Index: Consolidated, D

• Dabney, Charles, co-defendant, Form XXVI
• Dacier, André
• Dacier, Anne Tanneguy Lefèvre (wife of André)
• Dacier, M., and P. Sanadon, eds., Horace's Oeuvres
• Daggett (Doggett), Thomas (coroner of Dukes County), in No. 1
• Dagworthy, Capt., in Philadelphia
• Dagworthy, Col., of Md., in Philadelphia
• Dahuere, William (of the Ranger)
• Daily Centinel and Gazette (Boston)
• Daily National Intelligencer
• Daily Telegraph (New York)
• Daily Universal Register (London)
• Dakin, J. H. (engraver)
• Dalhousie, George Ramsay, 9th Earl of
• Dallam, Richard
• Dallas, Alexander J.
• Dallas, George M. (U.S. minister to Russia)
• Dalley, Mr. (Parisian baker)
• Dalling, Gov. John (of Jamaica)
• Dalling, Thomas (owner of McClary)
• Dalrymple, Campbell
• Dalrymple, Sir John (Brit. writer)
• Dalrymple, Sir John, 4th baronet of Cranstoun
• Dalrymple, Mr.
• Dalrymple, Lt. Col. William (Brit.)
• Dalrymple, Brig. Gen. William (British)
• Dalton & Brooks (Baltimore firm)
• Dalton family
• Dalton, Catherine (daughter of Tristram)
• Dalton, Henry (Baltimore merchant)
• Dalton, James
• Dalton, James, The Gentleman in Black
• Dalton, John
• Dalton, Mary (Polly, daughter of Tristram)
• Dalton, Mary Ann Russell (wife of Henry)
• Dalton, Mass.
• Dalton, Michael (Brit. legal writer)
• Dalton, Mrs., funeral
• Dalton, P. R.
• Dalton, Ruth (daughter of Tristram)
• Dalton, Ruth Hooper (wife of Tristram)
• Dalton, Sarah (daughter of Tristram)
• Dalton, Tristram (Newburyport merchant)
• Dalton, W.
• Damages
• Daman, Zecharias
• Dame blanche, La
• Damer, Anne Seymour
• Damne, Mr. (Vlissingen, Netherlands veterinarian)
• Damocles
• “Damon”
• Damon and Pythias
• Damon, Rev. David
• Damon, Rev. Jude (of Truro, Mass.)
• Dana, Dr. (in Palmer, Mass.)
• Dana, Rev. Edmund
• Dana, Edmund Trowbridge (“Ned,” son of Francis)
• Dana, Elizabeth Caroline (daughter of Edmund)
• Dana, Elizabeth Ellery (1751-1807, wife of Francis)
• Dana, Elizabeth Ellery (1789-1874, daughter of Francis)
• Dana, Frances Johnstone (daughter of Edmund)
• Dana, Francis (lawyer and diplomat)
• Dana, Helen Kinnaird (wife of Edmund)
• Dana, Rev. James
• Dana, Lydia (sister of Francis, wife of John Hastings)
• Dana, Martha Remington (daughter of Francis)
• Dana, Richard (father of Francis)
• Dana, Richard Henry, Jr. (son of Richard Henry)
• Dana, Sarah-Ann (daughter of Francis), identified
• Danbrook, John, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Danbury, Conn.
• Dancing
• Dance, James, Ladies' Frolic
• Dancourt, Florent Carton (French writer)
• Dandridge, Bartholomew
• Dane, Nathan (of Mass.)
• Danforth, Dr., witness, No. 62
• Danforth, Dr. Samuel (Boston physician)
• Danforth, Samuel (judge)
• Danforth, Samuel (the elder)
• Danforth, Samuel (the younger)
• Dangeau, Marquis de, Abrégé des mémoires on journal
• Dangeul, Louis Joseph Plumbard de
• Danglemont, M. (of Dunkirk)
• Daniel (W. S. Smith's manservant?)
• Daniel (Daneil), Gabriel (French historian), identified
• Daniel, Mr. (Paris engraver)
• Daniel, Samuel (Brit. poet), sonnets of
• Daniel, William (ex-prisoner)
• Danielson, Timothy (Mass. politician)
• Danish Navy
• Danse des Folies (ballet)
• Dante (obscure allusion)
• Dante Alighieri
• Danton, Georges Jacques
• Danube River
• Danvers, Mass.
• Danzig, Poland
• Da Ponte, Lorenzo
• Daragon, J. B.
• Darby
• “Darby and Joan,” song or ballad
• Darby, Adm. George (British)
• Darby, Jonathan, Jr.
• Darby (Derby), Penn.
• Darcy v. Hall
• d'Arcy, Patrick
• Dares (legendary Trojan writer)
• Darius, King of Persia
• Dark day of 1780
• Darly, Matthew (London publisher)
• Darrell, Capt. Josiah (of the Polly)
• Dart River, England
• Dartford, England
• Dartmoor Forest, England
• Dartmouth (tea ship)
• Dartmouth College
• Dartmouth College, Trustees of
• Dartmouth, Earl of
• Dartmouth, England
• Dartmouth, Mass. (later New Bedford, Mass.)
• D'Arusmont, Mrs. (wife of Phiquepal)
• Dashiell, Capt. Robert (of the Lady Lee)
• Dashwood v. Blythway
• Dashwood, Miss
• Dashwood, Capt. Samuel
• Dashwood, Samuel
• Daubray, Daubrèe
• Daun, Leopold Joseph Maria von
• d'Audibert Caille, Étienne
• Dauphin
• Dauphin (Amer. schooner)
• Dauphin-Royal (French ship of the line)
• Dauphiné, France
• Daupin (ship)
• Davaux, Jean Baptiste (composer), Théodore
• Davenport, Mrs. (wife of Anthony)
• Davenport, Maj. John
• Davenport, John (Yale tutor)
• Davenport, Rufus
• Davenport, Samuel, juror, No. 64
• Davey, William
• David (Biblical character)
• David, Caleb
• David, Jacques Louis
• Davidson, Joseph (translator of Cicero)
• Davies (Davis), Dr. Jonathan
• Davies, Sir John, Report
• Davies, Rev. Nathan
• Davies, Thomas, watercolor by
• Davinson
• Davis
• Davis & Brooks (N.Y. importers)
• Davis v. Stetson
• Davis' Strait (Greenland)
• Davis, Aaron (Roxbury selectman)
• Davis, Alexander Jackson (architect)
• Davis, Bancroft
• Davis, Benjamin
• Davis, Benjamin (loyalist)
• Davis, Benjamin, Jr.
• Davis, Benjamin, Sr. (1729-1805)
• Davis, Benjamin, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Davis, Caleb (of Mass.)
• Davis, Capt.
• Davis, Charles (of N.Y.)
• Davis, Charles A.
• Davis, Charles Augustus (of N.Y.)
• Davis, Charles Henry (CFA's classmate)
• Davis, Daniel
• Davis, Daniel, and libel trial of Theodore Lyman
• Davis, Deacon Ebenezer
• Davis, Ebenezer (brother of Jacob)
• Davis, Edward
• Davis, Capt. Edward (of the Dolphin)
• Davis, Dr. Edward G.
• Davis, Eleanor Bussey
• Davis, Eliza Bussey (wife of Charles)
• Davis, Isaac P.
• Davis, Col. Jacob (of Worcester)
• Davis, Jacob, witness, No. 32
• Davis, Jemmy
• Davis, Judge John (Mass. politician)
• Davis, John
• Davis, John (U.S. Sen., Mass.)
• Davis, John (member, Amer. Philosophical Society), quoted
• Davis, John Brazer (editor, Boston Patriot)
• Davis, John W.
• Davis, Dr. Jonathan
• Davis, Rev. Joseph
• Davis, Joseph Morton (of Plymouth)
• Davis, Judge (of New Bedford)
• Davis, Julia (daughter of Charles Augustus)
• Davis, Maria
• Davis, Matthew L., Memoirs of Aaron Burr, CFA reads and reviews
• Davis, Meletiah, witness, No. 1
• Davis, Miss(?) (daughter of Rufus)
• Davis, Miss (of Boston?)
• Davis, Miss (of N.Y.)
• Davis, Morton (of New Bedford)
• Davis, Mr. (in Salem, Mass.)
• Davis, Mr. (lawyer)
• Davis, Mr. (nephew of C. A. Davis)
• Davis, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Roxbury, Mass.)
• Davis, Nathaniel (counterfeiter)
• Davis, Nathaniel (constable)
• Davis, Nathaniel, juror, No. 64
• Davis, Nehemiah, challenged juror, No. 64
• Davis, Robert
• Davis, Rufus (tenant)
• Davis, Solomon
• Davis, Susan Jackson (wife of Isaac P.)
• Davis, T. (of Birmingham, England)
• Davis, Thomas (of Plymouth)
• Davis, Thomas Kemper (son of Isaac P.)
• Davis, Timothy Kemper (son of Isaac P.)
• Davis, Warren Ransom (of S.C.)
• Davis, Sgt. Major William (14th Regiment), witness, No. 64
• Davis, William
• Davis, William (Brookline constable)
• Davis, William (ex-prisoner)
• Davison (Davinson), Samuel
• Davy, John, and Henry Rowley Bishop
• Dawe, Philip
• Dawes family, CFA comments on
• Dawes, Elizabeth Eliot Cranch (1805-1860, daughter of AA's nephew William Cranch, wife of Rufus)
• Dawes, George
• Dawes, Mrs. (wife of George)
• Dawes, Horace (son of Thomas)
• Dawes, Mrs. (wife of Horace)
• Dawes, Mr., of Braintree, conceals reports of JA's illness
• Dawes, Rufus
• Dawes, Mrs. (wife of Thomas)
• Dawes, Judge Thomas
• Dawes, Thomas (bricklayer)
• Dawes, Thomas (Boston architect)
• Dawes, Thomas (Mass. House)
• Dawes, Thomas, Jr., in Mass. Convention on Ratification
• Dawes, William (Boston patriot)
• Dawson v. Lighter and Molasses
• Dawson v. The Dolphin, No. 51
• Dawson v. The Jenny, No. 52
• Dawson, George
• Dawson, Lt. George (of the Hope)
• Dawson, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Woodbridge, N.J.)
• Dawson, Mr. (weaver or fulling mill owner)
• Day certain, commonplaced
• Day v. Savadge
• Day, Edgar Burr (Yale 1824), identified
• Day, Jonathan, excused from jury, No. 63
• Day, Luke
• Day, Thomas (Brit. painter, writer)
• Dayes, Edward
• Dayley, Darby (of the Ranger)
• Dayton, Col. Elias
• Dayton, Jonathan
• Deal, England
• Dean (or Deane), Boston merchant
• Dean, Col., of Easton, Penn.
• Dean, James
• Dean, John
• Dean (Deane), Col. Joseph
• Dean, Mr. (ex-prisoner)
• Deane (Continental frigate)
• Deane family, commercial activities reprehended
• Deane, Barnabas (brother of Silas)
• Deane, Charles, on Convention of Saratoga
• Deane, Ephraim
• Deane, Jesse (son of Silas)
• Deane, Rev. Samuel
• Deane, Rev. Samuel (of Falmouth, now Portland, Maine)
• Deane, Rev. Samuel (of Scituate, Mass.)
• Deane, Mrs. (wife of Silas)
• Deane, Silas (of Conn.)
• Deane, Simeon (brother of Silas)
• Deane-Lee controversy
• Dearborn, Gen. Henry Alexander Scammell (of Roxbury, Mass.)
• Dearborn, Julia (daughter of Henry)
• Death by accident
• Deaths
• Debating Society
• De Berdt, Dennys (the elder), Mass. agent in London
• De Berdt, Dennys (the younger)
• De Berdt, Esther
• De Berdt, Mrs., of Philadelphia
• De Blois, Ann Coffin (wife of Gilbert)
• De Blois, Elizabeth (Betsey, daughter of Gilbert)
• De Blois, Gilbert
• De Blois, Lewis
• De Bois, Maj., in Philadelphia
• De boor, Maj., in Philadelphia
• Debrett, John
• Debrett, John, Peerage . . .
• Debt
• Debt for a legacy, action of, pleadings in
• Debt on a bond, action of
• Debt on a judgment, action of, pleadings in
• Debt on a statute, action of, pleadings in
• Debt, action of
• Debt, writ of
• Decass, Capt. (of the Dupré de St. Maur)
• Decater, Mr. (merchant)
• Decatur, Como. Stephen (U.S.)
• Decedents' estates
• Deceit (sometimes “disceit”)
• Decius (Roman emperor)
• Decker, Sir Matthew
• Declamations, public (Harvard)
• Declaration
• Declaration of Independence
• Declaration of Rights and Grievances
• “Declaration of the Causes and Necessity of Taking Up Arms,” adopted by Continental Congress
• Declaratory Act
• Declaratory relief
• DeCosta v. Scandret
• De Costa, J., plan of Boston by
• Decree
• Dedel, Mme., of The Hague
• Dedem tot den Gelder, Frederick Gysbert van (Overijssel deputy to States General)
• Dedham Case
• Dedham Patriot
• Dedham, Mass.
• Dedimus, defined
• Dee River (Great Britain)
• Deed, construction of, commonplaced
• Deeks v. Strutt
• Deer Island, Boston Harbor
• Deer Isle, Maine
• Deerfield, Mass.
• Deering, Sir Edward
• Deerly v. Dutchess of Mazarine
• Defamation
• Defence (Conn. privateer)
• Defense (pleading term)
• Definitive Treaty of 1783
• Defoe, Daniel
• de Fonte
• De Ford, Samuel T. (of Newburyport)
• De Fransche Tyrannis
• De Geen (of Amsterdam)
• Degenfeld-Schomburg, Fredrik Christoph, Graaf van (Dutch minister to Austria)
• Degge (Diggs), James Arthur
• De Graff (privateer)
• Degrand, Peter Paul Francis (Boston stockbroker)
• DeGrey, William (British attorney general)
• de Groot
• De Haas, Brig. Gen. John P.
• Dehahn
• De Hart, John (of N.J.)
• Dehon, Ann
• Dehon, Eliza
• Dehon, Frances
• Dehon, Mary M. (later wife of Edward Blake)
• Dehon, Miss (sister of Frances Dehon Brooks)
• Dehon, Misses (daughters of Mrs. William)
• Dehon, Mr. (brother of Frances Dehon Brooks)
• Dehon, Mrs. (wife of William)
• Dehon, William (of Boston)
• Dehone (Dehon), Theodore
• Deism
• DeKay, Col. (“now in the service of Buenos Ayres”)
• deJouy, Victor Joseph Etienne
• Dekay, Mr. (of N.Y.)
• DeKrafft, Frederick C.
• Delagrange, Mr.
• Delagrive, Abbé
• De Lancey family, in N.Y. politics
• De Lancey, Alice
• De Lancey, James (of N.Y.)
• De Lancey, Oliver (N.Y. loyalist)
• De Lancey, Peter (of N.Y.)
• Delano, Capt. (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Delano, Nathaniel, witness, No. 43
• DeLanoy, J. (merchant)
• Delap, S., and John Hans (Bordeaux merchants)
• Delaplaine, Joseph, commissions portrait of JQA
• Delauney, M.
• Delavile, M.
• Delaware
• Delaware (Continental frigate)
• Delaware Bay
• Delaware Indians, Tammany the chief of
• Delaware River
• Delaware, Capes of
• Delfos, Abraham (Dutch painter)
• Delft, Netherlands
• Delia
• Delicate Embarrassments (novel)
• Delisle, Rev. Chabrand, letter to
• Delivery, commonplaced
• Delivery, writ of, in Admiralty, No. 51
• DeLolme, J. L., The Constitution of England
• Delphi, Greece
• Delpini, Carlos Antonio
• Delpino, Joseph Giral
• Demades (Athenian politician)
• Demandre, A., Dictionnaire portatif de la langue françoise
• Demarara, British Guyana
• Demarville, Les verbes françois
• Demerara River, Guyana
• Demetrius (3d son of Ivan IV)
• Demetrius Phalereus (Greek orator)
• Deming, Jonathan, jury foreman, No. 59
• Demise charter
• Democracy
• Democratic Magazine
• Democratic Review
• Democratic party
• Democratic-Republican Party
• “Democritus,” pseudonym of newspaper writer
• Demodocus (Greek poet)
• Demosthenes
• Dempster, Mr. (singer)
• Demter, Christopher
• Demurrer
• Demurrer, special
• Dendermonde, Belgium
• Deneufville
• Denian, Mr.
• Denis
• Denison, John Evelyn, later 1st Viscount Ossington, identified
• Denmark
• Denn v. Purvis
• Denne, Dr. John, CFA reads sermon
• Dennie (son of John Dennie)
• Dennie, John
• Dennie, Mr. (from West Indies)
• Dennie, Thomas, & Son (wine merchants)
• Dennie, William
• Denning, James, in No. 54
• Dennis (servant)
• Dennis, Capt. William (of the privateer sloop America)
• Denny v. Williams
• Denny, Mr. (CFA's fellow boarder)
• Denny, Thomas (of Leicester, Mass.)
• Dennysville, Maine
• Dénon, Dominique Vivant (French chargé d'affaires in Naples)
• Depositions
• Depositions ex parte, taken before Boston Massacre Trials
• Depositum
• Deputy, dependence of continuance upon principal, No. 45
• De Quincey, Thomas, Confessions of an English Opium-Eater
• Derby
• Derby Academy (Hingham)
• Derby, Anstiss (daughter of Elias H.)
• Derby, Conn.
• Derby, Earl of
• Derby, Earl of
• Derby, Edward
• Derby, Elias Haskett (1803-1880, Salem merchant)
• Derby, Elizabeth (daughter of Mrs. Benjamin Greenleaf by former marriage?)
• Derby, Ezekiel Hersey (of Salem)
• Derby, Capt. John
• Derby, John (H.C. 1786)
• Derby, Lucy Brown (wife of Elias Haskett)
• Derby, Miss
• Derby, Mrs., sings
• Derby, Mrs. (wife of Richard C.)
• Derby, Richard
• Derby, Richard C.
• Derby, Richard, Jr. (of Salem, Mass.)
• Derby, Sarah Langley Hersey (widow of Richard, Sr.)
• Derby, Vt.
• Derbys, Salem shipowners, privateering activities of
• Derbyshire, England
• Derceto (Syrian goddess)
• Dérival de Gomicourt, M.
• de Roos, Lt. Fred. Fitzgerald
• Derry, Ireland
• de Ruyter, M. A.
• Derwentwater, Lord
• Des Barres, Joseph F. W.
• Desaguliers, John Theophilus (French scientist)
• Desaudray (Desaudrèe), Mr. (merchant in Lorient)
• Desavot, Mr. (of Paris)
• Descartes, René
• Deschambault, Que.
• Descriptions des arts et métiers
• Desdemona
• Desegray Beaugard & Co. (Lorient)
• Desenfans, N. J.
• Deserters
• Desertion
• Deshon, Capt. Daniel (of the Enterprise)
• Deshon, John (member of Navy Board at Boston)
• De Smet, Anthoon Joseph (Flanders textile manufacturer)
• Desmeth, Mme. (of Antwerp)
• Desmia, Andrew (servant)
• Dessein, Pierre Quillacq (innkeeper)
• Destin (French ship of the line)
• Destouches, Charles René Dominique Souchet, Chevalier
• Destouches, Philippe Nericault
• Detinue, action of, when lies
• Detournelle, Mr. (French consul at La Coruña)
• Detroit, Mich.
• Detur (Harvard prize)
• Deux avares (stage play)
• Deux-Ponts, Christian de Forbach de, Comte de (French army)
• Devastavit
• Devens, Richard
• Deventer, Netherlands
• Devereux, John (tenant)
• Devereux, Robert, 2d earl of Essex
• Devil's Bridge
• Deville, Mr.
• Devon, England
• Devonshire, Duke and Duchess of
• Devonshire, Duke of
• Devonshire, England
• Devourouy, Mr., petition to Continental Congress
• Dew, Thomas Roderick, Debate in the Virginia Legislature
• Dewey, Edward (CFA's classmate), identified
• Dewey, Rev. Orville (of N.Y.)
• de Windt Papers, in Massachusetts Historical Society
• de Windt, Anna Maria (daughter of John Peter)
• de Windt, Caroline (daughter of John Peter)
• de Windt, Caroline Amelia Smith (1795-1852, wife of John Peter, daughter of AA2)
• de Windt, Elizabeth (daughter of John Peter, later wife of Christopher Pearse Cranch)
• de Windt, Elizabeth Groebe (wife of John, mother of John Peter)
• de Windt, Isabella (daughter of John Peter)
• de Windt, John Peter (1786-1870, son-in-law of AA2)
• de Windt, John Peter, Jr. (son of John Peter)
• de Windt, Julia (daughter of John Peter)
• de Windt, Louisa, visits CFA and ABA
• De Windt, Miss
• de Windt, Miss (daughter of John Peter)
• de Windt, Mr. (son of John Peter)
• De Windt, Mr.
• de Windt, Mr. (son of John Peter)
• Dewitt family (of Conn.), manufactures saltpeter
• DeWitt, Charles (N.Y. member of Congress)
• de Witt, Jan
• De Witt, of Norwich, Conn.
• De Witt, of Windham, Conn.
• De Wolf (DWolfe), Miss
• De Wolf (De Wolfe), James (U.S. Sen., R.I.)
• De Wolf (dWolf), Miss (of Washington; at “Tuesday” party)
• De Wolf, James, Jr., case against New England Marine Insurance Co.
• De Wolf, Mr. & Mrs. (in Quincy)
• DeWolf, Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford
• Dexter, Dr. Aaron (of Boston)
• Dexter, Catherine (of Mass.)
• Dexter, Catherine Gordon (wife of Samuel)
• Dexter, Mrs. (wife of Franklin)
• Dexter, Franklin
• Dexter, George M.
• Dexter, Miss
• Dexter, Samuel (1761-1816)
• Dezallier d'Argenville, Antoine Nicolas
• Dezède, Nicholas (composer)
• Diademe (French ship of the line)
• Diamond, Capt. (of Marblehead, Mass.)
• Diamond, John (of the Fancy, ex-prisoner)
• Diana (goddess)
• Diana, British ship of war
• Diaz, Joseph
• Dibdin, Charles (Brit. playwright and songwriter)
• Dibdin, Thomas Frognall
• Dibley, William
• Dick (servant)
• Dick, Capt. Alexander (ex-prisoner)
• Dick, Charles (of Fredericksburg, Va.)
• Dickens, Charles
• Dickenson's Bay, Antigua, fort at
• Dickerson, Mahlon (secy. of Navy)
• Dickerson, Mr., witness, No. 39
• Dickerson, Oliver M.
• Dickerson, Philemon
• Dickins (Dickens), Mrs. (wife of Asbury)
• Dickins, Asbury
• Dickins, Francis
• Dickinson, Anson, miniature of CFA by
• Dickinson, Davis (stonecutter), identified
• Dickinson, John (Penn. politician)
• Dickinson, John Dean (U.S. Repr., N.Y.), identified
• Dickinson, Mary Cadwalader (wife of Samuel)
• Dickinson, Mary Norris (wife of John)
• Dickinson, Philemon
• Dickinson, ship
• Dickson, Capt. (of Quebec City)
• Dickson (Dixon), Lt. Hugh (29th Regiment), in No. 64
• Dickson, Stephon (of the Ranger)
• Dicthery, Peter
• Dictionnaire d'histoire naturelle
• Dictionnaire historique et bibliographique portatif
• Dictionnaire universel françois et latin
• Dictys of Crete
• Diderot, Denis (philosophe)
• Dido
• Didymus (scholiast)
• Diego, Antonio
• Diemen, Netherlands
• Diemermeersche Courant
• Dieppe, France
• Dieskau, Ludwig August von
• Digby, George, 2d Baron of (1612-1677)
• Digby, John, 2d Earl of Bristol
• Digby, Rear Adm. Robert (British)
• Digges, George
• Digges, Thomas (of Md. and London)
• Diggs
• Dighby (British frigate?)
• Dighton Rock, Mass.
• Dighton, Mass.
• Dijon, France
• Diksmuide (Dixmunde), Belgium
• Diligence (Amer. vessel)
• Diligence (French express stagecoach)
• Diligent (Brit. guard ship)
• Diligent (British brigantine)
• Diligent (Continental brigantine)
• Diligente (French frigate)
• Diligente (Spanish ship of the line)
• Dillaway, Charles Knapp
• Dillingham, Edward, in No. 43
• Dilly, Charles (London bookseller)
• Dilly, Edward & Charles (London booksellers)
• Dilly, Edward (London bookseller)
• Dilworth, W. H., Frederick III
• Dimond, William
• Dimsdale, Thomas, Present Method of Inoculating for the Small-Pox
• Dinah, witness, No. 23
• Dinan, France
• Dingley, Amasa
• Dinwiddie County, Va.
• Diodati, Mr.
• Diodorus, the Sicilian
• Diogenes Laertius (Greek author)
• Diomedes (Roman grammarian)
• Dionysius of Halicarnassus
• Diptheria (putrid fever?)
• Dircks, Col. Jacob Gerard
• Direction to the jury, No. 12
• Direction, legal meaning of
• Disbarment
• Disceit
• Discours d'un bon Hollandais
• Discovery
• Disease
• Disjunctive, commonplaced
• Dismié
• Disney, Capt.
• Disney, Rev. John (Brit. clergyman)
• Dispatch (Amer. privateer brigantine)
• Dispatch (Amer. schooner)
• Dispatch (British brig)
• Dispatch (British ship)
• Dispatch (Continental vessel)
• Dispatch (Mass. privateer)
• Disputations, as an educational device
• Disraeli, Benjamin (Brit. politician and writer)
• D'Israeli, Isaac
• Disseisin
• Dissenters, churches of, treated as established
• Distilleries
• Distress
• Distrest Mother, The
• Distribution, intestate
• District of Columbia
• Distringas, writ of, defined
• Ditson v. Small, Form XXVIII
• Ditson, John, plaintiff, Form XXVIII
• Ditson, Thomas, Jr., in scuffle with British officers
• Diuchidas (writer on Greek literature)
• Divided court, effect of judgment by, No. 58
• Divorce
• Dix, John Adams
• Dix, Jonas
• Dix, William, in No. 26
• Dixey, Capt. John, of the Queen of France
• Dixey, Miss
• Dixon, Lt. Col. Henry (N.C. militia)
• Dixon, William, witness, No. 64
• Dixwell, Epes Sargent
• Dixwell, John J.
• Dixwell, John, regicide
• Dnieper River
• Doane family, and final decision of Lusanna case
• Doane v. Gage
• Doane v. Treadwell and Penhallow
• Doane's Administrators v. Penhallow et al.
• Doane, Anna (wife of Elisha, later wife of David S. Greenough)
• Doane, Elisha (of Cape Cod)
• Doane, Isaiah
• Doane, Joseph
• Doane, Joseph, Jr.
• Doane, Joseph, Sr.
• Doane, Reuben, witness, No. 43
• Doane, Mrs. (wife of Samuel B.)
• Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.
• Doble, Joseph, defendant, Form VI
• Doblin, J.
• Dobrée (Daubray, Daubrèe), of Nantes
• Dobrée, Peter Frederick (of Nantes)
• Dobrée, Thomas (father of Peter Frederick)
• Dobson, Susannah, Life of Petrarch
• Dockyards Act
• Doctrine of passive resistance
• Doddridge, Rev. Philip (Brit. clergyman)
• Dodge, Daniel
• Dodge, Col. George, witness, No. 10
• Dodge, Isaac
• Dodge, James, witness, No. 64
• Dodge, Joseph(?) (of Haverhill)
• Dodge, Joshua (consul at Marseilles)
• Dodge, Mrs. (wife of Joshua, formerly Miss DeWolf)
• Dodge, Mr., in No. 53
• Dodge, Oliver (H.C. 1788)
• Dodge, William
• Dodge, William (H.C. 1786)
• Dodington, George Bubb, Baron of Melcombe Regis, Diary
• Dodsley, Robert (Brit. poet)
• Doelan, John (of the Ranger)
• Dogger Bank, Battle of the
• Dogget, Seth, witness, No. 1
• Doggett, John, & Co.
• Dogs
• Döhren, Jacques von, letter to Commissioners listed
• Dohrman, Arnold Henri (merchant at Lisbon)
• Dolben, Sir William
• Dole, Moses, witness, No. 31
• Dolgorouki, Ivan
• Dolgorouki, Vassili
• Dolgorouki, Yuri
• Doliver, William (ex-prisoner)
• Dolly (servant girl)
• Dolomieu, Déodat Guy Sylvain Tancrède Gratet de (French officer)
• Dolph, Eliza (of Boston)
• Dolphin (Amer. merchant ship)
• Dolphin (British brigantine)
• Dolphin (British frigate)
• Dolphin (Mass. brig)
• Dolphin (sloop), seized in No. 51
• Dolphin (steamer)
• Dolphin (Mass. privateer)
• Dolus malus, defined
• Domat, Jean (French jurist), Loix civiles
• Domestic relations, cases concerning
• Domestic work
• Domet, Mr. (veterinarian)
• Dominica, W.I.
• Dominicans
• Dominion of New England
• Domitian (Roman emperor)
• Don Juan
• Donald, Aïda DiPace
• Donald, David
• Donalson, Mr. (from West Indies)
• Donell, Obadiah (of the Ranger)
• Dongan (Dougan), Thomas
• Dongen, van (of Gorcum, Netherlands)
• Donizetti, Gaetano, Torquato Tasso
• Donne, John (Brit. poet)
• Donnelly, Lucy M., article on “The Celebrated Mrs. Macaulay”
• Donop, Col. Karl Emil Kurt von (Hessian)
• Doolittle, Ephraim (Worcester merchant)
• Doolittle, Mr., in Mass. election after Stamp Act
• Doolittle, William C. J.
• Doradour, Comte de
• Doradour, Comtesse de
• Dorat, Claude Joseph, Malheureux imaginaire
• Dorchester Neck
• Dorchester Point
• Dorchester, England
• Dorchester, Guy Carleton, 1st Baron
• Dorchester, Mass.
• Dordogne River, France
• Dordrecht, Netherlands
• Doringer, Ignaz Josef (Austrian chargé to the Netherlands)
• Dormer, Capt.
• Dormer, Sir Clement Cottrell (Brit. master of ceremonies at court)
• Dorr, Alfred, & Allen, J. M. (auctioneers)
• Dorr, Clifford
• Dorr, Ebenezer Ritchie
• Dorr, Harbottle, challenged juror, No. 64
• Dorr, William B.
• Dorre, Chevalier
• Dorrè, Marie Fidel
• Dorset, England
• Dorset, John Frederick Sackville, 3d Duke of (Brit. ambassador to France)
• Dorsetshire, England
• Dorsey, Clement (U.S. Repr., Md.), identified
• Dorsey, John
• Dorsey, Mr. (of Elk Ridge, Md.)
• Dorvigny, Louis François Archambault
• Dotey (Doty, Doten), Jane, complainant, No. 28
• Doty, Mr. (tavernkeeper near Stoughton, Mass.)
• Doubleday's, Mrs., “The Mansion House,” New Bedford
• Dougal, John (of the Ranger)
• Dougherty v. Little, No. 23
• Dougherty, James (of Penn.)
• Dougherty, James, plaintiff, No. 23
• Dougherty, Mary (wife of James)
• Doughty, Rev.
• Doughty, Thomas (painter)
• Douglas (Hamilton), Dunbar, 4th earl of Selkirk
• Douglas, Helen, countess of Selkirk
• Douglas, Capt. John (of the Sally; British prisoner)
• Douglas, Mr.
• Douglas, Col. William (of Conn.)
• Douglas, William
• Douglass, Benjamin
• Douglass, Mass.
• Douglass, Mr.
• Douglass, Mr. (of Quincy)
• Douglass, William
• Douglass, William (of Conn.)
• Douglass, William, British Settlements
• Douglass, William, defendant in bastardy case, Boston
• Dove (Amer. schooner)
• Dove (schooner)
• Dove (ship)
• Dover Manufacturing Co. (N.H.)
• Dover, England
• Dover, N.H.
• Dover, Strait of
• Dowesborough (now Guilderland), N.Y.
• Down East (farce)
• Downer, Eliphalet (ex-prisoner)
• Downer, Silas
• Downes, Commodore John
• Downes, Mr., in No. 52
• Downes, Samuel, witness, No. 60
• Downing, Andrew Jackson
• Downing, Caroline Elizabeth de Windt (wife of Andrew Jackson Downing)
• Downing, Charles (U.S. Repr., Fla.)
• Downing, Majors J. and Jack
• Downs, The, England
• Dowse v. 19 Casks of Molasses, No. 49
• Dowse v. 33 Hogsheads of Molasses, No. 47
• Dowse, Joseph (Boston property owner)
• Dowse, Joseph (surveyor and searcher, Salem-Marblehead)
• Dowse, Capt. Nathaniel (ex-prisoner)
• Doyer, Peltier du (Nantes merchant)
• Doyle, Percy W. (British legation secretary)
• Doyle, Thomas
• Dracut, Mass.
• Drake (British sloop of war)
• Drake, Mr. (of Conn.)
• Drake, Nathan
• Drama
• Dramatist, The, or Stop Him Who Can
• Draper, Margaret (publishes Massachusetts Gazette)
• Draper, Richard (publishes Massachusetts Gazette)
• Draper, Sir William
• Drawer
• Drayton Basset Case
• Drayton, William (U.S. Repr., S.C.)
• Drayton, William Henry (of S.C.)
• Dreams
• Drenthe (province of the Netherlands)
• Dresden, Germany
• Dresden, Maine (formerly Pownalborough)
• Dress
• Dreux, France
• Drew, Lt. James (British)
• Drew, Sarah, in John Gay's letter about rustic lovers
• Dreyer, Christof Vilhelm (Danish minister to Great Britain)
• Dring v. Respass
• Drinker, Henry (Phila. Friend)
• Driver, Edward (prisoner at Dinan, France)
• Droit d'Aubaine
• Droit de Detraction
• Drouichets & Co. (Madrid bankers)
• Drowne, Samuel
• Drucour, Chevalier de
• Druids
• Drummond, Alexander, Travels
• Drummond, Andrew, witness, No. 62
• Drummond, James, “Lord”
• Drummond, Rebecca, witness, No. 30
• Drummond, Thomas, Lord
• Drummond, Sir William, transl. Persius' Satires
• Drury Lane (London theater)
• Dryden, John (Brit. poet)
• Dutch, Rev. Ebenezer
• Duane, James (N.Y. member of Congress)
• Duarti, João Garcia (of the Nossa Senhora)
• Du Barry, Jeanne Bécu, Comtesse (mistress of Louis XV)
• Du Barry, Mr. (from West Indies)
• Dubbeldemuts, Adrianus (Rotterdam merchant)
• Dubbeldemuts, Franco & Adrianus (Rotterdam mercantile firm)
• Dubbeldemuts, Franco (Rotterdam merchant)
• Dubert
• Dublin (British ship of the line)
• Dublin v. Chadbourn
• Dublin, Ireland
• Du Bois, Henry
• Dubois, Col. Lewis (French)
• Dubos, Jean Baptiste (French historian)
• Du Bouchet, Chevalier, letter to JA listed
• Dubourg, Jacques Barbeu (French editor and physician)
• Dubray, Capt. James (of the Isabelle)
• Dubreuil, Trouchin (publisher of Gazette d'Amsterdam)
• Du Breville, Mr. (French naval officer)
• Dubrocq, Alexandre, letter to Commissioners listed
• Dubufe, Claude Marie (painter)
• Duc de Choiseuil (French ship)
• Duc de Duras (French ship, later Bonhomme Richard)
• Du Chaffault de Besné, Louis Charles, Comte
• Duché, Elizabeth Hopkinson (wife of Jacob)
• Duché, Rev. Jacob (of Phila.)
• Duchenay, Mr.
• Duchess of Kingston (ship)
• Duchesse de Grammont (French merchant ship)
• Duchet, Mark
• Duchet, William
• Duck (cloth)
• Duclos, Charles Pineau, Considérations sur les moeurs
• Du Coudray, Philippe Charles Jean Baptiste Tronson (French officer)
• du Deffand, Marie de Vichy Chamrond, Marquise
• Dudleian lectures, Harvard
• Dudley, Charles
• Dudley, Sir Edmund
• Dudley, England
• Dudley, Henry Bate, Magic Picture
• Dudley, Joseph (Harvard 1751)
• Dudley, Mary
• Dudley, Mass.
• Dudley, Mr. (of Quincy)
• Dudley, Mr. (quarry lessee)
• Dudley, Mrs. (of Albany)
• Dudley, Paul
• Dudley, Robert, Earl of Leicester
• Dudley, Stephen
• Dudley, Thomas
• Due process of law, Coke on
• Dueling
• Duer, Catherine Alexander (wife of William)
• Duer, William (of N.Y.)
• Duer, William Alexander
• Du Fee, Col. (Canadian militia)
• Duff, Mary Ann (actress)
• Duffield, Rev. George (of Phila.)
• Dufour, Mr.
• Dufresnoy, Charles Alphonse, The Art of Painting
• Dufresny, Charles, Rivière
• Dugan, Cumberland, shipper of Philadelphia
• Dugan, Frederick J. (Harvard student)
• Dugazon (Gourgaud, Jean Baptiste, actor)
• Dugdale, Sir William, Monasticon Anglicanum
• Duggan, Dr.
• Duhamel, of the French Academy of Sciences
• Duke of Leinster (Amer. ship)
• Duke of York
• Duker, P. G. (Dutch chargé d'affaires)
• Dukes County, Mass.
• Dulany, Daniel
• Dumaresq (Dumaresque), Phillip, juror, No. 63
• Dumas family, housekeepers at Hôtel des Etats Unis, The Hague
• Dumas, Anna Jacoba (Nancy, daughter of Charles)
• Dumas, Charles William Frederic (U.S. agent at The Hague)
• Dumas, Marie (wife of Charles)
• Dumb Belle, The (farce)
• Dumbar, Derk (secy. of Provincial States of Overijssel)
• Duménil, Capt. (of the Serin)
• Dumfries (Dumfrus), Va.
• Dummer Academy
• Dummer, Jeremiah (former gov. of Mass.)
• Dumont (servant)
• Dumont, Jean (French writer)
• Dumont, John Thomas Philip (Harvard 1824)
• Dumont, Pierre Etienne Louis, Mirabeau
• Dunbar, David
• Dunbar, James, 6th Earl of Selkirk
• Dunbar, Jesse
• Dunbar, Maj.
• Dunbar, Robert Thomas (JA2's classmate)
• Duncan, Abraham (son of James, Sr.)
• Duncan, Alexander (U.S. Repr., Ohio)
• Duncan, Capt. (British, of the Medea)
• Duncan, Capt. (of the Eagle)
• Duncan, Elizabeth
• Duncan, Elizabeth (daughter of James)
• Duncan, Elizabeth Bell (1st wife of James)
• Duncan, Elizabeth Leonard (2d wife of James)
• Duncan, Hannah Greenleaf (3d wife of James)
• Duncan, James (of Haverhill)
• Duncan, James, Jr.
• Duncan, Margaret (Peggy, daughter of James)
• Duncan, Mary (or “Polly”)
• Duncan, Mr., cargo of British goods brought by
• Duncan, Capt. Robert (of Phila.)
• Duncan, of Philadelphia
• Duncomb (Duncombe), Giles, Trials per Pais
• Dundas, Henry, M.P.
• Dundas, Capt. Ralph (of the Bonetta)
• Dundas, T. (pseudonym)
• Dundass, Ralph
• Dundass, Cpl. William
• Dundonald, Lord
• Dungannon, Ireland
• Dunham, Josiah(?)
• Duni, Egide Romuald (composer)
• Dunilar, Jeannerat de (secy. to Prussian legation in London)
• Dunk, George Montagu, 1st Earl of Halifax of 3d creation
• Dunk, George Montague, 2d Earl of Halifax
• Dunkerque, France
• Dunkers
• Dunkin, Edmund
• Dunkin, Susan Bethune (wife of Edmund)
• Dunkly v. Wade
• Dunlap, John (Phila. printer)
• Dunlap, Mr. (tenant)
• Dunlap, William (writer and playwright)
• Dunmore, Lord
• Dunn, Mr., auction of furniture of
• Dunning, John
• Dunstable, Mass.
• Dupee, Elias, witness, No. 59
• Duplessis, Joseph Siffred
• Du Plessis, Thomas Antoine, Chevalier de Mauduit
• DuPonceau, Pierre Etienne (Philadelphia lawyer), identified
• Dupont de Lens
• Dupont de Nemours, Pierre Samuel (French diplomat)
• Dupont, Mr.
• Duport, Mr. (tobacco vendor, Washington)
• Duportail, Louis Lebègue de Presle (French army officer)
• Dupré (Chaumont's servant)
• Dupré de St. Maur (French ship)
• Dupré, M. and Mme., of Paris
• Duquesne, Chevalier (of the Triomphe)
• Durand, Asher Brown (artist)
• Durant, C. F., balloon ascension
• Duras, Claire de Durfort, Duchesse de, Ourika
• Duress, commonplaced
• Durgan, Ben, witness, No. 2
• Durham County, England
• Durham, Bishop of
• Durham, Conn.
• Durham, England
• Durham, N.H.
• Durkee, Col. John (of Conn.)
• Dusaulx, M.
• Dusauzet, Henry (merchant at The Hague)
• Dusheman, Mr. (of Philadelphia)
• Du Simitière, Pierre Eugène (artist)
• Düsseldorf, Germany
• Dussen, Aegidius van der
• Dutch
• Dutch Army
• Dutch East India Company
• Dutch Navy
• Dutch Patriot party
• Dutch Reformed Church
• Dutch Republic
• Dutch Settlements
• Dutch West India Company
• Dutch West Indies, British fleet in
• Dutch in America, JA on, in New York state
• Dutch language
• Dutch people
• Dutch-American Convention on Recaptures
• Dutch-American Treaty of Amity and Commerce
• Dutchess County, N.Y.
• Duties (customs)
• Dutton, John L. (quarry lessee)
• Duty, Rev. John
• Duvant, Sally
• Duvivier, Pierre Simon, executes Washington medal
• Duxbury, Mass.
• Dwight, Henry Williams (U.S. Repr., Mass.)
• Dwight, Rev. John Sullivan, CFA on sermons
• Dwight, Josiah (H.C. 1786)
• Dwight, Col. Simeon
• Dwight, Thomas
• Dwight, Rev. Timothy (of Greenfield Hill, Conn.)
• Dwight, William (CFA's classmate)
• Dwina River, Russia
• DWolf, D'Wolf
• Dyanthe (Diana?, Roman goddess)
• Dyche, Thomas, New English Dictionary
• Dyer v. Doane
• Dyer, Benjamin
• Dyer, Eliphalet (of Conn.)
• Dyer, Sir James, Reports
• Dyer, John
• Dyer, Joseph
• Dyer, Maj. Thomas (of Conn.)
• Dyer, father of Thomas Dyer
• Dyes, Bancroft's patent on
• Dyre v. Hutchinson
• Dyre, Mr.
• Dysentery