Entries in grey
are not obtained from documentary evidence, but
are inferred from content, context, etc.
Date of manufacture and insertion
Number of lights
4
Maker
Not known
Main subject
Presentation in the temple
Tracery subject
B1.
Moses
A1.
Isaac
A2.
Abraham
Subject type
Narrative
Donor
John King Lethbridge,
son of Christopher Lethbridge
Dedicatees
Mary Lethbridge,
née Copland,
wife of Christopher Lethbridge,
died aged 66
Christopher Lethbridge,
deputy Recorder of Launceston,
died aged 69
Lt Gen Robert Lethbridge,
brother of C. Lethbridge, Esq.
died aged 71
Revd Charles Lethbridge,
rector of Stoke Climsland and St Thomas-by-Launceston,
died aged 77
Notes
Death of Mary Lethbridge,
Exeter Flying Post p 4
(gives age as 76)
Death of Christopher Lethbridge,
Exeter and Plymouth Gazette p 3
(gives age as 73)
Death of Lt Gen Robert Lethbridge,
Hampshire Chronicle p 1
Death of the Revd Charles Lethbridge,
North Devon Journal p 3
Appeal for funds for
a new stained glass window, to correspond with that lately put in by J. K. Lethbridge, Esq.,
Launceston Weekly News p 4.
J Polsue, A Complete Parochial History of the County of Cornwall, vol III p 71. William Lake, Truro, gives position as North Aisle.
Western Morning News p 2Royal Cornwall Gazette p 7,
Launceston Weekly News p 8.
Similar article in all three papers, which states
Since the restoration of this church in
, six memorial windows have been put in by the
families of
Thorne
[South aisle 1],
Rowe
[North aisle east],
Cudlipp
[South Chapel east],
Spettigue
[Chancel east],
Lethbridge
[South aisle 3], and
Ching
[South aisle 4]
The window has been pickled,
i.e., the area around
the main figures has been replaced with clear, colourless glass, to let more light into the building.