Index: Consolidated, C

• C., Mr. (Paris banker)
• CA
• CFA
• CFA2
• Cabaniss, James B. (Harvard student)
• Cabaret (Paris stationer)
• Cabarrus Jeune, B. de (Bordeaux merchant)
• Cabarrus, Père & fils (Bayonne merchants)
• Cabinet Cyclopaedia
• Cabinetmakers
• Cable, Joseph, witness, No. 43
• Cabot (Continental brig)
• Cabot family, of Beverly, Mass.
• Cabot (Cobet, Corbet), Andrew and brothers, shipowners of Beverly, Mass.
• Cabot, Andrew (shipowner of Beverly, Mass.)
• Cabot, Edward Clark, designs Stone Library for CFA
• Cabot, Elizabeth (wife of Josiah)
• Cabot, Maj. and Mrs. Francis
• Cabot, Mrs. (wife of George)
• Cabot, Henry (of Boston)
• Cabot, J. S. (of Salem)
• Cabot, John
• Cabot, Joseph (H.C. 1788)
• Cabot (Cabbitt), Josiah, in No. 10
• Cabot, Lewes (Lewis)
• Cabot, Mr.
• Cabot, Mr.
• Cabot, Sancto (Sautius)
• Cabot, Sebastian
• Cacabelos, Spain
• Cadalso, José de, Cartas Marruecas (“The Moorish Letters”)
• Cadell, Thomas
• Cádiz, Spain
• Cadleigh, England
• Cadmus (Greek hero), Everett on
• Cadmus (ship)
• Cadwalader, Brig. Gen. John
• Cadwalader, Mary
• Cadwalader, Mr. (of Philadelphia)
• Cadwalader, Thomas
• Caesar, Julius
• Caesar (French privateer)
• Caesar (dog)
• Caesar v. Greenleaf, No. 42
• Caesar v. Taylor, No. 41
• Caesar's wife, witness, No. 41
• Caesar, defendant, No. 41
• Caesar, plaintiff in Watson v. Caesar
• Caesar, “a molatto man” (Caesar Hendrick), defendant, No. 42
• Cain
• Calabria
• Calais (servant)
• Calais, France
• Calbiac, Baron de
• Calchas
• Calcutta, India
• Caldwel, Ann, witness, No. 59
• Caldwell, Capt. (of Rose)
• Caldwell, Elizabeth (nurserymaid)
• Caldwell, Hannah Ogden (wife of James)
• Caldwell, Rev. James (chaplain)
• Caldwell, James, victim, Boston Massacre
• Caldwell, John Edwards
• Caldwell, Josiah (of Ipswich)
• Caldwell, Mr., commissary
• Caldwell, N.Y.
• Caldwell, William
• Caldwell, of Braintree
• Calef (Calf), Daniel, witness, No. 63
• Calef, Joseph
• Calef, Capt. Robert, witness, No. 56
• Calendar, old and new style
• Calf, Mr.
• Calhoun, Floride Bonneau (wife of John C.)
• Calhoun, John Caldwell (S.C. statesman)
• Calhoun, William B. (of Springfield)
• California
• Caligula (Roman emperor)
• “Caliope”
• Caliph of Bagdad (ballet)
• Calite, Cato (of the Ranger)
• Calkoen, Hendrik (Amsterdam lawyer)
• Call, Richard Keith (Congressional delegate from Fla.)
• Callaghan v. A. Lague Express
• Callahan, Capt. John (of Boston)
• Callahan, Lucretia (wife of John)
• Callbeck, Philip
• Callender, Capt., of Philadelphia
• Callender, Capt. John
• Callihorne
• “Callisthenes”
• “Calm Observer, A”
• Calomel (medicine)
• Calonne, Charles Alexandre de (French controller general)
• Calvert County, Md.
• Calvert, Col., of Md.
• Calvert, Eleanor
• Calvert, George, 1st Earl of Baltimore
• Calvert, Miss (guest at Jackson ball)
• Calvin v. Smith
• Calvin, John
• Calvinists
• Calvin’s Case
• Calypso (mythical)
• Camac, Turner (of Phila.)
• Camaraf, Josef Gonzales de la (of Seville, Spain)
• Camaran, M. de
• Camaret, France
• Camariñas, Spain
• Cambrai (Cambray), Archbishop of
• Cambrai, France
• Cambreleng, Churchill Caldom (U.S. Repr., N.Y.)
• Cambridge Light Infantry
• Cambridge Platform of 1648
• Cambridge Press (newspaper)
• Cambridge River
• Cambridge University
• Cambridge, Mass.
• Cambridgeport, Mass.
• Camden, Battle of
• Camden, Charles Pratt, 1st Earl of (president of Privy Council)
• Camels (maritime device)
• Caminostrow (island near St. Petersburg)
• Cammell or Campbel, Mrs., in No. 27
• Camp, John
• Camp, Mr. (of Durham, Conn.)
• “Campaign”
• Campan, Jeanne Louise Henriette Genet, Mémoires sur la vie privée de Marie-Antoinette
• Campbell, Lt. Col. Archibald (British)
• Campbell, Archibald
• Campbell (Cambell), Col. (British)
• Campbell, Col. (British)
• Campbell, Colen (Brit. architect)
• Campbell, Donald
• Campbell, George, The Philosophy of Rhetoric
• Campbell, Capt. James (of Md.)
• Campbell, Jo., owned copy of Van Muyden’s Tractatio
• Campbell (Camel), John, minister at Oxford, Mass.
• Campbell, Maj. Gen. John (British)
• Campbell, John, 4th Earl of Loudoun
• Campbell, John, A Political Survey of Britain
• Campbell, Mr. (in Continental Army)
• Campbell, Mr. (of Ala.)
• Campbell, Capt. Robert
• Campbell (Camel), Ensign Robert, captured and jailed
• Campbell, Thomas
• Campbeltown, Scotland
• Campeche, Bay of
• Campo y Pérez de la Serna, Bernardo del (Spanish diplomat)
• Campomenes, Sr.
• Camponaraya, Spain
• Campton, N.H.
• Canada
• Canada (steamer)
• Canada River
• Canada towns
• Canada, Commissioners of Continental Congress to
• Canal boats, in Netherlands
• Canal du Roi George
• Canals
• Canary Islands
• Cancale, France
• Canceau (British Navy, armed vessel)
• “Candidus”
• Candles
• Cane, Lt. Col. Maurice (British)
• Cange, Mr. Du (writer for Gravenhaagse NaCourant and Gazette de la Haye)
• Canker fever
• Cannae, Battle of
• Canning, George (Brit. politician)
• Cannon
• Cannon, James (Penn. politician)
• Cannon, Capt. Newton (of the Lady Washington)
• Cannon, Gov. Newton (of Tenn.)
• Canon (wine of Medoc)
• Canon and feudal law
• Canterbury, Archbishop of
• Canterbury, England
• Canton, China
• Canton, Mass.
• Canute, King
• “Canvass Backs” (food)
• Cap Français (now Cap-Haïtien, Haiti)
• Capacity as a party
• Capacity, testamentary
• Cape Ann, Mass.
• Cape Bonavista, and fisheries question
• Cape Breton
• Cape Canso (Nova Scotia)
• Cape Charles, Va.
• Cape Clear, Ireland
• Cape Cod, Mass.
• Cape Cod Harbor
• Cape Diamond, Quebec City
• Cape Elizabeth
• Cape Fear, N.C.
• Cape Fear River, N.C.
• Cape Finisterre, Spain
• Cape Gracias á Dios, Nicaragua
• Cape Henlopen, Del.
• Cape Henry, Va.
• Cape Horn
• Cape May, N.J.
• Cape Mendocino
• Cape Neddick (Nittick) River, Maine
• Cape North, Nova Scotia
• Cape Ortegal, Spain
• Cape Ray
• Cape Sable, Nova Scotia
• Cape St. Nicholas Môle, Haiti
• Cape St. Vincent, Portugal
• Cape Torinaña
• Cape Town, South Africa
• Cape Verde Islands
• Cape Villano
• Cape de la Hague
• Cape of Good Hope
• Capelle, M.
• Capellen van de Marsch, Robert Jasper, Baron van der (cousin of Capellen tot den Pol)
• Capellen tot den Pol, Joan Derk, Baron van der (Dutch anti-Orangist patriot)
• Capen v. Spear
• Capen, Gen. Aaron
• Capen, Rev. Lemuel
• Capetown
• Capias ad respondendum, writ of, defined
• Capias ad satisfaciendum, defined
• Capias for witness
• Capital of United States, debate over location of
• Capital punishment
• Capuchins
• Caracciolo, Domenico, Marchese di Villa Marina (Neapolitan minister to France)
• Caradori-Allan, Maria Caterina Rosalbina
• Caraman, Maurice Riquet de
• Caramanico, Principe di
• Carasedo River, Spain
• Carbo
• Cardan, Mme.
• Cardelli, Pietro (artist)
• Cards
• Care, Henry E., English Liberties
• Care, duty of, bailee's
• Carew, Bampfylde Moore
• Carey
• Carey, Alpheus, cuts inscriptions for tablet to JA and AA
• Carey, Charles
• Carey, Henry, 2d Earl of Monmouth, translator of Bentivoglio's History
• Carey, Col. Simeon (of Bridgewater, Mass.)
• Cargill, James
• Caribs, identified
• Cariolanus Aletta (Dutch merchant ship)
• Carl (Carle), Benjamin, in No. 2
• Carl, Nathaniel, witness, No. 2
• Carleton, Gen. Sir Guy (Brit. commander in chief in America, later 1st Baron Dorchester)
• Carleton, Joseph (paymaster and secy. to the Board of War)
• Carleton-Digby Peace Commission
• Carlisle Peace Commission (1778)
• Carlisle, Earl of
• Carlisle, Penn.
• Carlo, Annibal, Various Reflections
• Carlyle, Thomas
• Carmarthen, Francis Godolphin Osborne, Marquis of (Brit. politician)
• Carmelites
• Carmen v. Higginson
• Carmichael, John
• Carmichael, Scottish Jacobite on Loire River
• Carmichael, William (secy. to John Jay)
• Carnan, Robert N. (Harvard student), identified
• Carnatic region, India
• Carneau & Marlin
• Carnes, Burrill (Amer. merchant)
• Carnes (Carr), Capt. John, of the General Lincoln
• Carnes, John, witness, No. 61
• Carnes (Carns), Miss, witness, No. 61
• Carnu, Mlle. (Paris shopkeeper)
• Carolina pink root
• Caroline of Brunswick, Queen of England (wife of George IV)
• Caroline, Queen of England (wife of George II)
• Carpenter, Capt. Benjamin (of the Polly)
• Carpenter, Thomas
• Carpenters
• Carpenters’ Company of Philadelphia
• Carpets
• Carr, Abraham (of Quincy)
• Carr, Catherine Ann Goods (wife of Jacob)
• Carr, Jacob
• Carr, John G. (Quincy tenant)
• Carr, Lt. Col. Maurice (29th Regiment; Preston's commanding officer)
• Carr, Patrick, victim, Boston Massacre
• Carracedelo, Spain
• Carrè, author aboard La Sensible
• Carriage
• Carriages, accidents to
• Carrickfergus, Ireland
• Carrier, common, liability of
• Carroll, Charles (of Carrollton)
• Carroll, Charles ("the Barrister")
• Carroll, Charles (father of Charles)
• Carroll, Daniel (Md. member of Congress)
• Carroll (Carrol, Carrall), John
• Carroll, John (son of Charles of Carrollton)
• Carroll, Rev. John
• Carroll, Mary Darnell (wife of Charles of Carrollton)
• Cartagena, Colombia
• Cartagena, Spain
• Cartel ships
• Carter & Hendee (publishers)
• Carter, Anne
• Carter, Charles (of Caritowman)
• Carter, Charles Henry (Harvard student), identified
• Carter, Elizabeth Eppes Cutts (wife of Nathaniel, Jr.)
• Carter, Hannah (of Newburyport)
• Carter, Ann Parsons (wife of James)
• Carter, James (Boston merchant), identified
• Carter, James, witness, No. 64
• Carter, John
• Carter, John (U.S. Repr., S.C.)
• Carter, John, suicide
• Carter, Joshua (son of Nathaniel, Sr.)
• Carter, Landon
• Carter, Mary (daughter of Nathaniel, Sr.)
• Carter, Nathaniel H. (ed., New York Statesman)
• Carter, Nathaniel, Jr.
• Carter, Nathaniel, Sr. (father of Hannah)
• Carter, Peter (ex-prisoner)
• Carter, Theodore Parkman
• Carter, Thomas (son of Nathaniel, Sr.)
• Carter, Timothy H., Boston home burned
• Carter, Lt. William, witness, No. 64
• Carter, William P., death of
• Carter, William Smith
• Carteret, John, 1st earl Granville
• Carters (occupation)
• Carthage
• Cartoons, political
• Cartouche, stage play
• Cartwright, John
• Carver, Jonathan, Travels through ... North-America
• Cary (Carey), Alpheus, and Davis Dickinson (stonecutters)
• Cary, Archibald (of Va.)
• Cary, Jonathan, witness, No. 64
• Cary, Lucius, 2d Viscount Falkland
• Cary, Mr., of Charlestown, Mass.
• Cary, Mr., travels from Boston(?) to Philadelphia
• Cary (Carry), Nathaniel, addresser of Hutchinson and Gage
• Cary, Richard (of Md., son of Samuel)
• Cary, Richard (of Va.)
• Cary, Samuel, of Charlestown, Mass.
• Cary, Rev. Thomas (of Newburyport)
• Cary, tavernkeeper of Windham, Conn.
• Caryl, George (H.C. 1788)
• Casamayor, Pedro & Co. (Madrid bankers)
• Casco Bay, Maine
• Case, trespass on the, action of
• Cases in the King's Bench at the Time Lord Hardwicke Presided There
• Casey, Capt.
• Casey, Lt. J. C.
• Casey, John (of the Ranger)
• Casey, Mary (wife of Thomas), deposition, No. 58
• Casey, Thomas, deposition, No. 58
• Cash, John, witness, No. 43
• Cass, Lewis (secretary of war)
• “Cassandra”
• Cassedy, George (U.S. Repr., N.J.)
• Cassenave, M. (attorney)
• Cassimone, Antoine François (Köln wine merchant)
• Cassius
• Cassius, Dion, Roman History
• Cassoul
• Cast, Dr.
• Castagni, M. (Rotterdam merchant)
• Castil-Blaze, and G. Rossini
• Castile, Spain
• Castillano, Spain
• Castine, Maine
• Castle Island, Boston Harbor
• Castle Island, Guernsey
• Castle Pinckney, Charleston Harbor, S.C.
• Castle William on Castle Island, Boston Harbor
• Castle, Joy, Philadelphia merchant
• Castle, William
• Castlereagh, Viscount
• Castries, Charles Eugène Gabriel de La Croix, Marquis de (French naval minister)
• Castro Guillén de (playwright)
• Casualties
• Caswell, Gen. Richard (gov. of N.C.)
• Catalonia (Cataluña) Province, Spain
• Cataract of the Gauges
• Catarinenhoff (Russian palace)
• Catesby, Mark, Natural History of Carolina
• Catharine (American brig)
• Catharine (servant of Mary Barclay?)
• Cathcart, Capt. John (of the Essex)
• Cathcart, Jonathan, in No. 1
• Catherine (nursemaid)
• Catherine I, Empress of Russia
• Catherine II (the Great), Empress of Russia
• Catherine and Petruchio
• Catherine of Braganza (consort of Charles II)
• Catholic Church
• Catholic Irish Society
• Catholic Relief Act of 1778
• Catiline (Roman conspirator)
• Catlin, George
• “Cato”
• Cato the Elder
• Cato the Younger
• Cato, Dionysius, Disticha de moribus ad filium
• Cato, Marcus Porcius (son of Cato the Younger)
• Cato, in No. 52
• Caton (French ship of the line)
• Catskill Mts.
• Catstick
• Cattle
• Cau, Mr. (at The Hague)
• Caucuses, in Boston
• Caughnawagas
• Causes célèbres
• Causici, Enrico (sculptor), statue of Washington
• Cavendish, Georgiana Spencer, duchess of Devonshire
• Cavendish, Henry (physicist)
• Cavendish, Lord John (British chancellor of exchequer)
• Cavendish, William, 5th Duke of Devonshire
• Cavendish, William, 4th Duke of Devonshire
• Caverly, Nicholas (of the Ranger)
• Caversham, England
• Cavey, Midshipman Peter
• Caxton, William, biography of
• Cay, John and Owen Ruffhead, Statutes at Large
• Cayashuta (Indian chief)
• Cayuga Lake, N.Y.
• Cazenove, Charles J.
• Cazenove, Charles J., & Co.
• Cazneau, Andrew
• Cazneau, Capt. (of the Betsy)
• Cazneau, Capt. Isaac (of Boston)
• Cazneau, Jerome
• Cazneau, Mr. (brother of Isaac)
• Cazneau, Mr., in No. 64
• Cazneau, Mrs.
• Cazneau, Rebecca?
• Cebes (Greek philosopher)
• Cebrero, Spain
• Cecil, James, 7th Earl of Salisbury
• Cecil, Mary Amelia, Countess of Salisbury
• Cecil, William, 1st Baron Burghley
• Cedar Grove, N.Y.
• Cedars, The, Canada
• Celada de Camino, Spain
• Celebrations
• Celesia, Pietro Paolo
• Celeste, Celine (ballet dancer)
• Celestini, Count F.
• Cenas, Hilary Breton (CFA’s classmate)
• Censorship
• Centaur (British ship of the line)
• Centinel and Gazette, Daily
• “Centinel” articles
• Centlivre, Susannah, The Wonder! A Woman Keeps a Secret
• Centos, denned
• “Cerberus”
• Ceres (Roman goddess)
• Ceres (British sloop of war)
• Cérès (French frigate)
• Ceres (ship)
• Cerf (French ship)
• Cerisier, Antoine Marie (editor of Politique hollandais)
• Cermeño (Sermeño), Don Pedro Martín (gov. of Galicia)
• Ceronio, Joseph (of Genoa)
• Certiorari to quash, writ of
• Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de, Don Quixote
• Cesarotti, Italian translation of Homer by
• Cezarga Island, Spain
• Chabanel, Mme. V. (of Amsterdam)
• Chabanel, Mr.
• Chabert, Mr. (shoemaker)
• Chabot, Elisabeth Louise de La Rochefoucauld, Duchesse de
• Chace
• Chadburn, of Berwick, Maine
• Chadd's Ford, Penn.
• Chaddock (Chadwick, Chattuck, Shattuck, Shadwick), John, in No. 27
• Chaddock, John (child), in No. 27
• Chaddock, Martha (wife of John), in No. 27
• Chaddock, Martha (child), in No. 27
• Chaddock, Mary (child), in No. 27
• Chadron v. Harris
• Chadwell, Samuel
• Chadwick
• Chadwick, Mr. (quarry lessee)
• Chadwick, Mrs. (wife of Ebenezer)
• Chadwick, Ebenezer (director, Middlesex Canal)
• Chadwick, Mr. and Mrs. Ebenezer(?)
• Chadwick, Capt. John (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Chadwick, Joseph, drawing of “A Westerly View of the Colledges in Cambridge”
• Chadwick, S., witness, No. 7
• Chaffault de Besné, Louis Charles, Comte du
• Chaffee (Chafy), Dr. Hezekiah
• Chaillot, France, Arthur Lee's residence at
• Chaise and Chaise-making
• Chaleurs, Bay of
• Chalier, Comte de
• Chalmers, Alexander
• Chalmers, George
• Chalmers, J. M. (secy. of Provincial States of Zeeland)
• Chalmers, James (Md. or Del. loyalist)
• Chalmers, James (pseudonym, “Candidus”), Plain Truth
• Chalmers, Thomas, Power, Wisdom, and Goodness of God
• Chaloner v. Davis
• Chalson, of Paris
• Chalure Bay, Canada
• Chalut de Vérin, Mlle. Lucille
• Chalut de Vérin, Mr.
• Chalut de Vérin, Mme.
• Chalut, Abbé (French cleric)
• Chambaud, Louis
• Chamberlain, Aaron (of Chelmsford)
• Chamberlain, Mr., of London
• Chamberlaine, Thomas (of Md.)
• Chamberlains Rocks, Boston Harbor
• Chamberlayne, John, translator from Dutch
• Chamberline v. Harvey
• Chambers v. Bowles
• Chambers, Ephraim, Cyclopaedia
• Chambly (Chamblee), Quebec
• Champagne, France
• Champagne, J. C. (ship broker at Blaye, France)
• Champion & Dickinson (London merchants)
• Champion, Henry
• Champion, Rev. Judah
• Champion, Richard
• Champlain (steamer)
• Champlain, Lake
• Champlin, Christopher Grant (H.C. 1786)
• Champney, John
• Champney, John Y. (tenant)
• Champney, Richard (owner of McClary)
• Champollion, Jean François
• Champsenets, Marquise de
• Chance (British schooner)
• Chance (Penn. privateer)
• “Chancemedley”
• Chancery, bill in, in Mass., No. 13
• Chancy
• Chandernagor, India
• Chandler family, of Worcester, Mass.
• Chandler, Col., Mass. loyalist
• Chandler, Dolly
• Chandler, Eleanor Putnam (wife of Rufus)
• Chandler, Elizabeth
• Chandler, Col. Gardiner
• Chandler, Gardner Leonard (Chandler 3d, H.C. 1787)
• Chandler, Hannah Greene (wife of Gardiner)
• Chandler, Jno., of Petersham, Mass.
• Chandler, John
• Chandler, Col. John (1721-1800, of Worcester)
• Chandler, John (1693?-1762)
• Chandler, John (Chandler 1st, H.C. 1787)
• Chandler, Mary Church (wife of John)
• Chandler, Mr., witness, No. 20
• Chandler, Nat., of Worcester, Mass.
• Chandler, Philemon, in No. 36
• Chandler, Rufus
• Chandler, Rev. Samuel, CFA reads sermon
• Chandler, Samuel
• Chandler, Samuel
• Chandler, Sarah
• Chandler, Rev. Thomas Bradbury
• Chandler, Thomas (Chandler 2d, H.C. 1787)
• Chandler, William, witness, No. 31
• Chandler, of Woodstock, Vt.
• Changuyon, Mr. (of The Hague)
• Channel Islands
• Channing, Edward Tyrrel
• Channing, John
• Channing, Mrs. (wife of John)
• Channing, Lucy Ellery (wife of William)
• Channing, Miss
• Channing, Mr. (in Clapham, England)
• Channing, Dr. Walter
• Channing, Rev. William Ellery
• Channing, William
• Channing, Mr. and Mrs. William
• Chantilly, France
• Chantrey, Francis Legatt
• Chapeaurouge, Mr. de
• Chapelain (Chapelin), Jean
• Chapelet (or Chapley), Capt., in account of de Fonte's voyage
• Chapin, Elizabeth Bridge (wife of Charles)
• Chapin, Mr. and Mrs. (of Vt.)
• Chapman, D. R. (tenant)
• Chapman, Rev. George
• Chapman, Henry (of Greenfield, Mass.)
• Chapman, Henry C.
• Chapman, Henry G.
• Chapman, Maj. James
• Chapman, John, Jr., witness, No. 14
• Chapman, Jonathan, Jr. (CFA’s classmate)
• Chapman, Capt. Joseph
• Chapman, Capt. Richard (of the Lady Ann)
• Chapman, Richard (Amer. prisoner)
• Chardon, Daniel Marc Antoine
• Chardon (Shurden), Mr., Boston house of
• Chardon, Peter (Boston lawyer)
• Charente River, France
• Charges to the jury
• Charity
• Charles August Frederick, Prince (of Zweibrücken)
• Charles I, King of England
• Charles II, Duke of Zweibrücken
• Charles II, King of England
• Charles II, King of Spain
• Charles III, King of Spain
• Charles River
• Charles River Bridge
• Charles River Village, Mass.
• Charles V, Emperor
• Charles V, King of Spain
• Charles VII, king of France
• Charles X, King of France
• Charles XII, King of Sweden
• Charles XII, King of France
• Charles of Prussia
• Charles, Jacques Alexandre César
• Charles, Prince of Asturias (later Charles IV of Spain)
• Charles, Prince of Mecklenburgh-strelitz
• Charles, Prince of the Austrian Netherlands
• Charles-Théodor, elector of Palatine
• Charleston (S.C.) railway
• Charleston, S.C.
• Charlestown Aurora
• Charlestown Neck
• Charlestown Point, fortifications on
• Charlestown ferry
• Charlestown, Mass.
• Charlestown, N.H.
• Charlevoix, Pierre François Xavier de, History of Paraguay
• Charlieu, France
• Charlotte Palmer Phillips Foundation, Inc.
• Charlotte Wilhelmine, Princess of Hesse-Darmstadt
• Charlotte, Princess Royal
• Charlotte, Queen of England (wife of George III)
• Charlottesville, Va., Monticello
• Charlton, Mass.
• Charmante (French frigate)
• Charming Nancy (Mass. privateer brigantine)
• Charming Polly (British merchant ship)
• Charnisay, Mme. (wife of Charles d'Aulnay)
• Charnisay, Charles d'Aulnay
• Charrier, J. S. (writer)
• Charter party
• Charters
• Chartres, Louis Philippe Joseph, Duc de (later Duc d'Orleans, French admiral)
• Chartres, Louise Marie Adélaide Bourbon-Penthièvre, Duchesse de
• Chase, Abel and Mercy Mayhew
• Chase, Abel
• Chase, Abner, witness, No. 43
• Chase, Barnabas, witness, No. 43
• Chase, Capt., carries prize into Providence
• Chase, Jacob, witness, No. 7
• Chase, John, witness, No. 43
• Chase, Capt. Joseph
• Chase, Mercy Mayhew (wife of Abel)
• Chase, Mr., in Boston Massacre Trials
• Chase, Parson
• Chase, Bishop Philander, identified
• Chase, Reuben
• Chase, Samuel (Md. member of Congress)
• Chase, Justice Samuel
• Chase, Mrs. (wife of Samuel)
• Chase, Thomas
• Chase, Rev. Thomas
• Chase, Thomas, witness, No. 43
• Chase, Thorndrick
• Chase, Zeph
• Chasseur (Amer. ship)
• Chasseur (French merchant ship)
• Chastellux, François Jean, Chevalier de (French army)
• Chateau Margaux (wine of Medoc)
• Chateaubriand, François Auguste René, Vicomte de
• Chateleau, French naval commander
• Chatham (Brit. ship of the line)
• Chatham Harbor, Mass.
• Chatham, 2d Earl of
• Chatham, England
• Chatham, Mass.
• Chatham, William Pitt, 1st Earl of
• Chatou, France
• Chatsworth (seat of William Lux, Baltimore)
• Chattahoochee River
• Chattels, unascertained, action for
• Chaubert, Mr. (Paris shoemaker)
• Chaucer, Geoffrey
• Chaudière River, Que.
• Chaumont, Mme. (wife of Jacques Donatien Le Ray de)
• Chaumont, Jacques Donatien Le Ray de (1725-1803, French speculator)
• Chaumont, Mlle. (daughter of Jacques Donatien Le Ray de Chaumont
• Chauncey (Chancey), Catharine Sickles (wife of Isaac)
• Chauncey, Capt. Isaac
• Chauncy family, of Boston
• Chauncy, Rev. Charles (of Boston)
• Chauncy, Charles (New Haven lawyer)
• Chauncy, Mr.
• Chauquet, Mr.
• Chaurand, H. Q., frères (Nantes merchants)
• Chautauqua County, N.Y.
• Chavagnes, Capt. Bidé de (of La Sensible)
• Chavagnes, Mme. (wife of Bidé de)
• Chavannes de la Giraudiere, De (of Paris)
• Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Mass.
• Chebacco River
• Checkers (game)
• Checkley, John, of deputy commissary general’s office
• Checkley, William, identified
• Cheesman, John, Braintree loyalist voted “Inimical”
• Cheesman (Cheasman), Mrs. (of Philadelphia)
• Cheever, Ezekiel
• Cheever, G. B.
• Cheever, Samuel, witness, No. 20
• Cheever, Capt. William, carries letters to JA
• Chehaw Neck, S.C.
• Cheke, Sir John
• Chelmsford, England
• Chelmsford, Mass.
• Chelsea Bank
• Chelsea v. Boston, No. 26
• Chelsea, England
• Chelsea, Mass.
• Chemistry
• Cheney, Alfred
• Cheney, John Milton (GWA’s classmate), identified
• Cheney, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Western, Mass.)
• Chenier, Marie Joseph de, Tableau historique ... de la littérature française
• Cherbourg, France
• Cherry Valley, N.Y.
• Cherry and Fair Star (play; anon.)
• Chesapeake Bay
• Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
• Chesapeake, Battle of the
• Chesneau Du Marsais, Cèsar
• Chess
• Chester (Dutch sloop)
• Chester County, Penn.
• Chester River, Penn.
• Chester, England
• Chester, N.H.
• Chester, Penn.
• “Chesterfield,” defence of W. F. Otis
• Chesterfield County, Va.
• Chesterfield, 4th Earl of
• Chesterfield, Mass.
• Chesterfield, N.H.
• Cheston, Mr. (of Annapolis, Md.)
• Chevagne
• Chevalier de La Luzerne (Amer. merchant ship)
• Chevalier, Michel, Society, Manners, and Politics
• Chevallie, Mr.
• Chevaux de frize
• Chevenard, O.
• Cheves, Langdon (former U.S. Repr., S.C.)
• Chevillet, Mr. (engraver)
• Chevot
• Chew, Benjamin, Sr.
• Chew, Benjamin (ex-prisoner)
• Chew, Benjamin, Jr. (Phila. lawyer)
• Chew, Mr. (of London)
• Chew, Mr. (of Philadelphia)
• Chew, Capt. Samuel (of the Resistance)
• Cheyne, Dr. George
• Chickasaw Indians
• Child
• Child v. Smith
• Child, Caleb (H.C. 1787)
• Child, David Lee (editor, Massachusetts Journal)
• Child, John, Roxbury selectman, in No. 27
• Child, Mrs. (wife of Jonas D.(?))
• Child, Jonathan, witness, No. 43
• Child, (?)Joshua (secretary, Boylston Market)
• Child, Lydia Maria (wife of David Lee)
• Child, R. (Secy., Boylston Market)
• Child, Richard
• Child, Mrs. (wife of Robert)
• Child, Robert
• Child, Robert (of Osterley Park, England)
• Child, Sarah Jodrell (wife of Robert)
• Child, Stephen, Jr.
• Child, of Falmouth, Maine
• Children
• Childs, Cephas G., engraving of Penn. Academy
• Childs, Francis
• Childs, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Stafford, Conn., and Mrs.)
• Chile
• Chilmark, Mass.
• Chiltern Hundreds
• China
• China, glassware, and porcelain
• Chinard, Gilbert, cited
• Chincoteague, Va.
• Chincough (whooping cough) in Boston
• Chinn, Mr. and Mrs. (of New Orleans)
• Chipman, John (of Boston)
• Chipman, Judge Ward
• Chippewa, N.Y.
• Chiron (Greek hero)
• Chitty, Joseph, Jr.
• Chivalry, law of
• Choat, J. (ex-prisoner)
• Choate, John
• Choate, Rebecca, in No. 24
• Choate, William, witness, No. 32
• Chocolate
• Choctaw Indians
• “Choice of Hercules"
• Choiseul, César Gabriel de, Duc de Praslin, French minister of war and foreign affairs
• Choiseul, Etienne François, Comte de Stainville and Duc de (French statesman)
• Cholera, Asiatic
• Chose in action, assignment of, No. 13
• Chovet (Chevot), Dr. Abraham
• Chrétien, Gilles Louis (French inventor)
• Chrispus Attucks (nom de plume of JA)
• Christ Church, Cambridge University
• Christiaen, Capt. Hyde (of the Vigilantiâ)
• Christian Examiner
• Christian VII, King of Denmark
• Christian Watchman, CFA's review of Grahame criticized in
• Christian, Henry
• Christiana Bridge, Del.
• Christie, Mr. (of N.Y.), dinner
• Christina, Queen of Sweden
• Christmas
• Christopher, Mary, of Concord, charged with murdering her child
• Chronology of JA's legal career
• Chubb, Thomas, Works
• Chubbuck, Thomas
• Chudleigh, Elizabeth, Duchess of Kingston-upon-Hull
• Church
• Church of England
• Church v. Bunney
• Church, Angelica Schuyler (wife of John Barker)
• Church, Dr. Benjamin
• Church, Edward (of Braintree)
• Church, Elizabeth
• Church, John Barker (also known as John Carter)
• Church, Mary
• Church, Mrs. (of Braintree)
• Church, Samuel
• Church, William Singleton (pseudonym)
• Church, lawyer of Hartford, Conn.
• Churches
• Churchill, Asaph (H.C. 1789)
• Churchill, Awnsham and John, Collection of Voyages
• Churchill, Charles
• Churchill, John, 1st Duke of Marlborough
• Churchill, Mr., in No. 56
• Châtelet, Marquise du
• Châtellerault, France
• Cibber, Colley (Shakespearean adaptor)
• Cibelle (French transport)
• Cicero, Marcus Tullius
• Cicero (Mass. privateer)
• Cicero, Quintus Tullius
• Cider and cider-making
• Cilley, Jonathan (U.S. Repr., Maine)
• Cimarosa, Domenico, Matrimonio Segreto
• “Cimon”
• Cimon (newspaper pseudonym)
• Cincinnati Gazette
• Cincinnati, Society of the
• Cincinnatus (Roman citizen-general)
• Cincinnatus (ship)
• Cinderella
• Cinepuxent
• Cinna
• Cinque Ports
• Ciphers
• Circus
• Cist & Co.
• Cist, Lewis J.
• “Citizen, A”
• Citizen, The
• Citoyen (French ship of the line)
• Citters, Willem van (Zeeland’s deputy to and president of States General)
• City Bank
• City Guards
• City Hotel Corp.
• “City of refuge”
• Civil Usage, Newburyport privateer, captures La Fortune
• Civil War
• Civil law
• Civilis, Julius
• Clagett, Wyseman (attorney general of N.H.), in No. 54
• Claghorn, William, deposition of, No. 58
• Clairac, La Mamye, The Field Engineer
• Clairien, Françoise (called Saucerotte or Raucourt)
• Clairval, Jean Baptiste (opera singer)
• Clams
• Clap v. Randall, No. 16
• Clap's Will, No. 15
• Clap, Capt., militarism of
• Clap, Capt., near Northampton, Mass.
• Clap, Desire, witness, No. 15
• Clap, Maj., clerk of Northampton lead mine
• Clap, Michael
• Clap, Michael (deceased), and No. 15
• Clap, Nat.
• Clap, Samuel, Jr.
• Clap, Samuel, will of, Nos. 15 and 16
• Clap, Sarah (wife of Samuel)
• Clap, Sarah
• Clap, Seth, juror, No. 59
• Clap, Col. (Judge Thomas?)
• Clap, Thomas
• Clap, William
• Clap, William, v. Samuel Clap
• Clap, of Westfield, Mass.
• Clapham, England
• Clapham, Josias
• Clapham, Miss (daughter of Josias)
• Clapp, Lt. Col. Ebenezer
• Clapp, Mr. and Mrs. Elisha
• Clapp, James (mason)
• Clapp, Thomas, deposition, No. 3
• Clapp, William W. (ed., Evening Gazette)
• Clare v. Clare
• Clarendon (pseudonym)
• Clarendon, Earl of
• Clark family, of Braintree
• Clark v. McCarney, Form XXII
• Clark, Abraham (delegate from N.J.)
• Clark, Capt. Benjamin (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Clark, Boston constable
• Clark, Mrs. (wife of Capt. Clark)
• Clark, Charles Thomas (1793-1819)
• Clark, Ecobud
• Clark, Elder (of Wilbraham)
• Clark, Col. Elijah
• Clark, Capt. Elisha (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Clark, George Rogers
• Clark, Gregory (Amer. prisoner)
• Clark, Gregory, of Braintree
• Clark, James, defendant, No. 35
• Clark, Lt. Col. Joel (17th Continental Infantry)
• Clark, Maj. John
• Clark, John (of Braintree)
• Clarke, Dr. John (of Boston)
• Clark, John, furniture auctioned
• Clark, Lemuel (Amer. prisoner)
• Clark (the 2), Mr., of Braintree
• Clark, Mr.
• Clark, Mr. (litigant in Braintree)
• Clark, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Medway, Mass.)
• Clark, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Medfield, Mass.)
• Clark, Mr. (tavernkeeper at Greenland Meeting House, N.H.)
• Clark, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Pomfret, Conn.)
• Clark, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Northampton, Mass.)
• Clark, Mr., conveys letter to JA
• Clark, Mr., of Braintree
• Clark, Mr., witness, No. 61
• Clark, Mr., wounded by love
• Clark, Mrs.
• Clark, Richard, plaintiff, Form XXII
• Clark, Samuel
• Clark, Samuel (Amer. prisoner)
• Clark, Rev. Samuel, CFA reads sermons
• Clark, Samuel, witness, No. 64
• Clark, Sarah Hannah
• Clark, Satterlee
• Clark, Susan Maria (1818-1853, granddaughter of CA, later wife of Adoniram J. Crane)
• Clark, Susanna Boylston Adams (1796-1884, wife of Charles Thomas, daughter of CA, later wife of William R. H. Treadway)
• Clark, William Bell, cited
• Clark, William, witness, No. 43
• Clarke & Nightingale, merchants
• Clarke (Clark), Richard(?), loyalist in London
• Clarke, Edward (H.C. 1788)
• Clarke, Elisha
• Clarke, Elizabeth
• Clarke, John
• Clarke, Rev. John (of Boston)
• Clarke, John H. (actor)
• Clarke, John I.?
• Clarke, Jonathan, saves tea from “Indians”
• Clarke, Martha (Polly)
• Clarke, Matthew St. Clair
• Clarke, Mr. (in London)
• Clarke, Mr., of Stoughton, killed on Moon Island
• Clarke, Richard
• Clarke, Samuel (Brit. clergyman)
• Clarke, Susanna
• Clarke, William
• Classical references
• Claude Lorrain
• Claudian, Consulship of Stilicho
• Claudius (Roman emperor)
• Clay, George H., owner of Sully portrait of JQA
• Clay, Henry
• Clay, Lucretia Hart (wife of Henry)
• Clay, Thomas H. (son of Henry)
• Claypoole's American Daily Advertiser
• Clayton, John Middleton (U.S. Sen., Del.)
• Cleanthes (Greek philosopher)
• Clearance of vessel, requirement of
• Cleaveland, Parker
• Cleitus (Clytus)
• Clemens Alexandrinus (Greek writer)
• Clement XIV, Pope (Giovanni Ganganelli)
• Clement, Jean (pseudonym)
• Clement, Rev. Jonathan and Phoebe Phillips
• Clement, Mary Louisa Adams
• Clements Library, Gage Papers
• Cleon (ruler of Athens)
• Clergy
• Clermont (steamboat)
• Clermont-Tonnerre, Stanislas Marie Adélaïde, Comte de, identified
• Clevenger, Shobal Vail (artist)
• Cleverly family of Braintree
• Cleverly(?), John
• Cleverly, Benjamin (of Braintree)
• Cleverly (Cleaverly), Elizabeth (Betsy)
• Cleverly, Henry, Braintree loyalist voted “Inimical”
• Cleverly, Joseph (of Braintree)
• Cleverly, Joseph, 2d, Braintree loyalist voted “Inimical”
• Cleverly, Leonard
• Cleverly (Cleavely), Mr., of Braintree
• Cleverly, Stephen
• Clifford, Lord
• Clifford, student at Latin Academy
• Clifton, Arthur (Md. or Del. loyalist)
• Clifton, England
• Climer
• Clinch, Gen. Duncan Lamont
• Cline, Mr. (actor)
• Clinton, Alexander
• Clinton, DeWitt
• Clinton, Gov. George (of N.Y.)
• Clinton, Lt. Gen. Sir Henry (Brit. commander in chief in America)
• Clinton, Brig. Gen. James
• Clinton, James
• Clive, Justice
• Cloburn v. Cloburn (Clobery v. Clobery)
• Clodius
• Clopton, Dr., in Philadelphia
• Clossy, Dr. Samuel
• Cloth and clothing
• Clotterbooke, C. (secy. of Provincial States of Holland and West Friesland)
• Clough, Ebenezer
• Clowning, Peter (owner of McClary)
• “Club of Honest Whigs”
• Clubs, JA on
• Clugny, Jean Etienne Bernard de
• Clusius, Carolus
• Clyde, Firth of
• Clymer, Elizabeth Meredith (wife of George)
• Clymer, George (Penn. member of Congress)
• Clymer, Mr., carries letter to Boston for James Lovell
• Clymer, Mrs. (sister of Daniel Roberdeau)
• Clyver, Mr. De (of The Hague)
• Coal
• Coale, Edward J.
• Coalin, Mme.
• Coape, Miss (sister of Frances Coape Smith)
• Coape, Mr. (brother of Frances Coape Smith)
• Coas, Capt.
• Coats of arms
• Coats, Elizabeth
• Cobb, David (of Mass.)
• Cobb, Col. David, aide-de-camp to General Washington
• Cobb, J. (ex-prisoner)
• Cobb, James
• Cobb, Mr. (son of Capt. Richard Cobb)
• Cobb, Mr., in No. 1
• Cobb, Capt. Richard
• Cobb, Thomas Willis (U.S. Repr., Ga.)
• Cobble Hill
• Cobestcont, Maine
• Cobet
• Cobham, England
• Cobham, Viscount
• Coblentz, Germany
• Cobourg (steamer)
• Cobourg, Ont.
• Cobscook River, Maine
• Coburn, John, plaintiff, Form XIV
• Coburn, John, v. Robert White, Form XIV
• Coburne, John
• Cocci, Mr. (Italian painter)
• Cocheco Manufacturing Co. (Dover, N.H.)
• Cocher supposé, stage play
• Cochin, Henri
• Cochleus, Jo.
• Cochran, Capt.
• Cochran, Charles B., schoolmate of JQA at Passy
• Cochran, Dr. John (of N.Y.)
• Cochran, Messrs. Thomas, & Company, in No. 58
• Cochran, Mrs.
• Cochran, Maj. Robert (of Conn.)
• Cochran, William, in No. 58
• Cochrane, Alexander Forrester Inglis
• Cochrane, John Dundas
• Cochrane, Thomas, 8th Earl of Dundonald
• Cock, Mr. (tavernkeeper of King's Bridge, N.Y.)
• Cockayne, Thomas
• Cocke, John (U.S. Repr., Tenn.), identified
• Cocker, Edward, Decimal Arithmetick
• Cocket, requirement of
• Cockle, James (collector at Salem)
• Cocknowaga Indians, in Cambridge
• Cockran, Mr., of Boston
• Cocks
• Cocoa
• Coddington, William
• Codes and ciphers
• Codfish
• Codman & Smith, Boston mercantile firm
• Codman, Abigail
• Codman, F.
• Codman, Henry
• Codman, Henry or John
• Codman, Rev. John (of Dorchester)
• Codman, John, Jr. (Amer. merchant)
• Codman, John, Sr.
• Codman, John, witness, No. 59
• Codman, Mr. (merchant in France)
• Codman, Miss Parnell?
• Codman, Richard (son of John, Sr.)
• Codman, Stephen (son of John, Sr.)
• Codman, William (Boston merchant)
• Codner v. Dalby
• Coehoorn, Baron Van
• Coercive Acts
• Coffee
• Coffin, Capt. Alexander (of the Hero)
• Coffin, Benjamin, in No. 1
• Coffin, Capt.
• Coffin, Capt. (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Coffin, Charles?
• Coffin, Dr., of Portland, Maine
• Coffin, Edmond, deposition of, No. 58
• Coffin, Francis
• Coffin, Admiral Sir Isaac
• Coffin, John (Boston loyalist in Quebec)
• Coffin, John, witness, No. 63
• Coffin, Joshua (of Boston)
• Coffin, Mary (Polly)
• Coffin, Mrs.
• Coffin, Mrs. (of Boston)
• Coffin, Nathaniel
• Coffin, Peleg (of Nantucket)
• Coffin, Rouaby
• Coffin, Capt. Zebbeda (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Coffyn, Francis (U.S. agent at Dunkerque)
• Coffyn, Richard
• Coggins, Mr. (of West Chester, Penn.)
• Coggs v. Bernard
• Cogshall, Matthew (ex-prisoner)
• Cogswell, Joseph Green
• Cogswell, Sally
• Cogswell, iron works in Conn.
• Cohasset Rocks, Massachusetts Bay
• Cohasset, Mass.
• Coimet, M.
• Coins
• Coit v. Fitch
• Coit, Mr.
• Coit, Mr.
• Coke, Sir Edward
• Coke, Thomas William (member of Parliament)
• Colbath, John (of the Ranger)
• Colbert, Jean Baptiste, Marquis de Torcy (French diplomat)
• Colburn, Joshua
• Colburn, Mr.
• Colburn, Mr. (quarry lessee)
• Colburn, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Stafford, Conn.)
• Colchester, Conn.
• Colchester, England
• Colcleugh, Capt. (of Cobourg)
• Colden family
• Colden, Cadwallader
• Colden, Cadwallader David (N.Y. lawyer)
• Colden, Maria Provost (wife of Cadwallader David)
• Colden, Mr. (son of Cadwallader)
• Colden, Mrs. (sister of Dr. Wilkes)
• Cole(s), Mr.
• Cole, John
• Cole, Jonathan (CFA’s classmate)
• Cole, Thomas (painter)
• Cole, William
• Cole, of Providence, R.I.
• Coleman
• Coleman, Rev. Benjamin
• Coleman, Mr.
• Coleman, W. R.
• Coleridge, Henry Nelson, Introduction to ... Greek Classic Poets
• Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
• Coles, Edward
• Coles, Edward (gov., III.), identified
• Coles, Mr. (of N.Y.)
• Collas (Collins), Capt. Peter
• Collateral estoppel, No. 10
• Collé, Charles, La partie de chasse de Henri IV
• Collection of State Tracts, A
• Collector of Customs, duties of
• “College Houses”
• College of Philadelphia
• Colleges and universities
• Collie, Thomas (ex-prisoner)
• Collier, Vice Adm. Sir George, R.N.
• Collier, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Hartford, Conn.)
• Collins, Abigail
• Collins, Charles (brother of Isaac, Amer. prisoner)
• Collins, Ezra (of Boston, brother of Stephen)
• Collins, Isaac (Amer. prisoner)
• Collins, Joseph
• Collins, Mr. (Englishman in Boston)
• Collins, Mr., Boston apothecary
• Collins, Peaslee
• Collins, Rev. Samuel (of Sandown, N.H.)
• Collins, Mrs. (wife of Samuel?)
• Collins, Stephen
• Collins, William (poet)
• Colloquium (defamation), defined
• Collot d'Escury, Simeon Petrus, Baron
• Collum, Mr. (of Quincy)
• Colman, Capt., master of the Three Friends
• Colman, Col. Daniel
• Colman, George, the elder
• Colman, George, and David Garrick, Clandestine Marriage
• Colman, George, the younger
• Colman, Rev. Henry
• Colman, John
• Colman, or Coleman, Mr., carries letters from JA in York, Penn., to AA
• Colman, Mr. (of Quincy)
• Colman, Rev. Dr.
• Cologn (Spanish packet)
• Cologne (privateer)
• Cologne, Germany
• Colombe, Mlle.
• Colombi, Mr.
• Colombia
• Colonial Dames of America
• Colonial agents
• Colonies, American
• Color
• Colson, Thomas
• Colt v. Glover
• Colt, Daniel (H.C. 1786)
• Coltane, Lord
• Colter, Mrs., leads Boston women in mobbing of Thomas Boylston
• Colton, John
• Coltyzer, Capt.
• Columbia University (formerly King's College)
• Columbia River
• Columbia, Penn.
• Columbian Bank
• Columbian Centinel (Boston)
• Columbian College (later George Washington University)
• Columbian Institute
• Columbian Insurance Co.
• Columbian Mills, D.C.
• Columbian Observer (Philadelphia)
• Columbus (Continental ship of war)
• Columbus, Christopher
• Colvin, John B., identified
• Comasecont
• Combe, Dr. (of England)
• Comberbach, Roger, Report
• Combret, M. (attorney)
• “Comedie larmoyante”
• Comedy of Errors
• Comedy, French
• Comer, A. (singer)
• Comets
• Comins, Jonas, of Worcester, grantee of land in Vermont
• Comité (French ship)
• Commerce
• Commerce Committee
• Commerce, Mass. privateer
• Commercial Bank (Boston)
• Commercial law, cases concerning
• Commission of the Peace
• Commissioners at Paris (2d joint commission)
• Commissioners at Paris (1st joint commission)
• Commissioners at Paris (3d joint commission)
• Commissioners of Customs and Excise (British)
• Commissioners to Canada
• Commissions (brokerage)
• Commitment examination
• Committees of Correspondence (England and Ireland)
• Committees of Correspondence
• Committees of safety
• Commodatum
• Common Sense
• Common cold
• Common counts in assumpsit
• Common lands
• Common law
• Commoners, the
• Commonplace Book, JA's
• Commonwealth
• Commonwealth Bank, Boston
• Commonwealth vs. Jennison
• Communion
• Communis Lex Angliae
• Compagnie Impérial et Royale Privilégiée de Trieste & Fiume
• Compendium of the Most Approved Modern Travels
• Compiègne, France
• Composition (customs), defined
• Comptroller of Customs, duties of
• Comyn, Michel (of Marseilles)
• Comyns, J., Baron
• Comyns, Sir John, Digest of the Laws
• Conanicut Ferry, near Newport, R.I.
• Conanicut Island, R.I.
• Conant, Amory
• Conant, Amory and Silas (lessees of JQA's Weston property)
• Conant, Silas, identified
• Conant, in Lorient, France
• Concealment, in insurance application
• Concerts
• Conciliatory Acts
• Concord (British brig)
• Concord (Mass.) Freeman, CFA's “An Appeal” in
• Concord (Mass.) Gazette
• Concord (Mass.) newspaper
• Concord (alleged Amer. privateer)
• Concord River
• Concord and Boston Boating Company
• Concord, Battle of
• Concord, Mass.
• Concord, N.H.
• Concordia
• Concordville, Penn.
• Condé, Louis II de Bourbon, Prince de (1621-1686)
• Condé, Louis Henri Joseph de Bourbon, Prince de (1692-1740)
• Condé, Louis Henri Joseph de Bourbon, Prince de (1756-1830)
• Condé, Louis Joseph de Bourbon, Prince de (1736-1818)
• Condé, Louis Marie d'Orleans, Princesse de (1750-1822)
• Condé, Louise Adélaïde de Bourbon Condé, Princesse de
• Conder, T., English engraver
• Condict, Lewis (U.S. Repr., N.J.)
• Condillac, Abbé Etienne Bonnot de
• Condition precedent
• Condition, interpretation of, in No. 18
• Condorcet, Marie Jean Caritot, Marquis de
• Condy, Rev. Jeremiah
• Condy, Jeremiah (of S.C.), identified
• Conestoga, Penn.
• Confederacy (Continental frigate)
• Confederation
• Conference between Massachusetts and New York
• Confession and avoidance, plea in
• Confession of crime
• Conflicts of interest
• Confucius
• Congregational Church
• Congregational Separates, become Baptists to avoid taxes
• Congregational ministers, characterized by JA as Ploughjogger
• Congress (Penn. privateer)
• Congress (privateer)
• Congress, Continental
• Congress, The (captured brass mortar in Cambridge)
• Congress, U.S.
• Congressional Globe
• Congreve, William
• Conlougnac & Cie. (Lorient mercantile firm)
• Connecticut
• Connecticut Farms, N.J.
• Connecticut River
• Connecticut River region, N.H.
• Connecticut Valley
• Connecticut Wits
• Connell, John (of Treasury Dept.), identified
• Connell, Mr. (of Philadelphia)
• Conner, Charles, defendant, Form 1
• Conner, William, No. 56
• Connoisseur, The (Mr. Town)
• Connolly, Dr. John, identified
• Connor, Timothy (Amer. prisoner)
• Conolly, William (member of Parliament)
• Conowingo, Md.
• Conquérant (French ship of the line)
• Conqueror (British ship of the line)
• Consanguinity
• Conscience Whig movement
• Conscience, liberty of, in Mass. Charter of 1691
• Conservation, cases concerning
• “Conservative, A”
• Consideration
• Consortium, action for loss of
• Constable, William (N.Y. merchant)
• Constables
• Constance (British ship)
• Constance (French merchant ship)
• Constance, Council of
• Constant, Benjamin
• Constantine
• Constantinople
• Constantius, age of
• Constellation (frigate)
• Constitution (U.S.N. frigate)
• Constitution Island, N.Y.
• Constitution, British
• Constitution, U.S.
• Constitutional Convention
• Constitutional Convention of Mass. (1779)
• Constitutional Courant
• Constitutional law
• Constitutionalist (pseudonym)
• Constitutions
• Constitutions of the Several Independent States of America
• Consuetudines
• Consuetudines Feudorum
• Consuls
• Content (British merchant ship)
• Content (home of Sir Jacob Wheate)
• Continental Army
• Continental Association
• Continental Board of War and Ordnance
• Continental Congress
• Continental Journal (Boston)
• Continental Loan Office
• Continental Lottery
• Continental Navy
• Continental currency
• Continental ferry, near Fishkill, N.Y.
• Continental flag
• Continental notes
• Continental post office
• Continuance of actions
• Continuando (pleading term)
• Contraband
• Contract
• Contractors Bill (Brit.)
• Conturier
• Convention Troops
• Convention of Saratoga
• Convict, sale of
• Convoys
• Conway Cabal
• Conway, Francis Seymour, Viscount Beauchamp (lord chamberlain)
• Conway, Gen. Henry Seymour, M.P.
• Conway, Mr. (father of Thomas Conway)
• Conway, Maj. Gen. Thomas
• Conway, William A. (actor)
• Conybeare, Bishop John, CFA reads sermon
• Conyngham, Capt. Gustavus (of the Revenge)
• Cook, Capt.
• Cook, Charles, brings rumors from North Carolina
• Cook, Clarence, account of JA in Homes of American Statesmen
• Cook, Mrs. (wife of Daniel Pope)
• Cook, Daniel Pope (U.S. Repr., III.)
• Cook, David (husband of Jane)
• Cook, Edward, witness, No. 43
• Cook, Capt. Henry (of the Marstrand)
• Cook, Horace (son of Jane)
• Cook, Capt. James (British)
• Cook, Jane Tyler (sister of Royall Tyler)
• Cook, John (JQA’s coachman), death of
• Cook, Capt. Joseph(?)
• Cook, Josiah P.
• Cook, Mary (daughter of Jane)
• Cook, translation of Hesiod
• Cooke, Dr. Elisha (politician, court clerk)
• Cooke, George Wingrove, Lord Bolingbroke
• Cooke, John
• Cooke, Middlecott (Clerk of Suffolk Inferior Court)
• Cooke, Mrs.
• Cooke, Gov. Nicholas (of R.I.)
• Cooke, Samuel
• Cooke, Samuel (Harvard student)
• Cooke, William, Medallic History of Imperial Rome
• Cookson, John, witness, No. 64
• Cookson, Samuel
• Cooley, W. D., Maritime and Inland Discovery
• Coolidge & Haskell (auctioneers), identified
• Coolidge's Tavern, Watertown, Mass.
• Coolidge, Cornelius (architect)
• Coolidge, Ellen Wayles Randolph (wife of Joseph, Jr.)
• Coolidge, Joseph (of Boston)
• Coolidge, Joseph, Jr.
• Coolidge, Mr., conveys letters between JA and AA
• Coolidge, Poor, & Head (auctioneers)
• Coolidge, T. B.
• Coolidge, Thomas Jefferson
• Coolidge, tavernkeeper of Watertown, Mass.
• Coombe, Mr., death commented on by Burke
• Coombe, Rev. Thomas
• Coombs, Jane (Jenny)
• Coombs, Mary (Polly)
• Coombs, Mr.
• Coombs, Capt. William
• Cooper, Mr. (visitor in Quincy)
• Cooper, Abigail
• Cooper, Anthony Ashley, 3d Earl of Shaftesbury
• Cooper, Capt.
• Cooper, Capt. (of the Edward)
• Cooper, James Fenimore
• Cooper, Joseph
• Cooper, Judith
• Cooper, Miss (visitor in Quincy)
• Cooper, Rev. Myles (N.Y. loyalist)
• Cooper, Richard (nephew of Samuel)
• Cooper, Lt. Samuel (U.S. Army), identified
• Cooper, Judith Bulfinch (wife of Rev. Samuel)
• Cooper, Rev. Samuel (of Boston)
• Cooper, Sarah Maria Mason (wife of Samuel)
• Cooper, Thomas Abthorpe (actor)
• Cooper, William (brother of Rev. Samuel)
• Coös (Coors, Cooss), N.H.
• Coote, Gen. Eyre (Brit.)
• Copeland (father of Seth)
• Copeland, Isaac
• Copeland, John
• Copeland, Seth
• Copenhagen, Denmark
• Copernican system
• Copley family, in London
• Copley, Elizabeth or Mary (daughter of John Singleton)
• Copley, John Singleton (Amer. artist)
• Copley, Jonathan (son of John Singleton)
• Copley, Susanna Clarke (wife of John Singleton)
• Copley, Susanna (daughter of John Singleton)
• Copp's Hill
• Copper and coppersmiths
• Copperas
• Copy of Letters Sent to Great-Britain
• Coquelle, Paris washerwoman
• Coram, Thomas
• Coram’s Champion (newspaper)
• Corbet
• Corbet (Corbit), Michael
• Corbin, Mr., house in Va. sketched by Peale
• Corbin, Thomas
• Corbo, Spain
• Corbreson's Point, Antigua, W.I., fort at
• Corcubión, Spain
• Cordis, Capt., merchant of Haverhill
• Cordis, Mr. (Boston tavernkeeper)
• Córdoba (Cordova), Adm. Luis de (Spanish, commander of Franco-Spanish fleet)
• “Cordon bleu”
• Cordouan, Tour de, France
• Corey, Mr. (Phila. breeches-maker)
• Coriolanus, Gnaeus Marcius
• Corisande de Mauléon (French novel)
• Cork, Ireland
• Cornabé, Pierre, & Fils Cie. (Leyden mercantile firm)
• Cornaro family, painting of, by Titian
• Corneille, Pierre
• “Cornelia”
• Cornelia (sloop), seized in No. 45
• Cornell, Ezekiel (R.I. member of Congress)
• Cornell, Rev. William Mason, identified
• Cornet, Mr. (envoy from Cologne at The Hague)
• Cornic et fils (Morlaix merchants)
• Cornish, Rev. Joseph, publishes a letter from AA to Isaac Smith Jr.
• Cornwall (British ship of the line)
• Cornwall, Charles Wolfran (speaker of House of Commons)
• Cornwall, Daniel, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Cornwall, England
• Cornwallis, Gen. Charles Cornwallis, 2d Earl (Brit.)
• Cornwallis, Capt. William (British navy)
• Cornwallization
• Corny (Cornie), shipmaster in Bordeaux
• Corny, Anne Mangeot, Madame Ethis de (wife of Louis)
• Corny, Louis Dominique Ethis de (French writer)
• Coro, Punta de (Paraguana Peninsula, Venezuela)
• Coroner, duties of
• Corporations, formation of
• Corpus Juris Canonici
• Corregio, Antonio Allegri da
• Correspondance secrète politique et littératre
• Corruption
• Corsica
• Corter, Harmon (ex-prisoner)
• Coruña, La, Spain
• Coryell's (Corell's) Ferry, N.J.
• Cosin (Cossens), John
• Cosmetics
• Cosmology, JA's comments on
• Cossens
• Cossoul (Cassoul), Mr. (French merchant)
• Costentin, Berubé de
• Coster
• Coster, John G. (of N.Y.), identified
• Coster, Magdalena
• Costers, Misses (of N.Y.)
• Costs of suit
• Cosway, Maria Hadfield (artist)
• Cosway, Richard (husband of Maria)
• Coteau Landing (Coteau du Lac), Que.
• Cotenants
• Cotes, Francis
• Coth, Purkins
• Cothrel, Anna, witness, No. 15
• Cotin (Cottin), Abbé C., satirized by Molière
• Cotter, John
• Cottrell Dormer, Sir Clement
• Cottin, Mme. Sophie Ristaud
• Cottineau de Kerloguin, Denis Nicolas, identified
• Cottle, John, in No. 1
• Cotton
• “Cotton Circular”
• Cotton Library (British Museum)
• Cotton family, of Mass.
• Cotton v. Jackson
• Cotton v. James
• Cotton v. Nye
• Cotton v. Nye, No. 3
• Cotton, Dr., of Boston
• Cotton, Rev. John
• Cotton, John, death of
• Cotton, John, register of deeds at Plymouth
• Cotton, Rev. Josiah
• Cotton, Mary Dudley (wife of John)
• Cotton, Roland (Rowland)
• Cotton, Samuel, in Form IX
• Cotton, Sarah
• Cottringer, Anne
• Cottringer, Cornelia
• Cottringer, Garrett C. (of Philadelphia)
• Cottringer, Harriet
• Couhé, France
• Coulougnac & Co. (Lyon mercantile firm)
• Council for New England
• Council for Trade and Plantations
• Council of Plymouth
• Council of Trent
• Counsel
• Counterclaim, No. 2
• Counterfeiting
• Countess of Eglington (British brigantine)
• Countess of Scarborough (British sloop of war)
• “Country without a Government, The,” essay in Edinburgh Review
• “Country,” concluding to the (pleading term)
• Counts, common
• Counts, separate
• Countway Medical Library
• County Association Movement (England)
• Cour des aides (royal tax court)
• Courageuse (French frigate)
• Courrier de l'Amérique (French packet)
• Courier de l'Europe (London newspaper)
• Courrier de l'Europe (French packet)
• Courier du Bas Rhin (Cleves)
• Courland, province of Poland
• Couronne (French ship of the line)
• Court de Gébelin, Antoine
• Court martial, naval, procedure followed in Admiralty criminal cases, No. 56
• Court of Appeals in Cases of Capture
• Court of Appeals, and Lusanna case
• Court of Chancery, London
• Court of Commissioners
• Court party, Netherlands
• Courter, Capt. Harmon
• Courts (U.S. state)
• Courts of record
• Courts, executive
• Courtship
• Cousin, Victor, Public Instruction in Prussia
• Couteulx et Cie.
• Couthouy, J. P. (sea captain)
• Coutourier (Conturier), Mr. (Bordeaux merchant)
• Covenant, action of
• Covenant, disjunctive
• Covenants
• Coventry, Conn.
• Coventry, Lord George William, 6th Earl of
• Cowell, Benjamin
• Cowell, John
• Cowen (Cowing), of Weymouth, Mass.
• Cowes, Isle of Wight
• Cowley, Abraham
• Cowley, Hannah Parkhouse, The Belle's Stratagem
• Cowpens, Battle of
• Cowper, Henry, Reports of Cases
• Cowper, William
• Cox (Cocks), Dr., of Philadelphia
• Cox Heath Camp, England
• Cox v. Wheeler
• Cox, Capt. (Conn. tavern owner)
• Cox, James, witness, No. 14
• Cox, John, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Cox, William (music critic, N.Y.)
• Cox, William, witness, No. 14
• Coypel, Antoine (painter), fresco of
• Cozeneau, William (Amer. prisoner)
• Crabbe, Rev. George
• Crabeth, Dirk (Dutch artist)
• Crabeth, Wouter (Dutch artist)
• “Cracovie, Tree of”
• Cradock, George (Collector)
• Cradock, Matthew
• Craft, Book of Heraldry
• Crafts, Capt. Edward
• Crafts, Rev. Eliphalet P.
• Crafts, Samuel Chandler (U.S. Repr., Vt.)
• Crafts (Craft), Thomas (Suffolk County coroner)
• Crafts, Col. Thomas, Jr. (of Boston)
• Crafts, William, defendant, No. 33
• Craftsman
• Craigie, Andrew
• Crain, Joseph (of Braintree)
• Cramer, G. H.
• Cramp, William, The Claims of Sir Philip Francis Refuted
• Cranch family
• Cranch, Andrew
• Cranch, Mrs. (wife of Andrew)
• Cranch, Anna Greenleaf (1772-1843, wife of William)
• Cranch, Christopher (of England)
• Cranch, Christopher Pearse (son of William)
• Cranch, Ebbett (niece of Richard)
• Cranch, Elizabeth
• Cranch, Elizabeth (1763-1811, niece of AA, often called “Betsy,” later wife of Jacob Norton)
• Cranch, Elizabeth Eliot (1805-1860, daughter of William Cranch, later wife of Rufus Dawes)
• Cranch, John (1751-1821, nephew of Richard Cranch)
• Cranch, Joseph (1746-1806, nephew of Richard)
• Cranch, Lucy (1767-1846, niece of AA, later wife of John Greenleaf)
• Cranch, Mary (sister of Richard)
• Cranch, Mary Clemmens (wife of Robert)
• Cranch, Mary Smith (1741-1811, sister of AA, wife of Richard)
• Cranch, Miss, daughter of Andrew Cranch
• Cranch, Mr. (son of Nathaniel Cranch)
• Cranch, Nathaniel (d. 1780, nephew of Richard)
• Cranch, Richard (1726-1811, husband of Mary Smith)
• Cranch, Robert Garland (nephew of Richard)
• Cranch, William (1769-1855, nephew of AA)
• Cranch, William (of Brook, England)
• Crane, Hannah
• Crane, Col. John
• Crane, Joseph
• Crane, Mr. (of Braintree)
• Crane, Mr., housewright, AA's agent in Boston
• Crane, Mrs. (of Braintree)
• Crane, Stephen (delegate from N.J.)
• Crane, Thomas
• Cranjenschot, Jacobus Adrianus (Amsterdam bookseller)
• Cranz, David, History of Greenland
• Crapo, William W., publishes extracts from JQA's Diary
• Crasna-Kabak, Russia
• Craufurd, George (Brit. envoy to France)
• Craven, Lady Elizabeth Berkeley
• Crawford, Ann Spranger Barry (English actress)
• Crawford, B.
• Crawford, James, witness, No. 64
• Crawford, Mr.
• Crawford, Mr.
• Crawford, William (of Worcester, Mass.)
• Crawford, William Harris
• Crawswell, Thomas, No. 64
• Créanci, at The Hague
• Crébillon, Prosper Jolyot de
• Credibility, questions of for jury
• Credit
• Creek Indians
• Creen, of Weymouth, Mass.
• Creighton (British ship)
• Cremou, at The Hague
• Cressop, Capt. Michael
• Cresswell, Nicholas, Journal
• Crete
• Creutz, Gustaf Philip, Graf von (Swedish ambassador to France)
• Crèvecoeur, Michel Guillaume Jean de (Hector St. John)
• Crevier, Jean Baptiste Louis
• Crew, Robert
• Crillon-Mahon, Louis de Berton des Balbes de Quiers, Duc de (French)
• Crime
• Crimea
• Crimes at sea, and benefit of clergy
• Criminal conversation, action for, No. 23
• Criminal law
• Criminal pleading
• Crocker, Andrew Savage, in No. 7
• Crocker, Lemuel, witness, No. 43
• Crocker, Mr. (of Portland, Maine)
• Croesus
• Croghan, George (inspector general of U.S. Army), identified
• Croix, Pieter Frederik de la (Dutch artist)
• Croke, Sir George
• Croker, Asa, witness, No. 43
• Croker, John Wilson
• Croker, Thomas Crofton, Killarney Legends
• Crombay, William
• Crommelin, Daniel (Amsterdam merchant)
• Crommelin, Daniel, & Son (Amsterdam banking firm)
• Crommelin, Gulian
• Crommelin, Mrs. (wife of young Mr.)
• Crommelin, young Mr.
• Crommett, Oliver (of the Ranger)
• Crompton, L'Authoritie et Jurisdiction des Court de la Maieste de la Royaume
• Cromwell Foundation
• Cromwell, Oliver
• Cromwell, Thomas
• Cronstadt, Russia
• Crookshanks
• Cropper, Col. John? (of Va.)
• Crosbey
• Crosby, Amos (H.C. 1786)
• Crosby, Dr. Ebenezer (Columbia College professor)
• Crosby, Edward
• Crosby, Elizabeth Anne (daughter of Joseph)
• Crosby, Elizabeth Soper (wife of Joseph, Jr.)
• Crosby, Joseph, Jr.
• Crosby, Joseph (Braintree justice)
• Crosby, Mary
• Crosby, Mr. (landlord)
• Cross Island, Mass.
• Cross examination
• Cross, Robert
• Cross, T. W.
• Crossman, Henry
• Crosswell (Crosbey), Joseph, witness, No. 64
• Croswell, Mr., conveys letter to JA
• Crouch, Anna Maria Phillips (Brit. actress)
• Crouch, Lt.
• Crowell, Jabez, witness, No. 43
• Crowell (Crowels), John, witness, No. 43
• Crowell, John (U.S. Indian agent), identified
• Crowl, Mr., witness, No. 57
• Crown, British
• Crown Law
• Crown Point, N.Y.
• Crown lands, proposed seizure of
• Crowningshield v. Lee, No. 11
• Crowningshield, John, in Nos. 10 and 11
• Crowningshield, Mrs. (wife of John), plaintiff, No. 11
• Crowninshield family
• Crowninshield, Benjamin Varnum (Harvard 1827), identified
• Crowninshield, Benjamin Williams
• Crowninshield, Mrs. (wife of Benjamin Williams)
• Crowninshield, Edward
• Crowninshield, Elizabeth (daughter of Benjamin)
• Crowninshield, Francis
• Crowninshield, Mary
• Crowninshield, Miss (Elizabeth or Mary)
• Crowninshield, Mr. (in N.J.)
• Crowninshield, Richard, Jr.
• Croy, Philip, Duke of Areschot
• Cruelty, extreme
• Cruft, Edward (Boston merchant)
• Cruft, Elizabeth Storer Smith (1789-1859, wife of Edward)
• Cruft, William L. (son of Edward)
• Cruger, Henry, M.P.
• Cruger, John
• Cruikshank, George and John Wight, A Sunday in London
• Cruikshanks (Crookshanks, Cruckshanks), Alexander, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Cruise, William, Digest of the Laws of England, Respecting Real Property
• Crusades
• Crusius (German philologist)
• Ctesias (Greek historian)
• Cuba
• Cubières, Michel de
• Cudworth, Benjamin (deputy sheriff)
• Cudworth, Ralph
• Cuesta, Mr. (young Mexican)
• Cullen, Capt., master of the John
• Culloden (British ship of the line)
• Culloden (Scotland), Battle of
• Cullown, David (master of the Ranger)
• Cumberland (Amer. privateer)
• Cumberland County, Mass. (now Maine)
• Cumberland County, N.Y. (now Windsor and Windham cos., Vt.)
• Cumberland and Lincoln Superior Court (Falmouth)
• Cumberland, Duke of
• Cumberland, Duke of
• Cumberland, Maine
• Cumberland, Mass. privateer
• Cumberland, Richard
• Cumberland, Richard, Bishop of Peterborough
• Cuming, John, identified
• Cumming & McCarty (Lorient mercantile firm)
• Cumming, Rev. Alexander
• Cumming, Alfred
• Cummings, James (Lorient merchant)
• Cumming, William (U.S. Repr., S.C.)
• Cummings & Hilliard & Co., Boston
• Cummings & Nesbit (U.S. firm in Lorient)
• Cummings, Boston printer
• Cunard, Mr. (of Halifax)
• Cunningham
• Cunningham, Allan, The Lives of the Most Eminent British Painters and Sculptors
• Cunningham, Ann Boylston
• Cunningham, Archibald, carries off property at evacuation of Boston
• Cunningham, Elizabeth Boylston (1717-1769, wife of James, aunt of JA)
• Cunningham, Ephraim May
• Cunningham, Francis (CFA’s classmate)
• Cunningham, Joseph L. (auctioneer)
• Cunningham, James (1721-1795, uncle of JA)
• Cunningham, James (gov. of Barbados)
• Cunningham, Messrs., brothers of Ann Boylston Cunningham Trott
• Cunningham, Miss, of New London, Conn.
• Cunningham, Mr., carries letters between JA and AA
• Cunningham, Nathaniel
• Cunningham, Peter (1750-1827, son of James and cousin of JA)
• Cunningham, Peter, witness, No. 63
• Cunningham, Ruth
• Cunningham, Timothy
• Cunningham, William
• Cunningham, William, Jr.
• Cunningham, William (Brit. officer)
• Cunningham, of London
• Cupid
• Curaçao
• Curfew
• Currency
• Currie (Curry), Dr. James, Life of Burns
• Curry, Rev. (of Quebec City)
• Curson & Governeur (St. Eustatius mercantile firm)
• Curson, Samuel (St. Eustatius merchant)
• Curtenius, Peter T.
• Curtis, B. (of Quincy)
• Curtis, Bezaliel
• Curtis, Charles Pelham
• Curtis, Mrs. (wife of Edward)
• Curtis, Edward (of N.Y.)
• Curtis, Maj. Israel (of Conn.)
• Curtis, James F. (railroad agent)
• Curtis, Rev. Jared
• Curtis, John (of Braintree)
• Curtis, Joseph, challenged juror, No. 64
• Curtis, Mr.
• Curtis, Mr. (lessee of Quincy farm)
• Curtis, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Stratford, Conn.)
• Curtis, Naby
• Curtis, Nathaniel
• Curtis, Neddie
• Curtis, Noah
• Curtis, Patty
• Curtis, S., of Braintree
• Curtis, Samuel (Amer. prisoner)
• Curtis, Mrs. (wife of Thomas B.)
• Curtius, Mettus (early Roman patriot)
• Curtius, Rufus Quintus, Historiarum Libri
• Curwen, Samuel
• Cushing, Anna Williams (mother of Prentice)
• Cushing, Caleb
• Cushing, Caleb (of Newburyport, U.S. Repr.)
• Cushing, Mrs. (wife of Caleb)
• Cushing, Capt. Charles, elected to General Court
• Cushing, Charles
• Cushing, Charles (son of Charles)
• Cushing, Deacon, of Mass., appearance of
• Cushing, Deborah Fletcher (wife of Thomas)
• Cushing, Elizabeth
• Cushing, Hannah Phillips (wife of William)
• Cushing, Hawk., witness, No. 16
• Cushing, J. P.
• Cushing, Rev. Jacob (father of Prentice)
• Cushing, Jacob, Jr., talesman, No. 64
• Cushing, James, witness, No. 15
• Cushing, Rev. Job, identified
• Cushing, John (husband of Lucy Thaxter)
• Cushing, John (judge)
• Cushing, Mrs. (wife of John)
• Cushing, John D.
• Cushing, John P. (of Watertown)
• Cushing, Lucy (daughter of Lucy Thaxter)
• Cushing, Lucy Thaxter (1760-1786, wife of John, cousin of AA)
• Cushing, Matthew
• Cushing, Mr.
• Cushing, Mr. (Democrat)
• Cushing, Mr. (housewright)
• Cushing, Mr., son of Thomas, of Waltham
• Cushing, Mrs. (of Hingham, Mass.)
• Cushing, Nathan
• Cushing, Prentice (of Waltham)
• Cushing, Capt. Robert (of Boston)
• Cushing, Thomas (Mass. politician)
• Cushing, Thomas, Jr.
• Cushing, Judge William
• Cushman, Charlotte (actress)
• Cushman, Joshua (H.C. 1787)
• Cushman, Robert (of Leyden and Plymouth)
• Cussy, Mr.
• Custine, Adam Philippe, Vicomte de (French navy)
• Custis, Eleanor Calvert (wife of John Parke), in Cambridge
• Custis, Eleanor Parke
• Custis, George Washington Parke
• Custis, John Parke
• Custis, Martha Dandridge
• Custis, Martha Parke
• Custom
• Custom of merchants
• Customs
• Customs Act
• Customs Commissioners, American Board of
• Customs Commissioners, English
• Customs officers
• Customs service
• Cuthbert, Albert (U.S. Repr., Ga.)
• Cutler v. Pierpont and Davis
• Cutler, Rev. Benjamin C.
• Cutler, Benjamin Clarke (merchant)
• Cutler, Ebenezer
• Cutler, Lt. Col. Enos (U.S. Army), identified
• Cutler, John
• Cutler, Rev. Manasseh
• Cutler, Mr.
• Cutler, Samuel (Newburyport merchant)
• Cutler, Rev. Timothy
• Cutler, William (H.C. 1786)
• Cutt v. Meservey
• Cutt, John
• Cutt, Mr., conveys letter to JA
• Cutter, Ammi R.
• Cutting, Dr.
• Cutting, Dr. John Brown (1755-1831, of N.Y.)
• Cutting, Capt. Nathaniel
• Cutts, Anna (Nancy, of Holyoke)
• Cutts, Anna Payne (wife of Richard)
• Cutts, Charles (H.C. 1789)
• Cutts, Elizabeth
• Cutts, Elizabeth Eppes
• Cutts, Mary Elizabeth Estelle
• Cutts, Richard (assistant comptroller of Treasury)
• Cutts, Mrs. (wife of Samuel)
• Cuvier, Georges L. C. F. D., Baron
• Cuyler, Mr.
• Cuzco, Peru
• Cuznow
• Cybele (mythical)
• Cyclic poets, Everett’s comments on Greek
• Cyrus (British privateer)
• Cyrus the Great
• Cytherea
• Czarskozelo, Russia, summer residence of Empress