Arms :- Trist (1776) and Milles (1781) : Browne (1850), Vautier (1857) and churchwarden Edward Carlyon (1847) : curate Polwhele and Cornish (1828).
Tracery subject
Royal arms and arms of Henry Phillpotts as Bishop of Exeter.
Dedicatee
See notes 4 and 5.
Notes
Death of the Revd Richard Polwhele,
,
Exeter Flying Post p 2.
Death of Sarah Cornish, née Kestell,
widow of George Cornish, mother of
Revd GJ Cornish, on
,
Royal Cornwall Gazette p 3,
Exeter and Plymouth Gazette p 3.
*Manufacturer from style of inscriptions, but font is also very similar to
South transept west
by Lavers and Barraud.
Probably to commemorate appointment of the Revd EH Browne (former vicar of Kenwyn) as Bishop of Ely
Royal Cornwall Gazette p 8 (editorial comment),
Exeter and Plymouth Gazette p 3,
Hampshire Chronicle p 6
(states that it is proposed to erect a window to commemorate the Revd Browne’s appointment),
Royal Cornwall Gazette p 6
(letter signed MWJ—perhaps the Revd Jeffreys Wilkins Murray?),
Western Daily Mercury p 2.
Steps will be taken without delay to insert window commemorating the elevation of the Revd Browne
Royal Cornwall Gazette p 5.
Two memorial windows [presumably
South Chapel south 1 and
South Chapel south 2],
each of three lights, will ere long be erected in the south aisle, and also
an armorial window in the tower are in progressJohn Bull p 12.
J Polsue, A Complete Parochial History of the County of Cornwall, vol II p 327. William Lake, Truro, .
Death of Edward Trewbody Carlyon,
,
Royal Cornwall Gazette p 5.
The arms of Vautier impaling Grant appear also in the right-hand light of Old Kea
South aisle west.