Tiffany Census

St. John's Episcopal Church, Helena, Arkansas

Note: the text in the square brackets ([...]) are a short form of references which have been used to deduce the corresponding information.
The meaning of the site and item attributes is explained in the glossary.

Site Id:	5.1.1
Rating:	0 stars
Address:	625 Pecan Street
Location:	Helena, Arkansas 72342, USA
Lat/Lng:	34.52892, -90.58882
Tiffany 1910:	Page 39
Duncan 1980:	Page 208
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Tiffany 1893:	Not listed
Tiffany 1886:	Not listed
Completeness:	Medium
Building status:	Extant
Building date:	1916 [ORG]
Architect:
Comment:	The original, 1899, building containing the Tiffany windows was located on the same site and was destroyed by fire on 8 Feb 1914 [CHU1914, ORG]
Also of interest:

Site Items

5.1.1.1.a:	Hargraves Memorial Window: St. John (1899) (Destroyed)
5.1.1.1.b:	Hargraves Memorial Window (1899) (Destroyed)
5.1.1.1.c:	Hargraves Memorial Window (1899) (Destroyed)
5.1.1.2:	Moore Memorial Window: St. Paul (1899) (Destroyed)
5.1.1.3:	Jones Memorial Window: Angel of Praise (1899) (Destroyed)
5.1.1.4:	Lockwood Memorial Window: Figure of Christ (Destroyed if ever existed)
5.1.1.5:	Thweatt Memorial Window: ornamental (1899) (Extant)
5.1.1.6:	ornamental windows (Destroyed if ever existed)
5.1.1.7:	mosaic decoration on altar (1899) (Destroyed)

Item 5.1.1.1.a

Glossary (of terms) and References (as found in square brackets [...])

Status:	Destroyed [GT1998, DEDUCED]
Confidence:	High
Memorial name:	Hargraves Memorial Window
Theme:	St. John [TIFF1910, DUNC1980]
Tiffany 1910:	Page 39
Duncan 1980:	Page 208
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Signature:
Other documentation:
Designer:
Memorial details:	Richard Harrison Hargraves (d. 1880) [HW1899, WEB]
Donor:
Date:	In place when building dedicated on 29 Jan 1899 [HW1899, ANNAL1900]
Inscription:	To the Glory of God and in memory of Richard Harrison Hargraves. "For all the saints, who from their labors rest, who thee by faith before the World confessed, Thy name, O Jesus, be forever blest." [HW1899, DEDUCED]
Category:	St. John
Location:	east transept, center panel [HW1899]
Comment:	Destroyed in the fire of Feb 1914 [GT1998, ORG]

Item 5.1.1.1.b

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Status:	Destroyed [GT1998, DEDUCED]
Confidence:	High
Memorial name:	Hargraves Memorial Window
Tiffany 1910:	Page 39
Duncan 1980:	Page 208
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Signature:
Other documentation:
Designer:
Memorial details:	James Theophilus Hargraves [HW1899]
Donor:
Date:	In place when building dedicated on 29 Jan 1899 [HW1899, ANNAL1900]
Inscription:	"Thou gavest him a long life, even life eternal" [HW1899]
Location:	east transept, side panel [HW1899]
Comment:	Destroyed in the fire of Feb 1914 [GT1998, ORG]
Same as item:	Possibly 5.1.1.6

Item 5.1.1.1.c

Glossary (of terms) and References (as found in square brackets [...])

Status:	Destroyed [GT1998, DEDUCED]
Confidence:	High
Memorial name:	Hargraves Memorial Window
Tiffany 1910:	Page 39
Duncan 1980:	Page 208
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Signature:
Other documentation:
Designer:
Memorial details:	Richard Harrison Hargraves, Jr. [HW1899]
Donor:
Date:	In place when building dedicated on 29 Jan 1899 [HW1899, ANNAL1900]
Inscription:	"Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God" [HW1899]
Location:	east transept, side panel [HW1899]
Comment:	Destroyed in the fire of Feb 1914 [GT1998, ORG]
Same as item:	Possibly 5.1.1.6

Item 5.1.1.2

Glossary (of terms) and References (as found in square brackets [...])

Status:	Destroyed [GT1998, DEDUCED]
Confidence:	High
Memorial name:	Moore Memorial Window (Horner Memorial Window)
Theme:	St. Paul [TIFF1910, DUNC1980]
Tiffany 1910:	Page 39
Duncan 1980:	Page 208
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Signature:
Other documentation:
Designer:
Memorial details:	William Edwin Moore (d. 2 Feb 1883) [HW1899]
Donor:	his wife, Naomi Hayt Moore [HW1899]
Date:	In place when building dedicated on 29 Jan 1899 [HW1899, ANNAL1900]
Inscription:	Erected by Naomi Hayt Moore in loving memory of her husband, William Edwin Moore. Died February 2, 1883. "When I awake I shall be satisfied with thy likeness." [HW1899]
Category:	St. Paul
Location:	west transept [HW1899]
Tiffany/Duncan comment:	Tiffany 1910 calls this the Horner Memorial Window for reasons which are not clear [TIFF1910, DUNC1980]
Comment:	Destroyed in the fire of Feb 1914 [GT1998, ORG]

Item 5.1.1.3

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Status:	Destroyed [GT1998, DEDUCED]
Confidence:	High
Memorial name:	Jones Memorial Window
Theme:	Angel of Praise [TIFF1910, DUNC1980]
Tiffany 1910:	Page 39
Duncan 1980:	Page 208
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Signature:
Other documentation:
Designer:
Memorial details:	Mrs. Caroline McEwen Jones [HW1899]
Donor:	her children [HW1899]
Date:	In place when building dedicated on 29 Jan 1899 [HW1899, ANNAL1900]
Inscription:	He giveth his beloved rest [HW1899]
Category:	Angel of Praise
Comment:	Destroyed in the fire of Feb 1914 [GT1998, ORG]

Item 5.1.1.4

Glossary (of terms) and References (as found in square brackets [...])

Status:	Destroyed if ever existed [GT1998, DEDUCED]
Confidence:	Medium
Memorial name:	Lockwood Memorial Window
Theme:	Figure of Christ [TIFF1910, DUNC1980]
Tiffany 1910:	Page 39
Duncan 1980:	Page 208
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Signature:
Other documentation:
Designer:
Memorial details:
Donor:
Date:
Inscription:
Category:	Christ

Item 5.1.1.5

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Glossary (of terms) and References (as found in square brackets [...])

Status:	Extant [PHOTO]
Confidence:	High
Memorial name:	Thweatt Memorial Window
Description:	ornamental [TIFF1910, DUNC1980]
	cross twined about Easter Lilies [HW1899]
Tiffany 1910:	Page 39
Duncan 1980:	Page 208
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Signature:	TIFFANY GLASS & DECORATING COMPANY / NEW YORK [PHOTO, DT2017]
Other documentation:
Designer:
Memorial details:	Thweatt children [INSCRIPTION, HW1899]
Donor:	their parents, Peter Oscar Thweatt and Mary Hornor Thweatt [HW1899, FINDAGRAVE]
Date:	In place when building dedicated on 29 Jan 1899 [HW1899, ANNAL1900]
Lancets:	1 [PHOTO]
Inscription:	In Memory of the Children of / P.O. and M.H. Thweatt / who died in infancy. / "Suffer little children to come unto me." [PHOTO, HW1899]
Category:	Ornamental
Location:	narthex [ORG]
History:	Originally in previous building for church on the same site [ORG, HW1899]

Item 5.1.1.6

Glossary (of terms) and References (as found in square brackets [...])

Status:	Destroyed if ever existed [GT1998, DEDUCED]
Confidence:	Medium
Memorial name:
Description:	ornamental windows [TIFF1910, DUNC1980]
Tiffany 1910:	Page 39
Duncan 1980:	Page 208
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Signature:
Other documentation:
Designer:
Memorial details:
Donor:
Date:
Inscription:
Category:	Ornamental
Same as item:	Possibly 5.1.1.1.b, 5.1.1.1.c

Item 5.1.1.7

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Status:	Destroyed [DEDUCED]
Confidence:	High
Memorial name:
Description:	mosaic decoration on altar [HW1899]
Tiffany 1910:	Not listed
Duncan 1980:	Not listed
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Signature:
Other documentation:
Designer:
Memorial details:
Donor:
Date:	In place when building dedicated on 29 Jan 1899 [HW1899]
Inscription:

References

ANNAL1900:	The Annals of Christ Church Parish of Little Rock, Arkansas, from A.D. 1839 to A.D. 1899, Ellen Harrell Cantrell (1900, p. 204)
CHU1914:	The Churchman (21 Feb 1914, p. 246)
DEDUCED:	Deduced from other information
DT2017:	Donald Traser, personal communication (28 Nov 2017)
DUNC1980:	Tiffany Windows, Alastair Duncan (1980)
FINDAGRAVE:	Findagrave.com, for deducing biographical or genealogical information
GT1998:	The Gettysburg Times (14 Jan 1998, p. 6)
HW1899:	Helena World (30 Jan 1899)
INSCRIPTION:	Inscription on item
ORG:	Organization
PHOTO:	Photo of item
TIFF1886:	Announcement in American Architect and Building News, Tiffany Glass Company (6 Feb 1886)
TIFF1893:	Chicago Exposition booklet, Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company (1893)
TIFF1897:	A List of Windows: And Extracts from Letters & Newspapers, Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company (1897)
TIFF1910:	A Partial List of Tiffany Windows, Tiffany Studios (1910)
WEB:	Some general webpage, e.g. for deducing biographical or genealogical information