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Barbara Constable, in religion Barbara.
Born: 1614 in Osgodby, Yorks.
Died: 2 Aug 1683 in Munich.

father: John Constable of Carthorpe, Yorks
mother: Elizabeth Babthorpe of Osgodby, Yorks

Mary Ward Institute choir nun.
She entered 2 May 1630.
Munich

She professed 1633.[Rome]

Superior 1666 - 1683 Munich

She was the sister of Grace Constable, Frances Constable.
She was the cousin of Ursula Palmes, Grace Palmer , Marie Babthorpe, Ursula Babthorpe, Frances Babthorpe, Elizabeth Babthorpe.
She was the niece of Barbara Babthorpe.
She was the granddaughter of Grace Babthorpe.

Sources: companions: 105.

Family tree (Babthorpe)
Family tree (Constable of Everingham)

Notes:

Appointed Superior of the Paradeiserhaus, Munich after the death of Winefrid Bedingfield in 1666. Two of her uncles, Ralph and Thomas Babthorpe, were Jesuits, whilst another, Robert, was a Benedictine.