(The maker’s name and date are given in brackets where known, and shown in italics if inscribed on the window)

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Window 1.  St Matthew & St Mark (c.1873)

Window 2. St Luke & St John (Wailes & Strong 1874)

Between Windows 1 and 2, on a brass plate, is the following inscription: “TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF GEORGE BROWN HANNAFORD, BANKER AND MEMBER OF THE CHOIR OF THE CHURCH WHO DIED APRIL 23^rd 1873 AGED 46 YEARS THESE WINDOWS ARE DEDICATED”.

Window 3 Virgin Mary & the Christ child: He shall grow up before him as a tender plant; & St Joseph with Virgin & Christ child: He took the young child and his mother and departed into Egypt (C.A. Gibbs c.1877)

Across both lights: Honour thy father and thy mother.  On a brass under the window: To the glory of God and to the memory of John Brown who died December 9^th 1874 and of Eleanor Brown his wife who died January 15^th 1870.  This window is inserted by their affectionate son John Brown of Altwood in this county.

Window 4.  Christ in the Temple & Christ baptised by John the Baptist (Hardman 1877)

On a brass under the window: To the honour and glory of God and as a thank offering to him for the work of the Rev. William Brassey Hole in the erection of this church, the organisation of the parish and his loving care for souls, the glass in this window is inserted by members of the congregation and other affectionate friends A.D. 1877.

Window 5.  The Lost Sheep & The Prodigal Son (Savell 1893)

At apex of window: In loving memory of CHARLES WEST COPE R.A.B. July 28^th 1811 D. Aug 21^st 1890.