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According to notes left by the late Jenny Gill, it was one of a pair, but the provenance she listed for the main church sanctuary cross suggests it was a much later addition. See linked item ASJ2023.55
Nevertheless, the two crosses appear identical.
Faculty (diocesan permit) granted 19 Dec 1951
Harold Blake Brownrigg
Frederick Harold Cookman
Frederick James Jones
cross in chapel sanctuary
Identifer
ASJ2024.4Physical Description
Brass cross above chapel sanctuary - no inscriptionHistorical Details
In 1951, Canon Greenwood and the church wardens, H.B. Brownrigg, F.J. Jones and F. Cookman donated a brass crosses for the chapel sanctuary.According to notes left by the late Jenny Gill, it was one of a pair, but the provenance she listed for the main church sanctuary cross suggests it was a much later addition. See linked item ASJ2023.55
Nevertheless, the two crosses appear identical.
Faculty (diocesan permit) granted 19 Dec 1951
Materials
brassDating of Item
1951 to presentDatabase Date: Faculty Date:
January 1 2024;;December 19 1951;Online Sources
Related Collection
St. John's Church Historical ItemsRelated People or Organisations
William GreenwoodHarold Blake Brownrigg
Frederick Harold Cookman
Frederick James Jones