St Keyne, St Kayna
North aisle 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
- 2
- Maker
- Clayton & Bell
- Main subject
- Tracery subject
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A1. Arms of Kendall impaling Carew A2. Arms of Kendall impaling Trefry - Dedicatee
- Charlotte Elizabeth Clemens, late of Churchtown, St Keyne, daughter of Richard Deeble Clemens (former churchwarden of St Keyne), died aged 60
- Notes
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states that the arms in the tracery are
Kendall impaling others.
- Death of dedicatee, , burial Cornwall OPC database.
- Truro Diocesan Faculty 5/7/1913.
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states that the arms in the tracery are
Window in memory of Charlotte Elizabeth Clemens
A1. Arms of Kendall impaling Carew. The arms of Kendall of Pelyn are argent a chevron between three dolphins naiant, embowed, sable (). The arms of Carew of Antony are or, three lions passant sable () which are different tinctures (colours) from those shown here. Walter Kendall of Pelyn married Jone Carew, eldest daughter of Sir Alexander Carew of East Antony, on (Cornwall OPC database),
A2. Arms of Kendall impaling Tref(f)ry. The arms of Trefry of Trefry are sable a chevron between three trees arrashed argent. () The colours here appear to be reversed. Nicholas Kendall of Pelyn married Emline (or Emlyn) Tref(f)ry, daugher of Thomas Treffry, on (Cornwall OPC database, , ) and one of their sons was Walter Kendall.
These two couples are both mentioned on a memorial in Lanlivery Church, which has the arms of Kendall impaling Carew on it, (, Cornwall OPC photograph) so it is unsurprising that their arms would be found together in a window.
Photograph CVMA inventory no 006525.
Photograph copyright © Dr Chris Brooks.
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