Individual Details
(23 Dec 1891 - 31 Dec 1975)
Constance was a children's author. Her works include several books about Epaminondas, a character from folk tales of the southern states of the U.S., and stories about Jummy, the Baby Elephant. Constance also worked as editor of the women's magazine Home Chat in the 1920s, and from the 1950s until 1965 she was managing editor of The Coat of Arms, the quarterly journal of the Heraldry Society, founded by her son, John. The 1939 Register gives her occupation as journalist. She and her husband, Raymond, were living at the time at 54 Bayswater Road, Paddington, London.
Events
| Birth | 23 Dec 1891 | 47 Cotleigh Road, West End Lane, Hampstead, London | | | |
| Marriage | 22 Dec 1924 | Church of Our Lady of Grace, Grove Road, Marylebone, London - Raymond BROOKE-LITTLE | | | |
| Death | 31 Dec 1975 | Oxfordshire | | | |
| Burial | | Lower Heyford, Oxfordshire | | | |
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