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Reigate Decorative and Fine Arts Society Church Recorders at St Andrew’s Church, Gatton 2004 - 2010

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Reigate Decorative and Fine Arts Society

Church Recorders at St Andrew’s Church, Gatton

2004 - 2010

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In the Early 1830s the 5th Baron Lord Monson purchased the Manor of Gatton.

The Baron toured Germany and The Netherlands buying Gothic artefacts from local churches to furnish St Andrew’s

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Chancel, east window, depicting the Feast of the Passover (1500s), brought from Louvain

South Nave window, depicting the visit of Mary to Elizabeth and known as the Magnificat window (1580s France).

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South Chancel window depicting the Nativity in memory of Jeremiah and Isabella ColemanErected by the Colman family in 1897Maker: C E Kempe

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Window of the amorial bearings of King Henry VII, early 16th centuryRestored in 2000 by the church and congregation for the Millennium.

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The window in the porch:   Designed and made in 1980 by Jane Gray for the Maiklem family in memory of their young son tragically killed by a falling tombstone in the churchyard.

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View looking east to include the altar, the reredos and almost all of the east wall of the chancel

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Looking west to show the screen, the font and some of the west window.

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Lord Monson bought a Baroque choirstall from Ghent, an altar and pulpit from Nuremburg, wrought iron altar work from Tongres, doors from Rouen and the panelling and canopy from the Aarschott choirstalls.

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Porch ceiling:   c 1830 stonework with decorative plasterwork.

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Kirkland two-manual organ

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Members measuring the stone steps of the font

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The brass plates carry the names of the past encumbents from 1306 to the present day.

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The four painted hatchments carry the arms of the 6th Lord Monson, his wife, the 5th Lord Monson and his mother, the Countess of Warwick.   c 19th Century.

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Recording in the Church

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A church stood at Gatton in 1086AD (Domesday record)Interior church restoration work by Lord Monson and his architect E Webb in 1830sStonework made of Reigate stone, a porous material.Restoration of the fabric carried out in 2009.

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Church Recorders, East Surrey Area Church Recorders Organiser,

RDFAS Chairman

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Reigate DFAS present the church record to Rev John Smith at the evensong Patronal festival on 28th November 2010.

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Area of research

Section Leader Team members

Memorials & Painting

Sue McLean Angela Dalgliesh

Metalwork Peter Marsh Dilys FisherStonework Judy HoyTextiles Janet Dick Meryl WilsonWoodwork Ted Eilley Ian Stratford, Brigitte Parr, Sheila

TheileLibrary Peter GerosaWindows Jill Harris Mary Stuart-MentethMiscellaneous Jonathan Braddock Beverly BraddockPhotography Maureen Lovell Peter Marsh, Jonathan Braddock

RDFAS Church Recorders:-