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Window: 09, Nave N (E), All Saints, Chalfont St Peter

Important Church Note:	Also known as Gerrards Cross
Location in Church:	Nave N (E)
Type:	4 lights
Size (width x height):	7' 1" x 6' 3" or 2.16m x 1.90m
Subject(s):	David & St Stephen, Gabriel, Virgin Mary, Isaiah & St Alban
Subject(s) - Notes:	The main theme of the window is The Annunciation.
Date Faculty Granted:	11 March 1931
Date Made:	1931
Craftsman:	Henry Victor Milner, Maker
Craftsman - Notes:	This is one of 4 windows in this church by Henry Victor Milner.
Sources for Dates & Craftsmen:	Faculty in Oxford Diocesan Archive
Dedicated to:	Richard William Welford More... Born 3 September 1852, Died 20 April 1927.
Notes on Window:	All 3 windows on the North wall are by the same maker, and have similar designs.

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		Window in Situ
		Diagram of people portrayed in Windows 07 & 08 & 09.
		Overall View of Glass
		Tracery with 3 angels holding scrolls with a quotation from Luke 1:28.
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		Centre 2 lights: The Annunciation, with the Angel Gabriel and the Virgin Mary.
		Centre 2 lights: The Angel Gabriel holds a gold sceptre tipped with a Fleur-de-Lys in the left hand, whilst the right hand is raised in blessing. The Virgin Mary holds a book in her left hand, and by her head are the symbolic letters AM, for Ave Maria.
		Centre 2 lights: The Quotation held by 2 Angels above Gabriel and Mary is from Luke 1:35.
		Centre 2 lights: Below the Annunciation figures is a Quotation from Luke 1:35. Below that 2 angels hold shields with symbols of the BVM.
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		LH light top: David plays a harp, whilst a long scroll bears a quote from Psalm 89:27.
		LH light base: St Stephen, holding a book and gold palm leaves.
		RH light top: Isaiah holds a scroll quoting from his own writing, Isaiah 7:14.
		RH light base: St Alban, wearing armour,with sword and shield.
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		Insciption across base of window, to Richard Wiliam Welford, 1852-1927.