Index: Consolidated, B

• B., Cousin
• B., Mr.
• B., Mr.
• BA
• Baamonde, Spain
• Babbitt, Erasmus (H.C. 1790)
• Babcock, Adam
• Babcock, Huldah Adams (wife of Moses)
• Babcock, Moses (of East Milton)
• Babcock, Rev. Oliver
• Babcock, Rev. Stephen
• Babcock, of Braintree
• Babson, Capt. (of the privateer Boston)
• Babson, Capt. James (of the Phoenix)
• Babut & Labouchere, Mme. (Nantes mercantile firm)
• Babylon
• Bacchus
• Bache family
• Bache, Benjamin Franklin
• Bache, Richard (postmaster general)
• Bacheller (Batchellor), Samuel (of Haverhill, Mass.)
• Bachelor (British brig)
• Backelier, Paris cheese merchant
• Backgammon
• Backus, Rev. Isaac
• Bacon, Boston politician
• Bacon, Capt. Edward (of the General Greene)
• Bacon, Edward (justice of peace, Barnstable)
• Bacon, Sir Francis
• Bacon, Jacob, Plymouth minister
• Bacon, John (sculptor)
• Bacon, Matthew
• Bacon, Mr. and Mrs., and son
• Bacon, Roger
• Badcock (Babcock?), Mr.
• Baden (-Durlach), Germany
• Baden, Germany
• Badger, Miss
• Badger, Mr., inoculated with smallpox in Boston
• Badger, Stephen, keeper of the Harvard College library
• Badlam, Samuel (of Weymouth)
• Badlam, Unity Moss (wife of Samuel)
• Baffin's Bay and Strait
• Bagaduce, Mass.
• Bagley, Col. Jonathan
• Bagnall (Bagnal), Mr. (probably Benjamin)
• Bagnell, Elizabeth
• Bagnell, of Philadelphia
• Bagshaw, pamphlet on episcopacy
• Bahama Islands
• Bahama, Strait of
• Baigelin, Comte de (French officer)
• Bail
• Bailer
• Bailey, Charlotte Watson (opera singer)
• Bailey, Charlotte Welsh (step-daughter of AA's cousin Abigail [Kent] Welsh)
• Bailey, Rev. Jacob (JA's Harvard classmate)
• Bailey (Bayley), James, witness, No. 64
• Bailey (Baley), Col. John
• Bailey, John (U.S. Repr., Mass.)
• Bailey, Mrs.
• Bailey, Nathan, Dictionary of Husbandry
• Bailey, Nathaniel (of Weymouth)
• Baillet, Adrien, Jugemens des savans sur les principaux ouvrages des auteurs
• Bailli de Suffren
• Baillie, Joanna, Plays Delineating the Stronger Passions
• Baillie, Mr., in Washington
• Baillie, Lt. Col. William (British)
• Bailment
• Baily, Col. (British), killed?
• Bailyn, Bernard, on JA's style
• Bainbridge, Mr. (son of Capt. William Bainbridge)
• Bainbridge, Susan Hyleger (wife of William)
• Bainbridge, Capt. William
• Baker v. Meservey
• Baker v. Pierce
• Baker's Case
• Baker, Capt.
• Baker, Col.
• Baker, Rev. Daniel
• Baker, Deacon
• Baker, James
• Baker, Miss, in Taunton
• Baker, Miss, of Washington
• Baker, Dr. Moses, permitted to inoculate in Braintree
• Baker, Mr. (of Hingham)
• Baker, Mr. (of Northampton)
• Baker, Mr. (secretary of Amsterdam admiralty college)
• Baker, Mr., in No. 58
• Baker, Seth, in No.43
• Baker, T. M., & E. Alexander, Jr. (auction rooms)
• Baker, Capt. William (of the Britannia)
• Bakewell, Rev. (of England), sermon of
• Balan
• Balance, as a physical quality
• Balch, Benjamin, in No. 7
• Balch, Mr., returns to Mass. from England
• Balch, Nathaniel
• Balch, Rev. Thomas
• Bald Friars, Md.
• Bald Mountain
• Baldwin v. Billingsley
• Baldwin, Aaron
• Baldwin, Abraham (Ga. member of congress)
• Baldwin, Edward (London butcher)
• Baldwin, George R. (surveyor)
• Baldwin, James F.
• Baldwin, Jeduthun
• Baldwin, Col. Loammi
• Baldwin, Loammi, II (1780-1838)
• Baldwin, Rev. Moses
• Baldwin, Nathan
• Baldwin, Robert, London bookseller
• Baldwin, William, and Andrew Knapp, The Newgate Calendar
• Baldwins, taverns or stables
• Balfleur
• Balfour, Lt. Col. Nisbet (British)
• Balguy, Rev. John
• Ball, Samuel (of the Ranger)
• Ball, Thomas, portrait of N. L. Frothingham
• Ballard & Co.
• Ballard v. McLean
• Ballard, of Boston
• Ballier (Ballioure, wine merchant)
• Ballister, Mr. (of McLellan, Ballister & Co.)
• Ballooning
• Balls, Charles (of the Ranger)
• Ballstown Springs, N.Y.
• Ballstown, N.Y.
• Balm (medicine)
• Balsamum Fioraventi
• Balston, Mr. (of Philadelphia)
• Balstone, Nathaniel (justice of the peace), in No. 33
• Balthazar, Jean, Comte d'Adhémar
• Baltic Sea
• Baltimore (Amer. merchant ship)
• Baltimore (Continental brigantine)
• Baltimore American
• “Baltimore Reports,” proverbial for falsities
• Baltimore, Lord
• Baltimore, Md.
• Balzac, Honoré de, Peau de chagrin
• Bancroft v. Lee, No. 10
• Bancroft, Rev. Aaron (of Worcester)
• Bancroft, Mrs. (wife of Aaron)
• Bancroft, Dr. Edward (Brit. spy and Amer. speculator)
• Bancroft, Frederic
• Bancroft, George
• Bancroft, Jonathan, plaintiff, No. 10
• Bancroft, Thomas (H.C. 1788)
• Bangor, Maine
• Banim, John, Damon and Pythias
• Bank of England
• Bank of New York
• Bank of North America (Phila.)
• Bank of the Metropolis, Washington
• Bank of the United States
• Bankhead, Charles (secretary of British legation, Washington)
• Bankhead, Mrs. (wife of Charles)
• Bankruptcy
• Bankruptcy Act
• Banks and banking
• Banks, Capt. Francis (of the HMS Renown)
• Banks, Sir Joseph (Brit. botanist)
• Banks, Thomas (sculptor)
• Bannister, Elizabeth (Brit. actress)
• Bannister, John (of Va.)
• Bant, Mrs. (wife of William)
• Bant, William
• Baptists
• Bar
• Baraux & Cie. (Antwerp mercantile firm)
• Baraux, Mr. (Antwerp merchant)
• Barbados, West Indies
• Barbary States
• Barbauld, Anna Letitia Aikin
• Barbe v. Parker
• Barbé-Marbois, Elizabeth Moore (wife of François)
• Barbé-Marbois, François de (secy. to La Luzerne)
• Barber of Seville (ballet)
• Barber of Seville (opera)
• Barber, J. T., miniature of LCA
• Barber, Nathaniel, Jr.
• Barber, William (of Charlestown, Mass.), defendant, Form III
• Barber, William, in Form XXI
• Barbers
• Barbeu Dubourg, Jacques
• Barbeyrac, Isaac
• Barbeyrac, Jean
• Barbier, Antoine Alexandre, Dictionnaire des ... pseudonymes
• Barbieri, Madame (opera singer)
• Barbour, James (U.S. Sen., Va.), speeches
• Barbour, John Strode (U.S. Repr., Va.)
• Barbour, Mrs. (wife of John Strode)
• Barbour, Peter, witness, No. 60
• Barcarcel (Barcarel)
• Barcelo, Don Antonio (Spanish navy)
• Barcelona, Spain
• Barclay, Dr. James T.
• Barclay, Mary (wife of Thomas)
• Barclay, Mr. and Mrs. (of N.Y. City)
• Barclay, Thomas (Amer. diplomat)
• Bardet
• Bareboat charter
• Baretti, Giuseppe Marc Antonio, Dictionary of the English and Italian Languages
• Barfleur (British ship of the line)
• Barin, Mr. (French merchant)
• Baring Bros., London bankers
• Baring, Alexander, 1st baron Ashburton
• Baring, Sir Francis
• Baring, Sir George
• Bark (medicine)
• Barker, Dr.
• Barker, Elisha, witness, No. 14
• Barker, Capt. Joshua
• Barker, Dr. Joshua (of Hingham)
• Barker, Joshua Thomas (son of Dr. Joshua)
• Barker, Thomas (of Hingham)
• Barkley, Capt. Andrew (of the British frigate Milford)
• Barkley, Gilbert (British spy)
• Barlow, Joel
• Barnard, C. F.
• Barnard, Capt.
• Barnard, Col. Daniel Dewey (of Rochester, N.Y.)
• Barnard, Sir F.
• Barnard (Bernard), Joseph (postrider)
• Barnard, Capt. Moses
• Barnard, Nathaniel (master of Liberty)
• Barnard, Rev. and Mrs. (formerly Miss Russel)
• Barnard, Sally
• Barnard, Sarah
• Barnard, Rev. Thomas (of Salem)
• Barnard, Tristram
• Barnardiston, Thomas, Reports
• Barnes, Christian
• Barnes, Capt. Corbin (of the Dispatch and Active)
• Barnes, David L. (of Taunton, Mass.)
• Barnes, E. (ex-prisoner)
• Barnes, James (ex-prisoner)
• Barnes, John (English comedian), identified
• Barnes, Mary Greenhill (wife of John, English actress)
• Barnes, R. M., History of the Regiments and Uniforms of the British Army
• Barnes, Samuel (ex-prisoner)
• Barnes, Thomas (ex-prisoner)
• Barnes, of Worcester, Mass.
• Barnet (American)
• Barnet, Capt. James
• Barnett, John, The Mountain Sylph
• Barnevelt
• Barney Brallagan (farce)
• Barney, Mr. I. (of Baltimore)
• Barney, Capt. Joshua (of the packet General Washington)
• Barns, ship
• Barnstable County, Mass.
• Barnstable and Dukes County Superior Court
• Barnstable, Mass.
• Barnstadt, Lower Saxony
• Barnwell, William (Harvard 1824)
• Baron, Moses, witness, No. 36
• Barons, Benjamin (Collector of Port of Boston)
• Barozzi
• Barrack Room, The (afterpiece)
• Barras, Jacques Melchior Saint Laurent, Comte de (French naval officer)
• Barras, Louis, Comte de, French admiral
• Barré, Col. Isaac (M.P.)
• Barre, Mass.
• Barrel, Elisha, deposition of, No. 15
• Barrell, Anna Pierce (wife of Joseph)
• Barrell, Colburn
• Barrell, Mrs. (wife of Colburn)
• Barrell, Joseph
• Barrell, Joseph (Mass. House)
• Barrell, Joseph, challenged juror, No. 64
• Barrell, Joshua, Bridgewater “Lock Maker”
• Barrell, Miss (of Boston)
• Barrell (Barrel), Samuel B. (attorney)
• Barrell, Mrs. (wife of Samuel B.)
• Barrell, William
• Barrell, William (of N.H.)
• Barren Hill, Battle of
• Barrett, Anne Jane Henry (wife of George, actress)
• Barrett, George H. (actor)
• Barrett, Margaret Hunt (wife of Nathaniel)
• Barrett, Mr., Concord gunmaker
• Barrett, Nathaniel (Amer. merchant)
• Barrett, Samuel
• Barrett, Rev. Samuel
• Barrick, Joseph, juror, No. 63
• Barrington, Daines
• Barrington, Sir Jonah
• Barrington, Adm. Samuel (British)
• Barrington, William Wildman, 2d Viscount Barrington
• Barrington, captured in Amer. Revolution
• Barristers
• Barron, Ann Mortimer
• Barron, Oliver (H.C. 1788)
• Barron, William
• Barron, William
• Barron, William Amherst (H.C. 1787)
• Barrow, Rev. Isaac
• Barrow, John
• Barrows, Daniel
• Barry
• Barry, Capt. (of the Amer. ship Union)
• Barry, Edward (Harvard student)
• Barry, J. (actor)
• Barry, James (Brit. painter)
• Barry, Capt. John (Continental Navy)
• Barry, Mr. (actor)
• Barry, Mrs. (actress)
• Barry, Sir Redmond
• Barry, Richard, 6th Earl of Barrymore
• Barry, William Taylor (U.S. Postmaster General)
• Barrymore, Mrs. (singer)
• Barrymore, W. (theatrical director)
• Barsac (French wine region)
• Barthélemy, François (French chargé d'affaires in Britain)
• Barthélemy, Jean Jacques, Voyage du jeune Anacharsis en Grèce
• Bartholomew, Robert
• Bartlet, Dr.
• Bartlet (Bartlett), John, witness, No. 43
• Bartlet, Mr., of Plymouth
• Bartlet, William S., Life of Rev. Jacob Bailey
• Bartlett v. Dodge
• Bartlett, A. (town clerk of Medford)
• Bartlett, Bailey (Mass. member of Congress)
• Bartlett, Catherine
• Bartlett, Charles (cousin of ABA)
• Bartlett, Elizabeth
• Bartlett, Enoch (assessor)
• Bartlett, Dr. George
• Bartlett, George (Harvard 1827)
• Bartlett, George (of Charlestown, Mass.), identified
• Bartlett, Ichabod (U.S. Repr., N.H.)
• Bartlett, Maj. Israel
• Bartlett, Mrs. (wife of Israel)
• Bartlett, John (H.C. 1786)
• Bartlett, Josiah (delegate from N.H.)
• Bartlett, Mary Gorham (wife of George)
• Bartlett, Miss (daughter of George Bartlett of Charlestown)
• Bartlett, Mr. (of Washington)
• Bartlett, Capt. Nicholas, Jr., prisoner of war
• Bartlett, Peggy White (wife of Bailey)
• Bartlett (Bartlet), Capt. William, Beverly ship captain
• Bartlett, William Henry (artist)
• Bartlett, Zaccheus (of Plymouth)
• Bartol, Rev. Cyrus A., CFA on sermons
• Barton St. David, England
• Barton, David (U.S. Sen., Mo.), identified
• Barton, Lt. Col. William
• Basel, Council of
• Basen
• Baskerville, John, printer
• Basking Ridge, N.J.
• Basmarin, Pierre de (Bordeaux merchant and shipowner)
• Basmarin, Raimbeaux & Co.
• Basque provinces, Spain
• Bass, Deacon Benjamin (of Braintree)
• Bass, Capt. (of Quincy)
• Bass, David
• Bass, Deacon
• Bass, Rev. Edward (of Newburyport)
• Bass, Gillam, witness, No. 63
• Bass, Hannah
• Bass, Hannah(?) (of Braintree)
• Bass, Henry
• Bass, Henry, witness, No. 64
• Bass, Isaac (of Quincy)
• Bass, Jed.
• Bass, Jedediah, witness, No. 64
• Bass, Jeriah (Amer. prisoner)
• Bass, Jo.
• Bass, Rev. John
• Bass, Jonathan (of Braintree)
• Bass, Mrs. (wife of Jonathan)
• Bass, Maj. and Lt. Col. Jonathan
• Bass, Joseph, Jr. (of Braintree)
• Bass, Josiah (of Braintree)
• Bass, Lewis (Quincy assessor)
• Bass, Mr. (of Braintree?), goods consigned to
• Bass, Mr.
• Bass, Mr.
• Bass, Mr., of Boston, deformed by smallpox
• Bass, Mr. (of Braintree, father of Joseph)
• Bass, Mr., quarry of
• Bass, Nancy Adams (wife of Josiah)
• Bass, Samuel (of Braintree)
• Bass, Samuel, 2d (father of Jeriah)
• Bass, Sarah Beck (wife of Edward)
• Bass, Seth
• Bass, Seth (Boston Athenaeum librarian)
• Bass, Seth (son of Tertius)
• Bass, Mrs. (wife of Tertius)
• Bass, Tertius
• Bass, militia officer of Braintree
• Bass, of Braintree
• Bassenge (poet)
• Basset, Lt. James (29th Regiment)
• Bassett v. Jenkins
• Bassett v. Mason
• Bassett v. Mayhew; Mayhew v. Bassett; Mayhew v. Allen, No. 1
• Bassett, Christopher
• Bassett, Cornelius (deputy sheriff)
• Bassett (Basset), John, witness, No. 1
• Bassett, Jonathan, witness, No. 43
• Bassett (Bassitt, Basset), Joseph (Jo., Josh., Joh.), witness, No. 43
• Bassett, Deacon Nathaniel, witness, No. 43
• Bassett, Nathaniel, witness, No. 3
• Bassinett, tavernkeeper at Bristol, Penn.
• Bastardy proceedings
• Batavia (ancient Netherlands)
• Batavia, Dutch East Indies
• Batavier (Dutch ship of the line)
• Batchelder, Mr., and son
• Bate, Rev. Henry (later Sir Henry Bate Dudley)
• Bates, Lt. Benjamin (of the Boston)
• Bates, Edward (U.S. Repr., Mo.)
• Bates, Isaac C.
• Bates, James (U.S. Repr., Me.)
• Bates, John D.
• Bates, Mrs. (wife of John D.)
• Bates, Joshua
• Bates, Patty Ann (Brit. actress)
• Bates, Stephen
• Bath, England
• Bath, Maine
• Bathing, ocean, AA's first attempt at
• Bathurst, Justice, quoted
• Baton (liveryman)
• Baton Rouge
• Battering ram
• Batteux, Abbé Charles
• Battle, trial by
• Batty, Rev. Adam, CFA reads sermon
• Baty, Gideon, witness, No. 43
• Baudeau, Nicolas
• Baudoin, L. C. R. (bookseller of Lorient)
• Baudouin (Beaudoin), of Paris
• Baum, Lt. Col. Frederick
• Baumberg, Johann Christoph (German schoolteacher)
• Baurans, Pierre
• Baury, Rev. A. L.
• Bause, Mr. de
• Bausset, Louis François Joseph de, Memoires anecdotiques sur l'intérieur du palais et sur quelques évènemens de l'Empire
• Bavage, James, capture of
• Bavaria
• Bavaria, Elector of
• Bavarian Succession, War of the
• Baxter (chain bearer)
• Baxter (officer of Rangers Military Co.)
• Baxter, Abigail
• Baxter, Andrew, Enquiry into the Nature of the Human Soul
• Baxter, Ann Adams (1st wife of Joseph)
• Baxter, Jerusha Arnold (2d wife of Joseph)
• Baxter, John
• Baxter, Capt. Joseph
• Baxter, Mr. (wagoner)
• Baxter, Mr.
• Baxter, Mr.
• Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. (of Quincy)
• Baxter, Mrs.
• Baxter, Mrs., of Braintree
• Baxter, Mrs. (wife of Ned)
• Baxter, Ned (of Braintree)
• Baxter, Richard, deposition of, No. 58
• Baxter, Stephen (H.C. 1788)
• Baxter, Thompson
• Baxter, Capt., of Braintree
• Biscay, Bay of
• Bayard, Col. (of Philadelphia)
• Bayard, James
• Bayard, James A. (of Del.), speeches
• Bayard, Maj. John
• Bayard, Misses (of N.Y.)
• Bayard, William (N.Y. merchant)
• Bayard, son of William Bayard
• Baye des Puans
• Bayle, Pierre
• Bayley
• Bayley v. Niles
• Bayley, Rev. James, of Weymouth
• Bayley, Mr. (of Philadelphia)
• Bayley, Nathaniel
• Bayley, Samuel K. (auctioneer)
• Bayley, Sarah
• Bayley, Thomas Haynes, Perfection
• Bayley, in Taunton case of Place v. Atwood
• Baylies, Francis (U.S. Repr., Mass.)
• Baylies, William
• Baylor (Bailer), Brig. Gen. George
• Bayly v. Raby et al.
• Baynes v. Reeves
• Bayonne, France
• Beacon Hill
• Beacon Island, Mass.
• Beacon, N.Y.
• Beal, Josiah
• Beal, Samuel & Sons (furniture dealers)
• Beal, of Braintree
• Beale (Beal) family
• Beale, Capt. Benjamin (Braintree merchant)
• Beale, Ann Copland (wife of Benjamin, Sr.)
• Beale, Anne
• Beale, Anne and Caroline (daughters of George)
• Beale, Mrs. (wife of Benjamin)
• Beale, Squire Benjamin
• Beale, Benjamin, Jr. (H.C. 1787)
• Beale, Frances (daughter of George)
• Beale, George
• Beale, George W. (Quincy neighbor)
• Beale, George W., Jr.
• Beale, Mr. (Amer. prisoner)
• Beale, Nathaniel (Amer. prisoner)
• Beale, Nathaniel, and brother (of Braintree)
• Beale, William, royalist divine
• Beals, Henry (tenant)
• Beals, Mr.
• Bealses (the 2), of Braintree
• Bean, Stephen, Boston home burned
• Beardsley, Samuel
• Bearns, James (of the Lexington)
• Bears (Beers), Isaac, tavernkeeper at New Haven, Conn.
• Bearse, Levi, witness, No. 43
• Beasley, Rev. Frederick
• Beattie, James
• Beattie, William, Journal of a Residence in Germany
• Beauchamp v. Neggin
• Beaudinoit, Capt. (of N.Y.)
• Beaudoin
• Beaufort, George (pseudonym)
• Beaufort, Louis de, La république romaine
• Beaufort, S.C.
• Beaugeard, merchant at Lorient
• Beaugency, France
• Beaumarchais, Mme. (wife of Pierre Augustin Caron de)
• Beaumarchais, Pierre Augustin Caron de (French agent and playwright)
• Beaumont, Duc de
• Beaumont, Christophe de, Archbishop of Paris
• Beaumont, Francis, and John Fletcher
• Beaumont, Gustave de
• Beaunoir, Alexandre Louis Bertrand Robineau
• Beaver (N.Y. privateer sloop)
• Beavers Prize (British sloop)
• Becca (works for Mary Cranch)
• Beccaria, Cesare Bonesana, Marchese di
• Beck, Charles
• Becke, Thomas (of the Ranger)
• Beckford, William
• Beckman, Mr. (in Antwerp)
• Beckmann, Mr. (in Göteborg)
• Becky, Miss
• Bed and board, divorce from
• Bedford (British ship of the line)
• Bedford Party (followers of the Duke of Bedford)
• Bedford, Gertrude Leveson-Gower Russell, Dowager Duchess of
• Bedford, Gunning (1742-1797)
• Bedford, Gunning (1747-1812)
• Bedford, John Russell, 4th Duke of
• Bedford, Mass.
• Bedford, Mrs., boards Md. delegates in Philadelphia
• Bedford, Va.
• Bedfordshire, England
• Bee, Thomas (S.C. member of Congress)
• Beebe, J. M., and T. B. Johnson's mortgage
• Beech, Mr., of N.Y.
• Beecher, Rev. Lyman, and anti-Catholicism
• Beechey, Frederick William, Voyage to the Pacific and Behring's Strait
• Beef
• Bees and beekeeping
• Beekman's Precinct, N.Y.
• Beekman, Antwerp art dealer
• Beem, J. Van (of Amsterdam)
• Beer, Thomas (English rope maker)
• Beere, Arent Julianus Carel de
• Beers, Isaac
• Beets, Mr. Van der (of Amsterdam)
• Begard, Lt., aboard the frigate Boston
• Begnis, Guiseppe de (singer)
• Behmen
• Behn, Mrs. Aphra
• Behr, French “buky” (buckie)
• Belcher, Lt., of Braintree
• Belcher (Andrew) v. Hunt (Enoch)
• Belcher, Mr. (Adams tenant and farm hand)
• Belcher family, of Braintree
• Belcher v. Ruddock and Story
• Belcher, Andrew
• Belcher, Mrs. (wife of Andrew)
• Belcher, E., Braintree farm hand
• Belcher, Ebenezer
• Belcher, Mrs. (wife of Ebenezer)
• Belcher, Elijah (of Braintree)
• Belcher, Gov. Jonathan (Mass.)
• Belcher, L., holds town lands in Braintree
• Belcher, Mary
• Belcher, Mrs. (wife of Moses)
• Belcher, Moses (the younger)
• Belcher, Moses (“Deacon”)
• Belcher, Mr., conveys letter for JA
• Belcher, Mrs. (of Braintree)
• Belcher, Nathaniel, Lt.
• Belcher, Samuel
• Belcher, William (“Billy”)
• Belchertown, Mass.
• Belfast, Maine
• Belgium
• Belidor, Bernard Forest de
• Belisarius, Mass. privateer
• Belkmoon(?), Lt.
• Belknap (Belnap), Joseph, witness, No. 63
• Belknap Press of Harvard University Press
• Belknap, Andrew
• Belknap, Jeremiah, witness, No. 60
• Belknap, Rev. Jeremy (of Dover, N.H.)
• Belknap, John (Boston merchant), identified
• Belknap, Waldron P., Jr.
• Bell & Grant (manufacturers)
• Bell, Christian (wife of James), killing of, No. 62
• Bell, James, defendant, No. 62
• Bell, John
• Bell, Mrs. (wife of John)
• Bell, John (U.S. Repr., Tenn.)
• Bell, John, History of the First Revolution in France
• Bell, Peter (English geographer)
• Bell, Samuel (U.S. Sen., N.H.), identified
• Bell, Thomas
• Bell, Capt. Thomas (of the Chevalier de La Luzerne)
• Belle Ile, France
• Belle Isle (British ship of the line)
• Belle Isle, Strait of
• Belle Poule (French frigate)
• Bellegarde, Mr., in French diplomatic history
• Bellhou, Eunice (of Braintree?)
• Bellin, J. N., Petit atlas maritime
• Bellingham, Mass., First Baptist Church
• Bellini, Vincenzo
• Bellona (Roman goddess of war)
• Bellona (British privateer)
• Bellona (steamboat)
• Bellows, John N. (CFA's classmate)
• Belloy, P. L. B. de, Le siège de Calais
• Belton, Maj. Francis Smith
• Belton, Capt. Jonas
• Belton, Joseph (ex-prisoner)
• Bembibre, Spain
• Bembridge, John, witness, No. 56
• Bemis Heights, Battle of
• Bemis, John
• Bemis, Samuel F.
• Bénard, Abraham Joseph (actor)
• Bencor, Brown (British prisoner)
• Benezet, John
• Bengal, India
• Beninghove, Jacob
• Benjamin (Amer. sloop)
• Benjamin (servant)
• Benjamin Franklin (steamboat)
• Benjamin, Asher (architect)
• Benjamin, Capt., of Stratford, Conn.
• Bennet v. Gridley
• Bennet, Mrs. (of Boston)
• Bennett v. Holbech
• Bennington, Battle of
• Benson, Egbert (N.Y. member of Congress)
• Benson, Robert
• Benson, William, free African American
• Bent, Rev. Josiah, of Weymouth
• Bent, Mr. (of Braintree)
• Bent, Nedabiah, Braintree loyalist voted “Inimical”
• Bentham, Jeremy
• Bentinck van Schoonheeten, Volkier Rudolph
• Bentinck, William Henry Cavendish, 3d Duke of Portland
• Bentinck, Capt. Wolter Jan Gerrit, Baron (of the Batavier)
• Bentivoglio, Guido, Cardinal
• Bentley's Magazine
• Bentley, Richard
• Benton, Thomas Hart (U.S. Sen., Mo.)
• Beranger, Vicomte de
• Bercka, Saxony
• Berckel, Engelbert François van (pensionary of Amsterdam)
• Berckel, Gertruy Roskam van (wife of Engelbert)
• Berckel, Miss van (daughter of Pieter)
• Berckel, Mr. van (son of Pieter)
• Berckel, Pieter Johan van (Dutch minister to U.S.)
• Berebiesca
• Bérenger, Laurent (secy. to La Vauguyon)
• Bergara
• Bergen Point, N.J.
• Bergen, Marquis de
• Bergen, N.J.
• Bergen, Norway
• Bergen-op-Zoom, Netherlands
• Bergèrac, Mr.
• Bergsma, Mr. (of Friesland)
• Bering Strait
• Berkeley, George, Bishop of Cloyne
• Berkell, Mr. Van (burgomaster of Rotterdam)
• Berkenhout, Dr. John
• Berkenrode, Mattheus Lestevenon van (Dutch ambassador to France)
• Berkley, Capt. (of the Fairy and later the Vestal)
• Berks County, Penn.
• Berkshire Constitutionalists
• Berkshire County, Mass.
• Berkshire Hills, Mass.
• Berkshire, England
• Berlage, Hendrik Petrus (Dutch architect)
• Berlin, Germany
• Berlin Gazette
• Berlin, Court of
• Bermuda
• Bern, Switzerland
• Bernard, Capt., in France
• Bernard Papers
• Bernard, Gov. Francis (of Mass.)
• Bernard, Mme. (of Haverhill)
• Bernard, Sir Thomas, Appeal to the Public
• Bernardo, Campo y Pérez de la Serna, Marquis del (Spanish minister to England)
• Bernardston, Mass.
• Bernay (cook, Washington)
• Bernhard, J. (former Dutch army officer)
• Berni, Francesco, Orlando Innamorata
• Berquin, Arnaud
• Berrien, John Macpherson (U.S. Sen., Ga.)
• Berry, William (prisoner at Dinan, France)
• Bersolle, Mr.
• Bertie, Willoughby, 4th Earl of Abingdon
• Bertin, Henri Léonard Jean Baptiste
• Bertin, Mlle., milliner to Queen
• Bertin, Mme.
• Bertin, nephew of H. L. J. B. Bertin
• Bertram
• Bertrand K'Enguen, Capt. Yves, master of La Fortune
• Berwick (British ship of the line)
• Berwick, Duke of
• Berwick, Jacques Fitz-James, Duc de (son of James II)
• Berwick, Maine
• Best evidence rule
• Bestoujef, Michael
• Betanzos, Spain
• Bethlehem, N.Y.
• Bethlehem, Penn.
• Bethune, George
• Béthune, Maximilien de, Duc de Sully
• Bethune, Mr., in No. 64
• Betoun, J. In. de (secy. to Provincial States of Gelderland)
• Betsey (brig)
• Betsy (Amer.? ship)
• Betsy (British merchant ship)
• Bettenham, John (of the Ranger)
• Betts, of Norwalk, Conn.
• Beverley, Carter
• Beverley, Robert, The History and Present State of Virginia
• Beverly, Mass.
• Beverly, Mr. (of Va.)
• Beyma, C. L.
• Bibb, Mr. (of Washington)
• Bible
• Bibliothèque de l'homme public
• Bicker, Hendrik (Amsterdam banker)
• Bicker, Mr. (son of Hendrik)
• Bickerstaffe, Isaac
• Bicknal, B. and Mrs.
• Bicknell, Capt.
• Bicknell v. Draper
• Bicknell, Bethia Adams Hunt
• Bidassoa River, Spain
• Biddeford, Maine
• Biddle, Catharine
• Biddle, Clement Cornell (lawyer)
• Biddle, Edward, Penn. member of Continental Congress
• Biddle, Capt. Nicholas, Continental Navy
• Biddle, Nicholas (Pres. of Bank of the U.S.)
• Biddle, Owen (of Penn.)
• Biddle, Richard (U.S. Repr., Penn.)
• Biddle, of Philadelphia
• Bidpay (or Pilpay, ancient author)
• Bielfeld, Baron Jacob Friedrich von
• Bien Aimé (French ship of the line)
• Bienfaisant (British ship of the line)
• Bierly (or Bierley), Mr.
• Biers
• Bigelow & Bangs (merchants)
• Bigelow, Capt. (of Boston)
• Bigelow, Abraham
• Bigelow, Rev. Andrew
• Bigelow, Anna Andrews (mother of Timothy)
• Bigelow, George T.
• Bigelow, Dr. Jacob
• Bigelow, Mrs. (wife of Jacob)
• Bigelow, John P.
• Bigelow, Maj. John, delivers rejection of Arnold-Forster cartel
• Bigelow, John, on Franklin in Passy
• Bigelow, Mr. (of Medford)
• Bigelow, Mr.
• Bigelow, Timothy (H.C. 1786)
• Bigelow, of Middletown, Conn.
• Biglow, Hosea
• Bigot, Charles (Friesland's deputy to States General)
• Bilbao, Spain
• Biles
• Biliarente River
• Bill of Rights (1689)
• Bill of Rights, Va.
• Billeray, Jacques François (French chargé d'affaires to Tuscany)
• Billerica, Mass.
• Billiards
• Billing
• Billing, Mr., defendant, No. 39
• Billings (JA's farm hand)
• Billings, Edmund (of Braintree)
• Billings, Edmund, excused juror, No. 63
• Billings, John (of Braintree)
• Billings, John, challenged juror, No. 64
• Billings, Oliver
• Billings, Oliver (of Braintree)
• Billings, Richard (of Braintree)
• Billings, militia officer of Braintree
• Billingsport (now Paulsboro), N.J.
• Billopp, Christopher, house on Staten Island
• Bills of exchange
• Bills of lading, actions on
• Binet, Mme.
• Bingham, Anne Willing (wife of William)
• Bingham, Charles, Lord Lucan (husband of Margaret)
• Bingham, Hon. Lavinia (Countess Spencer)
• Bingham, Margaret, Lady Lucan (Brit. artist)
• Bingham, William (Phila. banker)
• Binney, Horace (U.S. Repr., Penn.), speeches
• Biographia Britannica
• Biot, J. B., life of Newton
• Bird, Edward (painter)
• Bird, Col. Mark
• Bird, Savage, & Bird (London banking house)
• Birds
• Biren (Biron), Ernst Johann, Duke of Courland
• Birmingham, England
• Biron
• Births
• Biscay, province of Spain
• Bisdom, Dirk Rudolph Wijckerheld (Dutch)
• Bishop for America, JA on
• Bishop v. The Freemason
• Bishop, Abigail
• Bishop, Abigail Tufts (wife of John)
• Bishop, Sir Henry Rowley
• Bishop, John (husband of Abigail Tufts)
• Bishop, John, miller of Medford
• Bishop, Mr., near Medford, Mass.
• Bishop, Mr., provides lodging for Gen. Sullivan on Winter Hill
• Bissall (Bissill), tavernkeeper of East Windsor, Conn.
• Bissi, Mr. (young Frenchman)
• Bittner, Elizabeth, suit against
• Black Princess (privateer)
• Black River, Honduras
• Black Sea
• Black's Creek
• Black, David, loyalist captured after British evacuation of Boston
• Black, Joseph
• Black, Moses
• Black, Mr.
• Black, Mr. (of Boston)
• Black, Thomas (Amer. seaman)
• Blackall v. Heal
• Blackburn, Joseph, portrait of James Otis
• Blackburne, Francis (British)
• Blackheath, England
• Blackmore, Sir Richard
• Blacksmiths
• Blackstock Plantation, S.C.
• Blackstone, Sir William
• Blackwell, Capt. (of the Amer. schooner Milford)
• Blackwell v. Eales (——— and Blackall v. Heal)
• Blackwell (Blackwall), Thomas
• Blackwood's Magazine
• Bladensburg, Md.
• Bladud, King (purported founder of Bath)
• Blaeu, John, Atlas Maior
• Blagden, Rev. George W.
• Blair & Rives (of Congressional Globe)
• Blair, Capt. (British)
• Blair, Francis Preston (ed. The Globe)
• Blair, Hugh
• Blair, John (justice)
• Blair, Mrs. (wife of Samuel)
• Blair, Rev. Samuel
• Blaise, Adolphe
• Blake, Anne Izard (wife of William)
• Blake, Anne (daughter of William)
• Blake, Daniel (merchant at Nantes)
• Blake, Edward, Jr. (Harvard 1824)
• Blake, Edward (deceased)
• Blake, Francis (H.C. 1789)
• Blake, Francis or George
• Blake, George (H.C. 1789)
• Blake, Rev. James
• Blake, James H.
• Blake, Joseph, Jr. (H.C. 1786)
• Blake, Mary M. Dehon (wife of Edward, Jr.)
• Blake, Mrs. (of Boston, niece of Dr. Perkins)
• Blake, Admiral Robert, Johnson's life of
• Blake, Samuel Parkman
• Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Parkman
• Blake, Sarah (wife of Edward)
• Blake, T.
• Blake, William (of S.C.)
• Blake, William (Brit. painter)
• Blake, William Henry
• Blakly
• Blanchard, Dr., of Providence, R.I.
• Blanchard, Jean Pierre (balloonist)
• Blanchard, Mrs. (in Boston)
• Blanchelande, Lt. Col. Philibert François Roussel de
• Blanco, Juan
• Bland, Richard (Va. member of Congress)
• Bland, Col. Theodorick
• Blandard, R. (engraver), “Horse-Shoe Fall”
• Blandford, England
• Blaney, Joseph
• “Blank Dispatches”
• Blankets
• Blaye, France
• Blaze-Castle, British ship, captured
• Bleakley (Blakney), John (of Phila.)
• Bleeding (medical treatment)
• Bleiswyck, Pieter van (Grand Pensionary of Holland)
• Blenheim Palace (Brit. estate)
• Blésois (Blaisois), France
• Blessington, Marguerite, Countess of, Conversations with Lord Byron
• Blewer, Capt. Joseph
• Bliss, Daniel
• Bliss, Daniel and Mrs., Boston loyalists at Quebec
• Bliss, George
• Bliss, John (of Mass.)
• Bliss, Jonathan
• Bliss, Moses, identified
• Bliss, Mr., intercepted letter from, read in Mass. Provincial Congress
• Bliss, Samuel, in No. 63
• Bliss, Theodore
• Bliss, of Charlestown, Mass.
• Bliss, of Springfield, Mass.
• Blistering (medical treatment)
• Blitz (juggler)
• Bloch, Marc Eliéser, Ichtyologie
• Block Island
• Block, Adrian
• Blockade of Boston
• Blockades
• The Blockheads, or The Affrightened Officers
• Blodget, Mr. (in Boston and Medford)
• Blodget, Mrs. (of Gibraltar, in Boston and Medford)
• Blodget, Nathan (son of Judge Samuel)
• Blodget, of Boston
• Blodget, Benjamin (son of Judge Samuel)
• Blodget, Caleb (son of Judge Samuel)
• Blodget, Judge Samuel (of Haverhill)
• Blodget, Samuel, Jr. (son of Judge Samuel)
• Blodget, William (son of Judge Samuel)
• Blomberg, Hendrik van
• Blondel, François, Nouvelle manière
• Blondel, Mr.
• Blondin (servant)
• Blondot, Mr.
• Blood, whole and half
• Bloody Point Ferry
• “Bloody-back,” reference to flogging
• Blount, Mr.
• Blowers, Sampson Salter
• Blue Devils (farce)
• Blue Hills, Mass.
• “Blue stockings,” CFA's comments on
• Blue, Charles (ex-prisoner)
• Blunt, Rev. John
• Blunt, Joseph (of N.Y.)
• Blush, Elijah (Elisha), witness, No. 43
• Blussé, Pieter (of Dordrecht)
• Bluster
• Blyenburg (Dutch warship)
• Blyth, Benjamin
• Blyth, John, Jr.
• Blyth, John, Sr.
• Boaden, James, Memoirs of Mrs. Inchbald
• Board of Admiralty
• Board of Sick and Hurt Seamen (British)
• Board of Trade and Plantations (British)
• Board of Trade, Bilbao
• Board of Treasury
• Board of War and Ordnance
• Boarding House, The (farce)
• Boardman, John Howe (Harvard 1826)
• Boardman, Capt. Offin
• Boardman, Susanna Adams
• Boardman, William, rejected juror, No. 63
• Boardman, of Boston
• Bob (Amer. cartel ship)
• Boccaccio, Giovanni
• Bockenheim, Germany
• Bocking, England
• Boddington, Mary
• Bodfish et al. v. Selectmen of Barnstable
• Bodin, Jean, “Republic”
• “Body,” the (Boston mass meeting)
• Boehme (Behmen), Jakob
• Boeotians
• Boerhaave, Hermann (Dutch medical scientist)
• Boers (Bourse), Frederik Willem
• Boetzelaer, Christina Charlotte Margaretha (von Stoecken), Baroness van den
• Boetzelaer, uncle of Lynden van Blitterswyck
• Boger, Lt. Richard
• Bohemia
• Boïeldieu, François Adrien, La dame blanche
• Boies and Clark v. Russell
• Boies v. Gillespie, Form XXVII
• Boies, Antipas
• Boies, Hannah Clark (wife of Jeremiah Smith)
• Boies (Boyes), James
• Boies, Jeremiah Smith
• Boies, Lucy
• Boies, Mr.
• Boileau-Despréaux, Nicolas (French poet and critic)
• Boiling, R. (of Va.)
• Boin
• Boisbertrand, Gayault de, letter to Commissioners listed
• Boissy, Louis de, Le Français à Londres
• Bold Dragoons (afterpiece)
• Boleyn, Anne
• Boling, Mr.
• Bolingbroke, Henry St. John, Viscount
• Bollan, William
• Bologna, Italy, tower of
• Bolter, suit against, over apprentice weaver
• Bolton, Charles
• Bolton, Conn.
• Bolton, Mass.
• Bolívar, Simón
• Bombastes Furioso
• Bomford, Col. George
• Bonaparte, Charles
• Bonaparte, Charles Lucien Jules Laurent, Memoirs
• Bonaparte, Jerome Napoleon (Harvard 1826)
• Bonaparte, Joseph, identified
• Bonaparte, Napoleon
• Bonaventure Island, Quebec
• Bonavista, Cape, Newfoundland
• Bonbelles (Bombelles?), Baron de (of the Cérès)
• Bond, Charles (watchmaker)
• Bond, George
• Bond, Mrs. (wife of George), and daughter
• Bond, Hannah Cranch (niece of Richard Cranch)
• Bond, Sarah Roberts (wife of Thomas, Sr.)
• Bond, Dr. Thomas, Jr. (1743-1794)
• Bond, Dr. Thomas, Sr. (1712-1784)
• Bond, William (husband of Hannah)
• Bond, Col. William
• Bond, appeal
• Bond, chancery of
• Bond, customs
• Bond, performance, action on
• Bondfield, Achlam (brother of John)
• Bondfield, Hayward & Co. (Bordeaux)
• Bondfield, John (U.S. agent at Bordeaux)
• Bonds
• Bonds of matrimony, divorce from
• Bonetta (British sloop)
• Bongass, Robert (prisoner at Dinan, France)
• Bonham's Case, cited, No. 44
• Bonhamtown, N.J.
• Bonhomme Richard (Continental ship, formerly the Duc de Duras)
• Boniface VIII, Pope
• Bonne, Rigobert (French hydrographer)
• Bonner, John
• Bonnet, Mr. (attorney)
• Bonnet (Bonnett), Stede
• Bonnot de Condillac, Etienne, Abbé
• Book of Abigail and John
• Book of Assizes, cited
• Book of Common Prayer
• Books and booksellers
• Boon, Ratliff (U.S. Repr., Ind.)
• Boors' wagons, in the Netherlands
• Booth (dog)
• Booth, Junius Brutus (English actor)
• Boothbay, James, witness, No. 2
• Boott family
• Boott, Elizabeth
• Boott, Frances
• Boott, Kirk
• Boott, Mrs. (wife of Kirk)
• Boott, William
• Bordeaux, France
• Borden, Ann
• Borden, Mr. (Antimason)
• Borden, Nathaniel Briggs (U.S. Repr., Mass.)
• Bordentown, N.J.
• Bordieu
• Bordieu, Mary (Polly) Sears
• Bordieu, in London
• Bordley, John Beale (half-brother of Edmund Jenings)
• Bordley, John or Matthias (nephews of Edmund Jenings)
• Bordman, Mr., in No. 1
• Boreas (British frigate)
• Boreas (mythical)
• Boreel, Mrs. (wife of Willem)
• Boreel, Willem (Holland deputy to and president of States General)
• Boreham, England
• Borga, Finland
• Borgia family
• Borgia, Cesare, Duke of Valentinois
• Borland property
• Borland, Anna Vassall (wife of John)
• Borland, Capt. Archibald (of the Tryall; British prisoner)
• Borland, Francis
• Borland, Francis Lindall
• Borland, John
• Borland, Leonard Vassall
• Borland, Samuel (H.C. 1786)
• Born to Good Luck (farce)
• Borosdin, Gen. (Russian)
• Borré, Chevalier de Prudhomme de
• Borrough (Bourrough), William
• Borsselert, W. Z. van (president of States General)
• Bory (Borry), of Paris
• Borzachini, in JA's accounts
• Bos, Lambert
• Boscawen, Edward
• Boscawen, N.H., farm of Webster family
• Boschart, Mr. (Dordrecht pensionary)
• Boson v. Sandford
• Bosset de la Rochette, Baron Georges François (envoy from German states to the Netherlands)
• Bossuet, Jacques Bénigne
• Boston & Sandwich Glass Co.
• Boston (Amer. privateer)
• Boston (Continental frigate)
• Boston (formerly the Zechary Baily), Mass. privateer
• Boston (packet)
• Boston (pseudonym)
• Boston (ship)
• Boston Athenaeum
• Boston Bank
• Boston Bar Association, first
• “Boston Bewick Company”
• Boston Cadets
• Boston Censor, quoted
• Boston Chronicle
• Boston Commercial Gazette, article against JQA in
• Boston Committee of Correspondence
• Boston Courier
• Boston Daily Advertiser
• Boston Daily Advertiser & Patriot
• Boston Daily Advocate
• Boston Daily Atlas
• Boston Daily Whig
• Boston Debating Society
• Boston Evening Post
• Boston Gazette
• Boston Harbor
• Boston Housewright Association
• Boston Instructions
• Boston Latin School
• Boston Light Infantry
• Boston Light, Beacon Island
• Boston Lighthouse, Little Brewster Island
• Boston Lyceum, CFA delivers lecture for
• Boston Magazine
• Boston Manufacturing Co.
• Boston Masonic Mirror
• Boston Massacre
• Boston Massacre Trials
• Boston Medical Library
• Boston Medical Society
• Boston Morning Post
• Boston Neck
• Boston News Letter
• Boston Packet (ship)
• Boston Patriot
• Boston Port Act
• Boston Post Boy
• Boston Post Road
• Boston Prize Poems, reviewed
• Boston Public Library
• Boston Rangers (military company)
• Boston Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge
• Boston Tea Party
• Boston Weekly Advertiser
• Boston and Lowell railroad
• Boston and Providence railroad
• Boston, Mass.
• Bostonian, A, newspaper pseudonym
• “Boston” (card game)
• Bostwick sisters (of N.Y.)
• Bostwick, Hannah
• Bostwick, Mary
• Boswell, James
• Botany
• Botereau & Co. (Amsterdam mercantile firm)
• Botoneca, Pepala
• Botsen (Botzen), Capt., pilot for North American coast
• Botson, William, witness, No. 64
• Botta, Charles, War of the Independence
• Bottomry bond, suit on
• Bouchant, Mr. (surgeon on the Courier de l'Amérique)
• Boucher, Jonathan
• Bouderot, Basil
• Boudinot, Elias (N.J. member of Congress)
• Boudot, Jean, Dictionarium Universale Latino-Gallicum
• Bouffet (Bouffé), of Paris
• Boufflers-Rouverel, Marie Charlotte Hippolyte de Camps de Saujon, Comtesse de
• Bougainville, Como. Louis-Antoine de
• Bouhours, Dominique, Pensées ingénieuses des anciens et des modernes
• Bouillé, François Claude Amour, Marquis de (gov. of Martinique)
• Bouillon, Duchess de
• Bouker, Leonard, purchaser of JQA's Vt. property
• Boulainvilliers, Anne Gabriel Henri Bernard, Marquis de
• Boulainvilliers, Henri, Comte de
• Boulainvilliers, Mlle. (Mlle. de Passy)
• Boulainvilliers, Mme.
• Bouligny, Dominique (U.S. Sen., La.)
• Boulogne, France
• Boulogne-Billancourt, France
• Boulonnoise (French brig)
• Boundaries, U.S.
• Boundbrook, Battle of
• Bounties, recruiting
• Bounty (H.M.S.), trial of mutineers
• Bourbon (Continental frigate)
• Bourbon, Duc de
• Bourbon, House of
• Bourbonnais Regiment
• Bourdaloue, Louis
• Bourdieu, Maria Sears (wife of Peregrine)
• Bourdieu, Peregrine
• Bourgatte, Charles, account of Boston Massacre
• Bourgogne, La (French warship)
• Bourgogne, Louis, Duc de
• Bourn, Rev. Samuel, CFA reads sermon
• Bourne, E. A.
• Bourne, Melatiah
• Bourne, Mr. (in Cambridge)
• Bourne, Rouse
• Bourne, Mrs. (wife of Shearjashub)
• Bourne, Shearjashub
• Bourrough
• Boursault, Edmé, Le mercure galant
• Bourse
• Bouscaren
• Boush, Dr. (of Va.)
• Boutineau, James
• Bouvet, old French naval officer in Lorient
• Bouwens & Van der Hoop (Amsterdam mercantile firm)
• Bouwens, Daniël Jan (Amsterdam merchant-banker)
• Boux, Mr. (Amsterdam shipbuilder)
• Bovee, Mr. (of Hingham)
• Bow, N.H.
• Bowden, Rev. John
• Bowditch
• Bowditch, Nathaniel
• Bowditch, Nathaniel I.
• Bowdoin College
• Bowdoin prize, Harvard
• Bowdoin v. Springer
• Bowdoin, Elizabeth
• Bowdoin, Elizabeth
• Bowdoin, Elizabeth Erving (wife of James)
• Bowdoin, Hannah Portage (James' mother)
• Bowdoin, James (1726-1790)
• Bowdoin, James ([Temple], “Uncle Bowdoin”)
• Bowdoin, James, Jr. (1752-1811)
• Bowdoin, John (of Va.)
• Bowdoin, Mr. (of Va.)
• Bowdoin, Mr. (of Va.)
• Bowdoin, William
• Bowdoinham, Maine
• Bowen, Abel (lithographer and engraver)
• Bowen, Daniel
• Bowen (Boin), Jeremiah, in No. 36
• Bowen, Peter, witness, No. 56
• Bowens, Francis (Ostend merchant)
• Bowens, Mr. (postmaster at Ostend, brother of Francis)
• Bowering
• Bowering, John (of Exeter, England)
• Bowering, Miss, daughter of John Bowering of Exeter, England
• Bowering, brother of John Bowering of Exeter, England
• Bowers, Jerathmeel (of Mass.)
• Bowes, Boston shopkeeper
• Bowes, William
• Bowin (of Boulogne)
• Bowles v. Bury
• Bowles, Capt., litigation with Chambers
• Bowles, Carington (London printer)
• Bowling
• Bowman, Archibald, witness, No. 64
• Bowman, Jonathan
• Bowman, Jonathan, Jr. (1735-1804), identified
• Bowman, Jonathan, Sr. (1703-1775), identified
• Bowman, Nathaniel (H.C. 1786)
• Bowman, tavernkeeper of Oxford, Mass.
• Bowood, Wiltshire, England
• Bowring, John
• Boxford Parish v. Rogers
• Boxing
• Boyd, George (1779-1846, brother-in-law of LCA), identified
• Boyd, Harriet Johnson (1781-1850, wife of George, sister of LCA), identified
• Boyd, Gen. John Parker
• Boyd, John Quincy Adams (b. 1806, nephew of LCA)
• Boyd, Joshua Johnson (d. 1832, nephew of LCA)
• Boyd, Julian P.
• Boyd, Lawrence, letter to JA listed
• Boyd, Mr. (a youth)
• Boyd, Mr. (law client)
• Boyd, Mr. (of Portland, Maine)
• Boyd, Susan (Harrod)
• Boyd, William
• Boyd, William
• Boyenton, Edmund (of the Ranger)
• Boyer, Abel
• Boyes
• Boyle, Hamilton
• Boyle, John, 5th Earl of Orrery, Remarks on the Life and Writings of Dr. Jonathan Swift
• Boyle, Robert
• Boyle-Walsingham, Como. Robert
• Boylston Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
• Boylston Market
• Boylston family of Boston
• Boylston family seal
• Boylston family coat of arms
• Boylston prize declamations, Harvard
• Boylston, Alicia Darrow (2d wife of Ward Nicholas)
• Boylston, Ann White (wife of Peter, JA's maternal grandmother)
• Boylston, Anne
• Boylston, Dudley
• Boylston, Elizabeth
• Boylston, John (1709-1795, 1st cousin of JA's mother)
• Boylston, John Lane
• Boylston, Mary
• Boylston, Mary
• Boylston, Mary Gardner (wife of Thomas)
• Boylston, Nicholas (1716–1771, cousin of JA's mother)
• Boylston, Peter (d. 1743, JA's grandfather)
• Boylston, Rebecca
• Boylston, Richard
• Boylston, Sarah Morecock (d. 1774, wife of Thomas, great-aunt of JA)
• Boylston, Susanna (JA's mother)
• Boylston, Thomas (1644?-1696?, JA's great-grandfather)
• Boylston, Thomas
• Boylston, Thomas (1667-1739)
• Boylston, Thomas (1721-1798, 1st cousin of JA's mother)
• Boylston, Thomas (d. 1739 great-uncle of JA)
• Boylston, Thomas, and JA
• Boylston, Ward Nicholas (1747–1828, 2d cousin of JA)
• Boylston, Ward Nicholas, 2d, admission to Harvard
• Boylston, Dr. Zabdiel (1679-1766, great uncle of JA)
• Boyne (British ship of the line)
• Boystel, French consul general in Spain
• Boze, Joseph, portrait of Lafayette by
• Braam, Capt. van (Dutch naval officer)
• Brabant (province of Belgium)
• Brabant, Sophie de (pantomimist)
• Brace, Capt., witness, No. 52
• Bracht, Herman van (Dutch editor and translator)
• Bracket (Brackett), Joshua (innkeeper)
• Bracket, Mr. (of Braintree?), goods consigned to
• Brackett's Tavern, Braintree
• Brackett, Alice
• Brackett, Benjamin (Amer. prisoner)
• Brackett, Hannah Whipple (wife of Joshua)
• Brackett, James (of Braintree)
• Brackett, James, Jr.
• Brackett (Bracket), Joseph
• Brackett, Capt. Joseph(?) (of Braintree)
• Brackett, Joshua (N.H. physician and admiralty judge)
• Brackett, Joshua (of Boston)
• Brackett, Mary (wife of James)
• Brackett, Mercy (wife of William)
• Brackett (Bracket), Mr., the Adamses' tenant or farm hand
• Brackett, Mrs., of Braintree
• Brackett, Richard (of Braintree)
• Brackett, Mrs. (wife of Richard), administratrix
• Brackett, Rufus (tenant)
• Brackett, Sarah (daughter of James)
• Brackett, Thomas O.
• Brackett, Thomas, Braintree loyalist voted “Inimical”
• Brackett, William (of Braintree)
• Brackett, Mr., of Braintree
• Bracketts, inn and stable, Boston
• Bracton, Henry de
• Bradbury, Francis
• Bradbury, George (H.C. 1789)
• Bradbury, Harriet
• Bradbury, John
• Bradbury, John, of York, Maine
• Bradbury, Miss
• Bradbury, Theophilus (of Portland, Maine)
• Bradbury, brother of Theophilus
• Braddock, Gen. Edward (British)
• Bradford, Capt., of Boston
• Bradford, Col., of Boston
• Bradford, Col., witness, No. 34
• Bradford, Alden (H.C. 1786)
• Bradford, Claudius
• Bradford, Gamaliel (justice)
• Bradford, Gamaliel, article on phrenology
• Bradford, Capt. Job
• Bradford, Capt. John (Mass. Continental agent)
• Bradford, John(?), on British losses at Bunker Hill
• Bradford, John, deposition, No. 58
• Bradford, Mass.
• Bradford, Mr. (of Mass.), in R.I. campaign
• Bradford, Richard, witness, No. 62
• Bradford, Mr. S., carries letters from AA to JA
• Bradford, Samuel (son of Capt. John)
• Bradford, Dr. Samuel, witness, No. 1
• Bradford, Samuel?
• Bradford, T. G.
• Bradford, Thomas
• Bradford, Thomas and William (printers)
• Bradford, Col. William, Jr.
• Bradford, William (governor, Plymouth Colony)
• Bradford, William (of Va.)
• Bradford, William, Philadelphia printer
• Bradford, in Nantes
• Bradish's tavern, Cambridge
• Bradish, Luther
• Bradlee, B.
• Bradlee, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H.
• Bradlee (Bradley), Joanna Frothingham (wife of Josiah)
• Bradlee, Joseph P.
• Bradlee, Josiah
• Bradlee, Mary, suicide
• Bradley, David, in Form VII
• Bradley, David, witness, No. 59
• Bradley, N., eccentric family of
• Bradley, Susanna
• Bradley, William Czar (U.S. Rep., Vt.), identified
• Bradshaw, Thomas
• Bradstreet, Anne, Several Poems
• Bradstreet, Miss
• Brag (card game)
• Braganza, Catherine of
• Braham, John, and Charles Edward Horn, Devil's Bridge
• Brailsford, Miss
• Brailsford, Mr., passenger on South Carolina
• Brailsford, Norton (of Boston)
• Brailsford, William (of S.C.)
• Braintree Instructions on Stamp Act
• Braintree, England
• Braintree, Mass.
• Brakel, de, of The Hague
• Bran, R.
• Brancard, Duke of
• Brancas (Brancard), Count
• Branch Bank
• Branch, John (secretary of navy)
• Brand Hollis, Thomas
• Brand, Elizabeth (sister of Thomas Brand Hollis)
• Brand, Timothy (father of Thomas Brand Hollis)
• Branden, Benjamin
• Brandenberg-Anspach, Margrave of
• Brandenburg, Mr. (Stockholm merchant)
• Brandenburg, Mr.
• Brandenburg-Ansbach (-Bayreuth), Germany
• Brandywine (ship)
• Brandywine, Battle of
• Brannan, John
• Brant, Irving
• Brant, Joseph (Mohawk chief)
• Brantôme, Pierre de Bourdeilles, seigneur de
• Brants, Mr.
• Brantsen, Gerard (Dutch peace negotiator)
• Brantzenburg, Baron Dirk van Heeckeren van (Dutch minister plenipotentiary in Russia)
• Brattle v. Murray
• Brattle, Thomas (son of William)
• Brattle, Thomas
• Brattle, Thomas
• Brattle, Gen. William
• Brattleboro, Vt.
• Braver, John
• Braxton (Amer. merchant ship)
• Braxton, Carter (Va. member of Congress)
• Bray, Moses (captain)
• Bray, Capt. William (of the Chester)
• Brayton v. Robinson, Form XV
• Brayton, Elizabeth
• Brayton, Israel, plaintiff, Form XV
• Brayton, John
• Brayton, Preserved
• Brayton, Ruth (wife of John)
• Brazil
• Breach
• Bread
• Breck, Dr. (of Ala.)
• Breck, Mr.
• Breck, Samuel, Jr.
• Breck, Samuel, Sr.
• Breda, Netherlands
• Breda, treaty of, 1667
• Brederode, Baron de
• Brederode, Baroness de
• Brederode, Hendrik van, Dutch statesman
• Breed's Island
• Breed, Ebenezer
• Breed, Hannah
• Breeds Hill
• Brehon, James (ex-prisoner)
• Brehon, Samuel
• Bremen, Germany
• Brenan, Richard (Harvard student)
• Brent Tor, Dartmoor, England
• Brent, Daniel
• Brent, Harriet Cottringer (wife of Robert Young)
• Brent, Miss (daughter of William Brent)
• Brent, Mr. (of Washington)
• Brent, Robert Young
• Brent, Robert, identified
• Brentford, England
• Breslau, Germany
• Bresson, Mrs. (wife of Charles de, formerly Miss Thompson)
• Bresson, Charles de
• Brest, France
• Bret v. Audars
• Bretagne (French ship of the line)
• Breteuil, Louis Charles Auguste le Tonnelier, Baron de (French ambassador to Austria)
• Brethe, Lewis (ex-prisoner)
• Bretherton, James
• Breton, J. (ex-prisoner)
• Brett, Alexander (pseudonym)
• Brett, John Watkins
• Brett, John, transl. Essays, or Discourses
• Breukelen, Netherlands
• Brewer, Capt., tavernkeeper of Waltham, Mass.
• Brewer, Col. David, courtmartialed
• Brewer, Giles, defendant, No. 33
• Brewer, James, witness, No. 64
• Brewer, Col. Jonathan (of Mass.)
• Brewer, Mr., of Worcester
• Brewer, Rachel
• Brewer, Stephen
• Brewster, Sir David, Letters on Natural Magic
• Brewster, Job, witness, No. 34
• Brewster, John, Jr. (artist)
• Brewster, Oliver? (of Boston)
• Brewster, of Orange County, N.Y.
• Brewster, of Plymouth Plantation
• Breyman, Lt. Col. Heinrich Christoph (Hessian)
• Bria, Bernardo
• Briant, Rev. Lemuel
• Briant, Rev. Lemuel and Mrs., identified
• Brice, Mr.
• Brice, Robert (surgeon's mate), witness, No. 56
• Brickett, Brig. Gen. (Mass.) James
• Bricklayers
• Brickmaking, in Zuilen, Netherlands
• Bricks, Robert, witness, No. 59
• Bride of Abydos
• Bridesburg (Point-no-Point), Penn.
• Bridge, Rev. Ebenezer
• Bridge, Col. Ebenezer (of Mass.)
• Bridge, Ebenezer (of Chelmsford)
• Bridge, Elizabeth
• Bridge, James (H.C. 1787)
• Bridge, Nathan and Elizabeth
• Bridge, Samuel J.
• Bridgen & Waller (London mercantile firm)
• Bridgen, Edward (London merchant)
• Bridgen, Martha Richardson (wife of Edward)
• Bridger, John (Surveyor General of the Woods)
• Bridgewater, Mass.
• Bridgham (Bridgman), Ebenezer, witness, No. 64
• Bridgwater, Duke of
• Bridport, England
• Brielle, Netherlands
• Brienen, Mr. van
• Briesler, Esther Field (wife of John)
• Briesler, John (Adams family servant)
• Briesler, Miss (John's sister)
• Briggs, Barnaby, witness and juror, No. 14
• Briggs, Rev. Charles
• Briggs, Cyrus (GWA's classmate)
• Briggs, George
• Briggs, Rev. George Ware
• Briggs, Seth, witness, No. 14
• Briggs, minister at Scarborough, Maine
• Brigham, Benjamin (Harvard 1825)
• Brigham, Joseph (H.C. 1788)
• Brigham, Josiah
• Brigham, Mr. (of Boston)
• Brigham, Dr. William T.
• Brigham, William (tenant)
• Brigham, William(?)
• Brigham, of Southborough, Mass.
• Bright, Executor, v. Eynon
• Brighthelmstone
• Brightland, John, Grammar of the English Tongue
• Brighton, England
• Brighton, Mass.
• Brillon de Jouy, Jacques
• Brillon, Mlles.
• Brillon, Mme. d'Hardancourt
• Brillon, Mr.
• Brimfield, Mass.
• Brimmer, George Watson
• Brimmer, Martin (of Boston)
• Brimmer, Martin and Sarah Watson
• Brimmer, Mr.
• Brimmer, Sarah Watson (wife of Martin)
• Brimstone Hill, St. Kitts
• Brinckerhoff (Brinkhoff), Col. John, JA's host in Fishkill, N.Y.
• Brindley, James
• Brindley, Mr.
• Brinley, Col. Thomas (d. 1765), identified
• Brinley, Thomas, Jr.
• Brinlys, of Boston
• Brinton, Mr.
• Brisler
• Brissot de Warville, Jacques Pierre
• Bristol (Bristow), Earl of
• Bristol County Inferior Court of Common Pleas
• Bristol County, Mass.
• Bristol, England
• Bristol, Mass.
• Bristol, Mr. (of Boston)
• Bristol, Penn.
• Bristol, R.I.
• Britannia (British brig), captured by the Boston
• Britard (called Brizard), Jean Baptiste, actor
• British Admiralty
• British Apollo
• British Army
• British Classics, The
• British Constitution
• British Crown
• British Empire, predicted decline of
• British Museum
• British Navy
• British Queen (ship)
• British depredations
• British newspapers
• Brittany, France
• Britton, Johannes
• Britton, legal authority
• Briviesca, (Berebiesca), Spain
• Brixton, England
• Brizard
• Broad Haven (Brookhaven), Ireland
• Broad Sound, Boston Harbor
• Broad arrow
• Broadstreet v. Broadstreet, No. 22
• Broadstreet, Dr. Joseph, respondent, No. 22
• Broadstreet, Mrs. (wife of Joseph), libelant, No. 22
• Brocelsby, Dr. (an Englishman)
• Brock, Maj. Gen. Sir Isaac
• Brockville, Ont.
• Brodeau, Anna Maria
• Broders, Mr.
• “Brodie's Constitutional History,” Edinburgh Review
• Brodie, George, History of the British Empire from the Accession of Charles I to the Restoration
• Broglie, Achille Charles Léonce Victor, Duc de
• Broglie, Charles François, Comte de
• Broglie, Victor François, Duc and Maréchal de
• “Broken Hints”
• Bromfield
• Bromfield v. Lovejoy
• Bromfield, Elizabeth
• Bromfield, Hannah Clarke (2d wife of Henry, Sr.)
• Bromfield, Henry, Jr. (Amsterdam merchant)
• Bromfield, Henry, Sr. (Boston merchant)
• Bromfield, Margaret Fayerweather (1st wife of Henry, Sr.)
• Bromfield, Mr., carries letters between AA and JA
• Bromfield, Mr., passenger aboard the South Carolina
• Bromfield, Mr., publicizes Deane's commercial activities
• Bromfield, Sarah (Sally)
• Brook Farm experiment
• Brook, England
• Brook, Lawrence (ex-prisoner)
• Brook, Robert (ex-prisoner)
• Brooke, Frances (Moore), Rosina
• Brooke, Henry, The Fool of Quality
• Brooke, Dr. Laurence
• Brooke, Mr., in No. 52
• Brooke, Sir Robert
• Brookfield, Mass.
• Brookline v. Roxbury, No. 27
• Brookline, Mass.
• Brooklyn Heights, N.Y.
• Brooklyn, L.I.
• Brooks & Co. (hardware)
• Brooks family
• Brooks family meetings
• Brooks', tavern on Hudson River
• Brooks, Abigail Brown (1808-1889, later wife of Charles Francis Adams, designated as ABA in The Adams Papers)
• Brooks, Agnis
• Brooks, Maj. Alexander Scammell
• Brooks, Alfred (son of Jonathan)
• Brooks, Ann Gorham
• Brooks, Ann Gorham (1771-1830, wife of Peter Chardon, mother of ABA)
• Brooks, Anne Gorham (1830-1848, daughter of Edward)
• Brooks, Capt. Caleb, Jr.
• Brooks, Rev. Charles (1795-1872, son of Jonathan)
• Brooks, Mrs. (wife of Charles)
• Brooks, Charles (1795-1861, son of Cotton)
• Brooks, Charlotte Gray
• Brooks, Cotton Brown (1765-1834, brother of Peter Chardon)
• Brooks, Rev. Edward (1733-1781, grandfather of ABA)
• Brooks, Edward (1793-1878, brother of ABA)
• Brooks, Edward (1822-1865, son of Edward [1793-1878])
• Brooks, Edward (son of Mercy Tufts)
• Brooks, Maj. Eleazer (of Lincoln, Mass.)
• Brooks, Elizabeth (b. 1797, daughter of Jonathan)
• Brooks, Elizabeth Albree, d. 1826 (wife of Jonathan)
• Brooks, Elizabeth Boott (1799-1865, wife of Edward, sister-in-law of ABA)
• Brooks, Ellen Shepherd (1809-1884, wife of Gorham, sister-in-law of ABA)
• Brooks, Frances Dehon (1805-1861, wife of Sidney, sister-in-law of ABA)
• Brooks, Gorham (1795-1855, brother of ABA)
• Brooks, Henry (1807-1833, brother of ABA)
• Brooks, Horatio (1809-1843, brother of ABA)
• Brooks, Joanna Cotton
• Brooks, Lt. Col. John
• Brooks, John
• Brooks, Gen. John
• Brooks, Maj. John
• Brooks, Maj. John (19th Continental Infantry)
• Brooks, John (Mass. militia officer)
• Brooks, John (Mass. governor)
• Brooks, Jonathan (1765-1847)
• Brooks, Lucy Ann (b. 1810, daughter of Jonathan)
• Brooks, Lucy Ann (daughter of Cotton)
• Brooks, Mary
• Brooks, Mary Ann Phillips (wife of William Gray)
• Brooks, Mercy (1763-1849, later wife of Cotton Tufts Jr.)
• Brooks, Mercy Tufts (1742-1813, wife of Thomas, cousin of AA)
• Brooks, Miss (“not Abi,” in Boston)
• Brooks, Octavius (1813-1822, deceased brother of ABA)
• Brooks, Peter (son of Gorham)
• Brooks, Peter Chardon (1767-1849, father of ABA)
• Brooks, Peter Chardon, Jr. (1798-1880, brother of ABA)
• Brooks, Phillips
• Brooks, Richard A., statue of Robert Treat Paine, illus.
• Brooks, Samuel Reeves (1793-1870, son of Jonathan)
• Brooks, Samuel, Jr.
• Brooks, Shepherd (1837-1922, son of Gorham)
• Brooks, Sidney (1799-1878, brother of ABA)
• Brooks, Susan Oliver Heard (1806-1884, wife of Peter Chardon, Jr.)
• Brooks, Thomas (1732-1799, of Medford, great-uncle of ABA)
• Brooks, Thomas (son of Cotton)
• Brooks, Ward Chipman (1804-1828, brother of ABA)
• Brooks, William Gray (1805-1879, son of Cotton)
• Broom, Miss (acquaintance of AA2's)
• Broome, Elizabeth (daughter of Samuel)
• Broome, Phebe Platt (wife of Samuel)
• Broome, Samuel (merchant)
• Brother and Sister
• Brotherhead, William, The Book of the Signers
• Brough, W. F. (opera singer)
• “Brougham”
• Brougham, Henry, Lord
• Broughton, Capt. Nicholson
• Brouquen, letter
• Brouwer, Hendrik, Chs. zoon (Rotterdam merchant)
• Broves, Joseph Barthélemy, Comte de Rafélis de
• Browere, John Henri Isaac
• Brown
• Brown University (formerly Rhode Island College)
• Brown v. Hedges
• Brown v. Johnson
• Brown v. Lapham
• Brown v. Van Braam
• Brown, Capt. (of the Henrietta)
• Brown, Aaron Vail
• Brown, Lt. Col. Abijah
• Brown, Judge Beatrice J.
• Brown, Dr. Benjamin
• Brown, Boston merchant
• Brown, Counsellor, at Chancery Lane
• Brown, David Paul, Review of the Speech of Henry Brougham
• Brown, Dr.
• Brown, Eliza A.
• Brown, Elizabeth Otis (of Sleaford, Lincolnshire)
• Brown, Enoch
• Brown, Ethan Allen (U.S. Sen., Ohio)
• Brown, Frederick, identified
• Brown, Gawen (father of Mather)
• Brown, George
• Brown, Helen Tyler
• Brown, Henry Young
• Brown, Henry, A Narrative of the Anti Masonick Excitement in . . . New York
• Brown, Maj.-Gen. Jacob Jennings
• Brown, James
• Brown, James (of Cambridge, printer)
• Brown, James, in Smith v. Brown
• Brown, Col. John
• Brown, John (1736-1803, Providence merchant)
• Brown, John (1748-1833, secy. of U.S. Board of Admiralty)
• Brown, Rev. John (of Cohasset)
• Brown, Lt. John (of the Dispatch; ex-prisoner)
• Brown, John (of Boston)
• Brown, John (of Conn.)
• Brown, John (of Pittsfield, Mass.)
• Brown, John (of Providence)
• Brown, John (of the Ranger)
• Brown, John (owner of Roseanna)
• Brown, John (prisoner at Watertown)
• Brown, John A. (tenant), “the Steam Doctor”
• Brown, John Henry (artist)
• Brown, John, challenged juror, No. 64
• Brown, Joseph, Jr. (of Charleston, S.C.)
• Brown, Joseph, absent witness, No. 64
• Brown, Col. Josiah
• Brown, Lt. Leonard (husband of Elizabeth)
• Brown, Lt., in Nantes
• Brown, Lucy
• Brown, M. E. D. (artist)
• Brown, Mather (Amer. artist)
• Brown, Capt. Moses (of the Minerva)
• Brown, Mr. (brother of John, of Providence)
• Brown, Mr. (of Boston)
• Brown, Mr. (of Newburyport)
• Brown, Mr. (of Quincy)
• Brown, Mr. (veterinarian)
• Brown, Mr. (wagoner), employed by Lovell as carrier
• Brown, Mr.
• Brown, Mr., on GWA's affairs
• Brown, Mrs., funeral of, in Worcester
• Brown, Nicholas
• Brown, Rev. Obadiah B., identified
• Brown, Pamela Williams (wife of Jacob Jennings)
• Brown, Rebecca, witness, No. 29
• Brown, S.
• Brown, Stephen (stock auctioneer)
• Brown, Thomas Storrow
• Brown, Thomas, Lectures on the Human Mind
• Brown, W. S., in No. 12
• Brown, Capt. William (of Ipswich)
• Brown, Dr. William
• Brown, William
• Brown, William K. (Harvard student), identified
• Brown, William, in No. 13
• Brown, William, “of Salem, or Virginia”
• Brown, Col., near Reading, Penn.
• Brown, of Plymouth County
• Brown, Col., of Salem, Mass.
• Brown, pilot aboard La Sensible
• Browne, Dr., passenger on the Cicero from Bilbao
• Browne, John (of Mass. Bay Company)
• Browne, Brig. Gen. Montfort (British)
• Browne, Philip
• Browne, Robert (1550?-1633?), English Protestant reformer
• Browne, Samuel (judge)
• Browne, Judge William
• Browne, Woodbridge
• Brownell, Mr. (Antimason)
• Brownists
• Browns (Nicholas, Joseph, and John), manufacture cannon in Providence R.I.
• Brownson, Dr. Nathan (of Ga.)
• Brownson, Orestes Augustus
• Broxholme, Dr. Noel
• Bruay, France
• Bruce (British private)
• Bruce, Capt., conveys letter to Sons of Liberty
• Bruce, Col., British officer reported killed at Bunker Hill
• Bruges, Belgium
• Brumoy, Pierre
• Brunck, Richard François Philippe
• Brune (frigate, later Queen of France)
• Brunel (joiner)
• Brunell, of Paris
• Brunswick
• Brunswick, Germany
• Brunswick, House of
• Brunswick, Karl, Duke of
• Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel, Louis Ernst, Duke of (chief advisor to William V)
• Brunswick, Maine
• Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel, Frederick, Prince of
• Brunton, Ann (Brit. actress)
• Brunton, John (Brit. actor, father of Ann)
• Brush, Crean (“Greenbrush”)
• Brush, Eliphalet (N.Y. merchant)
• Brush (Brusch), Mr.
• Brussels, Belgium
• Brussels Gazette
• Brutus, Marcus Junius
• Brutus (Mass. privateer)
• Bruyn & Co. (Riga merchants)
• Bryan, Capt. (of the Peggy)
• Bryan, George (of Penn.)
• Bryan, Michael, A Biographical and Critical Dictionary of Painters and Engravers
• Bryant
• Bryant, Georgiana G. Lee (wife of John, Jr.)
• Bryant, Gridley
• Bryant, Jacob, Analysis of Ancient Mythology
• Bryant, William Cullen
• Bryant, tavernkeeper of Milford, Conn.
• Brydges, Sir Egerton
• Brydone, Patrick
• Bryent, Walter (stovemaker)
• Buccanier, ship
• Bucephalus (horse of Alexander the Great)
• Buchan, William
• Buchanan, Carolina Frye (wife of Andrew)
• Buchanan, Andrew (1766-1811, brother-in-law of LCA)
• Buchanan, James (U.S. Repr. and Sen., Penn.)
• Buchanan, Mary (later wife of Nathan Sanford)
• Buchanan, Robert Christie (1811-1878, first cousin of CFA)
• Buchanan, Susan
• Buchanan, William (commissary general)
• Buchannan, Archibald
• Buck, Mr., witness, No. 36
• Buckingham, Rev. Edgar
• Buckingham, England
• Buckingham, Rev. John Albert (son of Joseph)
• Buckingham, Joseph T. (ed., Boston Courier)
• Buckingham, legal authority
• Buckinghamshire, England
• Buckley, John
• Buckley, Mr. (first mate of Little Porga)
• Buckley, Mr. (stage performer)
• Buckminster (“Buck”), Col., of Framingham, Mass.
• Buckminster, Rev. Joseph (of Portsmouth, N.H.)
• Buckminster, Rev. Joseph Stevens
• Buckminster, Sarah Stevens (wife of Joseph)
• Buckminster, Mary Lyman (daughter of Rev. Joseph Buckminster), identified
• Bucknam, on JA's court circuit
• Buckner v. Finley
• Buckner, Col. Mordecai
• Bucks County, Penn.
• Buckskin (Amer. ship)
• Buckstone, J. B., Julie, or the Forced Marriage
• Budleigh Salterton, England
• Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Buffalo (British ship of the line)
• Buffalo, N.Y.
• Buffaut, of Paris
• Buffington, Capt. John (of the Marquis de la Fayette)
• Buffon, Georges Louis Leclerc, Comte de
• Bufford, John H. (lithographer), “Mrs. Wood in La Sonnambula”
• Buford, Col. Abraham
• Buh (classical scholar)
• Bühring, Mr.
• Bukaty, Franciszek (Polish minister to Great Britain)
• Buker (Bouker), Mrs.
• Bulckley, C. (ex-prisoner)
• Bulfinch, Rev. (Stephen Greenleaf?)
• Bulfinch, Charles (architect)
• Bulfinch, Judith
• Bulfinch, Dr. Thomas
• Bulkeley, tavernkeeper of Fairfield, Conn.
• Bulkely, John, witness, No. 64
• Bulkley (Buckly), Peter (agent for Mass.)
• Bulkley, John
• Bull Dog, galley
• Bull Island, Mass. (now part of Cross Island)
• Bull's Iron Works, Conn.
• Bull, Frederick (M.P. of London)
• Bull, John (S.C. member of Congress)
• Bull, Col. John, on tour of Delaware River defenses
• Bull, merchant of Hartford, Conn.
• Bull, of South Carolina
• Bull, tavernkeeper of White Plains, N.Y.
• Bullard, John
• Bullard, of Braintree
• Buller, Sir Francis, An Introduction to the Law Relative to Trials at Nisi Prius
• Bulloch (Bullock), Archibald (Ga. member of Congress)
• Bulstrode, Whitelocke
• Bulwer, Edward George Earle Lytton (afterwards Bulwer-Lytton)
• Bumstead, Thomas, carriage maker of Boston
• Bunch of Grapes, Boston tavern
• Bunch of Grapes, New York tavern
• Bunker Hill
• Bunker Hill, Battle of (1775)
• Bunker, Capt. (of President)
• Bunker, Charles (GWA's classmate), identified
• Bunker, Charles (of Nantucket)
• “Bunkers Hill or America's Head Dress” (satirical print)
• Bunyan, John, Pilgrim's Progress
• Buommattei, Benedetto, Della lingua toscana
• Burbank, Abijah (of Sutton, Mass.)
• Burbank, Silas, party in No. 2
• Burbeck, Capt. Edward
• Burbeck, Lt. Col. William
• Burch van Spieringshoek, van der, agent of the States General
• Burcourd, Mr. (of Amsterdam)
• Burd, Edward
• Burdett, Ebenezer
• Burdett, Elias
• Burdick, Benjamin, witness, Nos. 63, 64
• Bureau Général des Gazettes Etrangères (Paris), letter to JA listed
• Bureau, Mr. (of Paris)
• Buren, Philip William, Count of (son of William I)
• Burge, Josiah (H.C. 1787)
• Burges, Tristam (U.S. Repr., R.I.)
• Burgess, Samuel, witness, No. 43
• Burgess, William, London merchant
• Burgh, James
• Burghley, Lord
• Burgo Ranero, El, Spain
• Burgos, Spain
• Burgoyne, Gen. John (Brit.)
• Burgoynize
• Burgs, Van der, student at Latin Academy
• Burgundy wine
• Burgundy, Duke of
• Burgundy, France
• Burke (Burk), Capt. William, Continental Navy
• Burke, Aedanus
• Burke, Edmund (M.P.)
• Burke, Edward Plunkett (biographer)
• Burke, Master Joseph (actor)
• Burke, Thomas
• Burke, Thomas (N.C. member of Congress)
• Burlamaqui, Jean Jacques
• Burleigh, William (U.S. Rep., Maine)
• Burleigh, William Cecil, Lord
• Burling, Mr. (of Baltimore)
• Burlington, N.J.
• Burlington, Richard, Earl of
• Burlington, Vt.
• Burn
• Burn, John
• Burn, Richard
• Burnam v. Mugford, No. 4
• Burnam, John (captain of Hetty), plaintiff, No. 4
• Burnap, Rev. George Washington (of Baltimore)
• Burnell v. Martin
• Burnell, Barker (of Nantucket)
• Burnell, Capt. John (of the Montgomery)
• Burnell, of Kingsbridge, England
• Burnet, Gilbert, Bishop of Salisbury
• Burnett, James, Lord Monboddo
• Burney, Frances (Fanny, later Mme. D'Arblay)
• Burney, Sarah H., Traits of Nature
• Burniè, Mr. (engraver), “Newton's picture”
• Burns, Robert
• Burr, Aaron
• Burr, George(?), of Fairfield, Conn.
• Burr, Jonathan (Harvard tutor)
• Burr, Jonathan, juror, No. 64
• Burr, Thaddeus (of Fairfield, Conn.)
• Burr, Theodosia (Stillwell) Bartow Prevost (wife of Aaron)
• Burr, Theodosia
• Burrell, Ansiel (or Ansel), buys Smith parsonage in Weymouth
• Burrell, Dr., in English law case
• Burrell, of Braintree
• Burril, Mr. (Quincy tenant)
• Burril, Mrs.
• Burril, S. (tenant)
• Burrow, Sir James
• Burrows, in English legal history
• Burt, Edward, witness, No. 62
• Burt, Rev. Robert (Brit. clergyman)
• Burtin, François Xavier de, Traité . . . des connoissances des tableaux
• Burton, Warren (Harvard 1821)
• Busby, Richard
• Bushall, Capt. Abraham (of the Speedwell)
• Bushby, Mr. (guest of LCA)
• Bushby, Mrs. (guest of LCA)
• Bushell's Case
• Bushell, Abraham
• Bushnell, David
• Busoni, Mr. (Paris banker)
• Bussey, Benjamin (of Roxbury)
• Bussey, Eliza
• Bussley, Benjamin, witness, No. 43
• Busybody, The (play)
• Bute, John Stuart, 3d Earl of
• Bute, Mr., in No. 2
• Butler v. the Union, No. 50
• Butler, Benjamin F.
• Butler, Charles(?), essay on feudal system
• Butler, Frances Anne Kemble (wife of Pierce)
• Butler, Capt. Francis (of the Industry)
• Butler, Brig. Gen. John (N.C. militia)
• Butler, Maj. John (Brit.)
• Butler, Col. John (British Indian agent)
• Butler, John (loyalist)
• Butler, John (of Halifax)
• Butler, John (tide surveyor, Salem), libelant, No. 50
• Butler, Joseph, Bishop of Durham
• Butler, Joseph, in Form XXI
• Butler, Lt. Col., son of Thomas
• Butler, Pierce
• Butler, Pierce (of S.C.)
• Butler, Lt. Col. Richard (8th Penn. regiment)
• Butler, Col. Richard (U.S.)
• Butler, Samuel
• Butler, Thomas, appointed “public armourer” by Congress
• Butler, Thomas, letter to JA listed
• Butler, Walter N. (loyalist)
• Butler, William, witness, No. 32
• “Butter Rebellion,” at Harvard College
• Butter, William
• Butterfield, Maj. Isaac
• Butterfield, L. H.
• Butts, Enoch (ex-prisoner)
• Buxton, Bart., witness, No. 21
• Buyck, Pieter (of Ghent)
• Buzzard's Bay, Mass.
• Byberry, Penn.
• Byers (Biers), James, Philadelphia brass founder
• Byfield, Col. Nathaniel(?), anecdote of
• Bylaerd (Bylaert), Joannes Jacobus, drawing of the University of Leyden
• Bylandt, Capt. Frederik Sigismund van (of the Mars)
• Bylandt, Adm. Lodewijk van (Dutch)
• Byles, Rev. Mather (pastor, Hollis Street Church, Boston)
• Byng, George, M.P.
• Byng, Adm. John (Brit.)
• Bynkershoek, Cornelis van, Opera omnia
• Bynum, Jesse A. (U.S. Repr., N.C.)
• Byram River
• Byrd, Mr., indebted to Robert New
• Byrne, John (JA's barber)
• Byrne, Mrs. (wife of John)
• Byrom, John, shorthand system of
• Byron, Lady (Anne Isabella Milbrooke)
• Byron, George Gordon Noel, 6th Baron Byron
• Bryon, Vice Adm. John (Brit.)
• Byron, John (of Purbright, England)
• Bysshe, Edward, English Poetry