FYS 120K: Plagues and Peoples

•  The Antonine Plague (Roman Empire, ca. 165-180 C.E.)
•  The Cyprian Plague (Roman Empire, ca. 250-270 C.E.)
•  Mexica (Aztec) Empire Smallpox Epidemic, ca. 1519-21.
•  The London Plague of 1664-65
•  The Great Plague of the Late Ming Dynasty (China, 1643)
•  The New England Epidemics of 1616-19
•  North American Smallpox Epidemic of 1721
•  Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793 (North America)
•  First Asiatic Cholera Epidemic (India, ca. 1817)
•  The Third Bubonic Plague Epidemic (Asia, ca. 1890s)
•  1924-25 Minnesota Smallpox Epidemic
•  Hantavirus Epidemic (US Southwest, 1993)
•  Haitian Cholera Epidemic of 2010
•  Ebola Epidemic (West Africa, 2014-16)
•  Zika Virus Epidemic (Brazil and elsewhere, 2015)

Note that many of these databases cover specific time periods and regions of the world; if you need help identifying appropriate databases or finding contemporary accounts of your pandemic, talk to your librarians!