Leigh-on-Sea, St Clement
South aisle 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
- 3
- Maker
- Powell of Whitefriars (Edward Poynter)
- Main subject
- Three scenes from the story of Dorcas:
a. b. c. - Subject type
- Narrative
- Donor
- William Foster of Pittington House, Leigh-on-Sea, husband of dedicatee, died aged 84
- Dedicatee
- Elizabeth Foster, fourth daughter of Capt Thomas Shaw and Mrs Mary Shaw, first wife of donor, died aged 47
- Designs
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- Dorcas gives clothes to the poor (a. Dorcas gives clothes to the poor)
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- . St Ives, St Ia the Virgin, Tower west. 3a. Dorcas gives clothes to the poor.
- . Trowbridge, St Thomas, Chancel north. a. Dorcas gives clothes to the poor.
- Dorcas on her deathbed (b. Dorcas on her deathbed)
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- . St Ives, St Ia the Virgin, Tower west. 3b. Dorcas on her deathbed.
- . Trowbridge, St Thomas, Chancel north. b. Dorcas on her deathbed.
- Peter restores Dorcas to life (c. Peter restores Dorcas to life)
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- . St Ives, St Ia the Virgin, Tower west. 2b. Peter restores Dorcas to life.
- . Trowbridge, St Thomas, Chancel south. a. Peter restores Dorcas to life.
- Notes
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- Death of dedicatee, , , , , (funeral).
- Insertion, donor, dedicatee, subject, , , .
- Marriage at Holy Trinity, Rayleigh, of William Foster of Pittington House, Leigh, and Mary Susannah Beadel, widow of Henry Gould Beadel, of Limehouse, Rayleigh, , , , .
- Death of donor, , , .
- Powell Archive
No number/46
, artistPoynter EJ
. - Robert Eberhard, Church Stained Glass Records, Essex, Leigh on Sea, St Clement.
- Brooks, Alan. The Stained Glass Designs of Sir Edward Poynter, Victorian Society Annual, , pp 27–36.
- Hillman, Clive R. The Windows of St Clement Leigh, pp 30–31.
- Three-light window by Edward Poynter containing six scenes from the story of Dorcas in St Ia, St Ives, .
- GRO record gives age at death 48.