Cornish stained glass

In Cornwall

Camborne, St Martin and St Meriadocus

1. South aisle (inner) west, 1864, four lights,

   2a. St Matthew	b, c. Healing at Bethesda	2a. St Mark or St Luke
   1a. St Luke or St Mark		1d. St John the Evangelist

Constantine, St Constantine

1. North aisle east, 1872, three lights, Scourging : Crucifixion : Carrying the Cross

Kenwyn, St Keyne or St Cuby

1. Chancel east, 1864, five lights, Roundels in decorated quarries :

   a. Adoration of the shepherds	2b. Adoration of the Magi	2c. Christ ascends into heaven; apostles beneath	2d. Suffer little children	e. Christ addressing his disciples after the Last Supper
   	1b. Baptism of Christ in the river Jordan	1c. Arms, crest and motto of Carlyon	1d. Healing at Bethesda

2. South Chapel south 2, 1864, three lights, Illustration of Psalms 23:1–2: The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters.
3. Chancel north 2, 1864, three lights, Transfiguration (Matthew 17:1–6) above the healing of the lunatic boy (Matthew 17:14–18).
4. South Chapel south 1, 1865, three lights, Three episodes associated with Bethany:
   1. Christ on the way to Bethany.
   2. The raising of Lazarus.
   3. The washing and anointing of Christ’s feet.

Lannarth (Lanner), Christ Church

1. Chancel east, 1883, single light, Ascension

Mylor, St Melorus

1. Chancel east, 1870, four lights,
   1. Ascension above roses and butterflies
   2. Deposition from the Cross above ivy and cypress
   3. Crucifixion above corn and grapes
   4. Resurrection above oak and holly
2. South transept south extension, 1870, single light, St Melorus

Old Kea

1. Chancel south, 1858, single light, Nativity (Holy Family)
2. Chancel north, 1858, single light, Baptism of Christ
3. South aisle east, 1863, three lights, Transfiguration
4. South aisle 3, 1863, single light, St Cecilia playing organ (Psalms 150:6) above Noah’s Ark (Ⅰ Peter 3:20–21).
5. South aisle west, 1864, two lights, Arms of donors to the church. Left-hand light, top to bottom:
   1. Seton. Isabella Seton, a relative of the wife of the curate, the Revd Jeffreys Wilkins Murray.
   2. Peebles. Ann Peebles, the mother of the wife of the Revd Jeffreys Wilkins Murray.
   3. Murray. the Revd Jeffreys Wilkins Murray, curate.
   Right-hand light, top to bottom:
   1. Daubuz impaling Arundell (Lewis Charles Daubuz married Wilmot Arundell on 18^th August 1794 at Madron, Cornwall OPC Marriages
   2. Gilbert impaling Carew. John Davies Gilbert married the Hon Anne Dorothea Carew on 7^th October 1851, Royal Cornwall Gazette October 10, 1851 p 8, John Bull October 11, 1851 p 16.
   3. Vautier impaling Grant. Revd Richard Vautier was the vicar of Kenwyn and Kea and married Isabella Jane Grant on 29^th July 1845, London Evening Standard July 31, 1845 p 4, The Gentleman’s Magazine October 1845 p 418.

Paul, St Paulinus (St Pol de Léon)

1. South aisle 2, 1894, single light, Resurrection: Christ stepping out of the tomb
2. South aisle west, 1903, three lights, Crucifixion with Mary and John on either side of the cross
3. North aisle 1, 1906, three lights,

   a.	John the Baptist preaching in the wilderness of Judea
   b.	Baptism of Christ in the river Jordan
   c.	Christ ministered by angels

St Buryan, St Buriana

1. Chancel east, 1875, five lights, Matthew : Mark : Christ : Luke : John above evangelists’ symbols.

St Enoder, St Enoder

1. Chancel east, 1875, three lights, Crucifixion with angels and centurion

Saltash, St Nicholas and St Faith

1. Chancel east, 1880, five lights, Ecce Homo : Bearing the Cross : Crucifixion : Deposition : Noli me tangere

Truro, St Paul

1. North aisle 1, 1866, two lights,
   1. Unintelligible because of repairs
   2. Raising of Lazarus?