valign="top">Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.
Annals of Osney.
Annales Cambriae

  1114   Famine in Ireland; flight or
death of people   Annals of Margan   1125   Most dire famine in all
England; pestilence
and murrain   Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.
William of
Malmesbury, Gest. Pont.
p. 442. Henry of
Huntingdon. Annals of
Margan. Roger of
Howden.   [1130   Great murrain   Annals of Margan.
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
(sub anno 1131)]   1137
1140   Famine from civil war;
mortality   Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.
Annals of Winchester.
Henry of Huntingdon
(1138)   1143   Famine and mortality.   Gesta Stephani, p. 98.
William of Newburgh.
Henry of Huntingdon   1171   Famine in London in
Spring   Stow, Survey of London   1172   Dysentery among the
troops in Ireland   Radulphus de Diceto,
Imag. Hist. i. 348   1173   “Tussis quaedam mala et
inaudita”   Chronica de Mailros   1175   Pestilence; famine   Benedict of Peterborough.
Roger of Howden   1189   Famine and mortality   Annals of Margan.
Giraldus Cambrensis,
Itin. Walliae   1194
1195
1196
1197   Effects of a five years’
scarcity; great mortality
over all England   Annals of Burton. William
of Newburgh. Roger of
Howden iii. 290. Rigord.
Bromton (in Twysden
col. 1271). Radulphus
de Diceto (sub anno
1197)   1201   Unprecedented plague of
people and murrain of
animals   Chronicon de Lanercost
(probably relates to
1203)   1203   Great famine and mortality   Annals of Waverley.
Annals of
Tewkesbury. Annals
of Margan. Ralph of
Coggeshall (sub anno
1205)   1210   Sickly year throughout
England   Annals of Margan   1234   Third year of scarcity;
sickness   Roger of Wendover.
Annals of Tewkesbury   1247   Pestilence from September
to November; dearth and
famine   Matthew Paris. Higden
Annales Cambriae (sub
anno 1248)   1257
1258
1259   Bad harvests; famine and
fever in London and the
country   Matthew Paris. Annals of
Tewkesbury.
Continuator of M. Paris
(1259). Rishanger   1268   Probably murrain only.
(“Lungessouth”)   Chronicon de Lanercost   1271   Great famine and
pestilence in England
and Ireland   Continuator of William of
Newburgh ii. 560
[doubtful]   [1274   Beginning of a great
imported murrain among
sheep   Rishanger (also sub anno
1275). Contin. Fl. of
Worcester sub anno
1276]   1285   Deaths from heat and
drought   Rishanger   1294   Great scarcity; epidemics
of flux   Rishanger. Continuator of
Florence of Worcester p.
405. Trivet   1315
1316   General famine in England;
great mortality from
fever, flux &c.; murrain   Trokelowe. Walsingham,
Hist. Angl. i. 146.
Contin. Trivet, pp.
18, 27. Rogers, Hist.
of Agric. and Prices   1322   Famine and mortality in
Edward II.’s army in
Scotland; scarcity in
London   Higden. Annales
Londinenses