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- Fort Creve Coeur, Ghana
- Fort Cumberland, New Brunswick
- Fort Dade, Fla.
- Fort Detroit, Mich.
- Fort Drane, Fla.
- Fort Dummer, Vt.
- Fort Duquesne
- Fort Edward, N.Y.
- Fortescue, Sir John (1531?–1607)
- Fort Foster, Fla.
- Fort George, N.Y.
- Fort Good Hope
- Fort Good Hope, Ghana
- Fort Granby, S.C., surrendered to American forces
- Fort Griswold, Conn.
- Forth, Nathaniel Parker (British diplomat)
- Fort Hill
- Fort Hoosic
- Fort Independence, N.Y.
- Fort Island (or Province Island) in Delaware River
- Fortitude (British ship of the line)
- Fort James, Antigua
- Fort James, Senegal
- Fort Jefferson, Illinois country
- Fort Lee (Fort Constitution), N.Y.
- Fort Lee, N.H.
- Fort Massachusetts
- Fort McIntosh, Penn.
- Fort Mercer, N.J.
- Fort Miami
- Fort Michilimackinac, Mich.
- Fort Mifflin, Mud Island, Penn.
- Fort Mitchell, Ala.
- Fort Montgomery, N.Y.
- Fort Motte, S.C., surrendered to Gen. Marion
- Fort Moultrie, S.C., surrendered to British
- Fort Nacogdoches, Texas
- Fort Nassau, N.J.
- Fort Niagara, N.Y.
- Fort Number 4, N.H.
- Forton Prison, Portsmouth, England
- Fort Orange
- Fort Orania
- Fort Oswegatchie
- Fort Oswego
- Fort Ouiatanon
- Fort Panmure
- Fort Pickens, S.C.
- Fort Pitt (now Pittsburgh), Penn.
- Fort Pownall, Maine
- Fort Presqu'Isle
- Fort Randolph (now Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.)
- Fort Roberdeau, Penn.
- Fort Royal, Martinique
- Fort Royal, Va., French fleet at
- Fort St. Augustine, Florida
- Fort St. David, Society of
- Fort St. John, N.S.
- Fort St. Joseph
- Fort St. Mary
- Fort St. Philip, Minorca
- Fort Sandusky
- Fort San Juan, Nicaragua
- Fort Schuyler (formerly Fort Stanwix), N.Y.
- Fort Shirley, Maine
- Fort Stanwix, N.Y.
- Fort Sullivan, S.C.
- Fort Ticonderoga, N.Y.
- Fort Trumbull, Conn.
- Fortunée (French frigate)
- Fort Washington, N.Y.
- Fort Watson, S.C.
- Fort William Henry, N.Y.
- Fosdick, Nathaniel, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
- Fosse, Benoit de la (friend of Addenet)
- Fossils
- Foster (Forster), Jonathan, witness, No. 1
- Foster (Mr. Brooks' servant)
- Foster, Deacon, of Boston
- Foster, Bossenger, Jr. (H.C. 1787)
- Foster, Bossenger, Sr.
- Foster, Charles
- Foster, Charles Phineas (CFA's classmate)
- Foster, Chillingsworth, witness, No. 43
- Foster, Elizabeth Anne (1802-1875, grandniece of AA)
- Foster, Elizabeth Craigie
- Foster, Elizabeth Smith (niece of AA, wife of James H.)
- Foster, Elizabeth Smith (wife of James H., Jr.)
- Foster, Frances Harrod (wife of Phineas)
- Foster, Frank (son of James H.)
- Foster, George
- Foster, Grace (wife of William)
- Foster, Dr. Isaac
- Foster, Isaac (stabler)
- Foster, Rev. Jacob (of Nelson, N.H.)
- Foster, Rev. James, CFA reads sermons
- Foster, James (Boston innkeeper)
- Foster, James Hiller (1773-1862, husband of AA's niece)
- Foster, James H., Jr.
- Foster, Jedediah
- Foster, John (nephew of AHA)
- Foster, John (son of James H.)
- Foster, Joseph (Boston merchant, brother of William)
- Foster, Mrs. (wife of Joseph)
- Foster, Leonard, case of
- Foster, Louisa Catherine Smith (daughter of James H.)
- Foster, Mary Smith (daughter of James H.)
- Foster, Sir Michael
- Foster, Miss
- Foster, Miss (daughter of James H.)
- Foster, Miss (sister of James H.)
- Foster, Mr.
- Foster, Mr. (of Boston)
- Foster, Mr. (of London)
- Foster, Mr. (son of James H.)
- Foster, Mrs. (of First Church, Boston)
- Foster, Phineas
- Foster, Sally
- Foster, Deacon Thomas
- Foster, Capt. Thomas Waite
- Foster, Thomas, witness, No. 60
- Foster, Virginia
- Foster, W., letters on railroads (signed ”Honest Industry“)
- Foster, Capt. William (of the Jenny)
- Foster, William (Boston merchant, brother of Joseph)
- Foster, William
- Foster, William (ed., Boston Daily Advocate)
- Foster, William E. (son of James H.)
- Foster family
- Fothergill, Rev. George, CFA reads sermon
- Fothergill, Dr. John (London physician)
- Foucault, Jean Simon David de
- Foucault, Mme.
- Foudroyant (British ship of the line)
- Foulke, Dr. John (of Phila.)
- Foundries
- Fouquet (father and son, French officers)
- Fourmont, Abbé Michel
- Fournier, Capt. (of the Courier de l'Amérique)
- Fournier, François Ignace
- Four Sisters (ship)
- Fourth of July
- Fowey (British Navy, frigate)
- Fowkes v. The Roseanna
- Fowle, Abigail
- Fowle, Miss
- Fowle, Mr.
- Fowle, Robert (H.C. 1786)
- Fowler, Alexander, letter to Commissioners listed
- Fowler, Mr. (tavernkeeper near Southwick, Mass.)
- Fowles family (of Woburn)
- Fox (British frigate)
- Fox, Charles James (Brit. secy. of state and MP)
- Fox, George (of Phila.)
- Fox, John (merchant)
- Fox, Joseph, in JA's accounts
- Fox, Montagu
- Fox, Samuel (of Phila.)
- Fox, Rev. Thomas B. (of Newburyport)
- Foxcroft, George
- Foxcroft, John
- Fraissignes, Jacques
- Framingham, Mass.
- Framton, Charles (of the Ranger)
- France
- Francès (Francis, François), French court official
- Frances, Mr. (of London)
- Franchessin, Lt. Col. Jacques Antoine de
- Francis, Rev. Convers
- Francis, Mrs. (wife of Ebenezer
- Francis, Ebenezer (Fellow of Harvard College)
- Francis, Rev. Philip, A Poetical Translation of the Works of Horace
- Franciscans
- Francis I, King of France
- Francis v. Baker
- Francis v. Rucker
- Francklin (Franklin), Thomas
- Franco-American Consular Convention (1788)
- Franco-American Convention of Mortefontaine (1800)
- Franco-American Treaties
- Franco-Austrian alliance
- François
- François, Blaise, Count Pagan, Les Fortifications
- François, M.
- François, Newfoundland
- Francy, J. B. L. Theveneau de
- Franeker, Netherlands
- Frank (author or book)
- Frank (ship)
- Frankalmoign, defined
- Frankford, Penn.
- Frankford Creek, Penn.
- Frankfurt am Main, Germany
- Frankland, Sir Charles Henry (“Sir Harry Franklin”)
- Frankland, Charles Colville, Narrative of a Visit to . . . Russia and Sweden
- Frankland, Sir H.
- Franklin (Penn. privateer)
- Franklin (section of N.C.)
- Franklin (Washington's armed schooner)
- Franklin, Benjamin
- Franklin (Continental armed vessel)
- Franklin, Deborah Reed (wife of Benjamin)
- Franklin, Sir Harry
- Franklin, Sir John
- Franklin, Mrs. (singer)
- Franklin, William (son of Benjamin)
- Franklin, William Temple (grandson of Benjamin)
- Franklin Hotel
- Franklin Insurance Co. (Washington)
- Franklin Lectures, Boston
- Franklin Literary Assoc. Boston
- Franks, David Salisbury
- Fraser, John (Montreal judge)
- Fraser, Gen. Simon (British)
- Fraser (Frazier), William (Brit. undersecy. of state)
- Fraser's Magazine
- Frasink
- Fraud, defense of, to insurance claim, No. 10
- Frauds, Statute of
- Frazee, John (sculptor)
- Frazer, Jonathan Gizzard
- Frazer, Miss
- Frazer, Mr. (of Boston)
- Frazier (Fraizer), Capt. Alexander (British officer), and The Cedars affair
- Frazier, Elizabeth
- Frazier, Mary (daughter of Moses, of Newburyport)
- Frazier, Moses (of Newburyport)
- Frazier, Mrs. (wife of Moses)
- Frazier, Mr.
- Frazier, Rebecca
- Fredericdorp Plantation, Suriname
- Frederick, Prince of Wales
- Frederick, Prince of Denmark (1753-1805)
- Frederick Augustus, Duke of York
- Frederick County, Md.
- Frederick Henry, Stadholder of the Netherlands
- Frederick I, Duke (and later King) of Wurtemberg
- Frederick I, or Frederick Barbarossa, Emperor and King of Germany
- Frederick II (the Great), King of Prussia
- Frederick Romberg & Fils (Brussels mercantile firm)
- Fredericktown, Md.
- Frederick V, King of Denmark and Norway
- Frederick V, King of Sweden
- Frederick VI, King of Denmark
- Frederick-William, prince of Prussia (later Frederick-William II)
- Free and Easy (farce)
- Freedom
- Freehold seisin, defined
- Freeman, Capt. (of Dorchester)
- Freeman, Capt.
- Freeman, Capt. Constant
- Freeman, Douglas Southall, on alleged speech by Washington
- Freeman, Mr. E.
- Freeman, E. (pseudonym)
- Freeman, Edmund (Boston printer)
- Freeman, Edmund, witness, No. 43
- Freeman, Enoch
- Freeman, Rev. James
- Freeman, James (merchant)
- Freeman, John (justice of the peace)
- Freeman, Jonathan
- Freeman, Mrs. (wife of Jonathan)
- Freeman, Lt., witness, No. 35
- Freeman, Mr.
- Freeman, Mr. (son of Enoch)
- Freeman, Gen. Nathaniel
- Freeman, Nathaniel
- Freeman, Nathaniel (of Sandwich, Mass.)
- Freeman, Nathaniel (H.C. 1787)
- Freeman, P. I. (Rotterdam merchant)
- Freeman, Col. Russell
- Freeman, Samuel (speaker pro tem of Mass. House)
- Freeman's Farm, battle of
- Freeman's Journal (Phila.)
- Freeman v. Bluet
- Freeman (Enoch) v. Child (Thomas)
- Freemason, The, v. Bishop
- Freemasonry
- Freemasons
- Free Press
- Free ships make free goods
- Free Soil party
- Free speech and power of jury
- Freetown, Mass.
- Free trade
- Free Trade party
- Freight
- Freiherr, Karl Siegmund
- Freire, Cipriao Ribeiro, Chevalier de (Portuguese chargé d'affaires in London)
- Fremont (servant)
- French, Capt. (of the Mary Amilia)
- French, Abigail Richards (wife of Jonathan)
- French, Allen, proves guilt of Dr. Church as traitor
- French, B. V.
- French, Isaac
- French, James, witness, No. 62
- French, Mr. (of Braintree)
- French, Rev. Jonathan (of Andover)
- French, Jonathan
- French, Jonathan
- French, Miss (of Washington)
- French, Moses
- French, Mr.
- French, Mr. (of Lynn, Mass.)
- French, Mr., carries letters between JA and AA
- French, Mr. (hotel of)
- French, Samuel
- French Academy of Arts and Sciences
- French and Indian War
- French Army
- French consular agents
- French language
- French literature, Ticknor's lectures on
- French Navy
- French neutrals
- French opera
- French Opera Co.
- French Opera Company of New Orleans
- French Revolution
- Frenchtown, N.J.
- French troops in America
- French West Indies
- Freneau, Philip
- Freschot, Casimir, Histoire du congrès et de la paix d'Utrecht
- Fresh Pond
- Fresh River
- Fricke, John William Christian (servant)
- Friem, Mrs.
- Friend, Our
- “Friend of Mr. Adams, A”
- Friends (Amer. brig)
- Friends, Society of (Quakers)
- Friendship (British merchant ship)
- Friendship (schooner)
- Friendship Hall, Palmer home in Germantown, Braintree
- Friend to Government by Assembly, A (author of newspaper essay)
- “Friend to Mr. Everett, A”
- Friesland (province of the Netherlands)
- Fristoe, William, Baptist preacher
- Friswell, Betsy
- Frobisher, William
- Frost, John, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
- Frost, Mr., appointed court clerk by Gov. Belcher
- Frost, Mr. (of Springfield, Mass.)
- Frost, Samuel, in Form X
- Frothingham, Abigail Langdon (later wife of Thomas B. Wales)
- Frothingham, Ann Brooks, baptism of
- Frothingham, Ann Gorham Brooks (wife of Nathaniel Langdon, 1797-1863, sister of ABA)
- Frothingham, Ebenezer
- Frothingham, Edward Brooks
- Frothingham, Edward (son of Nathaniel)
- Frothingham, Ephraim Langdon
- Frothingham, Francis G.
- Frothingham, Isaac H.
- Frothingham, James (portraitist)
- Frothingham, Joanna Langdon (wife of Ebenezer)
- Frothingham, Miss
- Frothingham, Rev. Nathaniel Langdon (1793-1870, brother-in-law of ABA)
- Frothingham, Octavius (son of Nathaniel)
- Frothingham, Priscilla Langdon
- Frothingham, Samuel (cashier of U.S. Bank)
- Frothingham, Thomas B. (son of Nathaniel)
- Frothingham, Ward Brooks (b. 1828, nephew of ABA)
- Frothingham children
- Froullé, Paris bookseller
- Fruit and fruit trees
- Fry (Quincy laborer), injury and death
- Frye, Carolina Virginia Marylanda Johnson (wife of Nathaniel, sister of LCA, wife of Andrew Buchanan)
- Frye, James, identified
- Frye, Brig. Gen. Joseph
- Frye, Nathaniel, Jr. (d. 1855, brother-in-law of LCA)
- Frye, Peter (judge)
- Frye, Peter (Sheriff of Essex co.)
- Frye, Peter Pickman
- Frye, Thomas Baker Johnson (1820-1889, LCA's nephew)
- Fuenterrabia, Spain
- Fulham (now Dummerston), Vt.
- Fullarton, Lt. Col. William, M.P.
- Fuller, Abigail
- Fuller, Abigail (mother of Abigail Fuller Broadstreet)
- Fuller, Abraham (of Newton)
- Fuller, Abraham W.
- Fuller, Andrew, witness, No. 20
- Fuller, Archelaus
- Fuller, Elijah (tenant)
- Fuller, Elizabeth (tenant)
- Fuller, George
- Fuller, Henry H. (Boston lawyer)
- Fuller, Jacob, in No. 22
- Fuller, John
- Fuller, Margaret
- Fuller, Mehitabel, in No. 22
- Fuller, Mr.
- Fuller, Mrs. (of Braintree?)
- Fuller, Mrs. (tenant)
- Fuller, Mrs., Braintree seamstress
- Fuller, Polly K. (tenant)
- Fuller, Stephen, Jr. (hotel manager)
- Fuller, Timothy
- Fuller, Timothy
- Fuller, Timothy (H.C. 1787)
- Fullerton, J. J.
- Fullerton, Robert, witness, No. 63
- Fullford, J. (ex-prisoner)
- Fulling mills
- Fulton, Mr. (son of Robert Fulton)
- Fulton, Robert, identified
- Fulton Bank, Boston
- Fumel, Comte de
- Fundamental law
- Funding Bill
- Fundy, Bay of
- Furbish, James (H.C. 1825)
- Furetière, Antoine, Furetieriana
- Furgarson (Ferguson?), Mr.
- Furgault (Paris stationer)
- Furnald, John (of Portsmouth, N.H.)
- Furnass (Furnace), Mr. (tavernkeeper of Shrewsbury, Mass.)
- Furnass (Furnance), Capt. (shipmaster in Ned Church's employ)
- Furnes, Belgium
- Furness, Mr.
- Furness, Mr. (of Medford)
- Furness, Rev. William Henry
- Furniss, Robert
- Furniture and furnishings
- Furnival, Mr., and his daughters, of Worcester, Mass.
- Furnival, Mr., in Philadelphia
- Fürstenbund
- Fur trade
- Fuseli, Henry
- Fusileers
- Fyfield, Mary
- Fyfield (Fairfield), “Uncle” (of Boston)
- Fynje, Emilie Luzac (wife of Wybo)
- Fynje, Hendrik (Amsterdam banker)
- Fynje, Wybo (newspaper editor of Delft)
- Fyrbergs, Mr.