Truro, St Paul
Vestry south 2
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
- Lavers, Barraud & Westlake
- Main subject
- Christ in the carpenter’s shop
- Tracery subject
- One scroll bearing angel
- Dedicatees
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- Mary Libby, probably wife of William Libby of Truro, died aged 80
- Elizabeth McWilliam, daughter of Mary Libby, died aged 76.
- Notes
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- Marriage of James MacWilliam [sic] and Elizabeth Libby at St Mary’s Church, Truro, , , , .
- The Census HO107/147 (Part 2), records Mary Libby, 60, and Jane Libby, 25, living at Middle Rosewin, Truro.
- The Census HO107/1910 (Part 2), records Mary Libby, 74, widow, living at Middle Rosewin, Truro, with her unmarried daughter Jane Libby, 35.
- Death of James McWilliam, draper, of Truro, aged 47, .
- Death of Mary Libby (probable dedicatee) , .
- Burial of Mary Libby (probable dedicatee), , .
- The Census RG9/1557 (Part 2), records Jane Libby, 45, unmarried, as head of household at 5 Middle Rosewin, Truro.
- Death of Elizabeth McWilliam, at Stanley Villa, Agar Road, Truro, .
- Proposal to erect window in memory of Mrs McWilliam in
south chancel aisle
, . - Insertion=consecration of chancel, , .
- Death of Jane Libby, younger sister of Elizabeth McWilliam, at Stanley Villa, Agar Road, Truro, aged 75, , .
- Manufacturer from similarity to Chancel east.
In grateful recognition of God’s Providence and in loving memory of Mary Libby and Elizabeth McWilliam her daughter.
Christ in the carpenter’s shop with Joseph and the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Et mater eius conservabat omnia verba haec in corde suo (But his mother kept all these sayings in her heart) ().
Tracery. An angel holding a scroll