John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1810 ca.
1810 prob.
1810 poss.
In quotes, names are of course given exactly as published. Otherwise, all
persons are referred to by first and last names, sometimes with a descriptive
prefix such as "artist" or "dealer." Exceptions are Constable's immediate family
and closest relatives, who are referred to in the forms listed below.
father
mother
sister Mary
sister Ann
sister Martha Whalley
brother Abram
Maria [Maria Bicknell, later Constable's wife]
son John Charles
daughter Maria Louisa
son Charles Golding
daughter Isabel
daughter Emily
son Alfred
son Lionel
uncle David Pike Watts [Other close relatives are referred to using this
same form.]
Among editors, there is some variation in the use of ellipsis points to indicate
omissions in quoted material. In this chronology, ellipsis points are never used
preceding or following the quoted words. Four ellipsis points are used to
indicate not only an omission at the end of a sentence but also the omission of
an entire sentence or more, including in some cases an entire paragraph. When
the beginning of a sentence from a publication is quoted in the middle of a
sentence in this chronology, the initial capital is retained only when the original
source is an important, early document.
Development of the Project and Acknowledgements