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The Diary of Rev. Ebenezer Parkman

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The Diary of Rev. Ebenezer Parkman

Day: March 30, 1780

March 30, 1780

1780 March 30 (Thursday).  Parker came to work on our Flax, but found it not rotted sufficient, therefore breaks off and returns.  Mr. Abr. Holland here and gives me a more perfect Account of Mr. Gershom Flagg’s Frenzy.  We cant but remark how uncommon the Cold has been and continued.

Author Anthony VaverPosted on March 30, 1780August 14, 2018Leave a comment on March 30, 1780

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Why Don’t the Days Listed in the Diary Entries before Sept. 15, 1752 Correspond to the Days on the Calendar above?

In 1752, Great Britain and the American colonies switched from the Julian Calendar to the Gregorian Calendar, which we use today in a slightly updated form.

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