Cornish stained glass

Location

GPS coordinates: (50.663028, -4.759668)

Notes on the church

1. Renovation, including the insertion of three new windows at expense of the lay proprietors, West of England Conservative and Plymouth and Devonport Advertiser September 4, 1850 p 5, Royal Cornwall Gazette September 6, 1850 p 5.
2. Restoration at expense of Mr Price of Torrington, the lay rector The Ecclesiologist, No LXXXIV June 1851, p 234 three stone windows in the chancel shortly to be filled with stained glass. Describes church as St Symphorian, Tintagel, but within article explicitly mentions St Symphorian, Forrabury as well.
3. Royal Cornwall Gazette July 4, 1851 p 6. Reprints article from The Ecclesiologist, June, 1851, op. cit..
4. Building News and Engineering Journal Volume 6 p 671 (August 31, 1860). EJ Kibblewhite, London..
5. North transept to be restored in memory of John Douglas Cook, editor of the Saturday Review, Royal Cornwall Gazette December 31, 1868 p 5.
6. To be reopened 11^th October 1870 after restoration Western Morning News October 11, 1870 p 4. Quotes description from BNEJ 1860, op. cit..
7. Description by JP St Aubyn of church and restoration Western Morning News February 1, 1871 p 2.
8. J Polsue, A Complete Parochial History of the County of Cornwall, vol IV p 231. William Lake, Truro, 1872.
9. Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall 1873 p 871.
10. Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall 1883 p 1026 (lists some memorial windows).
11. Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall 1893 p 1283.
12. Restored 1870 - JP St Aubyn (Brown, H Miles, What to look for in Cornish churches. Newton Abbot, David and Charles, 1973)