Index: Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 14, F
- Fabius (pseudonym)
- Fachtman, Anthony (of the Fair American)
- Factor (ship)
- Fair American (ship)
- Fairfax, Ferdinando (of Berkeley Co., Va.)
- Fairfield, Conn.
- Falmouth, England
- Farmer’s Weekly Museum (Walpole, N.H.)
- Faulcon, Marie Félix (French politician)
- Favrat, Caroline Wilhelmine Cabrit Vorhof von (wife of Franz)
- Favrat, Gen. Franz Andreas von (gov. of Glatz, Silesia)
- Faxon, James (Adams family tenant)
- Faxon, Nathaniel (son of James)
- Fayette County, Kentucky
- Federal Gazette (Baltimore)
- Federalist (Trenton, N.J.)
- Federalist Party
- Fendall, Mary Lee (sister of Charles Lee)
- Fénelon, François de Salignac de La Mothe
- Fenner, Arthur (gov. of R.I.)
- Fenno, John (Phila. printer)
- Fenno, John Ward ( Jack, son of John)
- Ferdinand, Louise of Brandenburg-Schwedt, Princess (wife of Prince August Ferdinand)
- Ferdinand, Prince
- Ferdinand III, Grand Duke of Tuscany
- Ferrers, John (N.Y. lawyer)
- Fichte, Johann Gottlieb (German philosopher)
- Field, Benjamin (of Quincy)
- Field, Jackson (of Quincy)
- Field, Joseph, Jr. (1749–1836, of Quincy)
- Field, Joseph, III (1776–1822, son of Joseph, Jr.)
- Field, Lilley (daughter of Benjamin)
- Fielding, Robert (Phila. coachmaker)
- Finances
- Finckenstein, Caroline Wilhelmine Albertine von Schönburg-Glauchau Finck, Countess von (wife of Friedrich)
- Finckenstein, Friedrich Ludwig Karl Finck, Count von (son of Karl Wilhelm)
- Finckenstein, Henriette Finck von (daughter of Friedrich)
- Finckenstein, Karl Wilhelm Finck, Count von (Prussian statesman)
- Finckenstein, Louise Finck von (daughter of Friedrich)
- Findley, William (Penn. representative)
- Firearms
- Fires
- Firewood
- First Mission to France
- Fish, Capt. Gilbert B. (of the Polly)
- Fisher, Samuel W. (Penn. politician)
- Fitzsimons, Thomas
- Flanders, Belgium
- Fleurieu, Charles Pierre Clarét, Comte de (French politician)
- Flinsberg, Silesia (now Swieradów-Zdrój, Poland)
- Florence, Italy
- Fontanes, Louis, Marquis de
- Food and drink
- Forbes, John Murray (U.S. commercial agent at Le Havre)
- Forbes, Ralph Bennet (N.Y. merchant)
- Ford, Worthington Chauncey (editor)
- Forrest, Richard (Md. judge)
- Forrest, Uriah (of Md.)
- Fort Independence, Mass.
- Foster, Charles F. (1799–1800, son of Elizabeth)
- Foster, Charles Salmon (1800–1860, son of Elizabeth)
- Foster, Dwight (Mass. senator)
- Foster, Elizabeth Smith (Betsy, 1771–1854, niece of AA)
- Foster, James Hiller (1773–1862, husband of Elizabeth)
- Foster, Theodore (R.I. senator)
- Four Friends (U.S. ship)
- Fowles, Jacob (Quincy shoemaker)
- Fox, Charles James (M.P.)
- Fox, Charles Richard (son of Henry)
- Fox, Henry Richard Vassall
- France
- France, Île de (now Mauritius)
- Francis I, Holy Roman Emperor
- Francis II, Holy Roman Emperor
- Francis, John (Phila. innkeeper)
- Francis, Tench (Phila. merchant)
- Frank (Adams servant)
- Frankenstein, Silesia (now Zᶏbkowice Ślᶏskie, Poland)
- Frankfurt an der Oder, Germany
- Franklin, Benjamin
- Frantz, Martin (Prussian architect)
- Frederica, Princess of Prussia (daughter of Frederick William III)
- Frederica Dorothea Louise Philippine, Princess of Prussia
- Frederica Louise of Hesse-Darmstadt, Queen of Prussia
- Frederick, Duke of York and Albany, Prince
- Frederick II (the Great), King of Prussia
- Frederick Augustus III, Elector of Saxony
- Frederick William III, King of Prussia
- Frederick (Adams servant)
- Frederick, Md.
- Fredericksburg, Va.
- Freemasons
- Freiburg, Germany
- Freiburg, Silesia (now Swiebodzice, Poland)
- Freienwalde, Germany
- French, Moses, Jr. (Adams family tenant)
- French Army
- French language and literature
- French Navy
- French Revolution
- Freystadt, Germany
- Friedland, Silesia (now Mieroszów, Poland)
- Friedländer, David Joachim (Berlin merchant)
- Friendship (ship)
- “A Friend to His Country” (pseudonym)
- Fries, John (of Bucks Co., Penn.)
- Fries’ Rebellion
- Frothingham, Nathaniel (Boston coachmaker)
- Funerals
- Furman, Gabriel (N.Y. alderman)
- Furniture and furnishings
- Furst, Carl Joseph von (Prussian chancellor)
- Fürstenstein Castle, Silesia