...not after, untill that present year 1675. Th£ third strange appearance was swarms of fflyes xbout an inch long, and big as the top of a man's little...month left us. My dwelling was in Northumberland, the low est county on Potomack river, Stafford being the upmost, where having also a plantation, servants,...

...massacre, but not after, untill that present year 1675. The third strange appearance was swarms of fflyes about an inch long, and big as the top of a man's...the tops of the trees without other harm, and in a mom:. left us. My dwelling was in Northumberland, the lowest county on Potomack river, Stafford being...

...massacre, but not after, until that present year 1675. The third strange appearance was swarms of fflyes, about an inch long and big as the top of a man's little...trees, without other harm and in a month left us." * CHAPTER XXIV. 1675—1676. Siege of Piscataway ; Col. John Washington ; Sii of tb« Indians slain...

...massacre, but not after, until that present year 1675. The third strange appearance was swarms of fflyes, about an inch long and big as the top of a * man's...trees, without other harm and in a month left us." * CHAPTER XXIV. 1675—1676. Siege of Piscataway ; Col. John Washington'; Six of the" Indiana slain...

...massacre, but not after, until that present year 1675. The third strange appearance was swarms of fflyes, about an inch long and big as the top of a man's little...finger, rising out of spigot holes in the earth, which cat the new sprouted leaves from the tops of the trees, without other harm and in a month left us....

...fllyes, about an inch long and big as the top of a roan's little finger, rising out of spigot holes m the earth, which eat the new sprouted leaves from...trees, without other harm and in a month left us." * CHAPTER XXIV.. 1675—1676. Siege of Piscataway ; Col. John Washington ; Six of the Indians slain...

...setting towards the northwest ; another was the appearance of swarms of flies, about an inch long and as big as the top of a man's little finger, rising out of spigot holes in the earth, and eating the new sprouted leaves ; and the third, flights of pigeons, in breadth nigh a quarter of...

...massacre; but not after, until that present year, 1675. The third strange phenomenon was swarms of flies about an inch long, and big as the top of a man's...finger, rising out of spigot holes in the earth, which ate the new-sprouted leaves from the tops of the trees, without other harm, and in a month left us."*...

...massacre; but not after, until that present year, 1675. The third strange phenomenon was swarms of flies about an inch long, and big as the top of a man's...finger, rising out of spigot holes in the earth, which ate the new-sprouted leaves from the tops of the trees, without other harm, and in a month left us."*...

...the top of a man's little finger, rising out of spigot holes in the earth, which ate the new-sprouted leaves from the tops of the trees, without other harm, and in a month left us."* The author of this account, whose initials are TM, says of himself, that he lived in Northumberland...