Index: Consolidated, E

• ECA
• Eachard, Laurence, The Gazetteer's . . . Interpreter
• Eagle (British packet)
• Eagle (British ship of the line)
• Eagle, Sign of the Rising (Hill's Tavern), Malden, Mass.
• Eagleton & Coventry v. Kingston
• Eames, Deacon (of Haverhill)
• Earl of Dunmore (ship)
• Earl of Errol (British ship)
• Earl of Gloucester (schooner), No. 47
• Earl, Ralph (artist)
• Earlom, Richard
• Earthquakes
• Easement
• East Boston
• East Bridgewater, Mass.
• East Chester, N.Y.
• East Greenwich, England, Manor of, and colonial charters
• East Hartford, Conn.
• East India Company (Brit.)
• East India Company (Dutch)
• East India Company (Austrian)
• East Indies
• East River, N.Y.
• East Windsor, Conn.
• Eastburn, John H.
• Easter
• Eastham, Mass.
• Easton, Col. James (of Conn.)
• Easton, Mass.
• Easton, Penn.
• Eaton v. George
• Eaton, Charlotte Anne Waldie
• Eaton, Dorothy S.
• Eaton, John H. (secretary of war)
• Eaton, Joseph
• Eaton, Peggy O'Neale (wife of John)
• Eaton, Peter (H.C. 1787)
• Eaton, Theophilus
• Eberstein, Mr. (Swedish merchant)
• Eccles, Miss (of N.Y.)
• Eccles, Mr. (of N.Y.)
• Ecclesiastical jurisdiction
• Ecclesiastical law
• Eckhel, Joseph, Traité . . . numismatique
• Eckhoffen, Baron d'Ecker d' (of Hamburg, Germany)
• Eckley, David
• Eckley, Joseph
• Eckley, Rev. Joseph (Boston clergyman)
• Eckley, Thomas
• Eclectic Review
• Edam, Netherlands
• Eddy, Caleb (of Boston)
• Eddy, Samuel (U.S. Repr., R.I.)
• Eden, Capt.
• Eden, Robert (of S.C.)
• Eden, Gov. Robert (of Md.)
• Eden, William (Brit. politician and diplomat)
• Eden, Sir William (later 6th Baronet of Windlestone Hall), identified
• Edenson, Wm., & Co.
• Edenton, N.C.
• Edes & Sons, publishers of Boston Gazette
• Edes, Benjamin (printer of Boston Gazette)
• Edes, Rev. Edward Henry
• Edes, Dr. Henry
• Edes, Rev. Henry Francis
• Edes, Mrs. (tenant)
• Edes, Peter
• Edgartown, Mass.
• Edgcumb Mount, Devon, England
• Edgcumb, Lord
• Edgcumbe, George, 3d Baron Edgcumbe (later 1st Earl of Mount Edgcumbe)
• Edgehill, England
• Edgeworth, Maria
• Edict of Toleration (1781)
• Edinburgh, Scotland
• Edinburgh Journal of Science
• Edinburgh Review
• Edinburgh, University of
• Edmunds, Henry
• Edson, Col. Josiah
• Edson, Theodore (Harvard 1822), identified
• Education
• Edward (British Navy, sloop tender)
• Edward (ship)
• Edward I, King of England
• Edward III, King of England
• Edward IV, King of England
• Edward VI, King of England
• Edward the Confessor
• Edward, King of Portugal
• Edwards, Bryan
• Edwards, Henry Waggaman (U.S. Repr., Conn.)
• Edwards, John
• Edwards, Jonathan (theologian)
• Edwards, Mrs. (wife of Joseph)
• Edwards, Joseph (bookseller), in No. 12
• Edwards, Joseph, witness, No. 63
• Edwards, Mr.
• Edwards, Mr., in Boston Massacre Trials
• Edwards, Mrs. (of Boston)
• Edwards, Ninian
• Edwards, Rear Adm. Richard (British)
• Edwards, Samuel (1705-1762, uncle of AA)
• Edwards, Sarah Smith (1704-1775, aunt of AA)
• Edwards, Thomas
• Edwards, Timothy (delegate from Mass.)
• Edwards, of Boston
• Edwine
• Eeger, Mrs.
• Eel (Eal) River
• Effingham (Continental frigate)
• Effingham, Countess of
• Effingham, Earl of
• Effingham, ship
• Egerton v. Morgan et al.
• Egerton, Francis, 1st Earl of Ellesmere, transl. Faust
• Egerton, Francis, 3d Duke of Bridgwater
• Egerton, Sir Thomas, Baron Ellesmere and Viscount Brackley
• Egg Harbor, N.J.
• Egmont (British ship of the line)
• Egmont, Lamoral, Count of (Flemish statesman)
• Egmont, Philip of (son of Lamoral)
• Egremont, Earl of
• Egremont, Lord
• Egypt
• Ehrensvärd, Gustaf Johan, Baron von (Swedish minister to the Netherlands)
• Eichhorn, Johann Gottfried
• Ejectment, English action of
• Ejectment, Mass. action of
• El Burgo Ranero, Spain
• El Ferrol del Caudillo, Spain
• Elba
• Elderkin, Mr., inoculated with smallpox in Boston
• Eldridge, Barnabas, witness, No. 43
• Eldridge, Isaiah (Josa.), witness, No. 43
• Elections
• Electoral college
• Electricity
• Elegit, writ of
• Elijah (the Prophet)
• Eliot Seminary (later Washington Univ.)
• Eliot, Abigail Adams Cranch (wife of William Greenleaf)
• Eliot, Rev. Andrew, Sr. (1719-1778)
• Eliot, Rev. Andrew, Jr. (1743-1805)
• Eliot, Anna
• Eliot, Elizabeth Langdon (d. 1795, wife of Andrew)
• Eliot, Gen. George Augustus (Brit. commander at Gibraltar)
• Eliot, Hannah Dawes (later wife of Thomas Lamb), identified
• Eliot, Jacob(?)
• Eliot, Rev. Jared
• Eliot, Rev. John (Boston clergyman)
• Eliot, Mr. & Mrs. (in Washington)
• Eliot, Mr., carries letters between AA and JA
• Eliot, Mrs. (in Boston)
• Eliot, Samuel
• Eliot, Samuel (Boston merchant)
• Eliot, Samuel (Harvard 1839)
• Eliot, Samuel Atkins (Boston mayor)
• Eliot, Rev. William Greenleaf
• Eliot, William H.
• Elisabèth, Philippine Marie Hélène (sister of Louis XVI)
• Elisha (Biblical character)
• “Eliza” (otherwise unidentified), of John Thaxter's circle or a fanciful name of such a one
• Elizabeth (Biblical character)
• Elizabeth (British ship), captured and sold
• Elizabeth (ship)
• Elizabeth City, N.J.
• Elizabeth I, Queen of England
• Elizabeth Islands, Mass.
• Elizabeth, British transport
• Elizabeth, Empress of Russia
• Elizabeth (Elizabeth Town), N.J.
• Elizabeth, Princess (daughter of George III)
• Elk River
• Elk River, Md.
• Elk River, Va.
• Elkins, George B. (of Nantucket)
• Elkton, Md.
• Ell (measurement)
• Ella Rosenberg
• Ellard (Ellis), tavernkeeper of Axminster, England
• Ellery, Almy (daughter of William)
• Ellery, Ann (Nancy, daughter of William)
• Ellery, Ann Remington (mother of Almy)
• Ellery, Benjamin
• Ellery, Edmund Trowbridge (son of William)
• Ellery, Edmund Trowbridge or William
• Ellery, John S., v. New England Insurance Co.
• Ellery, William (R.I. member of Congress)
• Ellesmere, 1st Earl of
• Ellesmere, Baron
• Ellicott, Mr. (of Baltimore)
• Ellington, Conn.
• Elliot, Jonathan
• Elliot, Robert
• Elliot, S., in Boston
• Elliot, William, Jr. (attorney; tenant)
• Elliott, Stephen (Harvard 1824)
• Ellis
• Ellis v. Box
• Ellis' tavern (near Sandwich, Mass.)
• Ellis, Dr. Calvin
• Ellis, David
• Ellis, Rev. George Edward
• Ellis, Sir Henry, Elgin and Phigaleian Marbles
• Ellis, Jonathan, juror, No. 59
• Ellis, Mathias, witness, No. 3
• Ellis, Capt. Nathaniel, witness, No. 43
• Ellis, Reuben
• Ellis, Welbore (British Amer. secy.)
• Ellis, tavernkeeper near Barnstable, Mass.
• Ellsworth, Oliver (Conn. politician)
• Elmer, Jonathan (delegate from N.J.)
• Elmes, James, A General and a Bibliographical Dictionary of the Fine Arts
• Elmore, Col. Samuel (of Conn.)
• Elmsley, Mr. (nephew of Mr. Boylston)
• Eloquence
• Elton, translation of Hesiod
• Elvin, Mr., at Mifflin's quarters in Cambridge
• Elwell (Ellwell), Mr., from Boston, in Canadian militia
• Elworthy, Elizabeth Cranch (wife of James)
• Elworthy, James (London merchant)
• Elwyn, Penn.
• “Ely riots”
• Ely v. Ely
• Ely, Maj. Benjamin (of West Springfield, Mass.)
• Ely, Samuel (Mass. tax resister)
• Emancipator, The
• Emarson, Mr., books lent to
• Embargoes
• Emden, Germany
• Emerald (British frigate)
• Emerson, Charles Chauncy
• Emerson, Edward Bliss (brother of Ralph Waldo Emerson)
• Emerson, George Barrell
• Emerson, Rev. Joseph
• Emerson, Lydia Jackson (wife of Ralph Waldo)
• Emerson, Ralph Waldo
• Emerson, Rev. William (father of Ralph Waldo Emerson)
• Emerson, William (H.C. 1789)
• Emerson, William (brother of Ralph Waldo Emerson)
• Emery, Caleb (of the Ranger)
• Emery, Hannah Tracy
• Emery, J. H. (of Portsmouth, N.H.)
• Emery, John (of Bilbao)
• Emery, John, deposition, No. 58
• Emery, Rev. Joshua, of Weymouth
• Emery, Margaret Gookin (wife of John)
• Emery, Mr. (quarry lessee)
• Emery, Mr.
• Emery, Robert
• Emery, Samuel, deposition, No. 58
• Eminent domain, No. 33
• Emlyn, Thomas
• Emmery, Mr.
• Emmet, Thomas Addis
• Emmons v. Brewer, No. 33
• Emmons, Jacob, plaintiff, No. 33
• Emmons, John L.
• Emmons, Mrs. (wife of John L.)
• Emmons, Samuel, witness, No. 64
• Emmons, Thomas
• Emmory, John, witness, No. 7
• Empress of China
• Empson, Sir Richard
• Enckes' Comet
• Encyclopaedia Britannica
• Encyclopedia Americana
• Encyclopédie, L'
• Endeavour (New Providence sloop)
• Endeavour, Amer. merchant ship
• Endecott (Endicott), John
• Endicott, Clarissa
• Endicott, George (lithographer)
• Endicott, Hannah
• Endymion (British frigate)
• Enfield Chace, England
• Enfield, Conn.
• Enfield, England
• Enfield, William
• Enghien, Regiment of (French)
• Engineers
• England
• England, Bishop John, identified
• English Channel
• English Civil War
• English Constitution
• English Preacher, The (ed., William Enfield)
• English Separatists (“Pilgrim fathers”)
• English Theater, The
• English Whigs
• English language
• English (Court, Anglomane) party, Netherlands
• English, William (of the Ranger)
• Enkhuizen, Netherlands
• Ennius, Quintus
• Enos, Lt. Col. Roger (of Conn.)
• Enterprise (Baltimore privateer)
• Enterprise, Amer. ship
• Enterprize (British whaling ship)
• Enterprize (N.Y. privateer brigantine)
• Entick v. Carrington
• Entick, John
• Entre deux Mers (French wine region)
• Entry of action
• Entry of vessel
• Entry, writ of
• “Enuite de la Sainte Pelagie”
• Enville
• Envy
• Eon, Charles de Beaumont, Chevalier de
• Epaminondas
• Epervier, Le (French ship)
• Epes v. Flagg
• Ephémérides du citoyen
• Ephesus
• Ephraim (Biblical character)
• Epictetus
• Epicureanism
• Epicurus
• Epiphany
• Episcopal (Anglican) Church
• Episcopalians
• Eppes, Francis
• Epping Forest, England
• Epsom, England
• Equity in Mass.
• Erasistratus
• Erasmus, Desiderius
• Erechtheus
• Erie Canal
• Erie, Lake
• Erinna (Greek poet)
• Ernest, John August, edition of Cicero
• Ernesti, Johann August
• Error, assignments of
• Error, commonplaced
• Error, writ of
• Erskine, Thomas (English consul)
• Erskine, Brig. Gen. Sir William, raid on Continental stores at Danbury, Conn.
• Ervin
• Erving v. Cradock
• Erving, Elizabeth
• Erving, George
• Erving (Irving), Col. John
• Erving (Irving), John, Jr.
• Erving, John (Boston councilor)
• Erving, John Jr.
• Erving, John Sr.
• Erwin, Capt., of Boston
• Escluse, Charles de l', botanist and professor at Leyden
• Escrivano, Joseph Mathias
• Escury
• Esher, Netherlands
• Esopus, N.Y.
• Espejo, Spain
• Espencers (French officer)
• Espionage
• Esplees, defined
• Espriella, Don Manuel Alvarez
• Essane v. Dotey, No. 28
• Essane, Manuel, accused, No. 28
• Essarts, Nicolas Toussaint Lemoyne des
• Essay of a Frame of Government for Pennsylvania (Anon.)
• Essequibo River, Guyana
• Essex (Mass. privateer)
• Essex County, Mass.
• Essex Gazette, moved from Salem to Cambridge in Revolution
• Essex Junto
• Essex Register
• “Essex Result”
• Essex River
• Essex, England
• Essex, Mass.
• Establishment
• Estaing, Charles Henri Théodat, Comte d'
• Esteban (Don Esteban by Valentin Llanos Gutierrez)
• Estienne family (Stephani), printers and lexicographers
• Estienne, Robert (French classical scholar)
• Estonia
• Estrades, Godefroi, Comte d' (French diplomat)
• Estrées, Louis Charles César le Tellier de Louvois, Maréchal d'
• Etat présent des Indes Hollandaises
• Etechemini (Etchemin) country (Native American territory)
• Etheridge, Miss
• Eton School
• Etrennes
• Etter family of Braintree
• Etter, Mr., of Braintree
• Etter, Peter
• Etter, Peter, Sr.
• Etter, St. Petersburg bookseller
• Etting v. Bank of the United States
• Ettwein (Edwine), John
• Euclid
• Eugene, Prince of Savoy
• Eugenio
• Eumenes, King of Pergamus
• Euridice
• Euripedes
• Europe
• Eusebius
• Eustace, John Chetwode
• Eustace, John Skey (of N.Y.)
• Eustathius (medieval scholar)
• Eustatia
• Eustice, William, witness, No. 59
• Eustis, Miss
• Eustis, Dr. William
• Eustis, Gov. William
• Euston
• Eutaw Springs, S.C., Battle of
• Eutropius, Flavius
• Evans, Benjamin Beale, and engraving of Laurens
• Evans, David
• Evans, Mrs. (wife of E. Emerson)
• Evans, G., lecturer
• Evans, Henry Humphrey
• Evans, Huldah Kent (wife of Israel)
• Evans, Rev. Israel (of Tredyffin, Penn.)
• Evans, Como. John (British)
• Evans, Rev. John, CFA reads sermon
• Evans, Lewis (cartographer)
• Evans, Rev.
• Evans, W. D., on English law of handwriting evidence
• Evarts, Jeremiah, speech of
• Eve (Biblical character)
• Eveleth, Joseph
• Evening Gazette (Boston)
• Evening Post (N.Y.)
• Everet (Leveret), Israel, juror, No. 59
• Everett children
• Everett family
• Everett, Alexander Hill (editor, North Amer. Rev.)
• Everett, Ann (daughter of Edward)
• Everett, Ann and Charlotte (daughters of Edward)
• Everett, Charlotte (daughter of Edward)
• Everett, Charlotte Brooks (1825-1879, niece of ABA, later wife of Henry A. Wise)
• Everett, Charlotte Gray Brooks (1800-1859, sister of ABA, wife of Edward)
• Everett, Edward (1794-1865, brother-in-law of ABA)
• Everett, Edward Brooks
• Everett, Grace Fletcher (daughter of Edward), illness and death
• Everett, Grace Webster (1827-1836, niece of ABA)
• Everett, Rev. L. (of Middletown, Conn.)
• Everett, Lucretia Orne Peabody (wife of Alexander Hill)
• Everett, Rev. Moses (of Dorchester)
• Everett, Rev. Oliver (of Boston)
• Everett, Sarah Preston
• Every Man His Own Lawyer
• Every One Has His Fault
• Evidence
• Ewart, Robert (ex-prisoner)
• Ewin, William Howell
• Ewing, Rev. John
• Ewing, Col. Thomas, of Md.
• Ewing, Thomas (U.S. Sen., Ohio)
• Examination of Joseph Galloway
• Examiner
• Exception (Admiralty pleading), to interrogatories, No. 45
• Exceptions, bill of
• Exchequer jurisdiction, powers in Mass. courts, No. 44
• Excommunication
• Execution
• “Execution Book,” JA's, described
• Executions
• “Executive Record (Records)”
• Executor
• Exercise
• Exeter Academy
• Exeter, England
• Exeter, Mass.
• Exeter, N.H.
• Exhibits
• Experiment (British ship of the line)
• Experiment (S.C. privateer)
• Experimental Philosophy
• Expilly, Jean Joseph, Géographe manuel
• Exports, colonial
• Extract from the Journals of Congress, relative to . . . Prizes and . . . Privateers
• Extradition
• Eyers
• Eylery, Sgt. John, in No. 6
• Eyma fils (Amsterdam merchant)
• Eyre, Lt. Col. Edmund (British), at New London
• Eyre, Sir Giles
• Eyre (Ayers), Severn