Abbreviations used for studios/artists
doc	Documented	Primary source to support the attribution.
lit	Literature	Secondary source to support the attribution.
sgn	Signed	The window is signed with name, initials or mark.
attrib	Attributed	A likely attribution.
def	Definitely	The attribution is made with confidence.

Abbreviations used for dates
doc	Documented	Primary source to support the given date.
lit	Literature	Secondary source to support the given date.
sgn	Signed	Date appearing on the glass along with the signature or mark.
insc	Inscribed	A date formally painted as part of the inscription.
plaq	Plaque	A date appearing on a plaque nearby.
mem	Memorial	A 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.
circa	Circa	A likely date.

Ballybay
Christ Church
Reference: 011290
Group: Ballybay
Diocese: Clogher

Ballybay
County Monaghan
Republic of Ireland
ITM Ref: 671950,820397
OSIG Ref: 272320
GPS Ref: 54.127570,-6.899209
Parish Church
Surveyed: 2008-10-28

First Fruits, cruciform, built along north-south axis; chancel 1881 by John Henry Fullerton.

Architect involved:
Fullerton, John Henry (1844-1924)

Ballybay
Christ Church
Reference: 011290

W01
chancel; east
Three lancets, 2210mm x 540; 2400mm x 540mm; 2210mm x 540mm.

Patronage: In memory of William Mills, of Hilden, Ballybay, died 1929.


Iconography

• Psalm Twenty-three

Ballybay
Christ Church
Reference: 011290

W02
chancel; south
Two lancets, 1480mm x 440mm and one quatrefoil.

Patronage: In memory of Revd Robert Mollan, died 1966 and his wife, died 1991.


Iconography

• Benedicite

Ballybay
Christ Church
Reference: 011290

W03
south transept; south
One lancet, 3160mm x 1180mm.

Patronage: In memory of Mary Mills, died 1931, wife of William Mills of Hilden, Ballybay.


Iconography

• Angel and Women at the Tomb

Ballybay
Christ Church
Reference: 011290

W09
north transept; north
One lancet, 3160mm x 1180mm.

Patronage: In memory of Edward Carlisle Bigger, Dean of Clogher.



Iconography

• Parable of the Sower