Liskeard, St Martin
North aisle 3
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
- Ward & Hughes
- Main subject
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2a, 2b. 2c, 2d. 1a. 1b. 1c. 1d. - Tracery subject
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B. Angel holding crown A1. Angel playing harp A2. Angel playing lute - Donors
- Sisters of dedicatees:
- Elizabeth Pedler, daughter of William Pedler of Liskeard (surgeon and former mayor of Liskeard), died aged 90
- Frances Gidley Pedler, third daughter of William Pedler died aged 89
- Anne Pedler, youngest daughter of William Pedler, died aged 81
- Dedicatees
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- Mary Pedler, died aged 49.
- Edward Hoblyn Pedler, former solicitor, author of The Anglo-Saxon Episcopate of Cornwall , London, John Petheram, , died aged 61.
- Sarah Pedler, died aged 71.
- Notes
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- To by completed by about , , , , £250.
- Maker, insertion, donors, dedicatees, subjects ,
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(no date given probably
or late ).
Two Painted Windows have been erected in the Church by members of the Glencross and Pedler families, respectively.
The Glencross window is . - The two surviving donors of this window, Frances Gidley Pedler and Anne Pedler, in donated in Truro Cathedral
- Mentioned during report of reopening after next restoration , , .
- CG. Several of figures have lost facial features.
- Image of window.
I am the resurrection and the life St John 25 ()
In loving remembrance of Edward Hoblyn Pedler who died Sarah Pedler who died and Mary Pedler who died erected by their surviving sisters
In the bottom left-hand corner, to the left of the dedication, are the arms (or, a castle sable a bordure of the second bezantée) of Gidley () which one or more of the Pedler siblings had presumably inherited the right to use. The same arms appear on a memorial plaque in Truro Cathedral, on the east side of the stairwell between the north quire aisle and the crypt, in memory of Edward Hoblyn Pedler, and recording the bequest of £15,000 to the Cathedral by Anne Pedler, the last surviving sibling. A memorial in Liskeard church in memory of the siblings’ parents, William Pedler (surgeon and four times mayor of Liskeard) and Sarah Pedler, née Hobling, records that William Pedler’s parents were William Pedler and Hannah Pedler, née Gidley ().
Thy brother shall rise again ().
2a, 2b. The raising of Lazarus. Martha comes out to meet Jesus while, in the background (top left), Mary stays in the house.
Mary hath chosen that good part ().
2c, 2d. Christ’s answer to Martha who complains about Mary.