Fowey, St Fimbarrus
South aisle east
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
- Gibbs, Charles A
- Main subject
- Matthew : Mark : Luke : John over two sets of arms, both with motto
Whyle God Wyll
- Tracery subject
- Central angel : pairs of angels holding crown left and right
- Donor
- The Revd Dr Edward John Treffry, né Wilcocks.
- Dedicatees
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- Revd Edward Wilcocks, father of the donor.
- Jane Treffry Wilcocks, née Dormer, mother of the donor.
- Edward Treffry Wilcocks, son of the donor, died in childhood .
- Susanna Ann Austen, née Treffry, mother of Joseph Thomas Treffry (né Austen) died , mother of Joseph Thomas Treffry, cousin of donor.
- Joseph Thomas Treffry, né Austen died , son of Susanna Ann Austen, cousin of donor, from whom donor inherited Place, Fowey on condition that he changed his surname from Wilcocks to Treffry.
- Notes
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- Marriage of Edward Wilcocks to Jane Treffry Dormer , .
- Death of Susanna Ann Austen, .
- Death of Edward Treffry Wilcocks, .
- Death of Joseph Thomas Treffry, .
- Maker’s mark.
- Donor, dedicatees, insertion, South aisle east, South aisle 2 and probably South aisle 1 and South aisle 3. . Four windows inserted:
- Death of donor , .
- Obituary of donor .
- Arms of Treffry are sable, a chevron between three trees eradicated argent ( ).
Whyle God Wyll
or Dum deo placuerit is probably the motto of the Treffry family; it appears in the porch at Place (Wallis, Revd John, The Cornwall Register, p 434, 1847, Bodmin, Liddell and Son).