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Abbreviations used for studios/artists
docDocumentedPrimary source to support the attribution.
litLiteratureSecondary source to support the attribution.
sgnSignedThe window is signed with name, initials or mark.
attribAttributedA likely attribution.
defDefinitelyThe attribution is made with confidence.
Abbreviations used for dates
docDocumentedPrimary source to support the given date.
litLiteratureSecondary source to support the given date.
sgnSignedDate appearing on the glass along with the signature or mark.
inscInscribedA date formally painted as part of the inscription.
plaqPlaqueA date appearing on a plaque nearby.
memMemorialA date of death appearing either on the glass or on a plaque nearby; note that the date of installation of a window could vary greatly from the memorial date.
circaCircaA likely date.
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Skerry
St Patrick
Reference: 015870

W01
chancel; east
Three lancets, 2150mm x 500mm and three circular tracery-lights.

Patronage: In memory of Revd. William Crawford.

studio William Wailes; Newcastle-upon-Tyne (def)
date 1865 (insc)

Iconography
Skerry
St Patrick
Reference: 015870

W02
south transept; east; north-most
One lancet, 2100mm x 580mm.

Patronage: In memory of John White and George Stuart White.

studio A.L. Moore & Co.; London (sgn)
date 1912 (mem)

Iconography
Skerry
St Patrick
Reference: 015870

W03
south transept; east; south-most
One lancet, 2100mm x 580mm.

Patronage: In memory of Frances Ann White.

Error in drawing of foot of boy - toes reversed.

studio A.L. Moore & Co.; London (sgn)
date 1913 (mem)

Iconography
Skerry
St Patrick
Reference: 015870

W04
south transept; south
Two lancets, 2410mm x 670mm and three tracery-lights.

Patronage: In memory of Revd John Grainger.

date 1892 (insc)

studio William Wailes; Newcastle-upon-Tyne (doc)
Design in Irish Architectural Archive, Dublin

Iconography
Skerry
St Patrick
Reference: 015870

W05
nave; south; east-most
Two lancets, 2200mm x 670mm and three tracery-lights.

Patronage: In memory of Simpson Patrick Kennedy and Catherine Kennedy.

studio William Wailes; Newcastle-upon-Tyne (def)
date 1865 (circa)

Iconography
Skerry
St Patrick
Reference: 015870

W06
nave; south; west-most
Two lancets, 2510mm x 590mm and three small tracery-lights.

Patronage: In memory of Richard and Margaret Davison.

studio William Wailes; Newcastle-upon-Tyne (def)
date 1878 (insc)

Iconography
Skerry
St Patrick
Reference: 015870

W07
nave; north; west-most
Two lancets, 2510mm x 590mm and three small tracery-lights.

Patronage: In memory of Alexander and John Davison.

studio William Wailes; Newcastle-upon-Tyne (def)
date 1874 (mem)

Iconography
Skerry
St Patrick
Reference: 015870

W08
nave; north; east-most
Two lancets, 2200mm x 670mm and three tracery-lights.

Patronage: In memory of William Henry, Alexander and Margaret Caroline Davison.

studio William Wailes; Newcastle-upon-Tyne (def)
date 1865 (circa)
date 1862 (mem)

Iconography
Skerry
St Patrick
Reference: 015870

W09
north transept; west
One lancet, 2100mm x 580mm.

Patronage: In memory of Pamela McKee.

studio CWS Design; Lisburn (sgn)
date 2012 (sgn)

Iconography
Skerry
St Patrick
Reference: 015870

W10
north transept; north
Two lancets, 2410mm x 670mm and three tracery-lights.

Patronage: In memory of Hugh O'Neill, 1st Baron Rathcavan and his wife Sylvia.

studio McManus Design; Belfast & Newtownabbey (sgn)
date 1989 (insc)

Iconography
Skerry
St Patrick
Reference: 015870

W11
tower; west
Two lancets, 2060mm x 550mm, one quatrefoil and two small tracery-lights.

Patronage: In memory of David Grainger.

date 1870 (insc)

studio William Wailes; Newcastle-upon-Tyne (doc)
Design in Irish Architectural Archive, Dublin

Iconography
Skerry
St Patrick
Reference: 015870

W12
nave; north
One opus sectile tablet, 700mm x 1200mm on wall adjacent to east-most window.

Patronage: In memoyr of Ann, daughter of William Baron O'Neill of Shanes Castle and Henrietta Torrens, his wife.

This is a glass mosaic tablet, not a stained-glass window.

studio James Powell & Sons; London (doc)
date 1935 (doc)
Archives of James Powell & Sons, Victoria & Albert Museum, London

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