St Neot, St Anietus
South aisle west
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
- Hedgeland, John Pike
- Main subject
- Layout of arms as described in Grylls,
vide infra.
3a. Grylls and Bere, 3b. Grylls and Gerveys, 3c. Grylls and Glynn, 3d. Grylls 2a. Bere and Pengelley, 2b. Gerveys and Trevanion, 2c. Glynn and Pendarves, 2d. Grylls and Rashleigh, 1a. Bere and Bond 1b. Gerveys and Chamond, 1c. Glynn and Polkinhorne, 1d. Grylls and Hill, - Tracery subject
- Layout of arms as described in Grylls,
vide infra.
B1. Grylls A1. Bere (now at the top of b) A2. Quartering of Grylls with others (now at the top of c) - Donor
- The Revd Richard Gerveys Grylls, vicar of St Neot –, patron of St Neot, died , aged 83
- Dedicatees
-
- Members of the Grylls family
- Horace Bere Grylls, died at Menton, Alpes-Maritimes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, France
- Notes
-
- . Gives location as the West window.
- (No , the Armorial window).
- Death of the Revd Richard Gerveys Grylls of Helston, , .
- (No , the Armorial window).
-
(the
Armorial window
, and inscription on plaque below window describing restoration work, p 407). - Death of Horace Bere Grylls, (also in Ancestry).
- Image of window
Omnes huius ecclesiae fenestras, incuria et vetustate collapsas, per annos , , ,
e re privata restauravit, redintegravit, ornavit Ricardus Gerveys Grylls, Helstoniensis, olim
ab ad huius parochiae vicarius, et adhuc patronus; suo filio Henrico
vicario, praefecto operis Johanne Hedgeland, Londini; pictore J. Nixon; opifice B. Baillie
In memoriam Horatii Bere Grylls
haec fenestra
iterum renovata est
(Richard Gerveys Grylls, of Helston, formerly (from the year to ) vicar of this parish, and still patron, at his own expense restored, renewed, and ornamented all the windows of this church, which, through neglect and lapse of time, had fallen into decay; in the years , , , ; his son Henry being the vicar; John Hedgeland of London, the designer and conductor of the work; James Nixon the painter; and B. Baillie the glazier)
(In memory of Horace Bere Grylls this window was again restored in )
Tracery B1. The arms of Grylls of Helston, Cornwall are or, three bendlets enhanced gules. The crest is a porcupine passant argent and the motto is Vires agminis unus habet (One has the strength of an army) ()
Inscription at base of a.
Inscriptions at base of b.
Inscriptions at base of c.
Inscription at base of d.
Illustration of window in display panel,
probably a reproduction of one of the sixteen coloured plates
in
,
many of which are missing from this digitised copy. The arms shown here in the outer tracery lights
A1 and A2 are now at the top of the
inner two main lights b and c.