St Ives, St Ia the Virgin
Chancel east
Entries in grey are not obtained from documentary evidence, but are inferred from content, context, etc.
- Date of manufacture and insertion
- Number of lights
- 3
- Maker
- Kempe, CE
- Main subject
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3a. Angels 3b, 2b. 3c. Angels 2a. 2c. 1a. 1b. Censing angels 1c. - Tracery subject
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B1. IHc monogram A1–A4. Angels in adoration - Donor
- Caroline Seaborne Richardson, née Davy, of Tregenna Castle, daughter of Sarah Maria Davy, one of the donors of the previous Chancel east.
- Dedicatees
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- Betty Wallis, widow of Samuel Wallis, Captain and Commissioner of Royal Navy, maternal grandmother of Sarah Maria Davy, died
- Samuel Stephens of Tregenna Castle, father of Sarah Maria Davy, died
- Samuel Wallis Stephens, eldest son of Samuel Stephens of Tregenna Castle, brother of Sarah Maria Davy, died
- Betty Stephens, only daughter and heiress of Samuel Wallis, commissioner, RN, mother of Sarah Maria Davy, died
- Sarah Maria Davy, née Stephens, wife of Revd_Charles William Davy, mother of donor, died aged 77
- Notes
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- Truro Diocesan Faculty 16/5/05.
- Copper plaque near west door states that the window was
restored by Caroline Seaborne Richardson at All Saints Tide 1905
- Insertion, donor, dedicatees (names and death dates inaccurate) , . Design is the same as the window that it replaced, two figures of St Ia and St Nicholas having been added.
- TDM 1906 : 166 - replaced previous Chancel east window destroyed in explosion at Hayle Dynamite Works on , .
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- Kempe, 2000 : COR 13.1.
- Pedigree of the donor and dedicatees of the window:
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The east window having been destroyed on , by an explosion at Hayle Dynamite Works, was restored by Caroline Seaborne Richardson, at All Saints Tide , in memory of Sarah Maria Davy (born Stephens) her beloved mother died (& also of Betty Wallis , Samuel Stephens , Betty Stephens , Samuel Wallis Stephens )
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B1. IHϲ monogram: the first three letters of Jesus’ name in Greek.
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A1, A2. Angels.
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A3, A4. Angels.
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3a. Angels.
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S. Nicholas e episcopus (bishop)
2a. St Nicholas, vested as Bishop of Myra, holding a child.
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1a. St Peter, holding the keys, with a book, probably the Bible, resting on his knees.
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3b, 2b. Christ in Majesty. In his left hand he holds an orb, and his right hand is held up in blessing.
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1b. Censing angels.
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3c. Angels.
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S’ta Ia
2c. St Ia, holding a book, probably the Bible, in her left hand.
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1c. St Andrew, supporting the saltire cross, his attribute, with his right hand.
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Bronze plaque near the west door.
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Bottom of the bronze plaque near the west door. The arms are of Stephens of Tregenna Castle, per pale gules and vert a fesse indented argent guttée de sang between three eagles displayed or () impaling the arms of Wallis of Mevagissey, gules a fesse ermine a canton of the last (Lysons, Daniel, Lysons, Samuel, Magna Britannia vol 3, p , , London, T Cadell and W Davies, ), with the crest of Stephens, a lion rampant argent guttée de sang, and the motto of Stephens, Virtutis amore (by the love of virtue).