Cullompton, St Andrew

Chancel south 1

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Date of manufacture and insertion
1915
Number of lights
4
Maker
Fouracre & Son (WD Snell)
Main subject
Two scenes from the life of St Barnabas:
  1. First and second lights: Barnabas gives money to the apostles
  2. Third and fourth lights: Barnabas introduces Saul to the apostles.
Subject type
Narrative
Dedicatee
Revd George Forrester, vicar of Cullompton –, died .
Design
Barnabas brings money to the Apostles(First two lights. Barnabas brings money to the Apostles)
  1. 1926. St Austell, Holy Trinity, North aisle 1. Right-hand predella. Barnabas brings money to the Apostles.
Notes
  1. Marriage of dedicatee to Beatrice Dumergue, second daughter of Revd WS Dumergue, vicar of Fareham, and sister of donor of Islington, St Mary, [unknown location], , Morning Post p 8.
  2. Death of dedicatee, Western Times p 6, Hastings and St Leonards Observer p 11.
  3. Insertion at the east end of the south chancel aisle, just above the “priest’s door”, Devon and Exeter Gazette p 4, Devon and Exeter Gazette p 11, Western Times p 10. Unveiled by Revd JC [sic] Procter, vicar of St Mary, Islington, brother-in-law of dedicatee of this window, who was to become dedicatee of Islington, St Mary, [unknown location].
  4. 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. (Acts 4:36–37). The subject of the third and fourth lights is Barnabas took Saul, and brought him to the apostles (Acts 9:27). In each scene Barnabas’ head appears to be a photographic likeness, presumably of the dedicatee.
  5. Same maker as Islington, St Mary, [unknown location]. 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 Western Morning News p 4. Suggests incorrectly that the dedicatee of this window was Mrs Beatrice Forrester (sister of Emily Procter), rather than her husband.
  6. Death of Mrs Beatrice Forrester, widow of dedicatee, , Hastings and St Leonards Observer p 3.