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    Memorial

    Captain J Wingfield and Captain The Honourable T Agar Robartes

    John Hendry

    Source: Copyright John Hendry

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    Current Location

    East window, St Wilfrid's Chapel, Rectory Lane, Church Norton, Chichester, West Sussex, PO20 9DT, England

    OS Grid Reference

    SZ 87201 95754

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    Type of Memorial
    Window
    WMR Reference Number
    58472
    Description
    Three light stained glass window with a figure with a portrait of each of the deceased depicted in each light. The left light shows Captain John Wingfield depicted as the archangel St. Michael in medieval gold armour with mauve angel's wingfeathers. In the centre light is depicted Stephanie Agnes, wife of Captain Maurice Wingfield, holding a lamb (Agnus Dei) and holding aloft a branch. In the right light, Captain The Honourable Thomas Agar-Roberts is shown as St. George in medieval armour with a crusader's cross on the front of his breastplate and lanced dragon at his feet. Above the likenesses is a representation of St. Wilfred, holding a depiction of his church at Kelsey on the left, and King Ethelwald, who gave Wilfred the land for the church, on the right. There is a small bronze plaque below the window, inscription unknown.
    Inscription
    Left light: Captain John Wingfield died of wounds April 29th 1915 Centre light: Stephanie Agnes Wingfield died December 9th 1918 Right light: Captain the Honourable Thomas Agar-Roberts O.P. died of wounds September 30th 1915 (Exact line spacing unknown.)
    War
    First World War (1914-1918)
    Number Commemorated
    2
    Died
    2
    Information shown
    surname,rank,year died,forename,manner of death
    Maker(s)
    • Heaton, Butler and Bayne, Glazier

    Sponsor Type
    private
    Sponsored By
    Maurice Wingfield, brother of John Wingfield
    Additional Cost/Sponsorship Information
    The memorial was paid for by Capt Maurice Wingfield.

    Ceremonies

    Presented

    1921

    Components

    Window

    Made from: Stained Glass


    Condition: Good


    • St Wilfrid's Chapel, Church Norton (Leaflet), produced by Friends of St Wilfrid's Church Norton in August 2006. Contains a photograph of the memorial.