St Columb Major, St Columba
South transept
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
- Clayton & Bell
- Main subject
- The four evangelists above four Latin doctors of the church
2a. 2b. 2c. 2d. 1a. . 1b. . 1c. . 1d. . - Tracery subject
- Christ with patron saints of Physic.
B1. A1, A2. - Donors
- Daughters of dedicatees.
- Miss Frances Martyn of Ashleigh
- Miss Emily Lyne Martyn of Ashleigh
- Dedicatees
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- Mary Frances (Fanny) Martyn, eldest daughter of Peter Glubb (solicitor of Liskeard), wife of Thomas Darke Martyn, died aged 65
- Dr Thomas Darke Martyn, MRCS, surgeon, died aged 80
- Notes
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- Baptism of Thomas Dark Martyn, , . The parents of Thomas Dark(e) Martyn are the dedicatees of St Columb Minor, of which his sister Caroline was the main donor.
- Baptism of Mary Frances Glubb, (private baptism at Liskeard about , public baptism at Little Petherick about , dates vary between records).
- Marriage of Thomas Darke Martyn, surgeon of St Columb, and Mary Frances Glubb, eldest daughter of Peter Glubb, , , , , , .
- Baptism of Mary Frances Martyn, , daughter of Thomas Dark and Mary Frances Martyn .
- Baptism of Emily Lyne Martyn, , daughter of Thomas Dark and Mary Frances Martyn .
- Burial of Mary Frances Martyn, , .
- Death of Mrs Mary Frances Martyn, .
- Burial of Thomas Darke Martyn, , .
- Death of Dr TD Martyn, , .
- Truro Diocesan Faculty 29/4/1895 - position and dedicatees.
- Donors, dedicatees, maker, (detailed description of subjects), .
- Maker, donors,
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A stained-glass Window (Clayton & Bell), placed in the Church by the Misses Martyn, in memory of their parents, was unveiled and dedicated by the Rev. R.H. Sowell.
To the glory of God, and in memory of Thomas Darke and Mary Frances Martyn
Four main panels
St Luke. This may be a likeness of one of the dedicatees, Dr Martyn.
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St John the Evangelist.
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The four predellas.
Sanctus Ambrosius
St Ambrose, dressed as Bishop of Milan, with the symbol of St Matthew, an angel.
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Sanctus Hieronymus
St Jerome, dressed as a cardinal of the Roman Catholic church, with the symbol of St Mark, a winged lion.
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Sanctus Gregorius
St Gregory, dressed as Pope, with the symbol of St Luke, a winged bull.
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Sanctus Augustinus
St Augustine, dressed as Bishop of Hippo, with the symbol of St John the Evangelist, an eagle.
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