Kenwyn, St Keyne or St Cuby
Chancel 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
- 5
- Maker
- Gibbs, Alexander
- Main subject
- Roundels in decorated quarries :
a. 2b. 2c. 2d. e. 1b. 1c. Arms, crest and motto of Carlyon 1d. - Tracery subject
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D. C1, C2. Seal of Solomon B1, B4. B2, B3. Angel praying A1, A3, A5. - Dedicatees
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- Harriet Carlyon, sister of Elizabeth Carlyon, died ,
- Elizabeth Carlyon, cousin and wife of Clement Carlyon, died ,
- Revd Clement Carlyon, died ,
- Mary Carlyon, sister of Clement Carlyon, died ,
- Anne Carlyon, sister of Clement Carlyon, died .
- Notes
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- Maker’s mark.
- Memorial window soon to be inserted .
- Insertion .
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To the glory of God and in memory of Harriet Carlyon died aged 74 years, Eliza Carlyon died aged 81 years, Clement Carlyon died aged 87 years, Mary Carlyon died aged 90 years, Anne Carlyon died aged 82 years.
Tracery.
The angels at the ends of the bottom row
(A1, A5) hold a scroll on which is written
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
().
The angel in the centre of the bottom row
(A3) holds a scroll on which is written
I ascend unto my Father, and your Father
().
Main lights.
a. Adoration of the shepherds.
2b. Adoration of the Magi.
1b. Baptism of Christ
2c. the Ascension.
1c. Arms, crest and motto of Carlyon. The arms of Carlyon of Tregrehan are sable, a plate between three castles argent each charged with a cross crosslet gules, the crest is a demi lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or, collared argent, holding between his paws a bezant and the motto is Turris tutissima virtus (Virtue is the safest fortress) ().
2d. Blessing Little Children
1d. Healing at Bethesda. The same subject was depicted by the same artist in the same year in Camborne .
e. The Last Supper.
Exterior view.
Exterior view of the first and second lights.