Kilkhampton, St James the Great
North aisle 3
Entries in grey
are not obtained from documentary evidence, but
are inferred from content, context, etc.
- Date of manufacture and insertion
-
- Number of lights
- 4
- Maker
-
Clayton & Bell
- Main subject
a. |
St Neot |
b. |
St Piran |
c. |
St Petroc |
d. |
St Germanus of Auxerre |
above decorative roundels with crowns set in patterned quarries
- Tracery subject
-
Crest and motto of Cole
- Subject type
- Figurative historical
- Donor
- Misses Cole of Exeter, daughters of dedicatee
- Dedicatee
- Matthew Cole of Barnacott, Kilkhampton,
died aged 54.
- Notes
-
- Death of dedicatee (gives date as ),
Royal Cornwall Gazette p 5
- Maker, donor, dedicatee, subject in
Western Morning News p 6,
Exeter and Plymouth Gazette Daily Telegrams p 2,
Cornish & Devon Post p 4.
- Inserted at same time as South aisle 3.
- Donors, dedicatee, subjects mentioned in
Truro Diocesan Magazine p 288. Netherton & Worth, Lemon Street, Truro (D/E/7/1, D/E/8/1).
- Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall p 1146
mentions two windows of British and Cornish saints in south aisle.
- Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall p 161.
Main panels
a. |
St Neot the hermit, with three fish in a bowl and a stag |
b. |
St Piran holding a staff with his emblem, a white cross on a black background, on it,
and a blue cuckoo. |
c. |
St Petroc, in black monastic habit, holding an abbot’s staff, with a bowl at his feet. |
d. |
St Germanus of Auxerre, in episcopal vestments, with pastoral staff and ass. |