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• Seale, R. W. (engraver)
• Seaman v. Fonereau
• Seamen
• Seamstresess
• Search and seizure, freedom from illegal, No. 44
• Searl, Jeremiah, witness, No. 31
• Searle, Ann Smith (wife of James)
• Searle, Mr. and Mrs. George
• Searle, Col. James (merchant, Penn. member of congress)
• Sears, Col. (of Boston, shipowner)
• Sears, Mr. and Mrs. David
• Sears, David (Boston merchant)
• Sears, David, carries letters to JA
• Sears, Mrs. (wife of Isaac)
• Sears, Isaac (N.Y. merchant, Son of Liberty)
• Sears (Siers), Capt. Micajah, witness, No. 43
• Sears, Rebecca (daughter of Isaac)
• Sears, Sarah (Sally, daughter of Isaac)
• Sears, Stephen, in No. 43
• Sears family
• Seat of government
• Seaton, J. G.
• Seaton, William Winston, identified
• Seaver
• Seaver, Anne Carter (wife of James W.)
• Seaver, James W.
• Seaverns, Alexander (artist), drawing of 'Sconset
• Seberino, Eosebio (Eusebio, Spanish muleteer)
• Sebrero, Spain
• Sebring, John (of Providence, R.I.)
• Seckendorff, Karl Siegmund Freiherr, Baron von
• Secker, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury
• Secondat, Baron de
• Second Discours d'un bon Hollandaise
• Secqueville, M.
• Secret Committee
• Secret Correspondence Committee
• Secret Journals of Acts and Proceedings of Congress
• Secrets Worth Knowing
• Security, to discharge attachment, No. 12
• Sedaine, Michel Jean
• Seddon, Samuel (solicitor to the Admiralty)
• Sedgwick (Continental Army officer?)
• Sedgwick, Adam, Studies of the University
• Sedgwick, Theodore (Mass. member of Congress)
• Seduction, action for
• Seed, Rev. Jeremiah, CFA reads sermons
• Seekonk Plain (Seachonk), Mass.
• Sega, Mr.
• Seger, Dr. George (ex-prisoner)
• Segrais (Segray)
• Seguin, Edward (singer)
• Segur (wine of Medoc)
• Ségur, Philippe Henri, Maréchal de
• Seider (Snider, Syder), Christopher, victim, No. 59
• Seine (French merchant ship)
• Seine River, France
• Seisin, allegation and proof of, No. 17
• Selby, John
• Selby, William
• Selden, John
• Selden, Mr. (in Washington)
• Selden, Sarah E. E. (later wife of John Graham)
• Select Essays upon Husbandry
• Self-defense
• Selfridge, Thomas O.
• Selim (fictional character)
• Selkirk, Helen, Countess of
• Selkirk, Dunbar Douglas, 4th Earl of
• Selkrig (Selkrigg), James, witness, No. 64
• Sellada el Camino, Spain
• Sellea, Elijah, in No. 2
• Sellers, Charles Coleman, Franklin in Portraiture
• Sellers, Francis
• Sellers, William (publisher, Pennsylvania Gazette)
• Selman, Capt. John, leads naval expedition
• Selwyn, William, Law of Nisi Prius
• Semayne v. Gresham
• Semigallia, Polish province
• Seminole War
• Semiramis
• Sempronius
• Senate, U.S.
• Seneca, Lucius Annaeus
• Seneca Indians
• Seneca Lake
• Senegal, West Africa
• Senés, Mr.
• “Senex” articles on Deane affair
• Senlis, France
• Sennacherib (Sennachieb)
• Senneville, Capt. (of La Sensible and the Nymph)
• Sensible, La (French frigate)
• Senter, Dr. Isaac
• Separation (matrimonial)
• Separation of judicial and legislative powers
• Septimius (ancient author)
• Serane (Serano), Mr. (in Boston)
• Serapis (British frigate)
• Sergeant
• Sergeant, Mrs. (wife of John)
• Sergeant, John (U.S. Repr., Penn.)
• Sergeant, Jonathan Dickinson
• Sergeant, Thomas, Constitutional Law
• Serin (French corvette)
• Serjeant
• Serjeant, Jonathan, witness, No. 7
• Serjeant, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Leicester, Mass.)
• Serjeant, Samuel (Chelsea selectman)
• Serjeant, Rev. Winwood
• Sermeño
• Serre, Henri
• Serres, Dominique, painting by
• Sertorius
• Servants
• Setaro (Setare), Mr. (from Portugal)
• Settlement (poor law)
• Settlement, Act of
• Settlement of actions
• Sevenwouden (quarter of Friesland)
• Seven Years' War
• Sever, James
• Sever, John (H.C. 1787)
• Sever, Sarah Warren (wife of William, sister of James)
• Sever, Sarah
• Sever (Seaver), William
• Sever, William
• Sevier, Ambrose H. (U.S. Sen., Ark.)
• Sévigné, Marie de Rabutin-Chantal, Marquise de
• Sevigny, M. de
• Sewall
• Sewall, Rev. Charles C. (of Danvers) or Samuel (of Burlington)
• Sewall, David (lawyer of York, Maine)
• Sewall, Rev. Edmund Quincy, JQA on sermons
• Sewall, Elizabeth Quincy (wife of Samuel)
• Sewall, Esther Quincy (1738-1810, wife of Jonathan, daughter of Justice Edmund Quincy)
• Sewall, James
• Sewall, Jonathan
• Sewall, Jonathan (1728-1796, husband of Esther Quincy)
• Sewall, Jonathan Jr. (1766-1839, chief justice of New Brunswick, Canada; son of Chief Justice Jonathan)
• Sewall, Jonathan M. (of Portsmouth, N.H.)
• Sewall, Rev. Joseph (minister of Old South Church)
• Sewall, Mitchell
• Sewall, Mr. (of Halifax, )
• Sewall, Mr. (tavernkeeper of N.H.)
• Sewall, Samuel (Boston selectman), in No. 33
• Sewall, Samuel (Chief Justice)
• Sewall, Samuel (of Boston), in Form XIII
• Sewall, Samuel, called before Harvard faculty for misconduct (1777)
• Sewall, Stephen (Harvard professor)
• Sewall, Stephen (Chief Justice)
• Sewall, Stephen, solicitor general of New Brunswick, Canada
• Sewall, Dr. Thomas (Harvard professor)
• Sewall's Point, Brookline, Mass.
• Sewall v. Hancock
• Seward
• Seward, William H.
• Seward, William Wenman
• Sewel, William (Willem), Nieuw Woordenboek
• Sewell, Henrietta Smith (wife of Jonathan, 1766-1839)
• Sewell, Dr. James Arthur
• Seymour, Edward, Duke of Somerset
• Seymour, Juliana, On the Management and Education of Children
• Seymour, Thomas (of Hartford, Conn.)
• Shadel, James
• Shadwick
• Shaftesbury, Earl of
• Shakers, CFA comments on
• Shaker Village, N.Y.
• Shakespeare, William
• Shaler (Shaylor), Mrs. (tavernkeeper of Middletown, Conn.)
• Shaler (Shaylor), Nat. (bookkeeper of Middletown, Conn.)
• Shaler, Nathaniel Burger (H.C. 1827)
• Shalhouse, Mr.
• Shammony
• Shamshi-Adad V (Assyrian king)
• Shank's Mill, N.J.
• Shank v. Shank
• Shannon, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Easton, Penn.)
• Shaple, John
• Shapleigh, Edward (of the Ranger)
• Sharon (formerly Stoughtonham), Mass.
• Sharon, Conn.
• Sharp, Granville
• Sharp (Sharpe), James (cabinetmaker)
• Sharp, John, archbishop of York, Works
• Sharp, Robert
• Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
• Sharpe, Peter (of N.Y.)
• Sharpe, Susannah White
• Sharp family, of Newport, Isle of Wight
• Sharples, Ellen or John, portrait by
• Shattuck
• Shattuck, Dr. George Cheyne
• Shattuck, Capt. Job (of Groton)
• Shattuck, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Portland, Maine)
• Shaw, Abigail Adams (1790-1859, wife of Joseph Barlow Felt)
• Shaw, Benjamin and wife, Charity Smith
• Shaw, Capt., and raid on Long Island, Boston Harbor
• Shaw, Dorothy
• Shaw, Elizabeth Quincy (Betsy, 1780-1798, daughter of John and Elizabeth Smith )
• Shaw, Elizabeth Smith (1750-1815, wife 1st of John, 2d of Stephen Peabody, sister of AA)
• Shaw, Francis, defendant, Form V
• Shaw, Francis G.
• Shaw, Henry (of Lanesboro)
• Shaw, Rev. John (1748-1794, 1st husband of Elizabeth Smith, brother-in-law of AA)
• Shaw, Rev. John, Sr. (of Bridgewater)
• Shaw, Joseph, The Practical Justice of Peace
• Shaw, Josiah Crocker (H.C. 1789)
• Shaw, Chief Justice Lemuel
• Shaw, Lemuel (Boston lawyer), identified
• Shaw, Miss
• Shaw, Mr. (legal client of JA)
• Shaw, Rev. Oakes
• Shaw, Robert Gould
• Shaw, Mrs. (wife of Robert Gould)
• Shaw, Robert Gould, Jr.
• Shaw, William Smith (1778-1826, nephew of AA, later called “Athenaeum” Shaw)
• Shaw, witness, No. 6
• Shaw family, papers in Library of Congress
• Shaxton v. Shaxton
• Shays, Capt. Daniel (of Pelham)
• Shays' Rebellion
• Sheafe, George (CFA’s classmate)
• Sheaff, Mr. (collector of the port of Boston)
• Sheaffe, Ann (Nancy)
• Sheaffe, Edward (of Charlestown, Mass.)
• Sheaffe (Sheaff), George D.
• Sheaffe, Susanna Child (of Boston)
• Sheaffe (Sheaf), William
• Sheaffe (Sheaff), William John
• Sheaffe v. The Triton, No. 48
• Shebbeare (Sherbear, Shybear), Rev. John, Letters on the English Nation
• Shee, John, letter to Continental Congress
• Sheep
• Sheepscott, Maine
• Sheerness, England
• Sheffield, Capt. Aaron (of Newport, R.I.)
• Sheffield, England
• Sheffield, John, 1st Duke of Buckingham and Normanby
• Sheffield, John Baker Holroyd, 1st Earl of
• Sheffield, Mrs. (of London)
• Shehane, John (burglar)
• Shelburne, Nova Scotia
• Shelburne, William Petty, 2d Earl of (Brit. secy. of state, later prime minister)
• Sheldon, Asa G.
• Sheldon, Col. Elisha (2d Continental dragoons)
• Sheldon, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Suffield, Conn.)
• Shellelagh (Penn. privateer)
• Shelley, Percy Bysshe
• Shelton, Mr.
• Shelton, Philo S.
• Shenandoah River Valley
• Shenstone, William (of Shropshire, England)
• Shepard, Joseph, in JA's accounts
• Shepard, Rev. Samuel, writes to Mary Mason Norton
• Shepard (Shepherd), William (of Westfield, Continental officer)
• Shepherd, Ellen
• Shepherd, James, claimant in No. 58
• Shepherd, James H. (of New Orleans)
• Shepherd, Lucy Gorham (wife of Resin D.)
• Shepherd, Mrs. (Englishwoman)
• Shepherd, Resin D. (Boston merchant)
• [Shepherd, W.], History of the American Revolution
• Shepherdstown, Va.
• Sheppard, Samuel, challenged talesman, No. 64
• Sheppard, William
• Sherborn (Sherburne), Mass.
• Sherbune, Daniel and Samuel (owners of McClary)
• Sherburn, Maj. John Samuel (U.S.)
• Sherburne, Daniel (of the Ranger)
• Sherburne, Maj. Henry
• Sheridan, Mrs. (wife of Richard Brinsley)
• Sheridan, Richard Brinsley (M.P., playwright)
• Sheridan, Thomas
• Sheriff, action against for deputy's neglect
• Sheriff, Maj. William (British)
• Sheriffs
• Sherlock, Thomas, bishop of London, or William, dean of St. Paul's, London (“Dr. Shirlock”), sermons of
• Sherman, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Grafton, Mass.)
• Sherman, Roger (delegate from Conn.)
• Sherman, William
• Sherman, William, Jr.
• Sherwin, C. (engraver)
• Sherwin, Thomas (CFA’s classmate)
• She Stoops to Conquer
• Shiel, Richard Lalor, The Apostate
• Shields, Col. Hugh (U.S.)
• Shiell, Dr. Hugh
• Shillaber (Shillibeare), William, witness, No. 10
• Shillala (Amer. armed ship)
• Shimmin, Mr. and Mrs. William
• Shipbuilders, colonial, and trade system
• Shipbuilding and shipwrights
• Shipley, Anna Maria Mordaunt (wife of Jonathan)
• Shipley, Betsy or Catherine (daughters of Jonathan)
• Shipley, John
• Shipley, Jonathan, Bishop of St. Asaph
• Shipley, Mrs. (wife of Jonathan)
• Shipley, Miss (daughter of Jonathan Shipley)
• Shippen, Alice Lee (wife of William, Jr.)
• Shippen, brother of William Shippen Jr. or Sr.
• Shippen, Edward
• Shippen, Thomas Lee (son of William, Jr.)
• Shippen, Dr. William, Sr. (1712-1801)
• Shippen, Dr. William, Jr. (1736-1808, of Philadelphia)
• Shipping, cases concerning
• Ships, origin and manning regulated
• Shipton, Clifford K.
• Shirley, Harriet
• Shirley, Henry (attached to British embassy in Paris)
• Shirley, William (governor of Mass.)
• Shirlock
• Shirreff, Jane (singer)
• Shoemaker, Isaac
• Shoemaker, Samuel
• Shoemakers
• Shoolbred v. Bourne
• Shoolbred v. Greenough et al.
• Shoolbred v. Greenough Exrs.
• Shopenhauer Bros.
• Shoreham, Vt.
• Shores, William (of the Ranger)
• Short, James (maker of telescopes)
• Short, John, witness, No. 64
• Short, John, witness, No. 61
• Short, William (Jefferson's secretary)
• Short, William (Amer. merchant)
• Shorthand, JQA's use of
• Short Narrative of the Claims of the Heirs of Samuel Allen
• Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre in Boston, A
• Short View of the Lord High Admiral's Jurisdiction
• Shower, Sir Bartholomew, Reports
• Shrewsbury (British ship of the line)
• Shrewsbury, Mass.
• Shropshire, England
• Shubrick, Lt. Edward R.
• Shubrick, Thomas, Jr. (of S.C.)
• Shuker, Thomas
• Shuldham, Molyneux (British admiral)
• Shurden
• Shurtliff (Shurtleffe), Benjamin, witness, No. 25
• Shute, Rev. Daniel (of Hingham)
• Shute, Daniel
• Shute, Daniel, Jr.
• Shute, Mr.
• Shute, Samuel (governor of Mass.)
• Shuttlesworth, Rev. Samuel (of Dedham)
• Shybear
• Siau, Capt. de
• Siberia
• Siberian wheat
• Sibley, Eliza
• Sibley, John Langdon
• Sibley, Jonas (U.S. Repr., Maine)
• Sicilies, Kingdom of the Two, ports opened to Amer. ships
• Sicily
• Sickles, Catharine
• Siddons, Sarah Kemble (British actress)
• Siddons, William (Brit. actor)
• Siderfin, Sir Thomas, Reports
• Sidmouth, Devonshire
• Sidney (Sydney), Algernon (1622-1683, Brit. politician)
• “Sidney, Algernon” (pseud.), pamphlet on Presidential succession
• Sidney, Philip
• Sidon
• Sierra Morena, Spain
• Siers, Capt. Micajah, witness, No. 43
• Sieyès, Emmanuel Joseph, Abbé
• Sigourney, Charles (sometime partner of Ingraham & Bromfield, Amer. merchants in Amsterdam)
• Sigourney, Elizabeth Carter
• Sigourney, Mrs. (wife of Henry)
• Sigourney, Henry
• Sigourney, Ingraham, & Bromfield (Amer. mercantile firm in Amsterdam, later Ingraham and Bromfield)
• Sigourney, Misses (of Hartford)
• Silesia, Prussia
• Silk
• Sill, Thomas Hale (U.S. Repr., Penn.), identified
• Silley, James, witness, No. 56
• Silliman, Prof. Benjamin, Sr.
• Silliman, Benjamin, Jr.
• Silsbee, Georgiana (later wife of Francis Appleton)
• Silsbee, Mary Crowninshield (wife of Sen. Nathaniel)
• Silsbee, Nathaniel (U.S. Sen., Mass.)
• Silsbee, Nathaniel, Jr. (H.C. 1824)
• Silver
• Silvester, Israel, witness, No. 15
• “Silvia”
• Simes, Thomas
• Similiter (pleading term)
• Simmer, Harriet (daughter of Jesse)
• Simmons
• Simmons, David A. (attorney)
• Simmons (Symmons), Mr. (Falmouth factor for English lumber merchants)
• Simolin, Ivan Matveevich (Russian minister to Great Britain)
• Simon, Peter (petition to Continental Congress)
• Simpkins, John (H.C. 1786)
• Simple, Jonathan
• “Simple Sapling”
• Simpson, James
• Simpson, J. K.
• Simpson, Jonathan
• Simpson, Joseph, witness, No. 64
• Simpson, Mary Boylston (1714-1775, wife of Nathan, aunt of JA)
• Simpson, Mr.
• Simpson, Nathan (uncle of JA)
• Simpson, Theophilus (of the Ranger)
• Simpson, Lt. Thomas (of the Ranger)
• Simpson, William, witness, No. 61
• Simpson and Co.
• Simsbury, Conn.
• Simson (Simpson), Robert (editor of Euclid)
• Simul cum, defined
• Sinclair
• Sinclair, Sir John
• Sinclair, Mrs. (wife of John, the opera singer)
• Sinclair, John (opera singer)
• Sinclair, Mr., in No. 56
• Sinepuxent, Md.
• Singler, Well de (seaman on the Courier de l'Amérique)
• Sinking Fund, Commissioners of U.S.
• Sion (Syon) House (Brit. estate)
• Siren (British brig)
• Siret, Pierre Louis, Elémens de la langue anglaise
• Sir William Irskine (N.Y. loyalist privateer)
• Sismondi, Jean Charles Léonard Simonde de
• Sittingbourne, England
• Six Nations
• “Six Principle” churches
• Skåne, Province of Sweden
• Skene, Philip
• Skenesborough, N.Y.
• Sketches of Character, or, Specimens of Real Life (anon.)
• Skillman, Rev. Isaac, and fortification of Boston Harbor
• Skimmer, Capt. John (Amer. naval commander)
• Skinner, Col. Abraham (deputy commissary general of prisoners)
• Skinner, Courtland (N.Y. loyalist)
• Skinner, Capt. Henry (of the Apollo)
• Skinner, Robert, Reports
• Skinner, William(?)
• Slacon, G. (ex-prisoner)
• Slade, William (U.S. Repr., Vt.)
• Slader, William (tenant)
• Slander
• Slander per se
• Slaughter, Mr. (of Va.)
• Slaves and Slavery
• Sleaford, Lincolnshire, England
• Sledan
• Sleighs
• Slew, Betty, in No. 38
• Slew, Jenny, plaintiff, No. 38
• Slew v. Whipple, No. 38
• Slidell, Alexander
• Slingelandt, Mr. (student at Latin Academy)
• Sloan, David (of Braintree)
• Sloane, Sir Hans
• Sloane, John (U.S. Repr., Ohio), identified
• Slocum, George or William
• Slocum, George W.
• Slocum, William
• Sloet tot de Haar, at The Hague
• Sloman, Mrs. (British actress, wife of John), identified
• Sloper, Mr. and Mrs. William Charles
• Slough, England
• Sloughter (Slaughter), Henry
• Sluman (Slewman), Mr. (of Boston)
• Slyfield, Andrew (of the Fancy)
• Small, Maj. John (Brit. commander in Boston)
• Small, John, defendant, Form XXVIII
• Small, Lt., and rumored conspiracy of African Americans in Boston
• Smalley, Zechariah, witness, No. 43
• Smallpox
• Smallwood, Capt. (of the Neptune)
• Smallwood, Brig. Gen. William (of Md.)
• Smalridge, Bishop George, CFA on sermons
• Smaltz, Miss (niece of Caroline Amelia Smith [wife of John] de Windt)
• Smedley, E., A History of France
• Smedley, Capt. Samuel (of the General Sullivan, later Heer Adams)
• Smelco, Albert
• Smelt, Leonard
• Smibert, John (artist)
• Sminia, A. I. V. (secy. of Provincial States of Friesland)
• Smith & Codman
• Smith, Abigail
• Smith, Abigail Adams, 2d (1765-1813, wife of William Stephens)
• Smith, Abigail Fowle (1679–1760, wife of William, grandmother of AA), identified
• Smith, Adam
• Smith, Ann (Philadelphia laundress)
• Smith, Anna
• Smith, Atkins, witness, No. 43
• Smith, Barzillai, witness, No. 43
• Smith, Belinda (sister of William Stephens)
• Smith, Benjamin (1717-1770, of Charleston, S.C., grandson of Thomas the sea captain, 1665-1690)
• Smith, Benjamin (1757-1826, of South Carolina, later governor of North Carolina, son of Thomas, 1720-1790)
• Smith, Branford
• Smith, C. (ex-prisoner)
• Smith, Maj. Calvin
• Smith, Calvin Stephen
• Smith, Capt. (of the Fair American)
• Smith, Caroline Amelia
• Smith, Catharine Louisa Salmon (1749-1824, wife of William, Jr.)
• Smith, Catherine Maria Frances Johnson (d. 1869, wife of William Steuben, sister of LCA)
• Smith, Charity
• Smith, Charles Salmon (1779-1797, son of William, Jr.)
• Smith, Clement
• Smith, Daniel (Philadelphia tavernkeeper)
• Smith, David, deposition of, No. 58
• Smith, Dorothy, witness, No. 62
• Smith, Dr., witness, No. 3
• Smith, Dr., witness, No. 1
• Smith, Ebenezer, in No. 1
• Smith, Rev. Ebenezer (of Ashfield)
• Smith, Elias, plaintiff, No. 21
• Smith, Elizabeth
• Smith, Elizabeth (1750-1815, sister of AA)
• Smith, Elizabeth (Betsy, 1770-1849, daughter of Isaac, Sr.)
• Smith, Elizabeth
• Smith, Elizabeth (Betsy, 1771-1854, daughter of William, Jr.)
• Smith, Elizabeth (niece of AA)
• Smith, Elizabeth Hall (1843-1911)
• Smith, Elizabeth Quincy (1721-1775, wife of Rev. William, mother of AA)
• Smith, Elizabeth Storer
• Smith, Elizabeth Storer (1726-1786, wife of Isaac, Sr., aunt of AA)
• Smith, Frances Barnard (wife of Thomas Carter)
• Smith, Frances Coape (wife of William, of Clapham)
• Smith, Gamaliel, witness, No. 43
• Smith, Capt. George (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Smith, Dr. Godfrey? (of Newburyport)
• Smith, Hannah
• Smith, Hannah Carter (b. 1764, wife of William, daughter-in-law of Isaac Smith Sr.)
• Smith, Henry B.
• Smith, Mrs. (wife of Hezekiah)
• Smith, Rev. Hezekiah (of Haverhill)
• Smith, Increase S.
• Smith, Isaac, in No. 32
• Smith, Isaac, Sr. (1719-1787, Boston merchant, uncle of AA)
• Smith, Rev. Isaac, Jr. (1749-1829, cousin of AA)
• Smith, Isaac (son of William, Jr.)
• Smith, Jacob, witness, No. 20
• Smith, Mrs. (wife of James)
• Smith, James (1713-1806, delegate from Penn.)
• Smith, Dr. James (1738-1812)
• Smith, James (co-owner of Murray's Barracks)
• Smith, James (of S.C.)
• Smith, Mrs. (wife of James, of S.C.)
• Smith, James (of the Ranger)
• Smith, John
• Smith, John (Boston brazier)
• Smith, John (New York merchant, father of WSS)
• Smith, John, juror, No. 59
• Smith, John Adams (1788-1854, son of AA2)
• Smith, John Thomas, Nollekens and His Times
• Smith, Jonathan, in No. 27
• Smith, Col. Jonathan (Mass.)
• Smith, Jonathan, Jr., in No. 27
• Smith, Jonathan Bayard (delegate from Penn.)
• Smith, Joseph E.(?)
• Smith, J. R. (artist)
• Smith, Linnaeus, identified
• Smith, Louisa Catharine (1773-1857, daughter of William, Jr.)
• Smith, Margaret (sister of WSS)
• Smith, Margaret Stephens (mother of WSS)
• Smith, Mary (1741-1811)
• Smith, Mary or “Polly” (1757-1839, cousin of AA; later, 1st wife of Edward Gray; 2d wife of Samuel Allyne Otis)
• Smith, Mary (Polly, 1776-1797, daughter of William, Jr.)
• Smith, Mary (aunt of AA)
• Smith, Mary Rutledge (of S.C.)
• Smith, Mrs. (wife of Melancthon)
• Smith, Melancthon (N.Y. member of Congress)
• Smith, Meriwether (delegate from Va.)
• Smith, Miss (of Newburyport)
• Smith, Miss, daughter of Isaac Smith Sr.
• Smith, Miss S. (of Sandwich, Mass.)
• Smith, Mr. (actor)
• Smith, Mr. (attorney for Bourne)
• Smith, Mr. (Englishman in Philadelphia)
• Smith, Mr. (executor of Edwards' estate)
• Smith, Mr. (in Braintree)
• Smith, Mr. (in Quincy)
• Smith, Mr. (laborer)
• Smith, Mr. (of Baltimore), introductions for
• Smith, Mr. (of Baltimore, son of William Smith the Md. delegate)
• Smith, Mr. (of Boston in R.I. campaign)
• Smith, Mr. (of Georgetown)
• Smith, Mr. (of New Haven, Conn.)
• Smith, Mr. (of N.Y. at Mifflin's quarters in Cambridge)
• Smith, Mr. (son of Rev. Thomas Smith of Portland, Maine)
• Smith, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Haddam, Conn.)
• Smith, Mr. (young soldier from Maryland)
• Smith, Mr., on British losses in battle of Bunker Hill
• Smith, Mrs. (actress)
• Smith, Mrs. (of N.Y.) at Mifflin's quarters in Cambridge
• Smith, Nathan
• Smith, Capt. Nathaniel (Baltimore artillery)
• Smith, of Philadelphia Light Horse
• Smith, Pascall
• Smith, Capt. Richard, identified
• Smith, Mrs. (wife of Richard), identified
• Smith, Richard (N.J. delegate in Continental Congress)
• Smith, Robert, supposed portrait by Peale
• Smith, Rev. Robert (of Pequea, Penn.)
• Smith, Roger Moore
• Smith, Samuel (of Philadelphia; “old Mr. Smith”)
• Smith, Capt. Samuel (of the Hancock and Adams)
• Smith, Lt. Col. Samuel (commands Fort Mifflin)
• Smith, Gen. Samuel, identified
• Smith, Sarah
• Smith, Sarah
• Smith, Sarah Boylston (1642-1711, wife of Thomas, AA's great-grandmother)
• Smith, Sarah Rutledge (of S.C.)
• Smith, Seba, “Letters of Major Jack Downing”
• Smith, Sidney L. (engraver)
• Smith, Standfast (Boston merchant)
• Smith, Susannah Bayard (wife of Jonathan Bayard)
• Smith, Thomas (of Philadelphia; “the Loan Officer,” son of Samuel)
• Smith, Sir Thomas, Commonwealth of England
• Smith, Sir Thomas (1513-1577)
• Smith, Thomas (1665-1690, sea captain), marries and founds family in South Carolina
• Smith, Thomas (d. 1690, of Charlestown, Mass., great-grandfather of AA)
• Smith, Rev. Thomas (1702-1795, of Portland, Maine)
• Smith, Thomas (1720-1790, of Charleston, S.C.)
• Smith, Thomas (1745-1809, of Penn.)
• Smith, Thomas (of New York City)
• Smith, Thomas Carter (1796-1880, grandson of Isaac Smith Sr.)
• Smith, Rev. William (1707-1783, father of AA)
• Smith, Rev. William (1727-1803, provost of College of Philadelphia)
• Smith, William (1728-1793, of N.Y.)
• Smith, William (1728-1814, Md. delegate to Continental Congress)
• Smith, William, Jr. (1746-1787, brother of AA)
• Smith, William (1755-1816, son of Isaac, Sr.)
• Smith, William (1756-1835, of Clapham, England)
• Smith, William (Billy, b. 1774, son of William, Jr.)
• Smith, William (chief justice of Lower Canada)
• Smith, William (of Md.)
• Smith, William (Philadelphia apothecary)
• Smith, William (translator of Thucydides' History)
• Smith, William Loughton, identified
• Smith, William Stephens (1755-1816, secy. to U.S. legation in London, later husband of AA2, designated as WSS in The Adams Papers)
• Smith, William Steuben (1787-1850, son of AA2 and WSS)
• Smith dem. Dormer v. Parkhurst et al.
• Smith family
• Smiths, D—r
• Smith’s Clove, N.Y.
• Smithson, James (founder of Smithsonian Institution)
• Smithson bequest
• Smithsonian Institution
• “Smith's Valley,” Lebanon, N.Y.
• Smith v. Bramston
• Smith v. Brown
• Smith v. Browne & Cooper
• Smith v. Child
• Smith v. Frampton
• Smith v. Fuller, No. 21
• Smith v. Gould
• Smith v. Rice
• Smollett, Tobias
• Smuggling
• Smyrna
• Smyth, Alexander (U.S. Repr., Va.)
• Smyth, Frederick
• Snelle, at The Hague
• Snelling, Capt.
• Snider, Christopher
• Snider, Christopher
• Snow, Caleb H.
• Snow, Mr., carries letters between JA and AA
• Snow, Silvanus, witness, No. 43
• Snow, Thomas, witness, No. 35
• Snowden, Mr., 1825 exhibition of domestic manufactures
• Soane, George, Falls of Clyde
• Soane, Sir John
• Soap
• Sobrino Francisco
• Socage, tenure in
• Social contract, argument based on
• Société de L'Harmonie
• Société libre d’émulation (Paris), American commissioners elected to
• Société Royale de Médecine (Paris)
• Society for Promoting the Knowledge of Scriptures
• Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (London)
• Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (London)
• Society for the Encouragement of Protestant Emigrants, proposed by Witherspoon
• Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities
• Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts
• Society for the suppression of theft in gardens, Quincy
• Society of Antiquaries (London)
• Society of Fort St. David (Philadelphia)
• Society of Friends
• Society of the Knights of the Order of the Square Table, The (Harvard club)
• Society of the Supporters of the Bill of Rights
• Socinianism
• Socrates
• “Sodalitas” (Boston lawyers' study club)
• Soderini, Gasparo (Venetian resident in London)
• Söderström, Carl (Göteborg merchant)
• Söderström, Richard (Swedish consul in Boston)
• Sodom
• Sohier
• Soissonnais Regiment (French)
• Solano y Bote, Como. Don José (Spanish)
• Solar microscope
• Solar system
• Soldiers
• Sole
• Sole, Aaron, witness, No. 14
• Solemn League and Covenant
• Soley, John
• Soley, Mary Russell
• Solitaire (French ship of the line)
• Sollier, Dr.
• Solm, Adolphus, governor of Gelderland and Utrecht
• Solmes, Capt. (of the Olive Branch)
• Solomon (King)
• Solon (Greek statesman)
• Sombrero (Sambreo), West Indies
• Somers, Conn.
• Somers, John, Lord
• Somerset (Brit. ship of the line)
• Somerset, Duke of
• Somerset, the Protector (Edward Seymour)
• Somerset County, Md.
• Somerset Court House, N.J.
• Somersetshire, England
• Somersett's Case
• Somerville, Mass.
• Somerville, Robert, Report from the Board of Agriculture
• Somes, Capt., arrives from Copenhagen
• Some v. Barwish
• Sonies, Louis, père & fils
• Sons of Liberty
• Sontgerath, Peter (of the Ranger)
• Soper, Maj. Edmund (of Braintree)
• Soper, Mr., witness, No. 14
• Sophia, Grand Duchess (of Russia)
• Sophia, Princess (of Hanover)
• Sophia Frederica, of Denmark
• Sophie Hélène Béatrix, Princess of France
• Sophocles
• Sophonisba (dramatic character)
• Sorbonne
• Sorel, Quebec
• Sorel (now Richelieu) River, Que., American post at the mouth of
• Soret, M. (in Lorient)
• Sorin, of Passy
• Sotheby, William, transl. Wieland
• Soubrilland, Mme. (eating-house keeper)
• Souci, Le (French merchant ship)
• Soul or Soule (Sole), Aaron
• Soulés, François
• South, Rev. Robert, Twelve Sermons
• South Africa
• South America
• Southampton (British ship of the line)
• Southampton, England
• Southampton, Lord
• Southampton, Mass.
• Southard, Miss
• Southard, Judge Samuel L. (of N.J.)
• South Atlantic, whaling in
• Southborough, Mass.
• South Boston, Mass.
• South Braintree, Mass. (later Randolph)
• South Brimfield, Mass.
• South Brookfield, Mass.
• South Carolina
• South Carolina (S.C. frigate, formerly the Indien)
• South Carolina College
• South Carolina Historical Society
• South Carolinians, at Saratoga, N.Y.
• Southcoat (Southcott), Thomas
• Southcomb, Capt. (of the Tartar)
• South Cove Corp.
• Souther, Capt. Daniel (Mass. Navy)
• Southerne, Thomas
• Southern Literary Messenger
• Southern merchants convention, CFA on report
• Southern states
• Southern Union party
• Southey, Robert
• Southgate, Dr., witness, No. 2
• Southgate, Elder Richard
• Southgate, William W. (U.S. Repr., Ky.)
• Southington, Conn.
• Southouse, Edward
• South Precinct
• South Precinct of Braintree
• South River
• South Sea
• South Sea Company
• South Walpole, Mass.
• Southwark, England
• Southwick, Mass.
• Souverain (French ship of the line)
• Souza-Holstein, Agosto Antonio de (Portuguese minister at The Hague)
• Spa, Belgium
• Spada (Charles Lee's dog)
• Spadara, Marchioness and Marquis of (of Messina, Italy)
• Spain
• Spaletti, Joseph
• Spanheim, Ezechiel Freiherr von, Dissertationes de praestantia et usu numismatum antiquorum
• Spanish Army
• Spanish Inquisition
• Spanish language
• Spanish Main
• Spanish Navy
• Spanish people
• Spanish Succession, War of
• Spanktown (N.J.) Yearly Meeting, Memorial of
• Sparder (Adams family pet)
• Sparhawk, Andrew (loyalist)
• Sparhawk, Catherine (1st wife of Nathaniel)
• Sparhawk, Deborah Adams (3d wife of Nathaniel)
• Sparhawk, Elizabeth Bartlett (2d wife of Nathaniel)
• Sparhawk, Miss (of Quincy)
• Sparhawk, Mr. (loyalist, brother of Andrew), propaganda campaign waged by
• Sparhawk, Col. Nathaniel
• Sparhawk, Nathaniel, Jr. (Salem merchant)
• Sparhawk, Thomas (JA’s college roommate)
• Sparks, Frances Anne Allen (wife of Jared)
• Sparks, Jared
• Sparks v. Spicer
• Sparling (Liverpool privateer)
• Sparrell, John, plan of Medford
• Sparrell, William (architect)
• Sparta
• Spaulding, Mr.
• Speak, F.
• Speakman (employee, Columbian Mills)
• Speakman, Mr. (Boston distiller)
• Speakman, William
• Spear (Nathan) v. Keen (Josiah)
• Spear, A. (tenant)
• Spear, Alpheus (Quincy tenant)
• Spear, Benoni
• Spear, Deacon Daniel
• Spear, David
• Spear, J. (of Braintree)
• Spear, John
• Spear, John I. (tenant)
• Spear, Josiah
• Spear, Mr. (AA's fellow passenger on the Active)
• Spear, Mr. (son of William)
• Spear, N. (of Braintree)
• Spear, Nathan
• Spear, Pool
• Spear, Samuel
• Spear, Seth (of Braintree)
• Spear, Mrs. (wife of Seth)
• Spear, William
• Spear, William (chainbearer)
• Spears Hill
• Special Committees on Prize Appeals
• Specie
• Specot's Case
• Spectacle (Spectin) Island, Boston Harbor
• Spectator, The
• Speculation
• Speed, John, History of Great Britaine
• Speedwell (Amer. merchant ship)
• Speedwell, ship
• Speers, Capt.
• Speight, Jesse (U.S. Repr., N.C.)
• Spence, Joseph, Anecdotes of Books and Men
• Spence, Keith
• Spencer, Dr. Arthur, identified
• Spencer, Capt.
• Spencer, Countess
• Spencer, Rev. Elihu, minister of Trenton, N.J.
• Spencer, John
• Spencer, Maj. Gen. Joseph
• Spencer, Joseph William (ex-prisoner)
• Spencer, Mass.
• Spener, Charles
• Spenser, Edmund, The Faerie Queene
• Sperry, Miss (of Philadelphia)
• Sphinx (French ship of the line)
• Spice Islands (Moluccas)
• Spices
• Spieringshoek, Mr. Van der Burg van (agent of States General)
• Spies
• Spiller, Mr. (Adams butler in London)
• Spithead, England
• Spittlefield Weavers
• Spoffard, Mrs., witness, No. 31
• Spooner, Ebenezer, in No. 1
• Spooner, John
• Spooner, Maj. John Jones
• Spooner, Capt. Shubael (of the Harford)
• Spooner, Walter
• Spooner, Dr. William (of Boston)
• Spouse, disqualification as witness
• Sprague, Esther Harrison (wife of John)
• Sprague, Dr. John
• Sprague, John (of Lancaster)
• Sprague, Joseph E.
• Sprague, Josiah, juror, No. 63
• Sprague, Mr., toast to Byron
• Sprague, Mr. and Mrs.
• Sprague, Peleg
• Sprague, Samuel (Chelsea selectman)
• Sprague, William (U.S. Repr., R.I.)
• Spratt v. M'Kinney
• Spring, Rev. Samuel
• Spring and Autumn (farce)
• Springer, Mr. (farrier of Pownalborough, Maine)
• Springer, Thomas, James Bowdoin's suit against
• Springfield, Mass.
• Springfield, N.J.
• Spring Hill (Mass. estate)
• Sproat (Sprout), Rev. James
• Sproat (Sprout), Mrs. (wife of James)
• Sproat, Miss
• Sproat family (of Philadelphia)
• Sprout
• Sprout, Capt., witness, No. 25
• Sprout, Maj. Ebenezer
• Sprout, Mr. (of Plymouth County, Mass.)
• Spry, Capt. William, in No. 58
• Spurzheim, Dr. Johann Gaspar
• Spuyt, Jan
• Spy (Conn. schooner)
• Spy Pond (West Cambridge, Mass.)
• Squam, Mass.
• Squantum, Mass. (now part of Quincy)
• Squire, Edith
• Squire, Rev. Samuel, CFA reads sermon
• Squirrel (British warship)
• Ss
• Stabbing, Statute of
• Stacey, George
• Stack, Edward
• Stackelburg, Baron (Swedish chargé d’affaires)
• Stackpole, Joseph Lewis
• Stacy, Willim (of the Ranger)
• Stadholder
• Staël-Holstein, Anne Louise Germaine, Baronne de
• Staël Holstein, Erik Magnus, Baron de (Swedish minister to France)
• Stafford, Conn.
• Stafford, England
• Stafford Springs, Conn.
• Stagecoaches
• Staines, England
• Stair (Stayer), Sir James
• Stamford, Conn.
• Stamford, England
• Stamp Act (1765)
• Stamp Act Congress
• Stamper, Rebecca Rush(wife of Thomas)
• Stanbery, William (U.S. Repr., Ohio), motion to censure
• Standing Church
• Standish, Myles
• Stanhope, Charles, Viscount Mahon (later 3d Earl Stanhope)
• Stanhope, Capt. Henry Edwin
• Stanhope, Henry (midshipman), in No. 56
• Stanhope, Philip Dormer, 4th Earl of Chesterfield
• Stanley, Edward George Geoffrey Smith (later 14th Earl of Derby), identified
• Stanley, Hans (Brit. peace negotiator, 1761)
• Stannaries, law of the
• Stanwix, Lt. Gen. John
• Stanwood, Lemuel
• Staphorst, Nicolaas & Jacob van (Amsterdam banking firm)
• Staphorst, Jacob van (Amsterdam banker)
• Staphorst, Nicolaas van (Amsterdam banker)
• Staple, Simon (of the Ranger)
• Staples, Mark (of the Ranger)
• Staples, Thomas (of the Ranger)
• Stapleton, Augustus Granville, The Political Life of ... George Canning
• Starbuck, Mr. (hotelkeeper of Nantucket)
• Star Chamber
• Stare decisis, in Mass.
• Starembourg, Mlle., lady of honor at Stadholder's court
• Starhemberg, Prince Georg Adam von (governor general of the Austrian Netherlands)
• Stark (Amer. merchant ship)
• Stark, Maj. Caleb (of Haverhill)
• Stark, Brig. Gen. John (of N.H.)
• Starke, Mr.
• Starkie, Thomas, Treatise on the Law of Evidence
• Starkweather, Ephraim
• Starr, James, in JA's accounts
• State Bank, Boston
• Staten Island, N.Y.
• State rights
• States
• State Trials, The
• Statilius
• Statues
• Statute law
• Statutes
• Statutes, British
• Staughton (Staugten, Stoughton), Rev. William
• Staunton, Va.
• Staveren, Gysbert van (pensionary of Leyden)
• Stavers, John (Portsmouth, N.H., tavernkeeper)
• Stayer
• Stead, Mary
• Steamboat case
• Steam engines
• Stearns, Asahel (jurist)
• Stearns, Capt. John (of Worcester, Mass.)

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