Index: Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 08, S

• St. Croix, West Indies
• St. Georges, Grenada
• St. James, Claude Baudard, Baron de (French naval officer)
• St. John, Henry, 1st Viscount Bolingbroke
• St. John, New Brunswick
• Salem, Mass.
• Sales, Francis (of Cambridge)
• San Antonio (Spanish ship)
• Sandwich, Mass.
• Saratoga, N.Y.
• Sargeant, Mary Pickering Leavitt (wife of Nathaniel)
• Sargeant, Nathaniel Peaslee (of Haverhill)
• Sarsfield, Guy Claude, Comte de (French officer and writer)
• Saunders, Sir Edmund
• Saurey, Miles (of Plymouth, England)
• Saurey, Mrs. (wife of Miles)
• Savage, Edward (artist)
• Sawin, Eliphalet (of Braintree)
• Sawyer, Adm. Herbert, Sr. (Brit.)
• Sayer, John (of Margate, England)
• Sayer, Mercy (wife of John)
• Scituate, Mass.
• Scotland
• Scott, Capt. James
• Sculpture
• Sea-bathing
• Sears, Rebecca (of N.Y.)
• Sedgwick, Theodore (Mass. politician)
• Seekonk River, R.I.
• Seneca
• Senf, Col. John Christian (of S.C.)
• Sensible, La (French frigate)
• Servants
• Seven Years’ War
• Sever, Ann Warren (Nancy, daughter of William)
• Sever, Sarah Warren (wife of William)
• Sever, William (of Kingston, Mass.)
• Sewall, Col. Dummer (of Maine)
• Sewall, Esther Quincy (wife of Jonathan)
• Sewall, Jonathan (of New Brunswick, Canada)
• Shakespeare, William
• Shattuck, Job (participant in Shays’ Rebellion)
• Shaw, Benjamin (of Boston)
• Shaw, Elizabeth Quincy (Betsy, 1780–1798, niece of AA)
• Shaw, Elizabeth Smith (1750–1815, sister of AA)
• Shaw, Rev. John, Sr. (of Bridgewater)
• Shaw, Rev. John (1748–1794, husband of Elizabeth Smith)
• Shaw, William Smith (1778–1826, nephew of AA)
• Shays, Capt. Daniel (of Pelham)
• Shays' Rebellion
• Sheffield, Mass.
• Shenstone, William
• Shepard, Gen. William (of Westfield)
• Sheridan, Richard Brinsley (Brit. M.P. and playwright)
• Shippen, Thomas Lee (of Phila.)
• Shippis, Dr.
• Short, William (secy. to Jefferson)
• Shrewsbury, Mass.
• Shute, Rev. Daniel (of Malden)
• Slavery
• Smith, Ann (Nancy, sister of WSS)
• Smith, Belinda (sister of WSS)
• Smith, Benjamin Burgh (son of Roger)
• Smith, Caroline (daughter of Roger)
• Smith, Catharine Louisa Salmon (1749–1824, wife of William, Jr.)
• Smith, Charity (sister of WSS)
• Smith, Charles Salmon (1779–1797, son of William, Jr.)
• Smith, Edward Nutt (son of Roger)
• Smith, Elizabeth (Betsy, 1770–1849, daughter of Isaac, Sr.)
• Smith, Elizabeth (Betsy, 1771–1854, daughter of William, Jr.)
• Smith, Elizabeth (Betsy, sister of WSS)
• Smith, Elizabeth Quincy (1721–1775, wife of Rev. William, mother of AA)
• Smith, Elizabeth Storer (1726–1786, wife of Isaac, Sr., aunt of AA)
• Smith, Elizabeth Storer (1789–1859, daughter of William, granddaughter of Isaac, Sr.)
• Smith, Hannah Carter (1764–1836, wife of William, daughter-in-law of Isaac, Sr.)
• Smith, Isaac, Sr. (1719–1787, uncle of AA)
• Smith, Isaac, Jr. (1749–1829, son of Isaac, Sr.)
• Smith, Isaac (son of William, Jr.)
• Smith, James (brother of WSS)
• Smith, James (of S.C.)
• Smith, Col. John (brother of WSS)
• Smith, John, Jr. (of Md.)
• Smith, John Adams (1788–1854, son of AA2 and WSS)
• Smith, Justus Bosch (brother of WSS)
• Smith, Louisa Catharine (1773–1857, daughter of William, Jr.)
• Smith, Margaret Stephens (mother of WSS)
• Smith, Margaret (Peggy, sister of WSS)
• Smith, Mary (Polly, 1776–1797, daughter of William, Jr.)
• Smith, Mary Rutledge (wife of Roger)
• Smith, Roger Moore (of S.C.)
• Smith, Sarah (Sally, 1769–1828, sister of WSS, later wife of Charles Adams, designated as SSA in The Adams Papers)
• Smith, Sarah Rutledge (daughter of Roger)
• Smith, Rev. Thomas (of Pembroke)
• Smith, Thomas Rhett (son of Roger)
• Smith, Rev. William (1707–1783, father of AA)
• Smith, William (1728–1793, N.Y. loyalist)
• Smith, William, Jr. (1746–1787, brother of AA)
• Smith, William (1755–1816, son of Isaac, Sr.)
• Smith, William (b. 1774, son of William, Jr.)
• Smith, William, Jr. (b. 1788, son of William, grandson of Isaac, Sr.)
• Smith, William Stephens (1755–1816, husband of Abigail Adams 2d, designated as WSS in The Adams Papers)
• Smith, William Steuben (1787–1850, son of AA2 and WSS)
• Socrates
• Somerset (Brit. ship of the line)
• Soper, Miss
• Southampton, England
• South Carolina
• South Carolina Society for Promoting and Improving Agriculture
• Spain
• Sparhawk, Nathaniel, Jr. (Salem merchant)
• Spear, Abigail (sister of Prudence)
• Spear, Mehitable (sister of Prudence)
• Spear, Prudence (of Braintree)
• Spear, Lt. Seth (of Braintree)
• Spear, Thankful (sister of Prudence)
• Spear, Thankful, Mehitable, or Abigail
• Spencer, Charles, 3d Duke of Marlborough
• Spencer, Charles, 3d Earl of Sunderland
• Spencer, George
• Spooner, Walter (of Dartmouth)
• Spooner, Dr. William (of Boston)
• Springer, Lydia (Shaw family servant)
• Springfield, Mass.
• SSA
• Stanislaus II, King of Poland
• Staphorst, Nicolaas & Jacob van (Amsterdam banking firm)
• State Department, U.S.
• Staunton, Sir George (Brit. statesman)
• Staunton, Jane Collins (wife of George)
• Sterne, Laurence
• Steuben, Friedrich Wilhelm Ludolf Gerhard Augustin, Baron von
• Stewart, Deborah McClenachan (wife of Walter)
• Stewart, Gen. Walter (Phila. merchant)
• Stewart, Walter, Jr. (son of Walter)
• Stewart & Nesbitt (Phila. mercantile firm)
• Stiles, Ezra (pres. of Yale)
• Stone Library (Adams National Historical Park)
• Storer, Anna (daughter of Ebenezer)
• Storer, Charles (1761–1829, son of Ebenezer)
• Storer, Deacon Ebenezer (1730–1807)
• Storer, George (son of Ebenezer)
• Storer, Hannah (daughter of Ebenezer)
• Storer, Hannah Quincy Lincoln (1736–1826, 2d wife of Ebenezer)
• Storer, Mary (Polly, daughter of Ebenezer)
• Storer, Susan (daughter of Ebenezer)
• Storer family
• Strong, Caleb (Northampton lawyer)
• Suckling, Sir John
• Suffolk, England
• Suffolk County, Mass.
• Sullivan, Gen. John (gov. of N.H.)
• Sunderland, Charles Spencer, 3d Earl of
• Suresnes, France
• Suriname
• Susquehanna River
• Swanwick, John (Phila. merchant)
• Swanwick, Richard (father of John)
• Sweden
• Swett, Dr. John Barnard (of Newburyport)
• Swift, Jonathan
• Swimming
• Switzerland
• Symes, Mrs. (of Cowes, England)
• Symmes, John Cleves (of N.J.)