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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Um... just checked the website, inscription should read : ""Window erected in 1902 by Sarah Weller Corfield as a thanksgiving offering that two of her sons were privileged to follow their father as rectors of this parish in the service of Christ. Also by C. E. L. Corfield M.A. in thankfulness for mercy and help during 16 years of his incumbency in which 4 churches and 11 church schools were maintained and nigh 3000 children were taught the word of God." Does that match what you found? I'm interested in the information I just noticed on one of your earlier posts, that the Cattle window was designed by Mr. A. G. Wheeler, of Eastwood. Does anyone know if his work still exists? I've only been able to find poor quality photos so far and getting a copy of the original cartoon would make it a lot easier to show people what the window looked like.[/quote]
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tempus275

St Lawrence stained glass
replied on: 10/18/2007 11:12:18 PM

Um...

just checked the website, inscription should read : ""Window erected in 1902 by Sarah Weller Corfield as a thanksgiving offering that two of her sons were privileged to follow their father as rectors of this parish in the service of Christ. Also by C. E. L. Corfield M.A. in thankfulness for mercy and help during 16 years of his incumbency in which 4 churches and 11 church schools were maintained and nigh 3000 children were taught the word of God."

Does that match what you found?

I'm interested in the information I just noticed on one of your earlier posts, that the Cattle window was designed by Mr. A. G. Wheeler, of Eastwood. Does anyone know if his work still exists?

I've only been able to find poor quality photos so far and getting a copy of the original cartoon would make it a lot easier to show people what the window looked like.

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