Royal Cornwall Gazette p 3Two very large East Windows of stained glass
[Chancel east
and
South aisle east]
have been put in, with a mortuary window
[SMs3]
in the aisle;
and three other windows of stained glass [two of which are probably
SMs4,
and
SMs5]
are in preparation.
Maker (Mr. Waddington, of London),
insertion, donor, dedicatee
Royal Cornwall Gazette p 2,
West of England Conservative and Plymouth and Devonport Advertiser p 4.
Amendment of maker Royal Cornwall Gazette p 2
and donors Royal Cornwall Gazette p 2.
The Ecclesiologist,
No LXXII, June 1849, p 401.
Within the last few years five windows of stained glass
have been inserted.
The Ecclesiologist,
No LXXXIII April 1851, p 156.
During the last few years, eight windows of painted glass by Mr. Warrington, have been
put up in this church, at three several times. These were
Polsue (J Polsue, A Complete Parochial History of the County of Cornwall, vol IV p 254. William Lake, Truro, ) conflates
SMs2,
SMs3 and
SMs4 and their inscriptions,
and thus refers to SMs5 as the second window in the south wall.
Reinserted by Fouracre and Watson in the same location, which had become St Mary’s Aisle of Truro Cathedral.
Minutes of Truro Cathedral Executive Committee,
TCM/435,
.
Pedigree of the donors and dedicatee of the window: