Cornish stained glass

Location

GPS coordinates: (50.236081, -5.02423)

Notes on the church

1. Letter from the Revd Jeffreys Wilkins Murray listing donors towards rebuilding Royal Cornwall Gazette April 30, 1858 p 6.
2. Opened as School Church Royal Cornwall Gazette October 8, 1858 p 5.
3. School Church built, The Builder, Vol XVI, Oct. 23, 1858, p 713. Two small lights of stained glass.
4. 1858/1862 - builder was William Clemens, Truro (Church guide) : built next to old tower.
5. Letter from the Revd Jeffreys Wilkins Murray reporting donors Royal Cornwall Gazette June 6, 1862 p 4.
6. Need for enlargement Royal Cornwall Gazette May 30, 1862 p 4.
7. Letter from the Revd Jeffreys Wilkins Murray thanking donors Royal Cornwall Gazette June 27, 1862 p 6.
8. Letter from the Revd Jeffreys Wilkins Murray listing donors towards restoration, including members of his family West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser October 24, 1862 p 4.
9. Announcement of reopening on 1^st January 1863 Royal Cornwall Gazette December 26, 1862 p 4.
10. Reopened 1^st January 1863 after addition of south aisle, architect the Revd Jeffreys Wilkins Murray, Royal Cornwall Gazette January 2, 1863 p 8, Morning Post January 2, 1863 p 3 cites WMN. Royal Cornwall Gazette January 9, 1863 p 6, John Bull January 10, 1863 p 7.
11. Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall 1873 p 778.
12. Stonework of east window of Old Kea came originally from Kenwyn Church, Window made by Miss Monck of Coley Park, near Reading? History of Old Kea, part I: Royal Cornwall Gazette November 21, 1879 p 6.
13. History of Old Kea, part II: Royal Cornwall Gazette December 12, 1879 p 6.
14. Reopened after restoration, architect EF Ralling (London), Royal Cornwall Gazette April 9, 1880 p 8, Truro Diocesan Kalendar 1881 p 144 (4^th April 1880). Heard & Sons, Truro (D/E/3/2, D/E/4/1).
15. Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall 1883 p 908. East window and six other stained windows.
16. Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall 1893 p 1141. East window and six other stained windows.