Madron, St Madern
Chancel east
Entries in grey are not obtained from documentary evidence, but are inferred from content, context, etc.
- Date of manufacture and insertion
- 1860s
- Number of lights
- 3
- Maker
- Not known
- Main subject
- Tracery subject
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A1. IHS symbol A2. Angel holding crown of laurel A3. Angel holding palm frond A4. - Donor
- The Revd Michael Nowell Peters
- Notes
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- Mayer in style.
- Originally inserted in Madron Chancel east.
- Manufacture=probable decade from style and composition.
- ,
which reproduces The Gentleman’s Magazine
May 1862 p 529.
The east window is modern, and not in good taste; it is of two lights, transomed, and filled with stained glass
. Does this refer to this window, which has three lights? - states the subject is Christ bearing the cross.
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nearly all the windows are of stained glass, and some of them are very elaborate.
. - Still present at Madron .
- Moved to Heamoor West probably at the restoration of Madron.
- Mission church at Heamoor opened and dedicated .
At the eastern and western ends of the Church are stained glass windows, which at one time formed part of the fabric of the mother Church of the parish
. Implies they may not have been moved in directly from Madron to the new church at Heamoor.
To the honor and glory of God M N Peters M A Vicar
Photograph copyright © Barry West.
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b. Christ bearing the cross.
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