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David and Helen Maitland Armstrong Census

Faith Chapel, Jekyll Island, Georgia

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Site Id: 12.5.1
Rating: 1 star
Address: 181 Old Plantation Road
Location: Jekyll Island, Georgia 31527, USA
Lat/Lng: 31.06062, -81.4218
Completeness: High
Building status: Extant
Building date: 1904 [NRHP1971]
Architect:
See also: Tiffany Census

Site Items

12.5.1.1: Stickney Memorial Window: The Adoration of the Magi (1905) (Extant) item has a photo

Item 12.5.1.1

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Stickney Memorial Window:  The Adoration of the Magi
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Status: Extant [PHOTO]
Memorial name: Stickney Memorial Window
Theme: The Adoration of the Magi [ARCH1905]
Signature: MAITLAND ARMSTRONG / & / HELEN MAITLAND ARMSTRONG / FECIT [PHOTO]
Documentation: [KCS1905, ARCH1905]
Memorial details: Joseph Stickney (31 May 1840 - 21 Dec 1903) [INSCRIPTION, KCS1905, FINDAGRAVE]
Donor: his second wife, Carolyn Salome Foster Stickney [KCS1905, FINDAGRAVE]
Date: ca. 1905 [KCS1905, ARCH1905]
Lancets: 1 [PHOTO]
Inscription: INCENSE DOTH THEIR / GOD DISCLOSE / GOLD THE KING OF KINGS / PROCLAIMETH / MYRRH HIS / SEPVLCHRE / FORESHOWS // Arise shine for Thy light is come and the glory of the Lord is risen upon Thee / SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF / JOSEPH STICKNEY / They shall bring gold and incense They shall shew forth the praises of the Lord [PHOTO]
Category: Adoration of the Magi

References

ARCH1905: Catalogue of the Twentieth Annual Exhibition of the Architectural League of New York (1905, p. 25)
FINDAGRAVE: Findagrave.com, for deducing biographical or genealogical information
INSCRIPTION: Inscription on item
KCS1905: Kansas City Star (from the New York Globe) (27 Jan 1905, p. 12)
NRHP1971: National Register of Historic Places, William R. Mitchell, Jr., Carole Summers (1971)
PHOTO: Photo of item

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