Cornish stained glass

Illogan, St Illogan

South aisle 2

Entries in grey are not obtained from documentary evidence, but are inferred from content, context, etc.

Date of manufacture and insertion

1885

Number of lights

3

Maker

Lavers, Barraud & Westlake

Main subject

Parable of the Good Shepherd above two types of shepherd:

2a. The shepherd watches over his sheep in the fold	2b. The shepherd finds the lost sheep	2c. The shepherd brings the lost sheep back to the fold
1a. The burning bush—the calling of Moses	1b. Annunciation to the shepherds	1c. David as shepherd

Tracery subject

White rose with four angels with musical instruments (pipe, harp, lute, horn)

Donor

Revd and Mrs Vyvyan Popham

Dedicatee

1. Revd James Gee Wulff, son of General Wulff, died 1^st February 1884
2. Mary Ann Wulff, née Molesworth, aunt to Revd St Aubyn Hender Molesworth St Aubyn, JP, of Clowance, wife of Revd Wulff, died 10^th October 1884

Design

Parable of the good shepherd: the shepherd watches over his sheep in the fold (2a. The shepherd watches over his sheep in the fold)

1. 1883. St Mewan, St Mewan, South Chapel south. 2c. The shepherd watches over his sheep in the fold. Photo © John Evans.

Parable of the good shepherd: the shepherd finds the lost sheep (2b. The shepherd finds the lost sheep)

1. 1883. St Mewan, St Mewan, South Chapel south. 2a. The shepherd finds the lost sheep. Photo © John Evans.

Notes

1. Death of Revd Wulff, Western Morning News February 4, 1884 p 5, Cornishman February 7, 1884 p 5 (no specific date given), Royal Cornwall Gazette February 8, 1884 p 5 (gives date)
2. Death of Mary Ann Wulff, Cornubian and Redruth Times October 17, 1884 p 7, Royal Cornwall Gazette October 17, 1884 p 5
3. Insertion, donors, maker, subjects, Cornubian and Redruth Times April 3, 1885 p 7, Royal Cornwall Gazette April 3, 1885 p 5
4. Pair with South aisle 1