She was the oldest of 11 children, born to James and Dallie Vincent. She worked hard while she was growing up. She helped to take care of her younger siblings, helped with washing, scrubbed floors by hand, chopped wood, and put clothes outside to dry even in the winter. As a single young lady, she was a flapper. She was a housekeeper and companion until she married. She married James Constable, who came from Illinois. They met there, and married in 1932. After they married, they both worked in Detroit. Mrs. Constable worked at S.S. Kresge, and earned $1.00 per week. She saved and sent money home to help her family. They moved to Wyandotte. They had one daughter together.
She was the oldest of 11 children, born to James and Dallie Vincent. She worked hard while she was growing up. She helped to take care of her younger siblings, helped with washing, scrubbed floors by hand, chopped wood, and put clothes outside to dry even in the winter. As a single young lady, she was a flapper. She was a housekeeper and companion until she married. She married James Constable, who came from Illinois. They met there, and married in 1932. After they married, they both worked in Detroit. Mrs. Constable worked at S.S. Kresge, and earned $1.00 per week. She saved and sent money home to help her family. They moved to Wyandotte. They had one daughter together.
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