| Status: |
Extant [PHOTO] |
| Confidence: |
High |
| Memorial name: |
Smith Memorial Window |
| Theme: |
The Resurrection [TIFF1897, TIFF1910, DUNC1980] |
| Tiffany 1910: |
Page 88 |
| Duncan 1980: |
Page 218 |
| Tiffany 1897: |
Page 53 |
| Signature: |
|
| Other documentation: |
[NYTR1896, TDTA1896] |
| Designer: |
probably Frederick Wilson [TIFF1893, DEDUCED] |
| Designer comment: |
Tiffany 1893 credits Wilson as the designer of a similar composition [TIFF1893] |
| Memorial details: |
|
| Donor: |
J. Harper Smith [INSCRIPTION, NYTR1896, TDTA1896] |
|
and also, Mary Atwater Smith [INSCRIPTION] |
| Date: |
Presented 1895 [INSCRIPTION] |
|
In place when building dedicated, 26 Jan 1896 [NYTR1896] |
| Lancets: |
3 [PHOTO] |
| Inscription: |
Presented by / J. Harper Smith and / Mary Atwater Smith. 1895. [PHOTO] |
| Category: |
Resurrection with Christ |
| Location: |
chancel [PHOTO, NYTR1896, TDTA1896] |
| Status: |
Extant [PHOTO] |
| Confidence: |
High |
| Memorial name: |
Potts Memorial Window (Greenleaf Memorial Window) |
| Theme: |
I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes [ORG] |
| Description: |
landscape [TIFF1910, DUNC1980] |
| Tiffany 1910: |
Page 88 |
| Duncan 1980: |
Page 218 |
| Tiffany 1897: |
Not listed |
| Signature: |
|
| Other documentation: |
[NYTR1896, TDTA1896] |
| Designer: |
|
| Memorial details: |
George Henry Potts (22 Sep 1811 - 28 Apr 1888) [INSCRIPTION, FINDAGRAVE] |
| Donor: |
his children [INSCRIPTION] |
|
his wife, Helen Bussell Hard Potts [NYTR1896, TDTA1896, FINDAGRAVE, DEDUCED] |
| Date: |
In place when building dedicated, 26 Jan 1896 [NYTR1896] |
| Lancets: |
1 [PHOTO] |
| Inscription: |
I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills from whence cometh my help // In memory of / 1811 George H Potts 1888 / A loving tribute by his children. [PHOTO] |
| Category: |
Landscape |
| Tiffany/Duncan comment: |
Tiffany 1910 calls this the Greenleaf Memorial Window so likely Bertha Potts Greenleaf, a daughter of Mr. Potts, was the person who organised the window with the Tiffany company [TIFF1910, DUNC1980, DEDUCED] |
| Status: |
Extant [PHOTO] |
| Confidence: |
High |
| Memorial name: |
Schott Memorial Window |
| Theme: |
Christ Blessing Children [TIFF1910, DUNC1980] |
| Tiffany 1910: |
Page 88 |
| Duncan 1980: |
Page 218 |
| Tiffany 1897: |
Not listed |
| Signature: |
|
| Other documentation: |
[CHU1905, LC1905] |
| Designer: |
|
| Memorial details: |
Paul Mandeville Schott (9 Aug 1875 - 6 Aug 1876) [INSCRIPTION, CHU1905, LC1905] |
| Donor: |
his parents, Charles Mandeville Schott and Cora Needham Schott (later Josephsson) [CHU1905, LC1905, FINDAGRAVE] |
| Date: |
Installed ca. Aug 1905 [CHU1905, LC1905] |
| Lancets: |
1 [PHOTO] |
| Inscription: |
on bronze plaque underneath window: In Memoriam / Paul Mandeville Schott. / Born August 9, 1875. - Died August 6, 1876 / "Suffer Little Children To Come Unto Me" (plaque is signed Tiffany Studios N.Y.) [PHOTO] |
| Category: |
Christ Blessing Children |
| After design: |
Painting by Heinrich Hofmann [CHU1905] |
| CHU1905: |
The Churchman (26 Aug 1905, p. 321) |
| CHU1907: |
The Churchman (26 Jan 1907, p. 139) |
| DEDUCED: |
Deduced from other information |
| DUNC1980: |
Tiffany Windows, Alastair Duncan (1980) |
| FINDAGRAVE: |
Findagrave.com, for deducing biographical or genealogical information |
| INSCRIPTION: |
Inscription on item |
| LC1905: |
The Living Church (22 Jul 1905, p. 420) |
| NRHP2002: |
National Register of Historic Places, Constance M. Greiff (2002) |
| NYTR1896: |
New York Daily Tribune (27 Jan 1896, p. 12) |
| ORG: |
Organization |
| PHOTO: |
Photo of item |
| TDTA1896: |
Trenton Daily True American (27 Jan 1896, p. 2) |
| 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) |
| WJ1899: |
Illustrations of memorial and decorative stained glass windows executed by Walter Janes (ca. 1899) |
