Probus, St Probus and St Grace
North Chapel east
Entries in grey
are not obtained from documentary evidence, but
are inferred from content, context, etc.
- Date of manufacture and insertion
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- Number of lights
- 5
- Maker
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Clayton & Bell
- Main subject
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2a.
St Grace
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2b.
St Paul
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2c.
Virgin Mary and infant Jesus
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2d.
St Peter
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2e.
St Probus
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1a.
King Athelstan
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1b.
Paul on Mars’ Hill in front of the altar of the unknown God
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1c.
Annunciation to the Virgin Mary
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1d.
Christ’s commission to Peter: “Feed my sheep”
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1e.
St Cornelius
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- Tracery subject
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B1. |
St Neot
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B2. |
Seraph
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B3. |
Seraph
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B4. |
St Petroc
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A1. |
St Columb (Columba)
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A2. |
St Cohan
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A3. |
St Breaca
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A4. |
St Cuby
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A5. |
St Carantoc
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A6. |
St Germoe
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- Donor
- Mrs Hawkins, widow of CHT Hawkins of Trewithen
- Dedicatees
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- Sir Christopher Hawkins of Trewithen, uncle of CHT Hawkins
- John Hawkins of Bignor Park, Sussex,
father of CHT Hawkins
- Christopher Henry Thomas Hawkins of Lanprobus
- Notes
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- Offer of window,
Royal Cornwall Gazette p 7.
- Window to be filled with stained glass during restoration,
Cornish Guardian p 8.
- Donor, dedicatees, maker, subjects
Western Morning News p 7,
Royal Cornwall Gazette p 7.
- TDC 1906, 162 - 22/12/1904.
- TDM 1905 : 14, 294, consequence of extension to South Aisle east.
- Repairs to damage of left-most light April 2010.
Tracery
B1. |
St Neot, holding a bowl |
B2,
B3. |
Seraphim
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B4. |
St Petroc, with a stag.
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A1. |
St Columb (Columba), holding a model of a church
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A2. |
St Cohan, dressed as a bishop
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A3. |
St Breaca
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A4. |
St Cuby, dressed as a bishop
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A5. |
St Carantoc, dressed as a bishop, holding a model of a church
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A6. |
St Germoe, dressed as a bishop and holding a crown.
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Photograph copyright © John Evans.