Kilkhampton, St James the Great
Tower west
Entries in grey
are not obtained from documentary evidence, but
are inferred from content, context, etc.
Listed in the Imperial War Museum’s Register of War Memorials, reference
90879.
- Date of manufacture and insertion
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- Number of lights
- 4
- Maker
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Clayton & Bell
- Main subject
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3a.
God’s commission
Joshua 1:9
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3b.
Gideon’s summons
Judges 6:34
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3c.
David, Saul, armour
Ⅰ Samuel 17:39
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3d.
Christ, Centurion
Matthew 8:5
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2a.
God’s captain
Joshua 5:13–14
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2b.
Gideon’s fleece
Judges 6:37
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2c.
David and Goliath
Ⅰ Samuel 17:45
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2d.
Cornelius’ vision
Acts 10:3
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1a.
Joshua, Jericho
Joshua 6:16
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1b.
Gideon’s battle
Judges 7:19
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1c.
David, water from well
Ⅱ Samuel 23:15–17
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1d.
Peter, Holy Spirit
Acts 10:44
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- Tracery subject
- Two scroll-bearing angels
- Donors
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- Revd Arthur Christopher Thynne, rector of Kilkhampton,
brother of dedicatee
- Gwenllian Elizabeth Fanny Isabel Thynne,
née Kendall,
wife of the Revd AC Thynne
- Dedicatee
- William Frederick Thynne,
Captain 2nd Battalion, Rifle Brigade,
died at Lucknow .
- Notes
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- Western Morning News p 2,
Royal Cornwall Gazette p 6 gives maker, donor and insertion.
- The Civil Engineer and Architect’s Journal
Vol 23 p 287
(). W Kent & Co., London.
- J Polsue, A Complete Parochial History of the County of Cornwall, vol II p 366. William Lake, Truro, .
- War memorial window.
- Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall p 1146.
- An outstanding 19th century Empire war memorial window of Just Battle and reward.