John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

Rector, which she did in the name of her son." (JCC I, p. 56;
see also JCC II, p. 47)
1811 Jan 25 Farington records: "Mr. David Pyke Watts's I dined at."
Diagram of seating arrangement shows Watts at the head of
the table, with, clockwise to his left, Miss Watts, Carlise, Miss
---, Lawrence, Dr. Crotch, Mr. ---, Constable, Thomson,
Russell, Owen, Stothard, Watts, Farington, and Miss ---.
(Farington XI, p. 3859-61; see also JCC IV, p. 25)
1811 mid-Feb J.C. sends copy of watercolour of East Bergholt church to
mother. (JCC II, p. 47)
1811 Feb 26 J.C.'s mother has copy of East Bergholt church inscribed "A
South East view of East Bergholt Church, a drawing by John
Constable & presented in testimony of respect to Durand
Rhudde D.D. the Rector. February 26. 1811." and presents it
to Dr. Rhudde. (JCC II, p. 47; see also JCC I, p. 56)
1811 March 6 Letter from mother in East Bergholt to J.C. in Epsom,
acknowledging receipt of copy of water-colour of Bergholt
church: "I gave it in your name to the Rector. . . . Mr.
Dunthorn neatly lettered a small tablet, which I put on the
back." (JCC I, p. 57)
1811 March 6 Letter from Henry Greswolde Lewis at Malvern Hall to J.C.
[directed to Frith Street and then sent on to him at Epsom]:
"[Mary Freer's] age was 13 when it [her portrait] was painted
in 1809." Requests from J.C. several copies of his portrait.
(JCC IV, p. 51; see also JCC II, p. 108)
1811 March 12 Letter from Henry Kebbell to J.C. in Epsom, asking him "to
take a likeness of [Doctor Rhudde] in the style of [your
portrait of] Mr. William Godfrey." (JCC I, pp. 58-59)
1811 March 16 Letter from mother in East Bergholt to J.C. in Epsom. (JCC I,
p. 59)
1811 March 16 Note from Dr. Rhudde in London to J.C. in London thanking
him "for your very elegant Present, of a view of my Church."
(JCC II p. 48)