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Tiffany Census

Green Lawn Cemetery, Huntington Mausoleum, Columbus, Ohio

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 Items

32.8.2.1:	Huntington Memorial Window (Unknown)
32.8.2.2:	Dalton Memorial Window: The Good Samaritan (1902) (Extant)
32.8.2.3:	Thompson Memorial Window: angel (1902) (Extant)
32.8.2.4.a:	Truth (1902) (Extant)
32.8.2.4.b:	Wisdom (1902) (Extant)

Item 32.8.2.1

Item 32.8.2.2

Status:	Extant [PHOTO]
Confidence:	High
Memorial name:	Dalton Memorial Window
Theme:	The Good Samaritan [TIFF1918]
Tiffany 1910:	Not listed
Duncan 1980:	Not listed
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Other Tiffany documentation:	Tiffany 1918 shows a sketch for the main part of the window (but not mentioning the site) [TIFF1918]
Signature:	handwritten and scratched onto glass: TIFFANY STVDIOS [PHOTO]
Other documentation:
Designer:	Frederick Wilson [OSJ1902, CPP1902]
Memorial details:	Isaac Dalton (27 May 1801 - 18 Feb 1880) [INSCRIPTION, GQ1907, FINDAGRAVE]
Donor:	Peletiah Webster Huntington [GQ1907]
Date:	In place when building dedicated, 11 Nov 1902 [CD1902, CC1902, OSJ1902, CPP1902]
	Was suppose to be dedicated 9 Jan 1902 [INSCRIPTION]
Lancets:	3 [PHOTO]
Inscription:	TO THE GLORY OF GOD, AND IN SACRED MEMORY OF ISAAC DALTON, / WHO DIED AT SHREVE, OHIO, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1880, THIS WINDOW IS / DEDICATED, JANUARY 9TH, 1902. IN HIS OLD AGE MR. DALTON WAS / APPOINTED, IN THE YEAR 1862 BY DAVID TOD, THEN GOVERNOR OF / OHIO, TO TAKE CHARGE OF FEDERAL SOLDIERS WHO WERE DETAINED / IN COLUMBUS BY SICKNESS OR WOUNDS. HE ENTERED INTO THIS / WORK WITH PATRIOTIC ENTHUSIASM AND PROSECUTED IT, DAY / AND NIGHT, WITH UNTIRING FIDELITY, FOR ABOUT THREE YEARS. / THERE HAVE BEEN THOUSANDS OF VETERANS WHO RECALLED WITH / GRATITUDE THE FATHERLY CARE OF THIS GOOD MAN, WHO, WHILE / MINISTERING TO THEIR BODILY DISTRESS, FAILED NOT IN THE HIGHER / DUTY OF STRENGTHENING THEIR SPIRITUAL UNDERSTANDING. [PHOTO, GQ1907]
Category:	Good Samaritan
Same as item:	Possibly 32.8.2.1

Item 32.8.2.3

Status:	Extant [PHOTO]
Confidence:	High
Memorial name:	Thompson Memorial Window
Description:	angel [PHOTO]
Tiffany 1910:	Not listed
Duncan 1980:	Not listed
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Signature:	handwritten and scratched onto glass: TIFFANY S N.Y. [PHOTO]
Other documentation:	[ORG]
Designer:	Frederick Wilson [OSJ1902, CPP1902]
Memorial details:	Peggy Thompson (d. 1807) [INSCRIPTION, GQ1907]
Donor:	Peletiah Webster Huntington [GQ1907]
Date:	In place when building dedicated, 11 Nov 1902 [CD1902, CC1902, OSJ1902, CPP1902]
	Was suppose to be dedicated 9 Jan 1902 [INSCRIPTION]
Lancets:	3 [PHOTO]
Inscription:	TO THE GLORY OF GOD, AND IN SACRED MEMORY OF / PEGGY THOMPSON, WHO DIED AT FRANKLINTON, OHIO, / IN THE YEAR 1807, THIS WINDOW IS DEDICATED, JAN- / UARY 9TH 1902. SHE WAS THE FIRST WOMAN WHOSE / DEATH IS OF RECORD WITHIN THE TERRITORY NOW / OCCUPIED BY THE CITY OF COLUMBUS. OF HER BRIEF / RESIDENCE IN THE INFANT SETTLEMENT AT FRANK- / LINTON NOTHING IS KNOWN, EXCEPT THAT SHE WAS / A COMMUNICANT IN THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN / CHURCH ORGANIZED IN FRANKLINK COUNTY, HER BODY / RESTS IN AN UNMARKED GRAVE, BUT HER SPIRIT / DWELLS IN THE UNFADING LIGHT OF IMMORTALITY. [PHOTO, GQ1907]
Category:	Figure
Same as item:	Possibly 32.8.2.1

Item 32.8.2.4.a

Item 32.8.2.4.b

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