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 Stained Glass Windows - St Mabyn - St Mabyn, Cornwall Posted by:  SMacB
N 50° 31.547 W 004° 45.839
30U E 374968 N 5598577
Stained glass windows in St Mabyn's church, St Mabyn.
Waymark Code: WMZFW4
Location: South West England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 11/05/2018
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Stained glass windows in St Mabyn's church, St Mabyn.
"One of the stained glass windows is a memorial to Francis John Hext, of Tredethy, who died in January, 1803, and Margaret (Lang), his wife who died in March, 1794."
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Descriptions of the windows from Cornish stained glass website:
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Location |
Date of manufacture and insertion |
Number of lights |
Maker |
Main subject |
Tracery subject |
Dedicatee |
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Chancel east |
1808 |
5 |
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Upper : Saints Thomas, Finbarus, Peter & Andrew, James the Minor, Simon. Lower : Matthew, Bartholomew, John & James the Major, Judas, Matthias |
Four white roses on foliage and two blue flowers |
Francis John Hext of Tredethy, died 25th January 1803, rector of Helland, and his wife Margaret Hext, née Lang, died March 1794. |
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South aisle east (vestry) |
Medieval |
3 |
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Plain glass |
Medieval fragment (grotesque?) in centre light |
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South aisle 1 (vestry) |
1886 |
3 |
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Plain glass |
Heraldic shields - “SH1822” and GH 1818 obit’ |
Donor:
Capt FJ Hext of Tredethy, Revd George Hext, Mrs Horndon of Pencreber, children of Admiral and Mrs Barbara Hext.
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South aisle 2 (vestry) |
1886 |
3 |
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Plain glass |
Medieval fragment of head (angel?) and dated heraldic shields (IJH 1842/ AK 1858 obit.) |
Admiral William Hext, died 31st December 1867,
Barbara Hext, died 26th February 1852, wife of Adml William Hext,
Loveday Hext, died 6th December 1831, daughter of Adml and Mrs Hext,
Barbara Hext, died 23rd July 1842, daughter of Adml and Mrs Hext, |
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South aisle 3 |
1886 |
3 |
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Plain glass |
Medieval foliate fragment in centre and 19th century heraldic shields (Castle with battleaxes : winged lion) |
Admiral William Hext, died 31st December 1867,
Barbara Hext, died 26th February 1852, wife of Adml William Hext,
Loveday Hext, died 6th December 1831, daughter of Adml and Mrs Hext,
Barbara Hext, died 23rd July 1842, daughter of Adml and Mrs Hext, |
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South aisle 4 |
1886 |
3 |
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Plain glass |
Medieval fragment of head (angel?) centre and 19th century heraldic shields (Galleon/Sacred Heart). |
Admiral William Hext, died 31st December 1867,
Barbara Hext, died 26th February 1852, wife of Adml William Hext,
Loveday Hext, died 6th December 1831, daughter of Adml and Mrs Hext,
Barbara Hext, died 23rd July 1842, daughter of Adml and Mrs Hext, |
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South aisle 5 |
1886 |
3 |
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Plain glass |
Medieval fragment of head centre and dated heraldic shields (JH 1824/ MH 1810 obit.). |
Admiral William Hext, died 31st December 1867,
Barbara Hext, died 26th February 1852, wife of Adml William Hext,
Loveday Hext, died 6th December 1831, daughter of Adml and Mrs Hext,
Barbara Hext, died 23rd July 1842, daughter of Adml and Mrs Hext, |
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South aisle 6 |
18863 |
3 |
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Plain glass |
Heraldic shields (cross : anchor) |
Admiral William Hext, died 31st December 1867,
Barbara Hext, died 26th February 1852, wife of Adml William Hext,
Loveday Hext, died 6th December 1831, daughter of Adml and Mrs Hext,
Barbara Hext, died 23rd July 1842, daughter of Adml and Mrs Hext, |
South aisle west
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Medieval |
3 |
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Plain glass |
Medieval fragment in upper tracery |
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North aisle west |
1888 |
3 |
Fouracre & Watson |
Heraldic shields - Kessell, Prideaux, Boscawen : Flamenk, Barrett, Fowell : Windode, Godolphin, Woolcombe. |
“IB 1400-1663” |
“Barretts of Tregarne” |
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North aisle 3 |
1890 |
3 |
Fouracre & Watson |
King David and two angels |
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Donor
Members of the Choir |
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North aisle 2 |
1889 |
3 |
Fouracre & Watson |
Heraldic shield (motto ’Prespice’) in centre light |
SS Mabena : Cecilia with dates 1870-71. |
Christopher Thomas and Mary Andrew |
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North aisle 1 |
Medieval |
3 |
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Plain glass |
Medieval fragment in upper tracery |
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North Chapel 1 |
Medieval |
3 |
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Plain glass |
Medieval fragment in upper tracery |
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North aisle east |
1886 |
3 |
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Hidden by organ. Plain glass |
Hidden by organ. Two Alpha/Omega and fleurs-de-lys |
Donor
Mr RS Olver of Trescowe and his brother
Dedicatee
Parents of donors |
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Type of building where window is located: Church
Address:
St Mabyn
St Mabyn, Cornwall England
PL30 3BA
Days of Operation: Daytime
Hours of Operation: From: 12:00 AM To: 12:00 AM
Admission Charge: Not Listed
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