Cullompton, St Andrew
Chancel south 1
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
- Fouracre & Son (WD Snell)
- Main subject
- Two scenes from the life of St Barnabas:
- First and second lights: Barnabas gives money to the apostles
- Third and fourth lights: Barnabas introduces Saul to the apostles.
- Subject type
- Narrative
- Dedicatee
- The Revd George Forrester, vicar of Cullompton –, died .
- Design
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- Barnabas brings money to the Apostles (First two lights. Barnabas brings money to the Apostles)
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- . St Austell, Holy Trinity, North aisle 1. Right-hand predella. Barnabas brings money to the Apostles.
- Notes
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- Marriage of dedicatee to Beatrice Dumergue, second daughter of Revd WS Dumergue, vicar of Fareham, and sister of donor of Islington, St Mary, , , .
- Death of dedicatee, , .
- Insertion at the east end of the south chancel aisle, just above the “priest’s door”, sic] Procter, vicar of St Mary, Islington, brother-in-law of dedicatee of this window, who was to become dedicatee of Islington, St Mary, . , , . Unveiled by Revd JC [
- Whole window.
The subject of the
first and second lights,
given in the inscription at the bottom of the lights, is
Barnabas [, (which is, being interpreted,] the Son of Consolation [) a Levite, and of the country of Cyprus, having land, sold it, and ] brought the money, and laid it at the apostles’ feet.
( ). The subject of the third and fourth lights isBarnabas took Saul, and brought him to the apostles
( ). In each scene Barnabas’ head appears to be a photographic likeness, presumably of the dedicatee. - Same maker as Islington, St Mary, . The donor of the Islington window was Mrs Emily Procter, sister-in-law of dedicatee of this window, who chose Fouracre to make it because she because she liked this window . Suggests incorrectly that the dedicatee of this window was Mrs Beatrice Forrester (sister of Emily Procter), rather than her husband.
- Death of Mrs Beatrice Forrester, widow of dedicatee, , .