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Window: 17, Outer North Aisle N (E) , St Mary, Datchet

Location in Church:	Outer North Aisle N (E)
Type:	2 lights
Size (width x height):	4' 6" x 10' 2" or 1.36m x 3.10m
Subject(s):	Christ Enthroned, Resurrection, Ascension.
Date Made:	1861
Craftsman:	Michael O'Connor & Sons, Maker
Craftsman - Notes:	This window is the earliest of the 10 O'Connor windows in this church, and has a distinctive Italian Renaissance style.
Sources for Dates & Craftsmen:	Builder: 08/Jun/1861
Dedicated to:	John Crake †1859. More... John Crake was an architect who died as the second phase of rebuilding the church was about to start. His widow made significant contributions to the rebuilding of the church.
Donated by:	His widow, Mary Anne Crake. More... Mary Anne Crake is remembered in a plaque below this window, and in the E Window of Datchet Cemetery Chapel. She also paid for the building of the Cemetery Chapel.
Notes on Window:	This window is larger than the others in the Outer N Aisle, as it is in an earlier bay, built to give support to the tower.

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		Window in Situ
		Overall View of Glass
		Tracery: Christ Enthroned
		Two main lights: The Resurrection and the Ascension
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		LH light: Resurrection Scene
		LH light: Resurrection Scene: Close up of Christ
		LH light: Resurrection Scene: Close up of Soldiers guarding the tomb
		RH light: Ascension Scene
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		RH light: Ascension Scene: Close up of Christ
		RH light: Ascension Scene: Close up of Mary and Apostles watching the Ascension
		Inscription at base of window
		Plaque below window, in memory of John Crake's wife Mary Anne Crake, who died in 1900, 40 years after her husband
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