Index: Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 13, A

• AA
• AA2
• Abbot, Rev. Abiel (of Haverhill, Mass.)
• Abbot, Emily (daughter of Abiel)
• Abdee, Phoebe (Adams servant)
• Abington, Mass.
• Aboukir (Abu Qir) Bay, Egypt
• Acre, Syria (now Israel)
• Adair, Robert (Brit. diplomat)
• Adams, Abigail, 2d (Nabby, 1765–1813, daughter of AA and JA, wife of WSS, designated as AA2 in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Abigail Louisa Smith (1798–1836, daughter of CA)
• Adams, Abigail Smith (1744–1818, wife of JA, designated as AA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Abijah (brother of Thomas, Boston printer)
• Adams, Boylston (1771–1829, nephew of JA)
• Adams, Charles (1770–1800, son of AA and JA, designated as CA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Charles Francis (1807–1886, son of JQA and LCA, designated as CFA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Deacon Ebenezer (1762–1841, of Quincy)
• Adams, Elihu (1777–1798, son of Mehitable)
• Adams, Elijah (of Medfield, Mass.)
• Adams, Elizabeth Clark (mother of Hannah)
• Adams, Elizabeth Coombs (1808–1903, daughter of TBA, designated as ECA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Elizabeth Welles (wife of Samuel)
• Adams, Hannah (1755–1831)
• Adams, Henry (ca. 1583–1646, ancestor of JA)
• Adams, Deacon John (1691–1761, father of JA)
• Adams, John (1735–1826, designated as JA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, John Quincy (1767–1848, son of AA and JA, designated as JQA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Deacon Josiah (1763–1844, of Quincy)
• Adams, Louisa Catherine Johnson (1775–1852, wife of JQA, designated as LCA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Mehitable Spear (1737–1814, cousin of JA)
• Adams, Peter Boylston (1738–1823, brother of JA)
• Adams, Samuel (1722–1803, 2d cousin of JA)
• Adams, Sarah Smith (Sally, 1769–1828, wife of CA, designated as SSA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Susanna (Sukey, 1777–1816, niece of JA)
• Adams, Susanna Boylston (mother of JA)
• Adams, Susanna Boylston (1796–1884, daughter of CA)
• Adams, Thomas (1725–1812, father of Hannah)
• Adams, Thomas (ca. 1758–1799, Boston printer)
• Adams, Thomas Boylston (1772–1832, son of AA and JA, designated as TBA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams (U.S. frigate)
• Adams Family Correspondence
• Adams National Historical Park
• Adams Papers
• Addison, Alexander (Penn. judge)
• Addison, Joseph
• Adige River
• Adventure (ship)
• Aesop
• African Americans
• African Caribbeans
• Agriculture
• AHA
• Al ‘Arīsh, Egypt
• Albemarle County, Va.
• Alembert, Jean le Rond d’ (French writer)
• Alessandria, Italy
• Alexander Hamilton (ship)
• Alexander the Great
• Alexandria, Egypt
• Alexandria, Va.
• Algiers
• Alien and Sedition Acts
• Allen, Anne Penn (Nancy, 2d wife of James Greenleaf)
• Allen, Elizabeth Kent (sister of Abigail Welsh)
• Allen, James (Harvard student)
• Allen, Jeremiah (Boston sheriff)
• Alleyne, Abel (of Milton)
• Alsop, Richard (of Conn.)
• Ambler, Jacquelin (father of Mary Marshall)
• Amelot, Michel, Marquis de Gournay (French diplomat)
• America (ship)
• American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• American Daily Advertiser (Phila.)
• American Eagle (ship)
• American Mercury (Hartford, Conn.)
• American Philosophical Society
• American Primer
• American Revolution
• Ames, Fisher (Mass. politician)
• Amory, Rufus Greene (of Boston)
• Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, Boston
• Ancona, Italy
• Anderson, Joseph Inslee (Tenn. senator)
• Annapolis, Md.
• Anquetil, Louis Pierre
• Ansbach, Germany
• Anthony, Elizabeth Sheffield (wife of Joseph)
• Anthony, Joseph (Phila. merchant)
• Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine (London)
• Appleton, Charles Henderson (son of Sarah)
• Appleton, Mary (daughter of Sarah)
• Appleton, Nathaniel (U.S. loan commissioner in Mass.)
• Appleton, Dr. Nathaniel Walker (of Boston)
• Appleton, Rachel Henderson (wife of Nathaniel)
• Appleton, Sarah Greenleaf (wife of Dr. Nathaniel)
• Appleton, William Greenleaf (son of Sarah)
• Arabic language and literature
• Araujo de Azevedo, Antonio de (Portuguese minister to Netherlands)
• Arbuthnot, John (Scottish author)
• Arbuthnot, Robert (Brit. royal chaperone)
• Arcambal, Louis (French vice consul to U.S.)
• Argus (N.Y.)
• Army, U.S.
• Arnold, Benedict
• Arnold, Joseph Neale (of Quincy)
• Art
• Artists
• Ashmead, Joseph (of Phila.)
• Astronomy
• Athens, Greece
• Atkinson, N.H.
• Atkinson Academy
• Atlantic Ocean
• Attorney General, U.S.
• Aufrere, Anthony
• August Ferdinand, Prince of Prussia
• Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex (son of George III)
• Aurora General Advertiser (Phila.)
• Aussig, Bohemia (now Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic)
• Austin, Benjamin, Jr. (Honestus, Boston merchant)
• Austin, Nathaniel (Charlestown pewter-smith)
• Austin, Seth (Suffield, Conn., tavern keeper)
• Austin, William (chaplain of the Constitution)
• Austria
• Austrian Army
• Austrian Netherlands (now Belgium)
• Autun, France
• Axen, Juliane Marie von
• ’Azm, ’Abdullāh Pasha al- (gov. of Damascus)