Marazion, Wesleyan Chapel
West
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
- Fouracre & Son
- Main subject
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2a. 2b. 2c. 2d. 1a. 1b. 1c. 1d. - Tracery subject
- Rose window with eight sectors of lilies alternating with grapes surrounding central cross fleury
- Subject type
- Figurative historical
- Donor
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a, b. Children of Francis and Christian Hosking. c, d. Widow and children (three sons, four daughters) of Thomas Francis Hosking. - Dedicatees
- a,
b:
- Francis Wills Hosking of Marazion, formerly mine agent at North Treskerby, North Roskear and other mines, died aged 67
- Christian Cornish Hosking, wife of Francis Hosking, died aged 77
- Thomas Francis Hosking, son of Thomas Wills Hosking, chairman of the Penzance Board of Guardians, captain of the Fire Brigade, member of the Wesleyan Sunday School, died aged 57
- Designs
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- St Matthew (a. St Matthew)
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- . Whittingham, St Bartholomew, Chancel east. a. St Matthew.
- St Mark (b. St Mark)
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- . Whittingham, St Bartholomew, Chancel east. b. St Mark.
- St Luke (c. St Luke)
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- . Whittingham, St Bartholomew, Chancel east. d. St Luke.
- St John the Evangelist (d. St John the Evangelist)
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- . Whittingham, St Bartholomew, Chancel east. e. St John the Evangelist.
- Notes
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- Marriage of Thomas F Hosking, butcher, to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of Mr Thomas Treglown at the Chapel, Marazion, , , Cornwall OPC marriages.
- Death of Francis Wills Hosking, , .
- Death of Christian Hosking, , , .
- Death of Thomas Hosking, (notice), (funeral)
- Maker, donors, dedicatees, insertion, , , , .
In Loving Memory of
Francis Wills Hosking
of Marazion
Born . Died . Also of
Christian Cornish
his wife
Born . Died .
They Were Life Long Members Of The Wesleyan Society
This Window was Erected by their Children
(Dedication on a plaque near the window)
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a. St Matthew above his symbol, an angel.
b. St Mark above his symbol, a winged lion.
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c. St Luke above his symbol, a winged bull.
d. St John the Evangelist above his symbol, an eagle.
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Plaque recording the dedicatees and donors of the left-hand pair of lights, a and b.
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