St Wenn, St Wenna
South Chapel 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
- Percy Bacon and Brothers Ltd
- Main subject
- Christ in central light with parable of Good Samaritan in outer lights
a. Priest and Levite passing by on the other side b. Come unto Me all ye that are weary
c. Good Samaritan with victim - Donor
- Children of dedicatee, including Thomas Hicks of Beruppa, St Austell
- Dedicatees
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- Thomas Hicks of Prince Park, churchwarden of St Wenn for 40 years, died aged 82.
- Jenifer Hicks, wife of Thomas Hicks, died aged 78.
- Notes
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- Death of Thomas Hicks, , . Burial , .
- Death of Jenifer Hicks, (gives first name as Jane, death date as ), (gives first name as Jane, death date as ). (gives first name as Jane, death date as ). Burial , .
- Donors, dedicatees, subject, insertion, , , , , .
- Insertion, subjects, donors, dedicatees, maker, .
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A three-light stained Glass Window (Percy Bacon and Brothers, Newman Street, London), in memory of Thomas Hicks, for many years a Churchwarden in the Parish; and of Jennifer [sic], his wife, given by the members of the family, was unveiled by Mr. Thomas Hicks, the eldest son.
- Spencer, Alan. Stained Glass of Percy Bacon & Brothers, St Wenn.
Window in memory of Thomas and Jenifer Hicks
a detail. The priest and the Levite pass by the injured traveller.
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b detail. Christ.
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