Truro, Cathedral Church of St Mary
s23. South nave aisle 8
Entries in grey are not obtained from documentary evidence, but are inferred from content, context, etc.
- Date of manufacture and insertion
- Number of lights
- 1
- Maker
- Clayton & Bell
- Main subject
- Margaret Godolphin, née Blagge : Sir Bevil Grenville and Sir Jonathan Trelawny : Margaret Blagge resigning her post at Court.
- Donor
- Jane Ellen Hawkins, wife of Christopher Henry Thomas Hawkins
- Dedicatee
- The Hawkins family, especially Christopher Henry Thomas Hawkins, died .
- Notes
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- Death of dedicatee .
- Cartoons approved by the Dean and Chapter .
- Donation of two lights for the
north
aisle announced . - One of a pair (with s22) of lancets given by the same donor at the same time.
- TDM 1904 : 79.
- Cartoon by George Daniels was exhibit 34 in 1996 Haddenham C&B exhibition.
- Remains of dedicatee buried in Breage church, .
TO·THE·GLORY·OF·GOD·IN·MEMORY·OF·THE·HAWKINS·FAMILY·OF·TREWITHEN·CORNWALL AND·ESPECIALLY·OF·CHRISTOPHER·HENRY·THOMAS·HAWKINS·THE·LAST·SURVIVOR·OF THAT·FAMILY·WHO·DIED··AGED··YEARS·THESE·WINDOWS WERE·OFFERED·BY·HIS·DEVOTED·WIFE·JANE·ELLEN·HAWKINS·
s23. Joint dedication with s22.
s23 2 upper. Margaret Godolphin, in Restoration period clothing: a gown with panniers and lace cuffs. In her left hand she holds a book, probably a bible in reference to her piety, and in her right hand she holds a fan.
SIR·BEVIL·GRENVILLE MARGARET·GODOLPHIN BP·TRELAWNY
s23 2 lower. On the left is Sir Bevil Grenville, wearing contemporary armour, a cloak, ruff and knee boots; his right hand holds the hilt of a sword with the point resting on the ground between his feet. On the right is Sir Jonathan Trelawny, wearing the episcopal vestments of preaching bands and rochet with lawn sleeves. He is depicted reading a book held open on his knees.
MARGARET·GODOLPHIN·LEAVING·CHARLES·S·COURT
s23 1. Margaret Godolphin on the point of resigning her post at the court. King Charles and Queen Catherine are seated on a throne on a podium, and Margaret stands below on the right with her head bowed.