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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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Kilronan
Ballyfarnham
St Thomas
Reference: 080640
Group: Mohill
Diocese: Ardagh

Ballyfarnon
(3 km east)
County Roscommon
Republic of Ireland
ITM Ref: 589458,812376
OSIG Ref: 190312
GPS Ref: 54.060420,-8.161023
Parish Church
Closed
Surveyed: 2004-10-14

Late eighteenth-century nave, remodelled and EE chancel added 1896 (plaque in nave). Estate church for Kilronan Castle (Castletenison). Church no longer in use.
Kilronan
Ballyfarnham
St Thomas
Reference: 080640

W01
chancel; east
Three lancets, 1750mm x 460mm; 2350mm x 460mm; 1750mm x 460mm.

Patronage: Earl of Kingston.

This was ATG's first commission for the Church of Ireland. Design possibly a collaboration between Purser, Healy and Child. Trees immediately behind so difficult to photograph.

studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin (doc)
designer Child, Alfred Ernest (1875-1939) (doc)
An Tur Gloine, List of Principal Windows, 1903-1928, National Gallery of Ireland, Centre for Study of Irish Art

designer Child, Alfred Ernest (1875-1939) (doc)
dating 1904 (doc)
National Gallery of Ireland, Illustrated Summary Catalogue of Drawings, etc., 1983, p.56, no.18461

studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin (doc)
Workbook 1, Archives of An Tur Gloine, National Gallery of Ireland, Centre for Study of Irish Art

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