Lopo de Alpoim

Lopo de Alpoim
Fidalgo
Coat of Arms of Alpoims
Born	15th Century Coimbra, Kingdom of Portugal
Died	15th Century Covilhã, Kingdom of Portugal
Noble family	Alpuims
Spouse(s)	Dominga Diaz
Religion	Roman Catholic
Occupation	government

Lopo de Alpoim (c.1400-?) was a Portuguese nobleman, Alcaide of Montemor-o-Velho.

Alpoim was born in Coimbra, son of Mendo de Alpoim and Guiomar de Vera, belonging to a noble family of Évora. He was married to Dominga Diaz, daughter of Gil Pires Gusmão, senhor de Pereira.

Lopo de Alpoim died in Covilhã, being buried in the Church of Montemor-o-Velho, having his grave, a shield with Fleur-de-lis. His family descended from noble families of French, Portuguese and Galician origin, and by paternal maternal line he was a remote descendant of the King Ferdinand I of León.