanna, Mary, Ann and Elizabeth was a beneficiary in Robert Popplewell (of Misson, son of Francis)'s will proved 16 January 1616/17 in Retford, Nottinghamshire.
     Mary Popplewell (Ward) was mentioned in the will of George Popplewell (of Flixborough) dated 29 May 1668.

     Mary Ann Popplewell was christened on 1 March 1788 in Owston, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Glew Popplewell and Susannah Maria Glew.
     Mary Ann Popplewell married Ezra Major on 26 October 1809 in Owston, Lincolnshire, England.

     Mary Ann Popplewell was born before 28 February 1819 in Boston, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Alban Popplewell and Mary Unknown.

     Mary Ann Popplewell was christened on 25 July 1786 in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Edward Popplewell and Sarah Unknown.

     Mary Ann Popplewell was christened on 24 September 1783 in St Mary, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire. She was the daughter of Joseph Popplewell and Mary Cope.

     Mary Ann Popplewell was born in December 1866 in Belton, Thorne RD, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of William Popplewell and Damaris Chantry. Rachel, Thomas and Mary were listed as the children of William Popplewell in the 1871 census in Church Town, Belton.

     Mary Ann Shaw Popplewell was christened on 5 July 1811 in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of John Popplewell and Hannah Shaw.
     Mary Ann Shaw Popplewell married Robert Peatfield on 6 April 1835 in All Saints, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire.

     Mary Blanche Popplewell was born before March 1888 in Althorpe, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Joseph Thomas Popplewell and Frances Thompson. William, Sarah, Joseph, Maude, Mary and Frances were listed as the children of Joseph Thomas Popplewell in the 1891 census in Althorpe, LIN. William, Sarah, Joseph, Mary, Frances, Mabel and Oswald were listed as Joseph Thomas Popplewell's children in the 1901 census in Cote Houses, Scotton.

     Matthew Popplewell married Sarah Unknown. Matthew Popplewell was christened on 21 September 1630 in Normanby-le-Wold, Lincolnshire. He was the son of John Popplewell and Catherine Unknown.

     Matthew Popplewell was born before 6 May 1666 in Normanby-le-Wold, Lincolnshire, England. He was the son of Matthew Popplewell and Sarah Unknown.
     Matthew Popplewell married Mary Unknown before 1698.

     Maude Popplewell was born before April 1886 in Althorpe, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Joseph Thomas Popplewell and Frances Thompson. William, Sarah, Joseph, Maude, Mary and Frances were listed as the children of Joseph Thomas Popplewell in the 1891 census in Althorpe, LIN.

     He was mentioned in the will of Richard Poppewell in 1538.. Michael Popplewell was born before 1538 in Lincolnshire, England.
     Michael Popplewell was mentioned in the will of Richard Popplewell dated 13 December 1538.

     Oswald Popplewell was born before March 1900 in Susworth?, Lincolnshire. He was the son of Joseph Thomas Popplewell and Frances Thompson. William, Sarah, Joseph, Mary, Frances, Mabel and Oswald were listed as Joseph Thomas Popplewell's children in the 1901 census in Cote Houses, Scotton.

     Patriarch Popplewell was born circa 1450.

     Patriarch Popplewell (of Blyth) was born before 1530.

     Phoebe Popplewell was born circa 1702 in Lincolnshire.
     Phoebe Popplewell married James Thornley on 16 October 1742 in Bigby or Barton, Lincolnshire.

     Prudence Popplewell was christened on 10 December 1658 in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of George Popplewell and Catherine Unknown.
     In Margaret Unknown's will dated 8 November 1675 in Gainsborough, LIN,, Prudence Popplewell was named as heir; This will may equally be that of the wife of either George or his brother William Popplewell, woollen draper of Gainsborough who was widowed in 1669.
     Her will mentions George Poplewell (son of the said Robert Popplewell); Elizabeth & Dorothy Poplewell, daughters of Robert Popplewell deceased late ... Elizabeth Johnson (wife of Thomas Johnson of Gainsborough) William Johnson their son and to Thomas Johnson their son, her cozen Margaret Thornhill wife of Francis Thornhill of Misterton in co. Nott. gent, Margaret Elizabeth & Jane Thornhill, daughters of the said Margaret [Elizabeth Thornhill was baptised 25 Feb 1666 at Alkborough, Lincs, daughter of Francis Thornhill & Margaret], Margaret Popplewell my god daughter, and to Prudence Bridget Elizabeth William & Francis Popplewell (son & daughters of George Popplewell of Gainsborough afsd), said Margaret, Prudence, Bridget, Elizabeth & William afsd son and daughters of the said George Poplewell), Elizabeth Johnson, Dorothy Popplewell, George Johnson, William Johnson & Thomas Johnson (sons of the said ... )
     Will of Margaret Poplewell, widow of Gainsborough dated 8 Nov 1675 leaves goods and property in Belton to Elizabeth & Dorothy Poplewell, daughters of Robert Popplewell deceased late ....
     I give to Elizabeth Johnson (wife of Thomas Johnson of Gainsborough ...) ... In default of such issue of Elizabeth then to William Johnson their son and to Thomas Johnson their son ...
     Item I give to George Poplewell (son of the said Robert Popplewell) one ...
     Item I give to my cozen Margaret Thornhill wife of Francis Thornhill of Misterton in co. Nott. gent. ... to Margaret Elizabeth & Jane Thornhill, daughters of the said Margaret. ...
     Item I give unto Margaret Popplewell my god daughter the sum of 20 pounds and to Prudence Bridget Elizabeth William & Francis Popplewell (son & daughters of George Popplewell of Gainsborough afsd) ... bequeathed to the said Margaret, Prudence, Bridget, Elizabeth & William afsd son and daughters of the said George Poplewell) shall be paid within a year after my decease to them or to the hand of the said George Poplewell their father & my exec shall divest or appoint, so that the said George Poplewell to be put forth for their ... the said George Popplewell their father give an acquittance to my executors ... Elizabeth Johnson one silver tankard & six silver spoons & all the furniture .... Dorothy Popplewell and I give to George Johnson, William Johnson & Thomas Johnson (sons of the said ... when 21 my sister Ward? five pounds to be paid within 3 months after my decease ... to the children of Francis Ward her son to be equally divided among them ...
     I give to Margaret Bainton (wife of Thomas Bainton) ... to Margaret their daughter 20 pounds ... to the rest of the children of the said Margaret .. ... the said Thomas Bainton their father & my executor shall ... thereof.
     Item I give to Robert Ward (son of Richard Ward) ...
     Prudence Popplewell married George Bernard on 1 June 1682 in St Paul's, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. The marriage bond described them as George Bernard of Gainsborough and Prudence Popplewell of Gainsborough, spinster. The other bondsman was George Popplewell.
     Prudence Popplewell was mentioned in the will of George Popplewell dated 20 May 1694.

     Her birth was registered in the quarter ending in March 1860 in Belton, Lincolnshire. Rachel Popplewell was the daughter of William Popplewell and Damaris Chantry. Rachel was listed as the daughter of William Popplewell in the 1861 census in Grey Green, Belton, Lincolnshire. William Popplewell, 22, born Althorpe, his wife Damaris 23, & daughter Rachel 1, both born at Belton. Rachel, Thomas and Mary were listed as the children of William Popplewell in the 1871 census in Church Town, Belton.

     Ralph Popplewell was born before 1500. He was the son of Patriarch Popplewell.
     Ralph died before 17 August 1546 in Belton, Lincolnshire. The relationship is unknown, he may even be the father of Richard.. He was buried on 17 August 1546 in Belton, LIN. Sepultus Radulphus Poplewell 17 die Augustii 1546.

     Raphael Popplewell (of Normanby) was christened on 24 June 1641 in Normanby-le-Wold, Lincolnshire. He was the son of John Popplewell and Catherine Unknown.

     Rebecca Popplewell was christened on 16 April 1800 in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Edward Popplewell and Sarah Unknown.

     Rebecca Popplewell was christened on 23 January 1734 in Messingham, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Robert Popplewell and Mary Burkett.
     Rebecca died before 1747.

     Rebecca Popplewell was christened on 20 January 1747 in Messingham, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Robert Popplewell and Mary Burkett.

     Rebecca Popplewell was born before 13 March 1614 in Everton, Nottinghamshire. She was the daughter of John Popplewell.
     Rebecca Popplewell married Peter Hind on 8 November 1640 in Everton, NTT.

     Richard Popplewell was christened on 7 March 1689/90 in Belton, Lincolnshire. He was the son of Robert Popplewell and Catherine Ryther. Catherine and Richard was a beneficiary in Robert Ryther's will proved 27 May 1696 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
Robert Popplewell, Richard Popplewell and Richard Popplewell was mentioned as tenant in the manor court rolls dated on 7 April 1709 in Epworth Manor . Surrender by John Richardson, reported by Robert Bernard and Robert Moody, to the use of Robert Poplewell and Richard Poplewell.
Admission of the said Robert & Richard.
Property: as above [a close of meadow or pasture containing 1 acre, lying between land of Robert Ryther Esq. on the east, land of the heirs of John Heseltine on the west, and abutting le Milldike on the north with the appurt. in Beltoft, 1692 description], also 4 strips of arable land in the east field of Belton, one strip whereof on Beanwell furlong between land of Robert Poplewell on the east, and land of James Maw on on the west, abutting land of Robert on the north and south; other strip on Hundale furlong between land of the heirs of Robert Ryther on the north, and land of Robert Poplewell on the south, and abutting land of Savill Thompson on the east, containing half rood; one more strip in the same furlong, containing 1 rood, between land of John Moody on the south and land of Thomas Harsely on the north, abutting land of Robert Elwick on the east; the other strip, containing 1 rood, in the same furlong, between land of John Maw on the south and land of the heirs of Robert Ryther esq. called Mill Hill on the north and west, with the appurtenances in Belton and Beltoft. Richard Popplewell was mentioned in the manor court roll dated 13 January 1714/15, in Epworth Belton, Manor of Epworth: Surrender by John Ward and Elizabeth his wife, reported by John Poplewell and Richard Poplewell, to the use of Robert Poplewell.
Admission of the said Robert.
Property: a toft built upon, together with a croft and a [causo?] thereto belonging, containing 2 acres, next to a land called Clouse Lane gate, in Beltoft, in the parish of Belton, situated between land of John Maw on the west, and land of the heirs of James Poplewell on the east, abutting South Moore on the south, and Clous Lane on the north.
Robert Popplewell and Richard Popplewell was mentioned as tenant in the manor court rolls dated on 5 February 1714/15 in Epworth re property at Belton. Manor of Epworth: Surrender by Robert & Richard Poplewell, in the presence of John Poplewell and Robert Moody, to the use of John Silvester Esq. and Henry Caister.
Property: all the copyhold properties of Robert & Richard in Belton, subject to trusts expressed in a deed bearing even date herewith, between Robert & Richard of the first part, John and Henry of the second part, and Elizabeth Smith, daughter of John Smith of Ecclesfield, Yorks., gent. deceased, and niece to John Silvester, of the third part.
     A marriage settlement between Richard Popplewell and Elizabeth Smith was made on 5 February 1714/15. Robert Popplewell & Richard Popplewell only son & heir of the said Robert Popplewell of Temple Belwood, gent. & Elizabeth Smith one of the daughters of John Smith late of the parish of Ecclesfield co. York, (re Temple Belwood and land in Belton & Beltoft).
     Richard Popplewell and Elizabeth Smith obtained a marriage licence on 11 February 1714/15 in York.
     Richard Popplewell married Elizabeth Smith, daughter of John Smith and Priscilla Silvester, on 30 June 1715 in Darton, Yorkshire.
     The Right Hon. the Lady Grace Countess of Granville, John Duke of Buckingham and Normanby, John Lord Carterett, Thos. Maw, Richard Poplewell, Geo. Barnard, Richard Taylor, Wm. Young, gent., John Otter, Richard Kinman, Henry Taylor, Alexr. Clark, Charles Kelsey, Robert Barnard, Samuel Glew, Elizth and Isabella Stanhope (infants), by Geo. Whichcott, esquire, John Everat and his wife, Robert Waterland, Hannah and Anne Thew. v. Thos. Reading, Robt. Reading, esquires, John Simpson, Esq., Henry Wood, Wm. Arthur, Peter Prim, gent.: Manor of Epworth, in the county of Lincoln, and the wastes and commons belonging. Touching "lands and grounds which were formerly part of said commons, and which were formerly set out and allotted to the commoners of Epworth, pursuant to a decree of the Court of Exchequer," i.e., participants' allotments set out and allotted to the "participants" of the level of Hatfield Chase, pursuant to a decree of the Court of Exchequer "made in 1691 or 1692," in a cause between his Grace the Duke of Buckingham (one of the plaintiffs in this cause and then Earl of Mulgrave), the then Lord Carterett, and other commoners, plaintiffs, and Willm. Marwood, Esq., and others, participants, defendants, touching the matters now in question, &c., &c. Metes and bounds. Right of common of pasture. Inclosures made since Feb. 1692, &c., &c. (The names of Nathaniel Reading (father of defendants), Robt. Ryther, sometime of Lincoln city, esquire, and John Pender, late of Ferry (Lincoln), gent., are mentioned.): Lincoln.
Between 1718 and 1742 Richard Popplewell purchased property in Belton, Lincolnshire, between 1718 and 1742. Deeds relating to the purchase of lands in Belton by Richard Popplewell from the Pettinger, Read, Richardson, Parish, Parkinson, Maw and other families 1718-42.
     Richard was registered in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, on the electoral roll dated 12 February 1723. He voted for Mr Vyner, the whig candidate at elections at Lincoln.
     Richard and Richard were registered in Belton on the electoral roll dated 1725.
     In Elizabeth Hunsley's will dated February 1735 in Belton, Lincolnshire,, Richard Popplewell was named as heir; I Elizabeth Poplewell of Beltoft in the parish of Belton widow.
First I give & devise to Richard Poplewell esq, Mr John Tomlinson, Ann Dawson, widow & Humphrey Poplewell of Epworth and their assignes; all my right & title in the estate that was my own before marriage to enter to it the Michaelmas after my decease and to hold the same during the life of my sister Ann the wife of Thomas Watson ... and after the death of my said sister ... unto the said Richard Poplewell and his heirs forever ... he paying...out of the estate ... to his own two daughters Catherine & Elizabeth each of them £20, and to Elizabeth & Ann, daughters of Thomas Poplewell £20.. if not of years of discretion the money to be put in the hands of their uncle Humphrey Poplewell ...
also to Caleb Parr the younger (ditto) £20,
also to Henrietta, daughter to Humphrey Poplewell, ... also paying the sons of Humphrey Poplewell £20;
to Mary & Robert, children of Thomas Thornton £5 each ... (if Richard dies)...
And ... I give and bequeath all my goods cattle chattels and personal estate and all my ... and right therein until Michaelmas next folllowing my death to Humphrey Popplewell of Epworth and make him sole executor he paying all my debts and funeral expenses and giving Henry Poplewell five pounds if he lives to be 24 years of age ... if he does not behave himself well to him.
Witness my hand this ... day of February 1735 Elizabeth Poplewell (her mark E).
Witnessed by James Poplewell (same signature as John whose will was proved 1735). He was High Sheriff for the county of Lincolnshire in 1739/40.
Richard Popplewell was mentioned as tenant in the manor court rolls dated on 16 April 1740 in Epworth Manor of Epworth: Admisssion of Richard Poplewell Esq., by reason of the death of his father Robert, the previous tenant. Property: all the copyhold lands, messuages, tenements, etc. held of the aforesaid manor by Robert.
     Richard Popplewell and Rebecca Barbara Ryther were mentioned in a deed dated 14 March 1740/41 in re Sewell Hall, Belton, etc., Lincolnshire, England. Indenture (7 parts) dated 14 March 1740, between (1) Richard Poplewell of Temple Belwood in the parish of Belton, Esq., (2) Rebeccah Barton of London, widow, (3) Thomas Culcup of London, gent., and Rebeccah his wife (which Richard, Rebeccah & Rebeccah are heirs at law of Robert Ryther late of the Close of Lincoln, esq., deceased); (4) Marmaduke Ryther of Scarcroft co. York, esq., and Mary his wife, only surviving son and heir of John Ryther the elder of Scarcroft esq. deceased; (5) Pennock Ward of Hedon in Holderness, co. York, gent; (6) George Reynoldson of the city of York, upholder, and Mary his wife (which said Marmaduke, Pennock & George & his wife claim under the will of the said Robert Ryther), and (7) William Gylby of the Close of Lincoln esq. The first 6 will levy a fine to William Gylby of capital messuage in Belton called Sewell Hall etc., etc. for the settling of all controversies between them, with land etc. etc. in Belton, Beltoft, Epworth, Haxey, Diddithorpe, Holton Beckering, Lissington, co. Linc. and Seacroft co. York..
     On 2 May 1744 Richard Popplewell signed a document re the fire at Haxey in February which mentioned Humphrey Popplewell, widower with 3 children, owner and occupier of buildings worth £125 lost in fire at Haxey on 28 Feb 1744 along with many others.
     In the manor of Epworth deeds dated 30 Nov 1744 there is mention of lands to Richard Popplewell, of Temple Belwood, esquire. Richard, was granted property in a deed dated 13 November 1745. Indenture between (1) Benjamin Coy of Belton, carpenter (2) Humphrey Poplewell of Belton, yeoman & Catherine his wife (3) Richard Popplewell of Epworth, gent. Sale by the Coys in consideration of £8 by Humphrey to Richard Poplewell of one and half roods of land arable in Belton.
     Deposited in Lincolnshire Archives is a plan drawn about 1750 of "Mr Fairbanks Particular and Measurement of the whole estate of Mr Popplewell" (in Belton, Beltoft and Mosswood).
     Richard died on 16 April 1752 in Belton, Lincolnshire, aged 62. In the north chancel there is a memorial: Here lies the body of Richard Popplewell, esq. late of Temple Belwood, who departed this life April 16 1752, in the 64th year of his age. He was second son of Robert Popplewell, late of Temple Belwood aforesaid, by Katherine his wife, one of the daughters of Robert Ryther, esq. of Belton. The said Richard was Sheriff of the county of Lincoln in the year 1739, and by Elizabeth his wife, one of the daughters of John Smith, of Newland, near Wakefield, in the couty of York, which said Elizabeth died at Wakefield, ye 22nd of Oct. 1751 aged 56, and was buried in Wakefield church. He had three children, Robert, Katherine, and Elilzabeth. He was buried on 19 April 1752 in Belton.
     Stonehouse, 1838, states that this man was a very strange character, and as hot-headed and perverse in his own way as the mother who bore him.