Walter Janes and Frances White Census

St. Catherine's Greek Orthodox Church, Ithaca, New York

Note: the text in the square brackets ([...]) are a short form of references which have been used to deduce the corresponding information.
The meaning of the site and item attributes is explained in the glossary.

Site Id:	3.59.2
Rating:	1 star
Other name(s):	First Congregational Church
Address:	120 W. Seneca Street
Location:	Ithaca, New York 14850, USA
Lat/Lng:	42.44058, -76.50048
Completeness:	High
Building status:	Extant
Building date:	1884 [IDD1884]
Architect:
Comment:	First Congregational vacated the site in around 1959 [ORG]
See also:	Tiffany Census

Site Items

3.59.2.1:	ornamental window (1900) (Extant)
3.59.2.2:	Parable of the Talents (1903) (Extant)

Item 3.59.2.1

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Glossary (of terms) and References (as found in square brackets [...])

Status:	Extant [PHOTO]
Memorial name:
Description:	ornamental window [PHOTO]
Signature:	WALTER JANES, FECIT. [PHOTO]
Documentation:	[IDJ1900, SUNNY1903]
Memorial details:
Donor:	King's Daughters [IDN1900, IDJ1900, SUNNY1903]
Date:	Unveiled Easter Sunday, 15 Apr 1900 [IDN1900, IDJ1900]
Size:	about 5' high x 8' wide [IDJ1900, DEDUCED]
Lancets:	1 [PHOTO]
Inscription:	none on window [PHOTO]
	on Tennessee sandstone tablet: "In His Name" / Presented April 15th, 1900, by the Ministering / Circle of the King's Daughters / Organized April 10th 1892 / "Their works follow with them." [IDJ1900, SUNNY1903]
Category:	Ornamental
Location:	wall between vestibule and auditorium [IDJ1900, SUNNY1903]

Item 3.59.2.2

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Glossary (of terms) and References (as found in square brackets [...])

Status:	Extant [PHOTO]
Memorial name:
Theme:	Parable of the Talents [IDN1903B, IDJ1903A, IDJ1903B, SUNNY1903, BM1904]
Signature:
Documentation:	[IDN1903B, IDJ1903A, IDJ1903B, SUNNY1903, BM1904]
Designer:	Frances White [IDJ1903B, SUNNY1903]
Memorial details:	James Quigg (29 Jul 1821 - 31 Aug 1902) [IDN1902, IDN1903A, IDN1903B, IDJ1903A]
	also, Julia Ann Rose Quigg (1821 - 22 Feb 1901) [IDN1902, IDN1903B, IDJ1903A]
	and also other members of the Quigg family who were pioneers in Ithaca [IDN1903B, IDJ1903A]
Donor:	their daughter, Mary Rose Quigg Newton [IDN1902, IDN1903A, IDN1903B, IDJ1903A, IDJ1903B, SUNNY1903]
	also their son-in-law, Whitney Newton [IDN1903B, IDJ1903A, IDJ1903B, SUNNY1903]
Date:	Measurements being taken Mar 1903 [IDN1903A]
	Installation completed 30 Jul 1903 [IDN1903B]
	Unveiled 6 Sep 1903 [IDJ1903A]
Lancets:	1 [PHOTO, IDN1903B, IDJ1903B, BM1904]
Inscription:	none on window [PHOTO]
Category:	Parable of the Talents
Location:	southwest corner [IDN1903B]
Cost:	about $840 [IDJ1903B]

References

BM1904:	Broadway Magazine, Stained Glass Window Art in America, Francis R. Lowe (Dec 1904, p. 13)
DEDUCED:	Deduced from other information
IDD1884:	Ithaca Daily Democrat (13 Jun 1884, p. 3)
IDJ1900:	Ithaca Daily Journal (18 Apr 1900, p. 6)
IDJ1903A:	Ithaca Daily Journal (30 Jul 1903, p. 3)
IDJ1903B:	Ithaca Daily Journal (21 Sep 1903, p. 7)
IDN1900:	Ithaca Daily News (14 Apr 1900, p. 8)
IDN1902:	Ithaca Daily News (15 Sep 1902, p. 7)
IDN1903A:	Ithaca Daily News (23 Mar 1903, p. 7)
IDN1903B:	Ithaca Daily News (30 Jul 1903, p. 1, 5)
ORG:	Organization
PHOTO:	Photo of item
SUNNY1903:	Sunny Memories of Three Pastorates, William Elliot Griffis (1903, p. 194-201)