John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

just returned that morning from Brighton: "We are in a nice
little house —No. 2, Langham Place, Downshire Hill,
Hampstead—almost opposite the new church." (JCC III, pp. 8-
9 and JCC II, pp. 434-35)
1826 Sept 9 Letter from J.C. in London to John Fisher: "I am just returned
from a day or two at Brighton. . . . My last landscape [is] a
cottage scene with the Church of Langham. . . . It is one of
my best—very rich in color—& fresh and bright—and I have
'pacified it'—so that it gains much by that in tone &
solemnity." This painting, later known as The Glebe Farm, was
a memorial to the Bishop of Salisbury. (JCC VI, pp. 223-24;
see also JCC II, p. 435, JCC I, p. 225. JCD, p. 1 and JCC IV, p.
138)
1826 Sept 11 Letter from sister Martha Whalley in Dedham to J.C. in
London. (JCC I, pp. 225-26)
1826 Sept 27 Letter from John Fisher in Maidenhead to J.C. in London. (JCC
VI, pp. 225-27; see also JCD, p. 1)
1826 Oct 9 Letter from sister Martha Whalley at Dedham to J.C. in
London. (JCC I, pp. 226-27)
1826 Oct 10 Letter from brother Abram in East Bergholt to J.C. in London.
Sister Martha Whalley adds a note to the end. (JCC I, pp.
227-29; see also JCC IV, p. 69)
1826 Oct 10 By the 10th October, Dunthorne, Jr. back in London. (JCC II,
p. 435)
1826 Oct 18 Letter from brother Abram in East Bergholt to J.C. in London.
(JCC I, pp. 229-30)
1826 Nov 5 Pencil sketch of a child, on reverse of a draft of a note on a
picture by Fouquières, dated 18th September 1822. (JCD, p.
81)
1826 poss. Nov, Note from Edwin Landseer in London to J.C. in London.
shortly after 14 Verso, memoranda in J.C.'s hand. (JC: FDC, pp. 227-28)
1826 Nov 14 Birth of Alfred Abram to J.C. and Maria. (JCC II, p. 435)