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English: Holy Trinity Church, Kendal, Cumbria - Window. YEATES WINDOW (1865) In memory of John Yeates and his wife Margaretta. The shields relate to the names of Brettargh of Liverpool, Yeates, Toxteth, Ackberg (now Aigburth) and Ives. LE – Angel appearing to Cornelius (Acts 10:3), RE – Centurion beseeching Christ to heal his servant (Matthew 8:5). Made by Warrington of London.[1] (Window S. aisle). In m. John Yeates, d. Decr. 1847 and Margaretta his Wife d. Septr. 1847 erected by their youngest Son George H. B. Yeates 1865. Arms, I. ar. cross gu. II. ar. fret gu. on chief or, lion passant between 4 cross crosslets of end (Brettargh). III. per chevron or & gu. chevron between 3 gates all counterchanged (for Yeates). IV. ar chevron sa. in chief 3 pellets (Toxteth). V. 4ly. of 6, 1 & 6 Yeates, 2 Brettargh, 3 Toxteth, 4 or 2 bars vert (Ackberg), 5 ar. on bend cottised az 3 mullets or (Ives). VI. Ives. VII. Ackberg. VIII. Yeates, & on escutcheon of pretence 4ly. 1 Brettargh, 2 Toxteth, 3 Ackberg, 4 Ives. (Brass under window). This tablet is in affectionate remembrance of George Henry Brettargh Yeates Esquire, of Brettargh Holt, Milnthorpe, who died October 18th, 1875, aged 34 y. and was interred at Heversham Octr. 21st. This was placed in memory of the above by his widow Caroline Beatrice Yeates A.D. 1878.[2]