John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1810 Aug 7 Letter from mother in East Bergholt to J.C. in London, urging
his visit to Suffolk, and "I hope we shall see your work before
you carry it to Nayland." (JCC I, p. 48)
1810 Aug 11 Letter from mother in East Bergholt to J.C. in London: "Uncle
David . . . will ensure you a purchaser [for] your fine picture
for Nayland." (JCC I, p. 49)
1810 Aug J.C. arrives in East Bergholt with the altar-piece for
post-11 Nayland church. (JCC I, p. 50; see also JCC IV, p. 20)
1810 Oct 23 Letter from John Jackson in London to J.C. at East Bergholt:
". . . I wish we might find some sequestered cottage [in the
new Forest] . . . to put our heads in at night and in the day to
explore and sketch for a fortnight or three weeks." (JC: FDC,
pp. 223-24; see also JCC IV, p. 225)
1810 Nov To London from Suffolk. (JCC IV, p. 19; see also JCC I, p. 51)
prob. 11
1810 Nov 12 Letter from uncle David Pike Watts in London to J.C. in
London. (JCC IV, p. 19)
1810 Nov 24 Letter from uncle David Pike Watts in East Bergholt to J.C. in
London: "I have seen the Altar Piece at Nayland Church . . . it
is scarcely justifiable for any Picture to be shewn so raw."
(JCC IV, pp. 20-22)
1810 Nov 29 Letter from mother in East Bergholt to J.C. in London: ". . .
received yours of the 26th with pleasure." Urges visit to
bishop of Salisbury, whose invitation was accepted next year.
"Your Uncle . . . could not leave contemplating . . . your
Picture at Nayland." (JCC I, p. 51; see also JCC VI, p. 10)
1810 Nov On the list for the candidates for Associate of the Royal
Academy for the first time, but receives no vote. (JCC IV, p.
241 and JC: FDC, p. 175)
1810 Dec Letter fragment, undated, from mother in East Bergholt to
soon after 6 J.C. in London, written soon after 6 Dec. 1810 when William
Church was buried at East Bergholt. (JCC I, p. 51)