Entries in grey
are not obtained from documentary evidence, but
are inferred from content, context, etc.
Listed in the Imperial War Museum’s Register of War Memorials, reference
67563.
Date of manufacture and insertion
Number of lights
3
Maker
Not known
Main subject
3b.
Angel playing harp, with angels holding scrolls on either side
2a.
Christ saves Peter from drowning
2b.
Christ in Peter’s boat preaching to the people
2c.
Christ teaching
1a.
Emblem of the British Red Cross Society
1b.
Arms of Duchy of CornwallArms of Diocese of TruroEmblem / insignia of town of Falmouth
1c.
Emblem of the St John Ambulance Brigade
Subject type
Narrative
Donor
a.
John Chellew?
b.
Annie Davey
c.
John Chellew, husband of Florence Eugenie Chellew
Dedicatee
a.
Florence Eugenie Chellew?
b.
The men of Falmouth who gave their lives in the First World War
c.
Florence Eugenie Chellew,
daughter of Mr Thomas Chodwick Brown (surgeon dentist) of Park Lodge, Highbury New Park, London,
Commandant of the British Red Cross Society and
of the Nursing Division of the St John Ambulance Brigade,
died
Notes
Marriage of William John Chellew and Florence Eugenie Brown,
,
West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser p 5,
London Evening Standard p 1,
Islington Gazette p 2.
Death of Florence Eugenie Chellew,
Western Mail p 9,
Cornishman p 4.
Truro Diocesan Faculty petition ,
D/R/4/15. This mentions a stained glass window,
but gives no information about it.
Mentions death of LA Pownall, who executed the war memorial window to be placed in the
Parish Church shortly.Cornish Guardian p 13.
Dedication of two panels; one given by John Chellew in memory of his wife; one given by the Church Authorities in memory of those
who died in the war.
West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser p 2.
Death of Annie Davey, probable donor, widow of Richard Davey,
aged 77,
Western Morning News p 3,
Western Daily Press p 12.