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14 Six-Light Traceried Window at Rear of Gallery


Head of St James Woman handing bread to beggar “I was an hungered and ye gave me meat” Head of St Andrew	Head of St Thomas Jesus receiving water from woman at well “I was thirsty and ye gave me drink” Head of St Bartholomew	Head of St Matthew Man, woman & children “Suffer the little children and forbid them not” Head of St Luke The Gift of William Wilson and of his family to Pollokshields Parish Church 1878	Head of St Mark Jesus with disciple and children “O come unto Me for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven” Head of St John “The silver is mine and the gold is mine saith the Lord of Hosts”	Head of St Paul Man welcoming another to his home “I was a stranger and ye took me in” Head of St Thaddeus	Head of St Simon Woman dressing a man “Naked and ye clothed Me' Head of St Peter
Medallions etc surrounding the foregoing six lights to form the tracery:- Top centre: 5 circles and triangles forming a square East cone: 6 circles at top: “Alpha” in circle; triangle West cone: 6 circles at top; “Omega” in circle; triangle East triangle: 4 medallions, below which are 6 medallions, the centre one showing an angel with a scroll inscribed “Blessed are the merciful” Centre triangle: 4 medallions, below which are 6 medallions, the centre one inscribed “I • H • S” West triangle:4 medallions, below which are 6 medallions, the centre one showing an angel with a scroll inscribed “Blessed are the pure in heart”
The gift of William Wilson of West Lodge and of his family to Pollokshields Parish Church, 1878.
William Wilson of Wilson & Matheson, Manufacturers, Merchants and General Warehousemen. He was a founder member and one of the original three trustees of the church. West Lodge was in Maxwell Drive. Mr Wilson died 1/4/1892.

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