Lamorran, St Moren
South transept south
Entries in grey
are not obtained from documentary evidence, but
are inferred from content, context, etc .
Date of manufacture and insertion
1854
Number of lights
3
Maker
Willement, Thomas
Main subject
2a .
St Peter
2b .
Christ as Salvator Mundi
2c .
St Paul
1 .
Angels with musical instruments
Tracery subject
B1 .
IHϲ symbol
A1 ,
A2 .
Inscribed scrolls
Donor
Anne Frances, Countess Falmouth,
daughter of Henry Bankes, MP,
wife of Edward, 1st Earl of Falmouth and
4th Viscount Falmouth,
died 1st May 1864 .
Notes
Maker’s mark.
Insertion=very similar to St Michael Penkevil,
North transept east .
Death of donor,
Illustrated London News May 7, 1864 p 17 .
J Polsue, A Complete Parochial History of the County of Cornwall, vol II p 388 . William Lake, Truro, 1868 -
boldly designed.
Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall 1873 p 783
implies that dedicatee was probably
George Henry Boscawen,
2nd Earl of Falmouth and
5th Viscount Falmouth,
the son of the donor,
died 29th August 1852 ,
the same dedicatee as
Chancel east , in which case
this window would have the same donor, dedicatee and maker as St Michael Penkevil,
North transept east .
Damage to left tracery.
Till Angels wake thee with a Note like thine
(Samuel Johnson, quoted in James Boswell, The Life of Samuel Johnson ,
p 40 ,
London, 1830, John Sharpe).
Whole window
Thou, O Lord, remainest for ever; thy throne from generation to generation.
(Lamentations 5:19 ).
Left-hand tracery light.
Left-hand light: St Peter, holding the keys.
Centre light, Christ holding an open book in which is written
Ego sum resurrectio et vita
(I am the resurrection and the life)
(John 11:25 ).
Right-hand light: St Paul holding a sword.
Angels playing musical instruments.
Around the trumpets at the bottom of the left-hand light is a scroll on which is
written [qui reddent rationem ei qui] paratus est iudicare [vivos et] mortuos
([Who shall give account to] him that is ready to judge [the quick and] the dead)
(Ⅰ Peter 4:5 ).
Around the trumpets at the bottom of the right-hand light is a scroll on which is
written Canet enim tuba et mortui re[surgent incorruptibiles]
(For the trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be raised [incorruptible])
(Ⅰ Corinthians 15:52 ).