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• Welsh, Charlotte
• Welsh, Charlotte (daughter of Dr. Thomas)
• Welsh, David (ex-prisoner)
• Welsh, Harriet (d. 1857, daughter of Dr. Thomas)
• Welsh, John (ex-prisoner)
• Welsh, John Adams (son of Dr. Thomas)
• Welsh, Mr. (Braintree tradesman)
• Welsh, Mr. (Francis Welch?)
• Welsh (Welch), Dr. Thomas (1752?-1831, of Boston)
• Welsh, Thomas, Jr. (1779-1831, son of Dr. Thomas)
• Welsh, William (son of Dr. Thomas)
• Welts (Welch), David, witness, No. 43
• Welwood, James
• Wemms (Wemyss, Wemys, Whems, Wimms), Cpl. William
• Wemms Trial
• Wemyss, Maj. James (British)
• Wendel, Dr., in Braintree
• Wendell, Dr. (tenant)
• Wendell, Catherine Brattle (wife of John Mico)
• Wendell, Jacob, Suffolk County justice
• Wendell, John (1703-1762), Suffolk County justice
• Wendell, John (of Portsmouth, N.H.)
• Wendell, John Mico
• Wendell, Mary Jackson (wife of Oliver)
• Wendell, Miss (of Newburyport)
• Wendell (Wendle), Mr., tried by British in Boston
• Wendell, Mr., eccentric
• Wendell (Wendall), Oliver
• Wendell, Oliver
• Wendell, Oliver, plaintiff, Form XIII
• Wendell, Sarah (later wife of Abiel Holmes)
• Wendell v. Williams, Form XIII
• Wenham, Mass.
• Wensing (Wenshing), Mr. (JQA's tutor at Leyden)
• Wentworth, Benning (gov. of N.H.)
• Wentworth, Benning, v. Logs
• Wentworth, Sir Charles Mary
• Wentworth, Frances Wentworth (wife of John)
• Wentworth, Capt. George
• Wentworth, George, in No. 58
• Wentworth, John (gov. of N.H.)
• Wentworth, Joshua (owner of McClary)
• Wentworth, Mark Hunking (father of John)
• Wentworth, Michael
• Wentworth, Paul (British agent)
• Wentworth, Samuel
• Wentworth, Gen. Thomas (British)
• Wentworth, Thomas, 1st Earl of Strafford
• Wentworth, Thomas, Harvard student
• Wentworth v. Dean
• Wentworth v. Frost
• Wentworth v. Knight
• Wentworth v. Loggs
• Wentworth v. Masts and Bowsprit
• Wentworth v. Noyes
• Wentworth v. The Elizabeth
• Wenwood
• Wescan, legal witness in Boston
• Weser River, Germany
• Wesley, John
• Wesphälischen Reichs Grafen-Collegio
• Wesson, Lt. Col. James
• West, Benjamin, Sr. (artist)
• West, Benjamin, Jr. (son of Benjamin, Sr.)
• West, Elisha, witness, No. 1
• West, Elizabeth Shewell (wife of Benjamin, Sr.)
• West, Mrs. (wife of Henry)
• West, Joanna Kast (wife of Henry, of Haverhill)
• West, Lt. and Mrs.
• West, Mr. (Baltimore painter)
• West, Mrs. (of Haverhill)
• West, Raphael Lamar (son of Benjamin, Sr.)
• West, Richard
• West, Rev. Samuel (of New Bedford)
• West, Samuel (H.C. 1788)
• West, Rear Adm. Temple
• West, William
• West, William(?), in Philadelphia
• West, William, Jr.
• Westborough, Mass.
• West Boston and Neponset Bridge
• West Bridgewater, Mass.
• West Cambridge, Mass.
• West Cambridge Pond
• West Chester, Penn.
• Westchester County, N.Y.
• Westenhook territory, N.Y.
• Westergo (quarter of Friesland)
• Westerly, R.I.
• Western (now Warren), Mass.
• Western Islands
• Western lands (U.S.)
• Westerveld, Mr. de (member of Provincial States of Utrecht)
• West Falkland Island
• Westfield, Mass.
• Westfield, N.J.
• West Florida
• Westford, Mass.
• West Friesland, Netherlands
• West India Company (British)
• West India Company (Dutch)
• West Indies
• Westminster, England
• Westminster, Mass.
• Westminster II, Statute of
• Westminster Magazine
• Westminster Review
• Westminster School
• Weston, Mass.
• Weston v. Dobniet
• Westover v. Dabbinet
• West Point
• West Point, N.Y.
• Westport, Mass.
• West Riding, England
• West Roxbury, Mass.
• West Springfield, Mass.
• West Town, Mass.
• West v. Chamberlin
• West Virginia
• Wetherall, tavernkeeper of Plymouth, Mass.
• Wethersfield, Conn.
• Wetmore, Sarah Waldo
• Wetmore, William
• Weybridge, England
• Weymouth, Mass.
• Weymouth, England
• Weymouth, Lord
• “Weymouth Case”
• Weymouth Landing, Mass.
• Whackum (pseudonym)
• Whale fisheries
• Whale oil
• Whales, property in
• Whalley, Edward, regicide
• Wharncliffe, Baron
• Wharton, Carpenter
• Wharton, Francis (editor)
• Wharton, John
• Wharton, Joseph, Jr.
• Wharton, Joseph (“Duke”)
• Wharton, Philip, Duke of
• Wharton, Samuel
• Wharton, Thomas, Jr.
• Whately, Richard
• Whately, Thomas (Brit. horticulturalist)
• Whately, William
• Wheat
• Wheat, Mr., inoculated for smallpox in Boston
• Wheate, Sir Jacob
• Wheate, Lady
• Wheatland, David P.
• Wheatland, George (Harvard 1824)
• Wheatly, Nathaniel
• Wheatly v. Low
• Wheaton, Henry
• Wheaton, Mr.
• Wheaton, Rev. Nathaniel S., identified
• Wheble, John, London printer
• Wheelden (Whelden, Whilden, Wheldins, Wheeldings), John, in No. 43
• Wheelden, John, Jr., witness, No. 43
• Wheeler, Abraham, juror, No. 64
• Wheeler, Capt. Adam, insurgent
• Wheeler, Rev. Joseph
• Wheeler, Mr.
• Wheeler, Mrs.
• Wheeler, Samuel, Philadelphia armorer
• Wheeler, Solomon, witness, No. 30
• Wheeler, Rev. William Willard
• Wheelock, Eleazar (founder of Dartmouth College)
• Wheelock, James (brother of John)
• Wheelock, John (president of Dartmouth College)
• Wheelright, Mr.
• Wheelright, Mrs.
• Wheelwright, Esther (Ursuline nun)
• Wheelwright, Jeremiah
• Wheelwright, Rev. John
• Wheelwright, Nathaniel
• Wheelwright, William Wilson (Harvard 1824)
• Wheland, B. (ex-prisoner)
• Whelch
• Whelden, Robert, in No. 43
• Whelden, Seth, Jr., witness, No. 43
• Whems
• Whetcomb, Simon
• Whetstone Point, Md.
• “Whig Antimason, A”
• “Whig of the Old School, A”
• Whig (National Republican) party
• Whigs, American
• Whigs (British)
• Whig Tavern (Boston)
• Whipple, Capt. Abraham (Continental Navy)
• Whipple, Elizabeth Cutts (wife of Joseph)
• Whipple, Hannah
• Whipple, Hannah (sister of William Whipple)
• Whipple, John (R.I. legislator)
• Whipple, John, Jr., defendant, No. 38
• Whipple, John, Jr.
• Whipple, Rev. Joseph
• Whipple, Oliver (Portsmouth, N.H., lawyer)
• Whipple, William (delegate from N.H.)
• Whist
• Whiston, Obadiah, witness, No. 63
• Whitall, Joseph P.
• Whitby, Daniel
• Whitcomb (Whetcomb), Maj. Gen. John (Mass.)
• Whitcomb, Col. Asa
• Whitcomb, Lt. Benjamin
• Whitcomb, John (of Bolton, Mass.)
• Whitcomb, Lt. (American scout), assassinates Gen. Gordon
• Whitcomb, Mr. (Democratic politician)
• Whitcomb, Noah
• Whitcomb, Rev., of Bolton, Mass.
• White
• White (Wite), Hugh
• White, Abijah, Sr. (of Marshfield, Mass.)
• White, Ann
• White, Benjamin
• White, Benjamin (1724-1790)
• White, Benjamin (Brookline selectman)
• White, Benjamin (d. 1723), of Brookline
• White, Capt., captured with Benjamin Hichborn
• White, Capt., in Capt. Derby's employ and brings prize into Boston
• White, Caroline (daughter of Stephen)
• White, Daniel
• White, Daniel (of Marshfield, Mass.)
• White, Daniel Appleton
• White, David (U.S. Repr., Vt.)
• White, Eb., and his father
• White, Edward
• White, Elisa
• White, Hugh Lawson (U.S. Sen., Tenn.)
• White, James
• White, James (prisoner at Dinan, France)
• White, James, challenged juror, No. 64
• White, John, Planter's Plea
• White, Rev. John
• White, John (minister of Nayland, England)
• White, John, Sr. (of Haverhill)
• White, John, in No. 18
• White, John, Jr.
• White, Jonathan
• White, Capt. Joseph (of Salem)
• White, Capt. Joseph (of sloop Revenge)
• White, Lt. Joseph
• White, Col. Joseph M.
• White, Josiah
• White, Leonard (son of John)
• White, Lt.
• White, Mary
• White, Mary Chandler (wife of William)
• White, Mary Harrison (wife of William)
• White, Mary Henley (daughter of Sarah Leavitt White Payson)
• White, Miss (of Phila.)
• White, Miss M. (of Phila.)
• White, Mr. (son of Stephen)
• White, of Weymouth, Mass.
• White, Peggy
• White, Rebecca (daughter of Squire Samuel)
• White, Samuel
• White, Squire Samuel
• White, Samuel (lawyer of Taunton, Mass.)
• White, Col. Samuel
• White, Samuel (of Marblehead, Mass.), in Nantes
• White, Samuel, deposition, No. 7
• White, Samuel, Jr.
• White, Sarah Leonard LeBaron (wife of John Sr.)
• White, Sarah (daughter of Sarah Leavitt White Payson)
• White, Sarah (Sally, daughter of Squire Samuel)
• White, Stephen (of Boston)
• White, Stillman (blacksmith)
• White, Susannah
• White, Susanna White (daughter of Squire Samuel, wife of John Jr.)
• White, Thankful
• White, Thomas
• White, Timothy, witness, No. 63
• White, Capt. William, of the Boston Packet
• White, Rev. William (of Phila.)
• White, William (Boston merchant)
• White Clay Creek, Del.
• White-Eyes
• White family
• White family (of Haverhill)
• Whitefield (Whitfield), Rev. George
• Whitefoord, Caleb
• Whitehall Evening Post (London)
• Whitehaven, England
• White Haven Harbor, N.S.
• Whitehouse, Jane, witness, No. 63
• Whitemarsh, William (ex-prisoner)
• White Mountains, N.H.
• “White Negro”
• White Pine Acts
• White Plains, N.Y.
• White Sea
• White v. Bartlett
• White v. Bowditch (“the Hat case”)
• White v. French
• White v. Sloop Polly and Cargo
• Whiting, E. (mason)
• Whiting, Ebenezer
• Whiting, Eliphalet
• Whiting, John
• Whiting, Dr. William
• Whiting and Watson, Hebrew Bible, Psalter
• Whitington, William, witness, No. 64
• Whitlocke (newspaper pseudonym)
• Whitman, Capt. (of Weymouth)
• Whitman, Jason (Harvard 1825)
• Whitman, Lemuel (U.S. Repr., Conn.)
• Whitman, Rev. Levi (of Wellfleet, Mass.)
• Whitmarsh, Abiel
• Whitmarsh, of Weymouth, Mass.
• Whitmarsh, Seth
• Whitmarsh, William
• Whitmarsh, William, Sr.
• Whitmarsh, William, Jr.
• Whitmore, Gov. Edward, at Louisbourg
• Whitney, Rev. Aaron
• Whitney, Augustus (son of Peter)
• Whitney, Caroline (daughter of Peter)
• Whitney, Dr. Ephraim
• Whitney, Rev. Frederick Augustus (son of Peter)
• Whitney, Rev. George (son of Peter)
• Whitney, Mrs. (wife of George)
• Whitney, Jonathan
• Whitney, Col. Josiah
• Whitney, Mary Parsons (1810-1889, later wife of Richard Cranch Greenleaf, wife of Cranches' grandson)
• Whitney, Miss (daughter of Peter)
• Whitney, Rev. Mr., of Mass.
• Whitney, Rev. Mr., witness, No. 23
• Whitney, Rev. Nicholas Bowes (of Hingham)
• Whitney, of Leicester, Mass.
• Whitney, Rev. Peter (of Northborough, Mass.)
• Whitney, Rev. Peter (of Braintree)
• Whitney, Rev. Peter (of Quincy)
• Whitney, Mrs. (wife of Peter)
• Whitney, Prentiss (Adams tenant)
• Whitney, Reuben M. (of Phila.)
• Whitney, Richard (H.C. 1787)
• Whitney, Stephen (State Repr., Mass.)
• Whits, Hannah
• Whittaker, Dr.
• Whittemore, Deacon, in Boston
• Whittemore, William (JA’s Harvard classmate)
• Whittlesey, Elisha (U.S. Repr., Ohio)
• Whitwell, Bond & Co.
• Whitwell, Dr.
• Whitwell, Mary Steele Tyler (mother of Royall Tyler)
• Whitwell, Mr.
• Whitwell, Mr. (of Boston)
• Whitwell, Mrs.
• Whitwell, of Hartford, Conn.
• Whitwell, Parson
• Whitwell, Dr. Samuel
• Whitwell, Samuel, Princeton student
• Whitwell, Sarah
• Whitworth, John Dean (Boston merchant), witness, No. 6
• Whitworth, Dr. Miles, Sr.
• Whitworth, Miles, Jr.
• Whitworth, Richard
• Whooping cough (chincough)
• Who Wants a Guinea?
• Whyte, John
• Wibird, Rev. Anthony (of Braintree)
• Wibirt
• Wiburt, Mr., Boston ship carpenter tried by British
• Wickes, Amer. ship captain in Bilbao, Spain
• Wickes, Lambert (Continental naval officer)
• Wickham, John H. (Harvard student)
• Wickliffe, Charles Anderson (U.S. Repr., Ky.)
• Wickliffe, John
• Wicquefort, Abraham van, L'ambassadeur et ses fonctions
• Widger, Capt. John (of the Ann)
• Widow of Cornhill
• Wieland, Christoph Martin
• Wieling, at The Hague
• Wier, Robert (H.C. 1788)
• Wigan, Lancashire
• Wiggin (Timothy) & Co.
• Wigglesworth, Rev. Edward (1732-1794, Hollis Professor of Divinity)
• Wigglesworth, Col. Edward (1742-1826, of Newburyport)
• Wigglesworth, Edward Stephen (H.C. 1789, son of Rev. Edward)
• Wigglesworth, Margaret (Peggy, daughter of Rev. Edward)
• Wigglesworth, Sarah (daughter of Col. Edward)
• Wight, Rev. Ebenezer
• Wight, Isle of
• Wight, John, Mornings at Bow Street
• Wignell, Thomas (N.Y. City actor-manager)
• Wilberforce, William, M.P.
• Wilbraham (Wilbaham), Mass.
• Wilcox, Alexander
• Wild, Bartholomé (Utrecht bookseller)
• Wild, John Caspar (lithographer), Views of Philadelphia
• Wild, Mr. (tenant)
• Wild, Capt. Silas (of Braintree)
• Wild animals
• Wilde (George) & Co., Amer. banking house in London
• Wilde, Mrs. (wife of George C.)
• Wilde, George C.
• Wilde, Justice Samuel S.
• Wilde, Mr., postrider for Northampton, Mass.
• Wilder, Frederick (Harvard 1825)
• Wiley, Mr. (Philadelphia armorer)
• Wilford
• Wilhelmina, Princess of Orange
• Wilkes, Dr. (of N.Y.)
• Wilkes, Mrs. (wife of Hamilton), and daughter
• Wilkes, Hamilton (brother of Dr. Wilkes)
• Wilkes, John (Brit. politician)
• Wilkes, Mary
• Wilkes, Miss (sister of Dr. Wilkes)
• Wilkes, Mr. (brother of Dr. Wilkes)
• Wilkes, Mrs. (daughter of James G. King of N.Y.)
• Wilkes Exploring Expedition
• Wilkes family
• Wilkins, David, editor of Selden's Opera
• Wilkins, Jonathan, plaintiff, No. 20
• Wilkins, Joshua, witness, No. 22
• Wilkins (Wilkings), Mrs., of Boston
• Wilkins, Mrs. (daughter of Gen. Van Rensselaer)
• Wilkinson, Gen. James
• Wilkinson, Mr.
• Wilkinson, R.
• Wilkinson (Wilkenson), Thomas, witness No. 64
• Wilkinson, Thomas (British prisoner)
• Wilkins v. Fuller, No. 20
• Wilks, Edward, witness, No. 56
• Will (servant)
• Willard, Col. (Mass.) Aaron
• Willard, Abel (of Lancaster)
• Willard, Abijah
• Willard, Catherine (of Lancaster)
• Willard, Daniel
• Willard, Elizabeth (of Lancaster)
• Willard, Elizabeth Townsend (wife of Nahum)
• Willard, Elizabeth Rogers (wife of Abel)
• Willard, Rev. John
• Willard, Rev. Joseph (president of Harvard)
• Willard, Rev. Joseph (brother of Samuel)
• Willard, Mrs. (wife of Joseph)
• Willard, Joseph (Worcester lawyer)
• Willard, Joshua, identified
• Willard, Josiah
• Willard, Mrs. (wife of Levi)
• Willard, Levi
• Willard, Levi (of Lancaster)
• Willard, Lucretia Ward (wife of Joshua)
• Willard, Mr. (tavernkeeper)
• Willard, Mrs. (in Haverhill)
• Willard, Dr. Nahum
• Willard, Dr. Samuel
• Willard, Samuel (H.C. 1787)
• Willard, Samuel, Compleat Body of Divinity
• Willard, Sidney (publisher, American Monthly Review)
• Willard, Solomon (architect)
• Willard family, of Lancaster, Mass.
• Willemstad, Netherlands
• Willer
• Willes (Wills), Sir John, British chief justice
• Willett, Col. Marinus (U.S.)
• Willett, Mrs. (of N.Y. City)
• William (brig)
• William (CFA's servant)
• William I (the Conqueror), King of England
• William I (the Silent), Prince of Orange
• William III, King of England and Stadholder of the Netherlands
• William IV, Prince of Orange and Stadholder of the Netherlands
• William IV, King of England
• William V, Prince of Orange and Stadholder of the Netherlands
• William and Mary
• William and Mary, College of
• William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland
• William Henry, duke of Gloucester (brother of George III)
• William Nelson Cromwell Foundation
• Williamos, Charles
• William Pitt (ship)
• Williams (schoolmaster in Haverhill?)
• Williams, Rev. Abraham
• Williams, Mrs. (wife of Abraham)
• Williams, adopted Caughnawaga Indian
• Williams, Maj. Arthur
• Williams, Capt., British officer captured in Canada
• Williams, Caroline (daughter of Mrs. Abraham)
• Williams, Christine (daughter of Jonathan)
• Williams, David Rogerson (S.C. legislator), identified
• Williams, Edward
• Williams, G.
• Williams, Henry
• Williams, Henry (Antimason)
• Williams, Israel
• Williams, Jacob, deposition of, No. 58
• Williams, James, Bristol County inferior court judge
• Williams, James, Jr.
• Williams, Jane (Jenny, daughter of Samuel)
• Williams, Jane Kilbourn (wife of Samuel)
• Williams, Capt. John Foster, of the Protector, captured by British
• Williams, John (Boston customs officer and father of JA's law clerk Jonathan Williams)
• Williams, John (Amer. seaman)
• Williams, John D. and Moses W. (wine merchants)
• Williams, John D. W.
• Williams, John Foster (Amer. prisoner)
• Williams, Jonathan (1719-1796, father of Jonathan Williams of Nantes), Boston merchant
• Williams, Jonathan, defendant, Form XIII
• Williams, Jonathan (1754?-1780, JA's law clerk)
• Williams, Jonathan (1750-1815, Nantes merchant)
• Williams, Mrs. (wife of Jonathan, Jr.)
• Williams, Joseph (justice of the peace)
• Williams, Joseph, witness, No. 63
• Williams, Lewis (U.S. Repr., N.C.)
• Williams, Maj., British officer reported killed at Bunker Hill
• Williams, Mariamne Alexander (wife of Jonathan, Jr.)
• Williams, Martha (Patty, daughter of Mrs. Abraham)
• Williams, Mr.
• Williams, Mr.
• Williams, Mr., conveys letters between JA and AA
• Williams, Mr., English engraver
• Williams, Mr., sachem of Caughnawaga tribe
• Williams, Mrs., in London
• Williams, Nathaniel (U.S. district attorney, Md.), identified
• Williams, of Newbury, Mass.
• Williams, Pamela
• Williams, Robert, witness, No. 64
• Williams, Roger
• Williams, Samuel (Hollis Professor of Mathematics and Natural and Experimental Philosophy)
• Williams, Samuel, challenged juror, No. 64
• Williams, Samuel, Jr. (son of Samuel)
• Williams, Samuel, letter to JA listed
• Williams, Rev. Simeon (of Weymouth)
• Williams, tavernkeeper of Marlborough, Mass.
• Williams, tavernkeeper of Trenton, N.J.
• Williams, Thomas
• Williams, Thomas Hill (U.S. Sen., Miss.)
• Williams, Timothy (H.C. 1784)
• Williams, Maj. William
• Williams, William (delegate from Conn.)
• Williams, William, portrait by
• Williams, Capt. and Mrs. William George
• Williams, William Peere, Reports
• Williamsburg, Mass.
• Williamsburg, Va.
• Williams in Boston
• Williamson, Alexander (pseudonym)
• Williamson, Dr. Hugh (N.C. member of Congress)
• Williamson, John (ex-prisoner)
• Williamson, Mr. (of Sweden)
• Williamson, T. (pseudonym)
• William Tell (play)
• Willing, Ann
• Willing, Charles (Harvard 1825), identified
• Willing, James
• Willing, Morris & Co.
• Willing, Mr., conveys letters between AA and JA
• Willing, Thomas (of Phila.)
• Willink, Jan (Amsterdam banker)
• Willink, Wilhem & Jan (Amsterdam banking firm)
• Willink, Wilhem (Amsterdam banker)
• Willinks, John
• Willis
• Willis, Capt. Benjamin, Sr.
• Willis, Mrs. (wife of Benjamin, Sr.)
• Willis, Benjamin, Jr.
• Willis, Charles, witness, No. 64
• Willis, James, identified
• Willis, Jeira, witness, No. 1
• Willis, John, identified
• Willis, Nathaniel
• Willis, Nathaniel, Sr.
• Willis, Nathaniel Parker
• Willis, tavernkeeper of Log Jail, N.J.
• Williston, Ebenezer Bancroft
• Wills and estates
• Wills, Nathaniel (of the Ranger)
• Willson, Capt.
• Wilmart, of Amsterdam
• Wilmerding, Lucius, Jr., on United States lottery
• Wilmington, Del.
• Wilmington, Mass.
• Wilmington, N.C.
• Wilmington, Vt.
• Wilmot, George
• Wilmot, George, in No. 59
• Wilmot, John (Brit. politician)
• Wilson (Thomas) & County, London banking house
• Wilson, Alexander, American Ornithology
• Wilson, Andrew, execution of
• Wilson, Ann
• Wilson, Archibald, witness, No. 64
• Wilson, Rev. Daniel Munro, papers of
• Wilson, George
• Wilson, Henry
• Wilson, James (Penn. member of Congress)
• Wilson, James
• Wilson, James
• Wilson, Col. James (Penn. military officer)
• Wilson, James (H.C. 1789)
• Wilson, James (of Haverhill)
• Wilson, James (of N.C.)
• Wilson, James, and Calvin’s Case
• Wilson, James, Introductory Lecture to a Course of Law Lectures
• Wilson, Rev. John
• Wilson, Rev. John (ca. 1591-1667)
• Wilson, John (opera singer)
• Wilson, Miss Marjorie
• Wilson, Mr. (coachman)
• Wilson, Mr.
• Wilson, Mr. (tavernkeeper near Philadelphia)
• Wilson, Thomas
• Wilson, Rev. Thomas, and statue of Catharine Macaulay as Clio
• Wilson, Thomas J.
• Wilson, Capt. Willis (N.C. navy)
• Wilson family, of New England
• Wiltshire, England
• Wimble, Will (fictional character)
• Wimble v. Bayard
• Wimms
• Winch, John (tenant at Weston)
• Winch, Katherine, witness, No. 59
• Winchelsea (British ship of the line)
• Winchelsea, England
• Winchester, Bishop of
• Winchester, Earl of
• Winchester, England
• Winchester, Isaac (Brookline selectman)
• Winchester, Mass.
• Winchester, Mrs., and Rev. Nathaniel Potter
• Winchester, Statute of
• Winchester, Va.
• Winckelmann, Johann Joachim, History of Ancient Art
• Wincop (Wincob), John
• Windebanke, Sir Francis
• Windham, Conn.
• Windmills
• Winds, William
• Windship, Dr. Amos (of the Alliance)
• Windsor, Conn.
• Windsor, England
• Windsor, Vt.
• Windsor Castle
• Windward Islands
• Windward Passage
• Wine
• Wineoskè (steamer)
• Wingate, Edmund
• Wingate, Jonathan, party in No. 2
• Wingate, Gen. Joseph F. (later U.S. Repr., Maine)
• Wingate, Gen. Joshua
• Wingate, Gen. and Mrs. Joshua
• Wingate, Miss
• Wingate, Rev. Paine
• Wingate, William, in No. 7
• Winkley, J. H. (of Quincy)
• Winkley, Mr., quarry of
• Winnipesaukee River, N.H.
• Winnissimet (i.e. Chelsea), Mass.
• Winnull, Jane E.
• Winship
• Winship, Elizabeth
• Winship, Francis and Jonathan, nurseries of
• Winship, Jonathan, in No. 60
• Winslow, Edward (1595-1655)
• Winslow, Rev. Edward
• Winslow, Edward (1714-1784)
• Winslow, Edward (deputy collector, Plymouth)
• Winslow, Edward, Jr. (clerk)
• Winslow, Elizabeth (Betsy, daughter of Edward)
• Winslow, Isaac (Boston loyalist)
• Winslow, Gen. John
• Winslow, John
• Winslow, Joshua (justice), in No. 33
• Winslow, Maine
• Winslow, Mr.
• Winslow, Mr., plaintiff, No. 35
• Winslow, of Braintree
• Winslow, Pelham
• Winslow family of Mass.
• Winslow v. Clark, No. 35
• Winter, William
• Winter Hill
• Winthrop, Elizabeth Bowdoin Temple (wife of Thomas Lindall)
• Winthrop, Foster
• Winthrop, George Edward (CFA’s classmate)
• Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. Grenville
• Winthrop, Hannah Fayerweather Tolman (wife of John)
• Winthrop, James (Harvard librarian)
• Winthrop, Brig. Gen. John Temple
• Winthrop, Prof. John (1714-1779)
• Winthrop, Gov. John (1588-1649)
• Winthrop, Thomas Lindall (lt. gov. of Mass.)
• Winthrop, Maine
• Winthrop, Mass.
• Winthrop, Miss (daughter of Thomas)
• Winthrop, Robert Charles (Speaker, Mass. House of Reprs.)
• Winthrop, Samuel (Clerk of Suffolk Superior Court)
• Winthrop, Sarah Bowdoin
• Winthrop, William (son of Prof. John)
• Winthrop family
• Wiot, Daniel
• Wire (Boston conspirator)
• Wirssing, Johann Sebastian (Prussian officer)
• Wirt, Elizabeth Gamble (wife of William)
• Wirt, Miss (in Washington)
• Wirt, William (1772-1834)
• Wiscasset, Maine
• Wise, Henry A. (U.S. Repr., Va.)
• Wisner, Henry
• Wissing, William (Brit. artist)
• Witchcraft
• Witham, England
• Witherel, Amos, witness, No. 14
• Witherspoon, Rev. John (delegate from N.J.)
• Witherspoon, John, Jr.
• Withington, O. H. (attorney), appears in Moot Court
• Withington, Philip, juror, No. 59
• Witnesses
• Witt, Cornelius de (brother of Johan)
• Witt, Johan de (17th-century grand pensionary)
• Wittenbach (scholar)
• Wittgenstein, Comte de (French army)
• Wives As They Were and Maids As They Are
• Wizard Skiff, The (ballet)
• Woburn, Mass.
• Woburn Farm, Surrey, England
• Woddrop, John
• Woedteke (Woedtke), Maj. (Prussian army)
• Woedtke, Frederic William, Baron de (Prussian Army)
• Wolcot, John (“Peter Pindar”)
• Wolcott, Rev. Calvin
• Wolcott, Oliver, Sr. (delegate from Conn.)
• Wolcott, Oliver, Jr. (Secy. of the Treasury)
• Wolcott, tavernkeeper of Brookfield, Conn.
• Wolf (British sloop)
• Wolf, Friedrich August
• Wolfe, Gen. James
• Wolfeboro, N.H.
• Wolff, Benjamin (artist)
• Wolff, Christian
• Wolff, Mr. (of Strahlborn & Wolff, St. Petersburg bankers)
• Wollaston, William
• Wolsey, Thomas Cardinal
• Wolverhampton, England
• Woman's Worth and Woman's Ways
• Women
• Women's education
• Women's rights
• Wonder, The, or A Woman Keeps a Secret
• Wood
• Wood, C. M. (veterinarian)
• Wood, George (U.S. Repr., N.Y.)
• Wood, John (Roxbury constable)
• Wood, John
• Wood, John, Jr. (Brit. architect, son of John, Sr.)
• Wood, John, Sr. (Brit. architect)
• Wood, Mrs. (opera singer, wife of Joseph)
• Wood, Joseph (opera singer)
• Wood, Matthew (master of Lusanna), in No. 58
• Wood, Mr., in controversy over brig
• Wood, Robert
• Wood, Silas (U.S. Repr., N.Y.)
• Wood, Thomas (M.P.)
• Wood, Thomas
• Woodall (Waddel, Waddle), James, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Woodard, Mr.
• Woodbridge, Conn.
• Woodbridge, Miss (of Salem)
• Woodbridge, Mr. (of Salem)
• Woodbridge, N.J.
• Woodbridge, Paul Dudley, tavernkeeper of York, Maine
• Woodbridge, tavernkeeper of East Hartford, Conn.
• Woodbridge, Timothy
• Woodburn, tavernkeeper of Worcester, Mass.
• Woodbury, Conn.
• Woodbury, Dr. Edward (of Haverhill)
• Woodbury, Hannah Appleton (wife of Edward)
• Woodbury, Levi (secy. of the treasury)
• Woodbury, Miss (daughter of Levi)
• Woodde, Davis (of the Ranger)
• Woodfall, George, printer of Junius' letter no. xxxv
• Woodfall, Henry Sampson (of the Public Advertiser)
• Woodfall, William
• Woodford, Capt.
• Woodford, England
• Woodford, Thomas (of Va.)
• Woodford, Brig. Gen. William (of Va.)
• Woodgate (crewman), in No. 56
• Wood Lawn (Va. home of Col. Lawrence Lewis)
• Woods, Caleb, witness, No. 18
• Woods, Maj. Henry, at Bunker Hill
• Woods, Mr. (son)
• Woods, Mrs., and New's estate
• Woodstock, Conn.
• Woodstock, England
• Woodville (Woods Hole), Mass., CFA in
• Woodward, Beza (secy. of Dartmouth College)
• Woodward, C. C.
• Woodward, Deborah Fisher Ames (wife of Richard), plaintiff, Form XX
• Woodward, Dr. Ebenezer
• Woodward, Mrs. (wife of Ebenezer)
• Woodward, Rev. George Wheelock
• Woodward, Henry, Fortunatus
• Woodward, James (ex-prisoner)
• Woodward, Miranda (niece of Prof. Samuel Williams)
• Woodward, Miss
• Woodward, Moses (owner of McClary)
• Woodward, Mr. (of Braintree)
• Woodward, Mr., brings letter from JA to AA from the Boston in Nantasket Roads
• Woodward, Mrs. (of Braintree)
• Woodward, Richard, plaintiff, Form XX
• Woodward v. Fisher, Form XX
• Woodyates, England
• Woody's Case
• Wool
• Wool, Inspector-General John Ellis (U.S. Army)
• Wool, Sarah Moulton (wife of John Ellis)
• Woolwich, England
• Wooster, Maj. Gen. David
• Worcester (British ship of the line)
• Worcester, Bishop of
• Worcester, England
• Worcester, Joseph Emerson (lexicographer; of Cambridge)
• Worcester, Mass.
• Worcester, Proprietors of, v. Gates
• Worcester County, Mass.
• Worcester County, Md.
• Worcester railway
• Words, actionable without proof of special damage, No. 3
• Wordsworth, William
• Workingmen's party
• Work performed, count for
• World, The
• World’s End (in Hingham Bay)
• Worm seed (medicine)
• Woronzow, Count, envoy from Russia in London
• Worsley, England
• Worsley, John S. (tailor)
• Worth, Capt. (of the Sally)
• Worthington, John (of Springfield, Mass.)
• Worthington, Mass.
• Worthington, William (of Washington)
• Wotton, England
• Wotton, Henry (British poet)
• Wraxall, Sir Nathaniel William
• Wray, Sir Cecil, M.P.
• Wren, Christopher, biography
• Wren, Rev. Thomas (of Portsmouth, England)
• Wrentham, Mass.
• Wright & Gill v. Mein (in No. 12)
• Wright, Frances (later Mme. Phiquepal D'Arusmont)
• Wright, H.
• Wright, Sir James
• Wright, John, in JA's accounts
• Wright, John S.
• Wright, Joseph, portrait of Washington at MHS
• Wright, Martin, Law of Tenures
• Wright (or Dwight), Mr.
• Wright, Mrs. (embroiderer to Queen Charlotte)
• Wright, Nathaniel
• Wright, Patience Lovell (of London)
• Wright, Sir Robert (Chief Justice)
• Wright, Samuel, defendant, No. 36
• Wright, Silas, Jr. (U.S. Sen., N.Y.)
• Wright, tavernkeeper of Wethersfield, Conn.
• Wright, Thomas
• Wright, Thomas, & William Gill (stationers), plaintiffs, No. 12
• Wright, Turbutt (Md. member of Congress)
• Wright's Ferry, Penn.
• Wriothesley, Thomas, 4th Earl of Southampton
• Writs
• Writ Book, JA's described
• Writs of assistance
• Wrixon, Maj. Elias
• Wroth, L. Kinvin
• Wuibert (Viebert, Weibert, Wibirt) de Mézières, Antoine Félix
• Wulffen, Johann Heinrich, Baron de (German officer)
• Würtemburg, Duke of
• Wyat, William, witness, No. 63
• Wyatt, Rev. William (of Baltimore)
• Wyer, David, Sr.
• Wyer, Mrs. (wife of David)
• Wyer, David, Jr.
• Wyer, Edward
• Wyer, Capt. William (of Haverhill)
• Wyeth, Jacob
• Wyeth, Tapley (H.C. 1786)
• Wyhe, Baronne de
• Wyllys (Willis), George
• Wyllys, Samuel
• Wyman, Catharine Tufts (wife of Nathan)
• Wyman, Nathan (of Woburn)
• Wyman, Thaddeus, in Form IX
• Wymans Tavern, Woburn, Mass.(?)
• Wyndham, George O'Brien, 3d Earl of Egremont
• Wynen, Widow, of Amsterdam
• Wynzouw, Jan (Dutch schoolmaster)
• Wyoming Valley, Penn.
• Wythe, George (delegate from Va.)
• Wyttenbach, Daniel Albert
• Wyvil, Rev. Christopher

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