John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1829 July 12 Oil-sketch from windows on first floor of Leydenhall, inscribed
on the back in pencil: "Fisher's Library Salisbury." Dated on
back "Sunday July 12 1829." (JCC VI, p. 249)
1829 July 20 Two drawings of Old Sarum. (JCC V, p. 84)
1829 July 22 Small drawing at Salisbury inscribed on back: "Fisher & his
dogs,"dated the 22nd July. (JCC VI, p. 249)
1829 July 28 Drawing, dated 28th July, Salisbury. (JCC VI, p. 249)
1829 July 28-29 On 28th or 29th July, J.C. returns to London from Salisbury.
(JCC VI, p. 249)
1829 July 30 Letter from John Fisher in Salisbury to J.C. (JCC VI, p. 250)
1829 summer Leslie records J.C. preparing for publication of English
Landscape on return from Salisbury. (JCC IV, p. 319)
1829 Aug 9 Letter from John Fisher in Dorchester to J.C.: "Your case
containing the [sketch of a horseshoe-shaped object] arrived
just as I was leaving Salisbury. I just got a glympse of its
agreeable surface, & came away. . . . I hope Dunthorne will
bestow a little pains to reconcile the sky & and landscape in
the right hand corner. . . . I detained your sketches of the Mill
on the coast & another—but overlooked your Wilsons which
ought to have gone. . . . The great easil has arrived & waits
his office. Pray do not let it be long before you come & begin
your work. I am quite sure the 'Church under a cloud' is the
best subject you can take." (JCC VI, pp. 250-51)
1829 Aug 9 Letter from daughter Maria in Salisbury to J.C. (JCC V, pp.
122-23)
1829 Aug 9 Letter from Mrs. Fisher in Salisbury to J.C. (JCC VI, pp. 251-
52; see also JCC V, p. 122)
1829 Aug 14 Letter from sister Martha Whalley in Dedham Mill to J.C. in
London: "Golding will doubtless write soon now that he knows
you are return'd to Charlotte Street. . . . much delighted to
hear of John Dunthorne's prosperity & promise." (JCC I, pp.
256-57)