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Floods in Boston in 18th Century

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Barmaid | 22:33 Thu 21st Sep 2006 | History
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Does anyone know where I can find out about a devastating flood in the Boston (UK) area, I think at the end of the 1700s. A poem was written about it - I think bells were mentioned - am interested in it from a historial point of view since my family came from that area (but would be interested in the poem too). Thanks in advance.
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http://www.enderbymuseum.ca/thepast/geog/hight ides.html

my Great great great grandmother Mary Ann Willey was born in Boston, i also have family from Heckington, Sleaford and Frampton. Oh and also the Traffords from Sixhills.
22:43 Thu 21st Sep 2006
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sorry the link lost a bit off the end
http://www.enderbymuseum.ca/thepast/geog/hight ides.htm
22:45 Thu 21st Sep 2006
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No, its OK thanks I found it!! Thanks very much.
22:51 Thu 21st Sep 2006

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