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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sent to us by Jeff Gould who is currently transcribing the Bromsberrow parish registers</p>
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<p>A lighter note, but some might be interested in the following notes from <br />
Bromsberrow registers 1600-1710</p>
<p>&quot;1607 year of ye Great Frost</p>
<p>Upon the 18th May Anno 1680 fell in and about Londo, a pdigious storm of<br />
haile so[me] of ye stones being 8 inches in copus &amp; 2 ounces in weight.<br />
The sa[me] year in 9ber &amp; Deceber foll[owing] was seen above Eng &amp; Isles<br />
and pts adjacent a very straing &amp; unusall blazeinge star; wn the star was<br />
setting in the west the tail or blaze that followed (in shape much like<br />
the blade of a sword) reached almost if not altogether, to the Zenith.</p>
<p>In Sept 1682 another blazeinge star not with so long a brush as the former.<br />
In the latr end of Feb &amp; beg of Mche 92 fel a severe snow. On 26th &amp; 27th<br />
days of Nov 1709 Arose ye most dredful storms of winde that evr was heard<br />
of in this generato doing great damage both by sea &amp; land.&quot;</p>
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<pubDate>Wed, 05 Mar 2008 13:38:36 +0000</pubDate>
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