Index: Consolidated, G

• GWA
• Gadelius, Mr. (of Uddevalla)
• Gadsden (son of Christopher Gadsden)
• Gadsden, Christopher (delegate from S.C.)
• Gage v. Headley, No. 29
• Gage, James, witness, No. 43
• Gage, John, Jr., witness, No. 43
• Gage, John, witness, No. 43
• Gage, Lot
• Gage, Lydia, complainant, No. 29
• Gage, Phoebe
• Gage, Robert, in No. 29
• Gage, Susannah, witness, No. 29
• Gage, Lt. Gen. Thomas (commander-in-chief, British troops in North America)
• Gage, Mrs. (wife of Thomas)
• Gage, Gov. Thomas (of Mass.)
• Gail, Andreas, Practicarum Observationum
• Gailer v. Trevett, Form VII
• Gailer, George, plaintiff, Form VII
• Gaillac, France
• Gaillard Malibran & Cie.
• Gaillard, John (U.S. Sen., S.C.), death of
• Gaine, Hugh (N.Y. printer)
• Gaines, Gen. Edmund Pendleton
• Gainsborough, Thomas
• Galatea (British frigate)
• Galatee, ship
• Gale, T. (ex-prisoner)
• Gales & Seaton (of the National Intelligencer)
• Gales, Joseph (proprietor of the Washington National Intelligencer)
• Gales, Mrs. (wife of Joseph)
• Galiani, Ferdinand, Dialogues sur les blés
• Galicia, Spain
• Galileo
• Gallagher, Capt. John, identified
• Gallatin, Mrs. (wife of Albert)
• Gallatin, Albert
• Gallegas, Spain
• Gallery of Portraits
• Gallicans
• Gallison, John
• Gallitzin, Prince Dmitri Alexeivitch (Russian minister to the Netherlands)
• Gallops Island, Boston Harbor
• Galloway, Joseph (loyalist)
• Galloway, Mull of, Scotland
• Galt, John, Rothelan
• Gambia River
• Gambier, Vice Adm. James, R.N.
• Gambier, Mrs. (of Boston)
• Gamble, Elizabeth
• Gamble, Capt. Thomas (British)
• Gambling
• Gamecock (Amer. privateer sloop)
• Gamelin, P., prisoner at Bristol, Penn.
• Games
• Gamester, The
• Ganet, Mr., and Thomas Perkins
• Ganilh, Charles, Des systèmes d'économie politique
• Gannan, B., & Zoon (Dunkerque mercantile firm)
• Gannett, Rev. Caleb (Harvard steward)
• Gannet, Miss (visitor in Boston)
• Gannet, Mr., carries letter to AA
• Gannett, Rev. Ezra Stiles
• Gannett, Katherine Brattle (or Catharine, daughter of Caleb)
• Gannett, Katherine Wendell (wife of Caleb)
• Gannett, Rev. Thomas B. (of Cambridge)
• Ganot (French officer)
• Gansevoort, Brig. Gen. Peter
• Gantier, John Guy
• Garante
• Garbritt v. Bell
• Garcia, Manuel (opera singer)
• Garcia, Maria Felicita (wife of Malibran, opera singer)
• Garcin, Mr. de
• Garde, Capt. Richard
• Gardel, Maximilien Joseph Léopold Philippe
• Gardel, Pierre Gabriel (dancer)
• Gardens and gardening
• Gardiner
• Gardiner v. Purrington
• Gardiner v. Tyng
• Gardiner, John (Mass. lawyer)
• Gardiner, Rev. John Silvester John, identified
• Gardiner, Jonathan, Jr., witness, No. 10
• Gardiner, Joshua, witness, No. 45
• Gardiner, Maine
• Gardiner (Gardner), Mary
• Gardiner, Peleg
• Gardiner, Robert
• Gardiner (Gardner), Samuel or William
• Gardiner (Gardner), Shubael
• Gardiner (Gardner), Dr. Silvester (Sylvester)
• Gardiner, William
• Gardiner, William H.
• Gardiner, William Howard
• Gardiner, William, defendant, No. 9
• Gardiners Bay, Long Island, N.Y.
• Gardner v. Astor
• Gardner, Capt. Andrew
• Gardner, Caleb
• Gardner, Capt. (of the Maidstone)
• Gardner, Catherine Elizabeth Peabody (wife of John Lowell)
• Gardner, Capt. Christopher, court-martialed
• Gardner, Elisha (H.C. 1786)
• Gardner, Elisha, juror, No. 59
• Gardner, Ezekiel
• Gardner, Rev. Francis
• Gardner, George
• Gardner, Helen M. Read (wife of George)
• Gardner, Henry (Mass. treasurer)
• Gardner, Isaac (Brookline selectman)
• Gardner, James (H.C. 1788)
• Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. John Lowell
• Gardner, John Lowell (Boston merchant)
• Gardner, Capt. Jonathan
• Gardner, Dr. Joseph
• Gardner, Luke
• Gardner, Mary
• Gardner, Mr.
• Gardner, Mr. (father of George)
• Gardner, Mr. (justice)
• Gardner, Mr. (of Maine)
• Gardner, Nathaniel
• Gardner, Rebecca Lowell (wife of Samuel P.)
• Gardner, Samuel Pickering (Gardner 2d, H.C. 1786)
• Gardner (Gardiner), Col. Thomas (of Cambridge, Mass.)
• Gardner, Thomas
• Gardner, Maj. Valentine (British)
• Gardner, W. H. (militia officer)
• Gardoqui, Diego de (Spanish chargé d'affaires in U.S.)
• Gardoqui, Joseph & Sons (merchants at Bilbao, Spain)
• Gardoqui, Joseph de (merchant at Bilbao, Spain)
• Garfield, President James A.
• Garfield, Sarah, witness, No. 29
• Garland, Miss (visitor at Quincy)
• Garnier, Charles Jean
• Garnsey v. Rogers
• Garoin, John (of the Ranger)
• Garonne River, France
• Garrett, Mrs. (wife of Wendell D.), bibliography of CFA2
• Garrick, David (Brit. actor and playwright)
• Garrick, Edward
• Garrison, Nicholas
• Garrison, William Lloyd
• Garth, Brig. Gen. George (British)
• Garth, Samuel, “Epilogue to the Tragedy of Cato”
• Gartz, Mr. (of Baltimore)
• Garvey, Anthony (wine merchant)
• Gary, John, in No. 50
• Gascogne (French province)
• Gaskell, Charles Milnes
• Gaskins, Anne
• Gaspé (Gaspee), British ship
• Gaspé Peninsula, Quebec
• Gasquet, John
• Gassendi, Pierre
• Gassett, Henry
• Gastehu, Juan Antonio
• Gaston, Adm. Don Miguel (Spanish)
• Gatchell, Capt. (father-in-law of Samuel Tucker)
• Gates (Mass. privateer)
• Gates, Gen. Horatio (U.S.)
• Gates, Robert (son of Horatio)
• Gates, law suit with Proprietors of Worcester
• Gatlin, Alfred Moore (U.S. Repr., N.C.)
• Gaudraw, Charles (of the Ranger)
• Gault, R., (Irish passenger aboard the Martha)
• Gautier, Gabriel (of the Ranger)
• Gavelkind
• Gay v. Cross
• Gay, Rev. Ebenezer (of Hingham, 1696-1787)
• Gay, George (attorney)
• Gay, John (Brit. poet and playwright)
• Gay, Jotham
• Gay, Lusher
• Gay, Martyn, aids British in Boston
• Gay, Oliver (Braintree loyalist voted “Inimical”)
• Gayot de Pitavel, François, Causes célèbres et intéresantes
• Gazaigner de Boyer, M.
• Gazette d'Amsterdam
• Gazette d'Utrecht
• Gazette de Berne
• Gazette de Bruxelles
• Gazette de France (Paris)
• Gazette de la Haye
• Gazette de Leyde
• Gazette de Rotterdam
• Gazette of Madrid
• Gazette of the United States (Philadelphia)
• Gazette of the United States (N.Y.)
• Geary, Adm. Francis (British)
• Gébelin
• Geelvinck, Mme.
• Geelvinck, Nicolaas
• Geer, Emanuel, Baron von (Swedish envoy to the Netherlands)
• Geertruidenberg, Netherlands
• Geitner, C. (tenant)
• Gelderland (province of the Netherlands)
• Gellée, Nicolas Maurice
• Gellert, Christian Fürchtegott
• Gelston, Dr. Samuel
• Gend, Lt. Adm. van (Dutch)
• General Advertiser
• General Advertiser (London)
• General Advertiser (Liverpool)
• General Advertiser and Morning Intelligencer (London)
• General Arnold (Amer. schooner)
• General Arnold (Mass. privateer), wrecked off Plymouth
• General Barker (British East Indiaman)
• General Evening Post (London)
• General Galvaye (ship)
• General Gates (Continental brigantine)
• General Greene (Amer. ship)
• General Lincoln (steamboat)
• General Lincoln (Mass. privateer)
• General Mifflin (Amer. privateer)
• General Pickering (Mass. privateer)
• General Sullivan (Amer. ship)
• General Treatise of Naval Trade and Commerce
• General Washington (R.I. privateer)
• General issue, plea of
• Genesee County, N.Y.
• Genesee Falls, N.Y.
• Geneseo, N.Y.
• Genet, Edmond Charles (son of Edmé Jacques, “Citizen Genet”)
• Genet, Edme Jacques (1st clerk of French foreign ministry)
• Genets (student at Latin Academy)
• Geneva, Switzerland
• Genius, JA's reflections on nature and proofs of
• Genlis, Stéphanie Félicité Ducrest de Saint Aubin, Comtesse de
• Genoa, Italy
• Gentille (French frigate)
• Gentleman's Magazine
• Gentleman's Pocket Farrier
• Geoffroy, Etienne Louis
• Geography
• George (British troop transport)
• George (ship)
• George, Prince of Wales (later George IV)
• George Augustus, Prince of Mecklenburgh-Strelitz
• George II, King of England
• George III, King of England
• George IV, King of England
• George, Jacob
• George, Lake
• George, Prince (later George II of Sambo Indians)
• Georges Bank
• George's Island
• Georges Island, Boston Harbor
• George Tavern
• Georgetown, Maine
• Georgetown, Md. (now part of Washington, D.C.)
• Georgetown, S.C.
• George Washington University
• Georgia
• Gerante (or Garante, wine merchant of Paris)
• Gérard de Malherbes & Allain (Brest merchants)
• Gérard de Rayneval
• Gérard, Balthazar
• Gérard, Conrad Alexandre (French minister to U.S.)
• Gérard, Mme. (wife of Conrad Alexandre)
• Gérard, François, engraving after portrait of A. H. Everett
• Germaine, George Sackville, 1st Viscount Sackville (British Amer. secy.)
• German Flats, N.Y.
• German Reformed Church
• German language and literature
• German mercenaries
• Germany
• Germani, Messrs.
• Germans
• Germantown, Mass. (district of Braintree)
• Germantown, Penn., Battle of (1777)
• Germantown, Penn.
• Gerrish (Garrick), Edward, witness, No. 63
• Gerrish, Col. Joseph (of Newbury)
• Gerrish, Mr. (in N.Y.)
• Gerrish, Capt. Samuel (of the Aurora)
• Gerrish, Capt. Samuel (fictional militia officer)
• Gerrish, Col. Samuel
• Gerrith, William (of the Ranger)
• Gerry, Ann Thompson (wife of Elbridge)
• Gerry, Elbridge (Mass. politician)
• Gerry, Mr. (brother of Elbridge)
• Gerry, Samuel R.(?) (brother of Elbridge)
• Gertruydenbourg
• Gesner, Johann Matthias (editor)
• Gessler, Herman
• Geste (Amer. ship)
• Ghent, Belgium
• Ghent, Treaty of
• Giacinto, Marquis de Dragonetti
• Giasson, M.
• Gibaut, John (H.C. 1786)
• Gibbes, Henry (of Charleston, S.C.)
• Gibbon, Edward
• Gibbons v. Ogden, steamboat case
• Gibbons, Maj. Gen. Edward
• Gibbons, Seymour (or Señor), and northwest passage
• Gibbs, Mr. (of Salem)
• Gibbs, Mrs. (or Miss), in Paris
• Gibbs, Mrs. (singer)
• Gibert, M., on teachers of rhetoric
• Gibraltar
• Gibraltar, Strait of
• Gibson v. Crehore
• Gibson, G. (Antimason)
• Gibson, Capt. John (British smuggler)
• Gibson, John (auditor general)
• Gibson, John (president of the Board of Treasury)
• Gibson, in No. 56
• Giddings, Capt. Andrew (ship captain)
• Gidney, Mr.
• Gifford, Adm. James
• Gifford, Capt. James (14th Regiment), witness, No. 63
• Gifford, Mr., on application of time
• Gifford, William (editor)
• Gilbank, Lt. John (ex-prisoner)
• Gilbans, Sir J.
• Gilbert, Sir Geoffrey
• Gilbert, Mr. (lawyer, of Plymouth)
• Gilbert, Mr. (possible tenant)
• Gilbert, Col. Thomas
• Giles, Mr.
• Giles, William Branch (U.S. Repr. and Sen., Va.)
• Gill v. Mein, No. 5
• Gill, John (Boston printer)
• Gill, John (of Princeton, Mass.)
• Gill, Moses (1734-1800, husband of Rebecca, of Princeton, Mass.)
• Gill, Mr., commands militia regiment on Moon Island
• Gill, Rebecca Boylston (wife of Moses, 1727-1798, 1st cousin of JA's mother)
• Gilleland, Mr. (of Pittsburgh)
• Gillespie v. Boies
• Gillespie, A., defendant, Form XXVII
• Gillespie (Gallespie), John, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Gillies (of London)
• Gillies, John
• Gillingham, Emma and Louisa (singers)
• Gillon, Como. Alexander (S.C. navy)
• Gillray, James
• Gilman, Mr.
• Gilman, Mr. (of Cambridge)
• Gilman, Mrs. (of Cambridge)
• Gilman, N.
• Gilman, Rev. Samuel
• Gilman, Rev. Tristram
• Gilmor, Robert (Baltimore merchant)
• Gilpin, Mrs. (wife of Henry Dilworth)
• Gilpin, Henry Dilworth (of Penn.)
• Gilpin, Thomas, Exiles in Virginia
• Gilson (Asa or Joshua)
• Gimat, Jean Joseph Sourbader de
• Gin (jenever)
• Ginseng
• “Giovanni in London”
• “Giovanni, Il”
• Giraffe (in Boston)
• Girai, Shahin, Kahn of the Crimea
• Girard
• Girard, Abbé Gabriel
• Girardin, Fernand
• Giraúd, Jean Baptiste (artist)
• Gironde River
• Gisborne, Thomas, Enquiry
• Gist, Capt.
• Gist, Joseph (of Baltimore)
• Gist, Brig. Gen. Mordecai
• Gistel, Belgium
• Giulietta e Romeo
• Giusta, Antonio (Antoine; Michael Anthony; JQA's butler)
• Giusta, Mary “Ellen” Newell (wife of Anthony)
• Glades Club, Minot, Mass.
• Glandevesse, Chevalier de (captain of the Souverain)
• Glanville, Ranulf de
• Glascock, Gen. Thomas (U.S. Repr., Ga.)
• Glasgow (British frigate)
• Glasgow (Rev. Samuel Cooper's African American servant)
• Glasgow, Scotland
• Glasgow, University of
• Glasgow, merchants of, petition House of Commons
• Glass and glassmaking
• Glatz, Prussia (now Klodzko, Poland)
• Glaziers
• Gleason, Mr.
• Glenluce Bay, Scotland
• Glenn, John (of Baltimore)
• Glens Falls, N.Y.
• Glidden family (of Braintree)
• Globe, The (Washington)
• Gloire (French frigate)
• Glorious Revolution of 1688
• Gloucester (packet)
• Gloucester County, N.J.
• Gloucester Town, Va. (now Gloucester Pt.)
• Gloucester, Dean of
• Gloucester, Duke of (brother of George III)
• Gloucester, Mass. (Cape Ann)
• Gloucester, N.J.
• Gloucestershire, England
• Glover (writer on West Indies)
• Glover v. Le Testue
• Glover, Ebenezer
• Glover, Elizabeth
• Glover, Ezra
• Glover, Jane
• Glover, Brig. Gen. John
• Glover, Josiah
• Glover, Lewis (Amer. prisoner)
• Glover, Miss
• Glover, Mr.
• Glover, Mr. (of Boston)
• Glover, Mr. (store owner)
• Glover, Mr., in Lorient, France
• Glover, Nathaniel
• Glover, Oliver
• Glover, William
• Glover, William, challenged juror, No. 64
• Gloves, commemorative
• Glynn (Chief Justice)
• Glynn, Serjeant John
• Glynn, John, M.P.
• God-dem-mees
• Goddard, George Augustus
• Goddard, John (Brookline selectman)
• Goddard, Mary Katharine
• Goddard, Robert, witness, No. 63
• Goddard, William, commission for
• Godden v. Hales
• Goddert, Cappel & Sons (Amsterdam mercantile firm)
• Godefroy, Denis, Corpus juris civilis
• Godfrey v. Macomber
• Godfrey, Sir Edmund Berry (Protestant martyr)
• Godfrey, George
• Godfrey, Josiah
• Godfrey, Martha (Adams nursemaid)
• Godfrey, Richard
• Godfrey, Thomas
• Godolphin, John
• Godsgraces, Md.
• Godunov, Boris
• Goens, Rijklof Michaël van (Utrecht pro-Orangist writer)
• Goeree, Netherlands
• Goes, Van der, at The Hague
• Goësbriand (Groisbriand), Chevalier de
• Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
• Goetz, Count de (Prussian minister to Russia)
• Goffe, Edmund
• Goffe, Col. Edmund
• Goffe, Thomas
• Goffe, William
• Goffstown, N.H.
• Gogué et Née de la Rochelle (Paris booksellers)
• Goguet, Antoine Yves, De l'origine des loix
• Gold
• Gold Hunter (ship)
• Goldar (engraver)
• Golden Eagle (British privateer)
• Golden Fleece (Greek myth)
• Golden Fleece, Order of the
• Golden rule testimony
• Goldfinch, Capt. John (14th Regiment), witness, No. 64
• Goldsborough, C. W.
• Goldsborough, Robert, in Continental Congress
• Goldsbury, John, challenged talesman, No. 64
• Goldsmith, Capt. (of Long Island, N.Y.)
• Goldsmith, Capt. (of the Nile)
• Goldsmith (whaling captain of Long Island)
• Goldsmith, Capt.
• Goldsmith, Oliver
• Goldthwait, Ezekiel (Clerk of Inferior Court, Suffolk County)
• Goldthwait, Thomas
• Gomarists
• Gomicourt, Dérival de
• Gomorrah
• Gonesse, France
• Gonset, Mr.
• Gontaut, Charles de, Duc de Biron
• Gooch (Gouch), Joseph
• Gooch v. Stone
• Goodacre, Robert
• Goodhue v. Lee
• Goodhue, Benjamin
• Goodhue, David
• Goodhue, Moses, witness, No. 19
• Goodhue, William (tavernkeeper of Salem, Mass.)
• Goodkin, John, witness, No. 2
• Goodman, Noah (of South Hadley, Mass.)
• Goods furnished, count for
• Goods, Catherine (nursemaid)
• Goods, Eleanor (nurse)
• Goods
• Goodspeed's Book Shop (Boston)
• Goodwin, Sir Francis
• Goodwin, Hersey Bradford (Harvard 1826)
• Goodwin, Ichabod (of Maine)
• Goodwin, Lazarus, deposition, No. 58
• Goodwin, Maj. (tavernkeeper of Pownalborough, Maine)
• Goodwin, Susannah, petition of
• Gordon Riots
• Gordon, Adam (H.C. 1788)
• Gordon, Capt. (of the Paul)
• Gordon, Dr. Charles
• Gordon, Elizabeth Field (wife of William)
• Gordon, Lord George, M.P.
• Gordon, George, deposition, No. 11
• Gordon, Capt. Nicholas
• Gordon, Brig. Gen. Patrick, assassination of
• Gordon, Thomas
• Gordon, Lt. William L., identified
• Gordon, Mrs. (wife of William), visits AA in Braintree
• Gordon, Rev. William (of Jamaica Plain, Mass.)
• Gore et ux. v. Gould, Form XIX
• Gore, Abigail Gould, in Form XIX
• Gore, Catherine Frances
• Gore, Christopher (Mass. gov. and U.S. senator)
• Gore, J., plaintiff, Form XIX
• Gore, Jeremiah
• Gore, John (gov. of Tower of London)
• Gore, Mr. (of Boston)
• Gore, Rebecca Payne (wife of Christopher)
• Gorée, Senegal
• Gorges Patent
• Gorges, Sir Ferdinando
• Gorham (member of General Court)
• Gorham family, CFA comments on
• Gorham, Ann
• Gorham, Mrs. (wife of Benjamin)
• Gorham, Benjamin (U.S. Repr., Mass.)
• Gorham, David
• Gorham, Dr. David (of Exeter, N.H.)
• Gorham, Elizabeth (1769-1845, sister of Ann)
• Gorham, Gardner
• Gorham, H. Gardiner
• Gorham, Dr. John (1783-1829)
• Gorham, John (son of Dr. John Gorham), identified
• Gorham, Dr. John Warren
• Gorham, Julia (daughter of Dr. John Gorham; later wife of Richard Robins)
• Gorham, Lucy
• Gorham, Lydia
• Gorham, Mary
• Gorham, Mary Warren (wife of John)
• Gorham, Nathaniel (Mass. politician)
• Gorham, Rebecca
• Gorham, Stephen (brother of Ann Gorham Brooks)
• Gorham, William Cabot
• Gorinchem (Gorkum), Netherlands
• Gornuin, payment to
• Gorostiza, Manuel Eduardo (Mexican minister)
• Goshen, Conn.
• Goshen, N.Y.
• Gosnold, Bartholomew
• Goss, Sylvester (Boston printer)
• Goss, aboard the Boston
• Gosse, Pierre (publisher of Gravenhaagse Na-Courant and Gazette de la Haye)
• Göta Canal
• Göteberg, Sweden
• Gotha, Germany
• Goths
• Göttingen Journal
• Göttingen, Germany
• Gottsched, Johann Christoph
• Gouch
• Gouda, Netherlands
• Goudar, Ange
• Gouffe, Mr. (actor)
• Gouge, W. M.
• Gouge, William, challenged talesman, No. 64
• Gough, Rev. Strickland, CFA reads sermons
• Gould (of Weymouth)
• Gould v. Gould
• Gould, Abigail
• Gould (Gooll), Archibald, witness, No. 64
• Gould (Gold), Capt. (of Weymouth)
• Gould, Hannah Flagg (of Newburyport)
• Gould, John, in Form XIX
• Gould, Joseph, defendant, Form XIX
• Gould, Justice
• Gould, Mr., on Harvard exam committee
• Gould, Samuel, in Form XIX
• Gould, Sarah Griffin
• Goulin, Jean, Vocabulaire françoise
• Gourgas, John M., Jr. (Quincy lawyer)
• Gourlade & Moylan (Lorient merchants)
• Gourlade (merchant of Lorient, France)
• Gournay, France
• Gout
• Goutard, Frédéric, & fils (bankers in Frankfurt am Main, Germany)
• Gouverneur, Isaac, Jr. (St. Eustatius merchant)
• Gouvion, Jean Baptiste, Chevalier de
• Gouyot (Paris liveryman)
• Government
• Government v. Mary Christopher
• Governor Dummer Academy, arrangements to place JQA in
• Governor Johnson (Amer. merchant ship)
• Governor Livingston (Amer. privateer)
• Governor Tryon (N.Y. loyalist privateer)
• Governors Island, N.Y.
• Governors Island, Boston Harbor
• Govert, James Paul
• Gowan & Marx (manufacturers)
• Gowen (Gowing), Judge James
• Gracchus, Caius and Sempronius
• Gracie, William
• Graciosa (French brig)
• Graeca Minora
• Graff, M. (shopkeeper)
• Graff, P. B.
• Graffam, Mr., witness, No. 2
• Grafigny, Françoise (French author)
• Graft, de (student at Latin Academy)
• Grafton, Duke of
• Grafton, Augustus Henry Fitzroy, 3d Duke of
• Grafton, Mass.
• Graham (English clockmaker)
• Graham (tavernkeeper of Elizabeth, N.J.)
• Graham, Catharine Sawbridge Macaulay (Brit. historian)
• Graham, Dr. (of White Plains, N.Y.)
• Graham, George
• Graham, James (U.S. Repr., N.C.)
• Graham, Lt. John
• Graham, William (husband of Catharine)
• Grahame, James
• Grahame, James
• Grahame, Thomas, Treatise on . . . Communication in Civilized States
• Grain
• Grammática castellana
• Grammont, Comte de, Mémoires
• Gramond, Comte de (French officer)
• Granby, Marquis of, defense against Junius
• Grand Alliance (1689)
• Grand Banks, Newfoundland
• Grand Facteur
• Grand Island, N.Y.
• Grand Monadnock
• Grand Turk (Mass. privateer)
• Grand family (Swiss bankers in Paris and Amsterdam)
• Grand, Anna
• Grand, Ferdinand (Paris banker)
• Grand, George (Ferdinand's brother, Amsterdam banker)
• Grand, Henry (Ferdinand's son, Paris banker)
• Grand, Jean François Paul (afterward Grand-Labhard), identified
• Grand, Marie Labhard (wife of Jean François Paul)
• Grand, Marie Silvestre (wife of Ferdinand)
• Grand, Mr. (of London)
• Grandchamp, Mr. (Capt. de Vaisseau)
• Grandville (of Lorient, France)
• Granite
• Granite Railway
• Granmaison, Gen., La petite guerre
• Grannes (Granis), John (ex-prisoner)
• Grannis, Jonathan
• Grant, Capt. (of the Hope)
• Grant, Elizabeth (Betsey)
• Grant, Eprahm (of the Ranger)
• Grant, Maj. Gen. James (British)
• Grant, Miss
• Grant, Miss (of England)
• Grant, Miss, sings
• Grant, Mr. (of London)
• Grant, Patrick
• Grant, Thomas, on sale of the Nancy
• Grantham, Thomas Robinson, 2d Baron
• Granvella, Antoine Perrenot, Cardinalde
• Granville, Augustus Bozzi, St. Petersburgh. A Journal of Travels to and from that Capital . . .
• Granville, France
• Granville, Lord
• Grape Island, Boston Harbor
• Grapes
• Gras Préville, Chevalier de
• Grason v. The Earl of Gloucester
• Grasse, Adm. François Joseph Paul, Comte de, Marquis de Grasse-Tilly (French)
• Grattan, Edward A. and Thomas C. (British consuls)
• Grattan, Henry (Irish politician)
• Grattan, Thomas Colby, Highways and Byways
• Grave Saint
• Gravenhaagse Na-Courant
• Graves (French wine region)
• Graves v. Short
• Graves' disease
• Graves, Admiral
• Graves, P. (tenant)
• Graves (Greaves), Vice Adm. Samuel, R.N.
• Graves, Adm. Thomas (British)
• Graves, William J. (U.S. Repr., Ky.)
• Gravesande, Willem Jacob van
• Gravesend, N.Y.
• Gravesend, England
• Gravier, Charles
• Gravier, brother of Comte de Vergennes
• Gravity, centers of
• Gray & Bowen (printers)
• Gray (tavernkeeper of Lebanon, Conn.)
• Gray family
• Gray v. Paxton
• Gray v. Pitts, No. 6
• Gray's Hill, Md.
• Gray, Capt. (of Gold Hunter)
• Gray, Charlotte
• Gray, Edward (d. 1779, 1st husband of AA's cousin)
• Gray, Edward Whitaker
• Gray, Edward and Mary Smith
• Gray, Ellis (Boston merchant)
• Gray, Ellis(?)
• Gray, Francis A.
• Gray, Francis Calley (Boston lawyer)
• Gray, Harrison (treasurer, Mass. province)
• Gray, Harrison, Jr., witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Gray, Henrietta (daughter of Samuel Gray)
• Gray, Horace
• Gray, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
• Gray, James (H.C. 1786)
• Gray, Mrs. (wife of John Chipman)
• Gray, John Chipman (Boston lawyer)
• Gray, John H.
• Gray, Mrs. (wife of John H.)
• Gray, John M. (Harvard student)
• Gray, John
• Gray, John, plaintiff, No. 6
• Gray, Lewis
• Gray, Lewis
• Gray, Lewis
• Gray, Maj. (Canadian militia)
• Gray, Martha Hall (of Boston)
• Gray, Mary Brooks (2d wife of Samuel)
• Gray, Mary Smith
• Gray, Nancy Orne (1st wife of Samuel)
• Gray, Patty
• Gray, Robert (H.C. 1786)
• Gray, Samuel (of Salem)
• Gray, Samuel (victim, Boston Massacre)
• Gray, Samuel C.
• Gray (Grey), Thomas
• Gray, Thomas
• Gray, Rev. Thomas (of Roxbury)
• Gray, Thomas
• Gray, Thomas, witness, No. 45
• Gray, Mrs. (wife of W. R.)
• Gray, William, witness, No. 59
• Gray, Winthrop (cousin of ABA)
• Grayson, William (Va. member of Congress)
• Great Awakening of 1740's
• Great Brewster Island, Boston Harbor
• Great Britain
• Great Charter of 1225
• Great Comet of 1825
• Great Hill
• Great Lakes
• Great Seal of the United States
• Great Swamp, Conn.
• Great Western (steamer)
• Great(e) Charte, Parish of, v. Parish of Kennington
• Greaton, Col. John
• Greaves, Capt. Samuel (British)
• Greco, Count
• Greece
• Greek Orthodox Church
• Greek Testament
• Greek language and literature
• Greeks
• Green (of Leicester, Mass.)
• Green (secretary to Adm. Arbuthnot aboard the Active)
• Green Bay (Baye des Puans), Wisconsin
• Green Tree, Sign of (Williams' Tavern), Trenton, N.J.
• Green family (of Boston), visit Worcester
• Green v. Bowden
• Green v. Green, Form IX
• Green v. Washburn, No. 37
• Green, Anna (wife of Joseph), in Form IX
• Green, Benjamin (H.C. 1784)
• Green, Col. and Mrs. (of Bristol, R.I.)
• Green, Duff, and calumny of LCA
• Green, Dull (newspaper publisher)
• Green, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
• Green, Ezra (surgeon of the Ranger)
• Green, F.
• Green, Francis
• Green, Frank
• Green, George, defendant, Form IX
• Green, H.
• Green, Hammon (Hammond), No. 63
• Green, Hannah Storer (wife of Joshua)
• Green, J.
• Green, Rev. James D. or Samuel
• Green, Rev. James D.
• Green, Capt. John (of the Queen of France)
• Green, John (Boston printer)
• Green, John (English cartographer)
• Green, John and Azutah Ward
• Green, Joseph
• Green, Midshipman Joseph (of the Ranger)
• Green, Joseph (deceased), and Form IX
• Green, Joshua
• Green, Joshua, JQA's friend
• Green, Joshua, Jr.
• Green, Joshua, plaintiff, Form IX
• Green, Major (distiller)
• Green, Mary
• Green, Mary (Storer?)
• Green, Mary (of Braintree?)
• Green (or Greene), Mr.
• Green, Mr.
• Green, Mr. (Boston merchant)
• Green, Mr. (passenger on the Active)
• Green, Mrs. (of Boston)
• Green, Nat.
• Green, Rev. Nathaniel, plaintiff, No. 37
• Green, Ned
• Green, Richard (Tory hardware dealer of Boston)
• Green, Rev. Thomas
• Green, Thomas, uncle of John Green
• Green, Valentine (British engraver)
• Green, William (Amer. seaman)
• Greene, Benjamin Daniel (1793-1862, son-in-law of Josiah Quincy “the President”)
• Greene, C. G. (ed., Boston Morning Post)
• Greene, Col. Christopher, repulses Donop at Fort Mercer
• Greene, Elizabeth (“Betsy Green”)
• Greene, Elizabeth Church (wife of Thomas)
• Greene, Mrs. (wife of Gardiner)
• Greene, Gardiner (of Boston)
• Greene, Hannah
• Greene, Jacob (Nathanael's brother)
• Greene, John S. Copley
• Greene, Maj., in Worcester
• Greene, Margaret Morton Quincy (1806-1882, wife of Daniel, daughter of Josiah Quincy “the President”)
• Greene, Gen. Nathanael (U.S.)
• Greene, Nathaniel (Boston postmaster)
• Greene, Rufus
• Greene, Simon E. (stockbroker)
• Greene, Mrs. (wife of Simon E.)
• Greene, Col. Thomas (of Bristol, R.I.)
• Greene, Thomas (Boston merchant), petition of
• Greene, William (of Boston and London)
• Greene, Gov. William (of R.I.)
• Greenfield Hill, Conn.
• Greenhill, Mary
• Greenland
• Greenland Meeting House, N.H.
• Greenland, N.H.
• Greenleaf (of Abington, Mass.)
• Greenleaf (of Braintree)
• Greenleaf family
• Greenleaf, Abigail Paine (wife of Joseph), visits her sister Eunice
• Greenleaf, Anna (Nancy, daughter of William and later wife of William Cranch)
• Greenleaf, Benjamin (of Newburyport)
• Greenleaf, Mrs. (wife of Benjamin)
• Greenleaf, Benjamin (1786-1864), portrait of Dr. Cotton Tufts
• Greenleaf, Elizabeth (wife of Daniel)
• Greenleaf, Daniel (brother of John)
• Greenleaf, Eliza
• Greenleaf, Eliza and Mary Ann
• Greenleaf, Mrs. (wife of Ezekiel Price)
• Greenleaf, Ezekiel Price
• Greenleaf, Hannah (daughter of Benjamin)
• Greenleaf, James, identified
• Greenleaf, Jane (daughter of Benjamin)
• Greenleaf, Jo.
• Greenleaf, Lucy Cranch (1767-1846, wife of John and niece of AA)
• Greenleaf, John (1763-1848, husband of Lucy Cranch)
• Greenleaf, John (Boston apothecary)
• Greenleaf, Jonathan (Newburyport shipbuilder)
• Greenleaf, Joseph
• Greenleaf, Mary (Polly, daughter of Benjamin)
• Greenleaf, Mary Ann
• Greenleaf, Miss (of Braintree)
• Greenleaf, Miss (daughter of Thomas)
• Greenleaf, Mr.
• Greenleaf, Mr.
• Greenleaf, Mr., carries letters from JA to AA
• Greenleaf, Mrs. (in Quincy)
• Greenleaf, Rebecca (daughter of William)
• Greenleaf, Richard, defendant, No. 42
• Greenleaf, Richard Cranch (1808-1887, grandson of the Cranches)
• Greenleaf, Richard G.
• Greenleaf, Simon (law professor)
• Greenleaf, Stephen (sheriff, Suffolk County)
• Greenleaf, Stephen, Jr., witness, No. 60
• Greenleaf, Mrs. (wife of Thomas)
• Greenleaf, Thomas (brother of John)
• Greenleaf, Thomas (son of Joseph)
• Greenleaf, Sheriff William
• Greenleaf, Sarah Quincy (wife of William)
• Greenleaf, Dr. William, Jr., (son of sheriff William) death
• Greenleaf, William
• Greenleaf, William
• Greenleaf, William (apothecary), and controversy over calomel used in smallpox hospital
• Greenleaf, William Cranch (1801-1868, grandnephew of AA)
• Greenock (Greenwich), Scotland
• Greenough brothers, in Newburyport
• Greenough, Alfred
• Greenough, Benjamin Franklin
• Greenough, Charles Pelham
• Greenough, David Stoddard, in No. 58
• Greenough, Horatio (CFA's classmate, sculptor)
• Greenough, John
• Greenough, Mary Harrod (wife of William)
• Greens Farms, Conn.
• Greentree, Isaac, in JA's accounts
• Greenwich Hospital
• Greenwich, Conn.
• Greenwich, N.J.
• Greenwich, The
• Greenwood, Rev. Francis W. P.
• Greenwood, John, portrait of Mayhew by
• Greenwood, Mr.
• Greenwood, Thomas
• Gregg v. Dumas
• Gregorian calendar
• Gregory, Brig. Gen. Isaac (N.C. militia)
• Gregory, John, A Father's Legacy to His Daughters
• Gregory, Sir William
• Gregson, Mr. (Paris watchmaker)
• Greig, Henry (Göteborg merchant)
• Grenada
• Grenada, Battle of
• Grenet, Abbé, Atlas portatif
• Grennell, George (U.S. Repr., Mass.)
• Grenville, George (former Brit. prime minister)
• Grenville, George Nugent Temple, Baron Nugent
• Grenville, Richard Temple, Earl Temple, in political cartoon
• Grenville, Thomas (Brit. peace negotiator)
• Gretna Green, Scotland
• Grétry, André Ernest Modest (composer)
• Greuze, Jean Baptiste, portrait of Franklin
• Grey, Maj. Gen. Charles, 1st Earl Grey
• Grey (Gray), Lady Jane
• Grey, William de, 1st Baron Walsingham
• Gribelin, Simon
• Gridley, Benjamin
• Gridley, Isaac, defendant, Form II
• Gridley, Jeremiah
• Gridley, John, witness, No. 64
• Gridley, Joseph
• Gridley, Maj. (Mass.) Scarborough
• Gridley, Mr.
• Gridley, Mr.
• Gridley, Col. Richard
• Gridley, S.
• Gridley, Capt. Samuel, conduct at Bunker Hill
• Gridley, Samuel (town clerk)
• Grierson, Mr.
• Griesbach, edition of the Greek Testament
• Grieve, George (British radical)
• Griffin (British cutter)
• Griffin (midshipman on Boston)
• Griffin, Cyrus (president of Continental Congress)
• Griffin, Mr. (R.I. youth killed in Boston Harbor)
• Griffin, Samuel, sketch by
• Griffith v. Harrison
• Griffith, Dr. David (of Va.)
• Griffiths, H. (engraver)
• Griggs family (of New England)
• Griggs, Maitland F., collection at Yale
• Griggs, Mr.
• Griggs, Thomas (Brookline selectman)
• Grim, David, sketch by
• Grimes, Capt. John (master of the American Tartar)
• Grimké, Sarah
• Grimm, Frederic Melchior, Baron de
• Grimshaw v. Bender
• Grimston, Sir Harbottle
• Grinnell, Capt. (of the Sukey)
• Grinnel, Capt. Moses (of the Sukey)
• Grinnell, Capt. Richard (of the Sukey)
• Grinnell, William
• Grippenwald, Maj.
• Grisons (Swiss Canton)
• Grist mills
• Grist, Mr., witness, No. 4
• Griswold, Lt.
• Griswold (Griswall), Mrs. (of Wethersfield, Conn.)
• Grizler
• Groenvelt, Dr., legal case involving, cited
• Grohmarney, John W. (of the Ranger)
• Groisbriand
• Groix, Ile de, France
• Grondell (French army officer in Lorient)
• Groningen (province of the Netherlands)
• Grosvenor, Ebenezer (H.C. 1788, not a graduate)
• Grosvenor, Mr. (friend of Richard Cranch)
• Grosvenor, Mr., buys New's property
• Grotius, Hugo (Dutch statesman)
• “Groton iron”
• Groton, Conn.
• Groton, Mass.
• Group, The (play by Mercy Otis Warren)
• Grout, Micah
• Grove, Henry
• Grubb, J.
• Grubb, James
• Grubb, Richard
• Gruchy v. Hughes (Hews)
• Grymes family (of Va.)
• Guadaloupe
• Guardian ad litem, appointment of, No. 6
• Guardian, The
• Guards, The (anon.)
• Guatemala
• Guilderland, Netherlands
• Guerivierre, Chevalier de
• Guernsey & Co. (British ship owners), ship taken by the Alliance
• Guernsey, Channel Islands
• Guerre, Martin
• Guerrière (ship)
• Guyana
• Guibert, François Apollonaire, Comte de (French army)
• Guicciardini, Francesco
• Guichen, Luc Urbain de Bouexic, Comte de (French naval officer)
• Guide d'Amsterdam
• Guienne (French province)
• Guild, Benjamin (1749-1792, husband of AA's cousin)
• Guild, Benjamin, Jr. (Harvard 1804)
• Guild, Elizabeth Quincy (2d cousin of AA's mother)
• Guild, Joseph, juror, No. 63
• Guildford, England
• Guilford Courthouse, N.C., Battle of
• Guilford, Baron
• Guillemain, Charles Jacob
• Guinea
• Guipuscoa (Spanish ship of the line, later Prince William)
• Guipuzcoa, Spain (province)
• Guizot, François Pierre Guillaume
• Gulf Stream
• Gulf of Mexico
• Gulf of Trieste
• Gulf of Venice
• Gulliver, John (tenant)
• Gummer, Mr. (JQA's Swedish traveling companion)
• Gunby, Col. John (N.C. militia)
• Gunnell, Dr. James S. (dentist)
• Gunnison, Benjamin (of the Morris)
• Gunpowder
• Gunpowder Plot
• Guns
• Gunther (Gunter), Mr.
• Gurney (of Braintree)
• Gustavus II (Gustavus Adolphus), King of Sweden
• Gustavus III, King of Sweden
• Gut of Canso
• Gutenberg, Johann
• Guthrie, Mr., in No. 52
• Guthrie, William
• Guvyon, Col. (French)
• Guy Mannering
• Guyenne, France
• Gwinnett, Gov. Button (of Ga.)
• Gypsies
• Gyselaar, Cornelis de (pensionary of Dordrecht)