Index: Consolidated, H

• HA
• HA2
• Haar
• Haarlem, Netherlands
• Habeas corpus
• Habere facias possessionem, writ of, defined
• Habicht, Mrs. (wife of C. Edward)
• Hackeluit
• Hackensack, N.J.
• Hacker, Capt. Hoysted (of the Columbus)
• Hackett, James Henry (actor)
• Hackinsac, N.Y.
• Hackney School
• Hackney, England
• Haddam, Conn.
• Haddeway, Thomas
• Haddrell's (Haddrel's) Point, S.C.
• Hades
• Hadley Falls Trust Co. v. United States
• Hadley, Ebenezer, witness, No. 18
• Hadley, John (English inventor)
• Hadley, Mass.
• Haer (Haar), D. B. van der
• Hagar, Simeon, in No. 29
• Hagar, Sufferana, witness, No. 29
• Haggiston's Greenhouse (Charlestown, Mass.)
• Hagley Hall (Brit. estate)
• Hagley, Worcestershire
• Hague (Continental frigate, formerly Deane)
• Hague Gazette
• Hague, The, Netherlands
• Hahn (Dehahn), Johann David (Professor at Leyden)
• Haidar Ali, Sultan of Mysore
• Haigue, d' (French painter)
• Hailes, Daniel
• Haillan, Bernard de Girard, seigneur du, writings
• Hainaut (province of the Netherlands)
• Haine, John, and broadside on Bunker Hill
• Hairdressing
• Haiti
• Hakluyt, Richard
• Haldimand Papers (British Museum)
• Haldimand, Maj. Gen. Frederic
• Hale (lawyer of Portsmouth, N.H.)
• Hale (tavernkeeper near Portsmouth, N.H.)
• Hale, Capt. (Amer. prisoner)
• Hale, Capt. Ebenezer
• Hale, Edward Everett
• Hale, James
• Hale, John (Harvard tutor)
• Hale, Elizabeth Smith (wife of John P.)
• Hale, John, Statement of the Cause of the McClary Owners
• Hale, Sir Matthew
• Hale, Col. Nathan (2d N.H. regiment)
• Hale, Nathan (newspaper publisher)
• Hale, Roger
• Hale, Sarah Preston Everett (wife of Nathan)
• Hale, Susanah (wife of Ebenezer), witness, No. 7
• Hale, Thomas, A Compleat Body of Husbandry
• Hales Case
• Hales, Edward (master of Union)
• Hales, Sir Edward (in Hales Case)
• Hales, Thomas (d'Hèle), Le jugement de Midas
• Halévy, Jacques F. F. E. (The Jewess)
• Haley
• Half Moon Island, Quincy Bay
• Halfway Brook, N.Y.
• Halifax, Nova Scotia
• Halifax (H.M.S.)
• Halifax Packet
• Halifax, Earl of
• Halifax, Marquis of
• Halifax, Mass.
• Halifax, N.C.
• Hall & Sellers Gazette
• Hall's Tavern, N.Y.
• Hall, Aaron (brother of Elizabeth Hall Tufts)
• Hall, Acquilla (of Md.)
• Hall, Mrs. (wife of Basil)
• Hall, Capt. Basil (British naval officer)
• Hall, Benjamin (husband of Lucy)
• Hall (Boston ship captain)
• Hall (Boston wharfinger)
• Hall, Col. Carvell
• Hall, Col. (of Boston)
• Hall, David (publisher, Pennsylvania Gazette)
• Hall, Dr. (of Pembroke, Mass.)
• Hall, Dudley
• Hall, Mrs. (wife of Dudley)
• Hall, Ebenezer (printer of New-England Chronicle)
• Hall, Rev. Edward Brooks (son of Nathaniel)
• Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Edward R.
• Hall, Lt. Elijah
• Hall, Elizabeth Smith (1770-1849, wife of Jonathan, cousin of AA)
• Hall, Lt. Francis C. (Marine Corps), identified
• Hall, George Holmes
• Hall, James E. (ed., American Law Journal and Miscellaneous Repertory)
• Hall, James, witness, No. 53
• Hall, Jeremiah
• Hall, Joanna Cotton Brooks (wife of Nathaniel)
• Hall, Lt. John (1698-1780, JA's stepfather)
• Hall, John (Md. delegate to Continental Congress)
• Hall, Capt. John, Jr. (of Braintree)
• Hall, John, witness, No. 53
• Hall (Hale), Jonathan Patton (husband of AA's cousin)
• Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (of Medford)
• Hall, Judge Joseph
• Hall, Mrs. (wife of Joseph)
• Hall, Lt. Joseph C.
• Hall, Josias Carvell (of Md.)
• Hall, Lorenzo T. (Boston printer), identified
• Hall, Lucy Tufts (daughter of Simon Tufts Sr.)
• Hall, Dr. Lyman (delegate from Ga.)
• Hall, Mary Brooks (daughter of Nathaniel)
• Hall, Mr. (English engraver)
• Hall, Mr. (innkeeper)
• Hall, Mr. (of Quincy)
• Hall, Mr. (of Va.)
• Hall, Mr., carries letters between JA and AA
• Hall, Mr., witness, No. 46
• Hall, Mrs. (in Philadelphia)
• Hall, Nathaniel (of Medford)
• Hall, Rev. Nathaniel (son of Nathaniel, b. 1805)
• Hall, Peter Chardon (son of Nathaniel, b. 1809)
• Hall, Samuel (printer of New-England Chronicle)
• Hall, Stephen
• Hall, Stephen (father of Elizabeth Hall Tufts)
• Hall, Stephen, III (of Medford, Mass.)
• Hall, Susanna
• Hall, Susanna Boylston Adams (1709-1797, mother of JA)
• Hall, Talmage
• Hall, Thomas
• Hall, Thomas, witness, No. 64
• Hallam, Henry
• Halle, Belgium
• Halleck, Fitz-Greene (poet)
• Haller (historian)
• Hallett, Benjamin Franklin (ed., Boston Daily Advocate)
• Hallet, George
• Hallett, Mr. (of Quincy)
• Halley's comet
• Halley, Mr. (on Courier de l'Amérique)
• Halloway, Elizabeth
• Halloway, William
• Hallowell v. Reeve
• Hallowell, Capt. Benjamin (husband of Mary Boylston)
• Hallowell, George
• Hallowell, Maine
• Hallowell, Mary (daughter of Mary Boylston)
• Hallowell, Mary Boylston (cousin of JA's mother)
• Hallowell, Robert (Comptroller)
• Hally (in Plymouth, Mass.)
• Halmes, Capt.
• Halmstad, Sweden
• Halpin, Frederick W., engraved portrait of A. H. Everett
• Halsey, Capt. Jeremiah
• Hälsingborg, Sweden
• Ham, William
• Hamblin, Thomas S. (actor)
• Hambroek (of The Hague)
• Hamburg, Germany
• Hamer, Thomas Lyon (U.S. Repr., Ohio)
• Hamilcar (Carthaginian general)
• Hamilton, Alexander
• Hamilton, Alexander (pseudonym)
• Hamilton, Ann (niece of William)
• Hamilton, Antoine, Comte
• Hamilton, Bishop Kenneth G.
• Hamilton, Capt. (of the Saint Esprit)
• Hamilton, Charles (of Painshill, Surrey)
• Hamilton, Charles Antoine
• Hamilton, James
• Hamilton, James, Jr. (U.S. Repr., S.C.)
• Hamilton, John Church, Alexander Hamilton
• Hamilton, Mass.
• Hamilton, Capt. Thomas
• Hamilton, Capt. William (ex-prisoner)
• Hamilton, Sir William
• Hamilton, William (of Penn.)
• Hamilton, a tale of
• Hamlen, Eliazer, witness, No. 14
• Hamm, Miss (of Alexandria, Va.)
• Hammet, Robert, witness, No. 1
• Hammond (of Weston, Mass.)
• Hammond, George
• Hammond, Capt. Luther (schooner Velocity)
• Hammond, Mr., replaced as court clerk by Gov. Belcher
• Hammond, Mrs. (in Nahant)
• Hammond, Nathaniel, Elements of Algebra
• Hammond, Thomas (H.C. 1787)
• Hammond, William
• Hammond, William Dawes (Harvard 1827)
• Hampden (Amer. privateer)
• “Hampden” (pseudonym)
• Hampden County, Mass.
• Hampden, John (Brit. parliamentarian)
• Hampshire County, Mass.
• Hampshire, England
• Hampstead, England
• Hampstead, N.H.
• Hampton Court
• Hampton Falls, N.H.
• Hampton, N.H.
• Hampton, Va.
• Hanau, Germany
• Hancock (Amer. privateer)
• Hancock (Continental frigate)
• Hancock (Penn. privateer brig)
• Hancock (Washington's armed schooner)
• Hancock (ship)
• Hancock Papers
• Hancock and Adams (Amer. ship)
• Hancock, Belcher (Harvard tutor)
• Hancock, Dorothy Quincy (1747-1830, wife of John)
• Hancock, John (gov. of Mass.)
• Hancock, Rev. John (1702-1744, of Braintree)
• Hancock, Mass. (Shaker village)
• Hancock, N.Y.
• Hancock, Nathaniel, witness, No. 1
• Hancock, Philip (ex-prisoner)
• Hancock, Thomas
• Hancock, Mrs. (wife of Thomas)
• Hand, Col. Edward
• Handel and Haydn Society (Boston)
• Handel, George Frideric
• Handkerchiefs
• Handly, James (John Hanlen, prisoner at Dinan, France)
• Hangman's Island, Quincy Bay
• Hannah (Amer. brig)
• Hannah (Washington's armed schooner)
• Hannes (Hones, servant in Cranch or Palmer family), carries letters between JA and AA
• Hannibal
• Hannibal
• Hannibal (Mass. privateer)
• Hanno, “Periplus”
• Hanover (Hannover), Germany
• Hanover, House of
• Hanover, Mass.
• Hanover, N.J.
• Hanscom, Reuben (of the Ranger)
• Hanseatic League
• Hanson (of New York City)
• Hanson, John (Md. member of Congress)
• Hanson, John, Jr.
• Hanson, Miss (of Quincy)
• Hanson, Thomas, Prussian Evolutions
• Hanssen, Elias, & Co. (Maastricht textile manufacturer)
• Hanway, Jonas, Historical Account of the British Trade over the Caspian Sea
• Happiness
• Hapsburg, House of
• Haraden, Capt. Jonathan (of the Tyrannicide)
• Haraszti, Zoltán
• Harbors, congressional committee on fortification of
• Harcourt
• Harcourt v. Fox
• Harcourt, George Simon, 2d Earl of
• Hardcastle, Ephraim (pseudonym)
• Hardenbroek (of The Hague)
• Harding, Archelaus, witness, No. 43
• Harding (Harden), Capt. (sea captain in Isaac Smith Sr.'s employ)
• Harding, Chester (artist)
• Harding, Rev. Elisha
• Harding, Capt. Jesse (of the Endeavour)
• Harding, Capt. Joshua, witness, No. 43
• Harding, Samuel
• Harding, Capt. Seth (of the Confederacy and Defence)
• Hardouin, Father Jean
• Hardouin, Mr.
• Hardwick, John
• Hardwick, Mass.
• Hardwick, Mr. (Germantown stocking weaver)
• Hardwick, Mr. (Quincy tenant)
• Hardwick, Mr. (quarry lessee)
• Hardwicke (shopkeeper in Quincy, Mass.)
• Hardwicke, Earl of
• Hardwicks (Hardwigs, Hartwicks, Hartwigs), artisan family in Germantown district of Quincy, Mass.
• Hardy, Adm. Sir Charles
• Hardy, Samuel (Va. member of Congress)
• Hardy, Tribolet (secretary of the Prussian legation in London)
• Hardystown, N.J.
• Hare, Mr. (Robert's brother and Philadelphia brewer)
• Hare, Robert (Philadelphia merchant)
• Hare, Robert, Reformation of the Banking System
• Harford (Amer. schooner)
• Harford, Md.
• Hargrave v. LeBreton
• Harlem Heights, Battle of (1776)
• Harlem Heights, N.Y.
• Harley & Drummond (London mercantile firm)
• Harley, Robert, 1st Earl of Oxford
• Harlingen, Netherlands
• Harlow, Jabez
• Harman (of Braintree)
• Harmon v. Whitchlow
• Harmony (ship)
• Harmony Hall (merchant vessel)
• Harnett, Cornelius (delegate from N.C.)
• Harper's Family Library
• Harper's Ferry, W.Va.
• Harper, Robert Goodloe (U.S. Repr., S.C.), speeches
• Harpur, Robert
• Harriden, Capt. (of the Julius Caesar)
• Harriman, S., witness, No. 7
• Harrington v. Josselin (Jocelin)
• Harrington, James
• Harrington, John, accused, No. 30
• Harrington, Mr. (of Quincy)
• Harriot (British packet)
• Harris (Levett) v. Lewis (William D.)
• Harris v. Fowle
• Harris v. Jays
• Harris, Dr. (of Clapham, England)
• Harris, George (translator of Justinian)
• Harris, Harriet May Amyand (wife of James)
• Harris, Sir James (Brit. diplomat)
• Harris, James
• Harris, John
• Harris, John
• Harris, John, Lexicon Technicum
• Harris, Relief (wife of Oliver)
• Harris, Samuel D., identified
• Harris, Dr. Thaddeus Mason
• Harris, William
• Harris, William (H.C. 1786 and later college butler)
• Harrisburg, Penn.
• Harrison v. The Chance
• Harrison v. The Cornelia and 18 Casks of Tea
• Harrison, Benjamin (gov. of Va.)
• Harrison, Benjamin Jr. (deputy paymaster general in Continental Army)
• Harrison, Esther
• Harrison, George (of Phila.)
• Harrison, Hannah
• Harrison, Henry (of Phila.)
• Harrison, John
• Harrison, Joseph (Collector, Boston)
• Harrison, Joseph Esq. v. The Sloop Liberty, 20 Barrels of Tar, 200 Barrels of Oil
• Harrison, Miss (of Phila.)
• Harrison, Mr.
• Harrison, Mr. (of Baltimore)
• Harrison, Mr. (of Louisiana)
• Harrison, Richard (Md. merchant)
• Harrison, Richard?
• Harrison, Robert (prisoner at Dinan, France)
• Harrison, Robert Hanson
• Harrison, Thomas (Brit. builder)
• Harrison, William Henry (President of U.S.)
• Harrison (of Baltimore, Md.)
• Harrison (of Boston)
• Harrod, Ann (1774?-1845, wife of TBA)
• Harrod, Ann (cousin of ECA)
• Harrod, Anna
• Harrod, Anna Treat (wife of Joseph)
• Harrod, Mrs. (wife of Charles, AHA's sister-in-law)
• Harrod, Charles (brother of AHA)
• Harrod, Frances
• Harrod, Joseph (father of Ann)
• Harrod, Mary (daughter of Charles)
• Harrod, Mary (Polly, sister of Ann)
• Harrod, Susan D. (later wife of William Boyd)
• Harry (servant in Bass family, Braintree)
• Hart family, in litigation with Joseph Eaton in Salem, Mass.
• Hart, Capt. John
• Hart, John (delegate from N.J.)
• Hart, Joseph (of Penn.)
• Hart, Josiah (of Penn.)
• Hart, Mr. (of New York)
• Hart, Thomas, witness, No. 20
• Hartford Convention (1814)
• Hartford Ferry
• Hartford, Conn.
• Hartheway, Samuel
• Hartigan (Hartegan, Harteck), Elizabeth (wife of James)
• Hartigan (Hartegan, Hartick), James
• Hartley, David (Brit. politician)
• Hartley, Mary (sister of David)
• Hartley (Hartly), Mr. (of Rainsford Island)
• Hartley, Mr. (of Lincoln, Mass.)
• Hartley, Samuel (cousin of David)
• Hartley, Samuel (brother of David)
• Hartley, Col. Thomas
• Hartley, Winchcombe Henry, M.P. (half-brother of David)
• Hartman (tavernkeeper of Reading, Penn.)
• Hartsinck (or Hartswick), Mme.
• Hartsinck (Hartswick, Hartzink), Mr. (of Amsterdam)
• Hartwell, Mr. (well-digger)
• Harvard College
• Harvard College Library
• Harvard Divinity School
• Harvard Law School
• Harvard Medical School
• Harvard University News Office
• Harvard University Press
• Harvard Washington Corps
• Harvard, Mass.
• Harvey, Dr. William
• Harwich, England
• Harwich, Mass.
• Harwinton, Conn.
• Harwood, George
• Hasdrubal (Carthaginian general)
• Haskell, J. (housewright)
• Haskell, Levi(?)
• Haskins, Misses (tenants)
• Haskins (Haskings), Mr., escapes from British-occupied Boston
• Haslet, Mr. van (aboard the South Carolina)
• Hasse (Hassey), Johann Christian, identified
• Hasse (of Bethlehem, Penn.)
• Hasseldt, W. H. van (agriculturalist)
• Hasselt, Mr. Van (Dutch)
• Hasselt, Van (of Amsterdam)
• Hastings, Capt. John
• Hastings, John
• Hastings, Jonathan, Jr. (Boston postmaster)
• Hastings, Jonathan, Sr.
• Hastings, Joseph S. (merchant)
• Hastings, Lydia Dana (wife of John)
• Hastings, Miss
• Hastings, Miss (in Medford)
• Hastings, Selina, Countess of Huntingdon
• Hastings, Warren
• Hat Act
• Hatch, Capt.
• Hatch, Capt. (of Woodville)
• Hatch, Mr., witness, No. 14
• Hatch, Col. Nathaniel (clerk, deputy judge)
• Hatch, Sarah, witness, No. 1
• Hatfield, Mass.
• Hatton, Sir Christopher
• Haussez, Charles Lemercher de Longpré, Baron d', Great Britain in 1833
• Haut-Brion (wine of Medoc)
• Havana (Havannah), Cuba
• Haven, Franklin (cashier, Merchants' Bank)
• Haven, Jacob
• Haven, Rev. Jason
• Haven, Rev. Samuel
• Haven, Samuel (H.C. 1789)
• Haverhill, Mass.
• Haviland (tavernkeeper of Rye, N.Y.)
• Havre, Le (Havre de Grace), France
• Hawaii (Sandwich Islands)
• Hawes, Jacob, witness, No. 43
• Hawes, Joseph, juror, No. 59
• Hawk (British privateer)
• Hawkes v. Saunders
• Hawkesworth, John
• Hawkins family (of New England)
• Hawkins, John
• Hawkins, Sir John
• Hawkins, Laetitia Matilda, Memoirs, Anecdotes, Facts, and Opinions
• Hawkins, Philip
• Hawkins, William
• Hawksbee's thermometer
• Hawles, Sir John
• Hawley, Dr., recommends Popple's map of North America
• Hawley, Joseph
• Hawley, Rev. William
• Hawthorne, Nathaniel, “A Book of Autographs”
• Hawthorne, Sophia Peabody (wife of Nathaniel)
• Hay
• Hay
• Hay, Eliza Monroe (wife of George)
• Hay, Capt. John (husband of Katherine)
• Hay, Katherine Farnham (of Newburyport)
• Hayden, Benjamin
• Hayden, Capt.
• Hayden, Clement
• Hayden, D. (tenant)
• Hayden, Ebenezer
• Hayden, Henry
• Hayden, Mrs. (wife of John, of Braintree)
• Hayden, John (of Braintree)
• Hayden, Maj. Josiah
• Hayden, Messrs. (sons of Mr. Hayden)
• Hayden, Mr. (tenant in John Adams Birthplace)
• Hayden, Nathaniel
• Hayden, Nehemiah
• Haydn, Franz Joseph
• Haydon, Benjamin Robert
• Haydon, Capt. William (of the Hannah)
• Haydon, Capt. William (of the Juno)
• Hayes v. Warren
• Hayes, England
• Hayfield (Amer. merchant ship)
• Hayford, William (mason)
• Hayley (Amer. merchant ship)
• Hayley, George (London merchant)
• Hayley, Mary Wilkes Storke (wife of George)
• Hayley, Mr. (of London)
• Hayley, Thomas, CFA reads sermon
• Hayne, Col. A. P. (of S.C.)
• Hayne, Mrs. (wife of A. P.)
• Hayne, Col. Robert Young (U.S. Sen., S.C.)
• Haynes v. Shaw, Form V
• Haynes, Charles Eaton (U.S. Repr., Ga.)
• Haynes, Col. Isaac (U.S.)
• Haynes, Gov. John
• Haynes, Joseph (“Pea Green”)
• Haynes, Josiah (Amer. prisoner)
• Haynes, Samuel, plaintiff, Form V
• Hays (of Salmon Brook, Conn.)
• Haytor Rock, Dartmoor, England
• Hayward
• Hayward, A., transl. Faust
• Hayward, Capt., in Braintree
• Hayward (Heyward), Dr. George
• Hayward, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
• Hayward (Heyward), James (Harvard tutor; professor)
• Hayward, James (of Braintree)
• Hayward, John (of Braintree)
• Hayward, Sir John
• Hayward, Jonathan (son of Lt. Joseph)
• Hayward, Lt. Joseph
• Hayward, Lt. Joshua (of Braintree)
• Hayward, Joshua, Jr. (of Braintree)
• Hayward, Dr. Lemuel
• Hayward, Matthew (tavernkeeper of Easton, Mass.)
• Hayward, Samuel (farm hand)
• Hayward, Zab, dances at ship-launching frolic
• Haywood, William
• Hazard, Ebenezer (surveyor general of post office)
• Hazard (Mass. privateer)
• Hazelhurst, Isaac, Sr.
• Hazelrod
• Hazelwood, John (commodore of Penn. navy)
• Hazen, Anna (Nancy, of Haverhill)
• Hazen, Capt. John (father of Nancy)
• Hazen, John (half-brother of Nancy)
• Hazen, Gen. Moses
• Hazlitt, Grace Loftus (wife of Rev. William)
• Hazlitt, John (son of Rev. William)
• Hazlitt, Margaret (daughter of Rev. William)
• Hazlitt, Rev. William (of Braintree)
• Hazlitt, William (son of Rev. William)
• Head of Elk, Md.
• Head, Eleanor Bussey Davis (wife of Francis C.), identified
• Head, Sir Francis Bond
• Head, Francis C., identified
• Head, George, Forest Scenes . . . in the Wilds of North America
• Head, Joseph, and sons George and Joseph
• Head, Mr.
• Head, Mr.
• Head, J.
• Headley, Josiah, accused, No. 29
• Headon, John
• Heakley, Joseph
• Heale, Cpl. Samuel (14th Regiment), deposition, No. 60
• Health and illness
• Heard, Sir Isaac
• Heard, John
• Heard, Judge John
• Heard, Mr. and Mrs. John, Jr.
• Heard, John, Jr.
• Heard, Mary
• Heard, Susan Oliver
• Hearn, Capt.
• Hearne, Samuel, A Journey . . . to the Northern Ocean
• Hearsay
• Hearsey
• Heart of Oak (British warship)
• Heartley (of Braintree)
• Heath, Rev. Robert (of Plymouth, England)
• Heath, Maj. Gen. William (U.S.)
• Hebe
• Hebrew language
• Hector
• Hector (British ship of the line)
• Hedge, Barnabas (of Plymouth, Mass.)
• Hedge, Frederic Henry (CFA's classmate)
• Hedge, Levi (Harvard professor)
• Hedge, Miss
• Hedge, Miss (in Cambridge)
• Hedge, Mr.
• Hedge, Mr. (of Quincy)
• Hedge, T. (or Charles, of Plymouth)
• Hedges
• Heeckeren van Brandsenburg, Derk Jan van (Utrecht deputy to States General)
• Heefke, Jan (glassmaker)
• Heer Adams (Amer. ship, formerly General Sullivan)
• Heide, Baron de
• Heidelberg, University of
• Heiliger
• Heimenthal, Baron de
• Heineccius, Johann Gottlieb, Methodical System of Universal Law
• Heineken, Jan Hendrick Christiaan (immigrant to U.S.)
• Heineken, Mr. (merchant, uncle of Jan)
• Heineken, Rev. (father of Jan)
• Heinrich, Karl Friedrich
• Heinrich, concert by
• Heir at Law
• Heister, Lt. Gen. Leopold Philipp, Freiherr von (commander of Hessian troops in Amer.)
• Hèle, d'
• Helen of Troy
• Hell Gate, N.Y.
• Hellen family, indolence in
• Hellen, Adelaide Johnson (2d wife of Walter, sister of LCA)
• Hellen, Jane E. Winnull (wife of Johnson), marriage
• Hellen, Johnson (1800-1867, nephew of LCA)
• Hellen, Mary Catherine
• Hellen, Nancy Johnson (wife of Walter, Jr., sister of LCA)
• Hellen, Thomas Johnson (1809-1833, nephew of LCA)
• Hellen, Walter, Jr. (1814-1850, nephew of LCA)
• Hellen, Walter, Jr. (d. 1815, brother-in-law of LCA)
• Hellevoetsluis, Netherlands
• Helme, Elizabeth, Louisa
• Helmstedt, Lower Saxony
• Héloise (Eloise)
• Helsingör, Denmark
• Helsinki (Helsingfors), Finland
• Helvetic Confederacy
• Helvétius, Anne Catherine, Comtesse de Ligniville d'Autricourt
• Helvétius, Claude Adrien
• Helyer (Hilyer, Hiller, Hullier), Joseph, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Hemery frères (of Paris)
• Hemings, Sally (Jefferson's slave)
• Hemmenway (Hemenway), Rev. Moses (of Wells, Maine)
• Hemmenway (Hemmingway, Hemenway), Samuel, witness, No. 64
• Hemp
• Hemphill, Joseph (U.S. Repr., Penn.)
• Hemsterhuis, Tiberius (professor at Leyden)
• “Henderson's case”
• Henderson, Alexander, Ancient and Modern Wines
• Henderson, Richard
• Hendkz (?), M. H. van son (Rotterdam merchant)
• Hendrick, Caesar
• Hendricks v. Franklin
• Hendricks, Capt. (of the Amer. privateer Hancock)
• Hendricks, Col. James
• Hengham, Sir Ralph de, Summae Magna Hengham
• Hengist (leader of Germanic invaders)
• Hengst, Hendrik Jacob van
• Hening, Edward W.
• Henley, Col. David
• Henley, Col. David
• Henley, Sir John
• Henley, Samuel
• Henly (Henley), Maj. Thomas
• Henly, Mr., goes from Philadelphia to camp at Cambridge
• Hennessiene, Dr., letter to Commissioners listed
• Hennin, Maximilian, Count Bossu
• Henrietta (Henrietta Brown?, merchant vessel)
• Henrietta, princess of France
• Henriques, Jacob Lopes, et al. v. The General Privileged Dutch Company Trading to the West Indies
• Henry Brougham (steamer)
• Henry Frederick, duke of Cumberland and Strathearn (brother of George III)
• Henry I, King of England
• Henry II, King of France
• Henry III, King of England
• Henry IV, King of England
• Henry IV, King of France (Henry of Navarre)
• Henry V
• Henry V, King of England
• Henry VI, King of England
• Henry VII, King of England
• Henry VIII, King of England
• Henry, Anne Jane
• Henry, Bernard
• Henry, Cape, Va.
• Henry, John(?)
• Henry, John, Jr. (Md. member of Congress)
• Henry, Mr. (son of Mrs. of Phila.)
• Henry, Mrs. (of Phila.)
• Henry, Gov. Patrick (of Va.)
• Henry, Robert Pryor (U.S. Repr., Ky.)
• Henry, Rev. Sims, identified
• Henry, prince of Prussia
• Henshaw & Co.
• Henshaw v. Jackson, Form XIII
• Henshaw v. Wendell
• Henshaw, Andrew
• Henshaw, Col. (of Leicester, Mass.)
• Henshaw, David (collector of customs)
• Henshaw, John
• Henshaw, Joseph (of Leicester and Shrewsbury, Mass.)
• Henshaw, Joshua (son of Col. Joshua)
• Henshaw, Col. Joshua
• Henshaw, Keziah
• Henshaw, Miss (daughter of Mrs. Samuel)
• Henshaw, Mr.
• Henshaw, Mrs. (daughter of Levi Lyman)
• Henshaw, Nathaniel, defendant, Form XIII
• Henshaw, Mrs. (wife of Samuel)
• Henshaw, Lt. Col. William
• Henshaw (of Middletown, Conn.)
• Hensol, Baron
• Henzel, Capt. (Charles Henzile?)
• Hera
• Heraclides Ponticus (Greek historian)
• Heraclitus
• Heraldry
• Herbert, Sir Edward, titular Earl of Portland, and Hales Case
• Herbert, Henry, 10th earl of Pembroke
• Herbert, Lady, v. Shaw
• Herculaneum
• Hercule (French ship of the line)
• Hercules
• Herder, Johann Gottfried von, fables and myths
• Heredia (Herreria), Don Ignacio
• Herkimer, N.Y.
• Herkimer, Brig. Gen. Nicholas
• Hermann, Johann Gottfried Jacob
• Hermes (Thoth, Teut), works ascribed to
• Hermione (French frigate)
• Herodianus
• Herodotus
• Herreria
• Herrick, Israel, defendant, No. 32
• Herrick, John, defendant, No. 32
• Herriman (militia officer)
• Herriman, Jonathan, witness, No. 31
• Herriman, Mr.
• Herring, James
• Herring, Rev. Thomas, CFA reads sermon
• Herrmann, Messrs. (of Royal Conservatory, Munich)
• Hersant, Mrs. M. E. (formerly Miss Thompson)
• Hersant, M. E. (member of French legation)
• Herschel, Sir John Frederick William
• Herschel, Sir William (Brit. astronomer)
• Hersey, Burnell
• Hersey (Hearsey), Ezekiel
• Hertel, S. B. (Canadian prisoner)
• Hertford, England
• Hertfordshire, England
• Hervart (Herval), Mme. d'
• Hervey, James, Meditations and Contemplations
• Hesiod
• Hesperides, garden of
• Hesse Cassel, Prince of
• Hesse-Cassel, Landgrave of
• Hesse-Cassel, Germany
• Hessians
• Heston, England
• Hesychius (Hesichaeus; Greek history)
• Het Loo (Dutch estate)
• Hetherd, William, witness, No. 14
• Heukelom, Jan van
• Heukelom, Jan van, & Zoon (Leyden mercantile firm)
• Heureusement, Le (stage play)
• Heurtier, Jean François
• Hewes v. Johnson
• Hewes, Joseph (delegate from N.C.)
• Hewes, Mr.
• Hewes (N.Y. schoolmaster)
• Hewes (Hews), Robert, witness, No. 59
• Hewes (Hughes), Shubael (Shubal), witness, No. 64
• Hewes, Smith, and Allen (N.C. mercantile firm)
• Hewet v. Clear
• Hewins, Amasa (artist)
• Hewison, Ann
• Hewit, Mr., and Farmer-Storer matter
• Hewitt, Richard
• Hewlett, John, Commentaries . . . on the Holy Scriptures
• Hews
• Hews, Abraham, Jr. (Boston printer)
• Hewson
• Hewson, Mary "Polly" Stevenson (wife of William)
• Hey (Hay), William (chief justice of Quebec)
• Heyden, at The Hague
• Heyden, Jan van der
• Heyden, Reinhard Adriaan Wilhelm Carel van (Dutch envoy to Prussia)
• Heydon's Case
• Heyet, Mr. (in Fishkill Landing, N.Y.)
• Heyl, Lewis J. (actor)
• Heyliger (Heiliger), John
• Heyliger, Sarah Kortright (wife of John)
• Heyne, Christian Gottlob
• Heyward, James (of S.C.)
• Heyward, Thomas, Jr. (delegate from S.C.)
• Hezekiah
• Hibberd (Hebberd), Zacheus, in No. 36
• Hibberd (Hebberd), Mrs. (wife of Zacheus)
• Hibernia (N.Y. privateer)
• Hibernian (British privateer)
• Hichborn (Hitchbourn, Hitchbourne), Benjamin (Boston lawyer)
• Hichborn, Hannah Andrews (wife of Benjamin)
• Hickey, Thomas
• Hickling, John, in Nos. 63 and 64
• Hickling, Thomas
• Hickling, William
• Hickling (son of Thomas, in Lugo, Spain)
• Hicks, John (co-publisher of the Boston Post-Boy)
• Hicks, John, in No. 64
• Hicks, John, witness, No. 60
• Hicks, Jonathan
• Hicks, Whitehead (mayor of N.Y. city), and Gov. Tryon
• Hide, Elijah (of Lebanon, Conn.)
• Hide, The
• Hide (tavernkeeper of Woodstock, Conn.)
• Hield, William (actor)
• Hier
• Hieroglyphics
• Hiester, William (U.S. Repr., Penn.)
• Higgins, Capt. (of St. John's Island)
• Higgins, Uriah (well-digger)
• Higginson, Sarah
• Higginson, Stephen (Mass. member of Congress)
• Higginson, Stephen (steward of Harvard College), identified
• High Life (anon.)
• High Life Below Stairs (farce)
• High Wycombe, England
• Higher law
• Highlanders
• Highways
• Hiklan, Mr.
• Hill & Blodget
• Hill (tailor)
• Hill v. Lewis
• Hill v. Whiting
• Hill, Abiel
• Hill, Alexander (father of Edward Hill)
• Hill, Anne Meredith (wife of Henry)
• Hill, Midshipman Benjamin
• Hill, Benjamin (ex-prisoner)
• Hill, Caroline L. Whitney (wife of Charles)
• Hill, Charles (lieutenant on Alliance)
• Hill, Charles, marriage
• Hill, Dennis (“Denis,” “Denny”)
• Hill, Dr., witness, No. 59
• Hill, Ebenezer
• Hill, Ebenezer (H.C. 1786)
• Hill, Edward (son of Alexander, JA's law clerk)
• Hill, Edward, witness, No. 63
• Hill, Hannah
• Hill, Henry (Harvard 1756)
• Hill, Henry (Philadelphia merchant)
• Hill, Capt. Hugh (of the Cicero)
• Hill, Hugh (mate of Pitt Packett), witness, No. 56
• Hill, Jabez, in No. 17
• Hill, Judge John
• Hill, John
• Hill, John (English naturalist)
• Hill, John (Harvard 1756)
• Hill, John (engraver), “West Point Military Academy”
• Hill, Mr. and Mrs. John, Jr.
• Hill, Col. John, witness, No. 64
• Hill, Joses
• Hill, Miss
• Hill, Mr. (father of Edward)
• Hill, Mr. (in N.Y.)
• Hill (Paris tailor)
• Hill, Robert (Philadelphia bookseller)
• Hill, Stephen
• Hill, Susanna (wife of Ebenezer)
• Hill, Deacon Thomas(?) (of Boston)
• Hill, William (H.C. 1788)
• Hill, William (baker), juror, No. 63
• Hill, William (loyalist captured after British evacuation of Boston)
• Hill, Wills, 2d Viscount and 1st Earl of Hillsborough (British Amer. secy.)
• Hill (tavernkeeper of Malden, Mass.)
• Hillard (child of George S.)
• Hillard, Mrs. (wife of George S.)
• Hillard, George Stillman
• Hillegas, Michael (treasurer of U.S.)
• Hillegas, Samuel (son of Michael)
• Hiller, Hannah
• Hilliard (Boston printer)
• Hilliard, Gray & Co. (booksellers)
• Hilliard, Rev. Joseph(?)
• Hilliard, Mary (daughter of Timothy)
• Hilliard, Mrs. (wife of Timothy)
• Hilliard, Rev. Timothy (of Cambridge)
• Hilliard, William
• Hillman, Mr., in No. 52
• Hills, S. (of the Drake; British prisoner)
• Hillsboro, N.C.
• Hillsborough, Earl of
• Hilson, Thomas (actor)
• Hiltsheimer (of Philadelphia)
• Hiltsheimer (of Reading, Penn.)
• Hiltzheimer, Hannah
• Hilyer
• Hinckley, Miss (of Quincy)
• Hines, Joshua Vaughan
• Hingham Cove
• Hingham Gazette
• Hingham and Quincy turnpike
• Hingham, Mass.
• Hinkley's boarding house (formerly Swift's), Sandwich, Mass.
• Hinkley, Ebenezer, witness, No. 63
• Hinkley, Joseph, witness, No. 64
• Hinman, Capt. Elisha (of the Alfred)
• Hinsdale, Mass.
• Hinsdale, N.H.
• Hinson
• Hints for Practical Administration of the Poor Laws
• Hipparchus (Greek history)
• Hippolyte, Comte de Sade
• Hircom, Edward
• Hire
• Hirons
• Hirsst, Hindrick
• Hising, Mr.
• Hispaniola, West Indies
• Hispulla (aunt of Pliny the Younger's wife)
• Histiaepus (Greek history)
• Historiae Augustae Scriptores
• History
• History of Charles Horton, Esq. (novel)
• History of the Western World
• Hitchbourn
• Hitchbourne
• Hitchcock, Col. Daniel
• Hitchcock, Edward, Geology, Mineralogy, Botany and Zöology of Mass.
• Hitchcock, Rev. Gad
• Hitchcock, William
• Hitty (schooner)
• Hixon, Abigail Cooper (wife of Joseph Sayer)
• Hixon, Joseph Sayer, identified
• Hoadly, Benjamin (Bishop of Winchester)
• Hoar, Rev. Leonard (former president of Harvard)
• Hoare, Prince
• Hoban, James (designer of White House)
• Hobart, Aaron (U.S. Repr., Mass., and CFA's second cousin)
• Hobart, Aaron (Abington iron founder)
• Hobart, Aaron, Jr. (1764-1818, husband of JA's niece)
• Hobart, Sir Henry
• Hobart, Miss
• Hobart (or Hubbard), Mr. (of Quincy)
• Hobart, Mrs. (in England)
• Hobart, Susanna Adams (wife of Aaron, Jr.)
• Hobbes, Thomas
• Hobby, Capt. John
• Hobby, Mr. (of Middletown, Conn.)
• Hobby, William
• Hobkirks Hill, S.C.
• Hoboken, N.J.
• Hobson, Humphrey (of Rowley, Mass.)
• Hochereau, C. and J. (Paris booksellers)
• Hochereau, Mr. (Paris bookseller)
• Hochstrass
• Hodgdon, in No. 2
• Hodge, Andrew
• Hodge, Capt. James (of the ZechariahBaily)
• Hodge, John (brother of William)
• Hodge, Capt. John (of the Active)
• Hodge, Capt. Michael
• Hodge, Mrs. (wife of Michael)
• Hodge, Silas
• Hodge, William (of Phila.)
• Hodges v. Gilmore
• Hodges, Capt. John, witness, No. 10
• Hodges, Joseph, witness, No. 10
• Hodgkinson, Mr.
• Hodgson, Adam, Letters from North America
• Hodgson, John, Trial of William Wemms
• Hodgson, Mr.
• Hodgson, Robert (British)
• Hodgson, William (agent for Amer. prisoners)
• Hodinpyl, P. (of Rotterdam)
• Hodshon, John, & Zoon (Amsterdam banking firm)
• Hodshon, John (Amsterdam banker)
• Hodshon, John, Jr. (Amsterdam banker)
• Hoel, David
• Hoevenaar, Mr. (Utrecht state prosecutor)
• Hoey, Jan Jacob van
• Hoffman, David
• Hoffman, J. Ogden (U.S. Repr., N.Y.)
• Hoffman, Col. Martin (of Dutchess County, N.Y.)
• Hoffman (tavernkeeper of Sussex County, N.J.)
• Hofland, Barbara Hoole, Beatrice
• Hofrust (of Amsterdam)
• Hog (now Breeds) Island, Boston Harbor
• Hogan, Midshipman (of the Alliance)
• Hogarth, William (painter)
• Hogendorp, Mme. d' (of The Hague)
• Hogendorp, Mr. d' (husband of Mme. d'Hogendorp)
• Hogendorp, Mr. d' (son of Mme. d'Hogendorp)
• Hogg, Ebenezer (ex-prisoner)
• Hogg, James, identified
• Hogs
• Holach, Philip, Count
• Holbach, Paul Thiry, Baron d', La Politique Naturelle
• Holbeck v. Bennett
• Holberg, Ludwig
• Holbrook, Dr. Amos
• Holbrook, John, Jr.
• Holbrook, Lt. (of Braintree)
• Holbrook (Holebrook), Deacon Samuel (?)
• Holbrook, Samuel (of Braintree)
• Holbrook, Samuel (of the Ranger)
• Holbrook, wharf of (in Braintree)
• Holcombe, George (U.S. Repr., N.J.)
• Holden v. Conner, Form I
• Holden, Asa, plaintiff, Form I
• Holden, Mass.
• Holderness, N.H.
• Holdsworth, Sir William S., History of English Law
• Hole, Pieter Galenus van (notary)
• Holidays
• Holker, John (or Jean, the younger, French consul at Phila.)
• Holker, Mrs. (wife of John)
• Holker, Mrs. (wife of John the elder)
• Holker, John (or Jean, the elder)
• Holland (Dutch ship of the line)
• Holland and West Friesland (province of the Netherlands)
• Holland, Rev. John, CFA on sermons
• Holland, Mass.
• Holland, Rev. (of Brooklyn, N.Y.)
• Holland, Capt. Samuel Johannes (British)
• Holland, Col. Stephen, jailed for counterfeiting
• Hollandsche Historische Courant, “Delft Gazette”
• Hollebeek, Ewald (Rector Magnificus at Leyden in 1780)
• Hollevelle (of Paris)
• Holley v. Huggeford
• Holliday, Francis, Practical Gunnery
• Hollis, Caleb
• Hollis, Daniel (Boston housewright)
• Hollis, N.H.
• Hollis, Thomas (Brit. antiquarian)
• Hollis, Thomas (of Braintree)
• Hollis, Thomas Brand (Brit. antiquarian)
• Hollowell
• Holman, Col. (Mass.) Jonathan
• Holmes' Hole (later Vineyard Haven), Martha's Vineyard, Mass.
• Holmes, Rev. Abiel, marriage
• Holmes, Benjamin M. (loyalist shipowner)
• Holmes, David (U.S. Sen., Miss.)
• Holmes, Capt. James (of the Friendship)
• Holmes, John (U.S. Sen., Me.)
• Holmes, Mr., witness, No. 31
• Holmes, Dr. Oliver Wendell
• Holmes, Oliver Wendell (justice)
• Holmes, Capt. Richard (of Long Island, N.Y.)
• Holrode, Mr., in No. 53
• Holroyd, John Baker, 1st Earl of Sheffield, Observations on Commerce of American States
• Holstein family
• Holstein, Duchy of
• Holt, Sir John (Chief Justice, King's Bench)
• Holt, John (N.Y. printer)
• Holt, Mr. (paperhanger)
• Holten, Dr. Samuel (Mass. member of Congress)
• Holtrop, Willem (Amsterdam bookseller)
• Holtzendorff, Lt. Col. Louis Casimer, Baron de
• Holtzer, Antoine, letter to Commissioners listed
• Holtzhey, Jean George (Dutch medal maker)
• Holy Alliance
• Holy Land
• Holy Roman Emperor
• Holy Roman Empire
• Holy Week
• Holyoke, Edward
• Holyoke, Mrs. (wife of Edward Augustus)
• Holyoke, Dr. Edward Augustus (pres. of Mass. Medical Society)
• Homans, Abigail Adams (wife of Robert)
• Home, Henry, Lord Kames
• Home, Rev. John
• Home, John, witness, No. 59
• Homer
• Homer, Benjamin
• Homer, Benjamin P.
• Homer, Fitzhenry (Boston merchant), identified
• Homer, Georgiana Albertina(?), death
• Homer, Mr.
• Homer, Robert, witness, No. 43
• Homer, Samuel Cobb(?)
• Homer, William
• Homerides, hymns of
• Homicide
• Homine replegiando, writ de
• Honduras, Gulf of
• Hone, Miss
• Hone, Philip (mayor, N.Y. City)
• Hones
• “Honest Industry”
• Honestus
• Honesty
• Honeymoon, The
• Honfleur, France
• Honiton, England
• Honoria Sophia (Swedish brig)
• “Honorius” (patriot in Trumbull's M'Fingal)
• Hood, Mr. (“very ignorant Englishman”)
• Hood, Mr. (lawyer of Brunswick, N.J.)
• Hood, Rear Adm. Samuel (1st Viscount Hood)
• Hood, Thomas, The Comic Annual
• Hooft, Henrik Danielszoon (burgomaster of Amsterdam)
• Hooft, Willem (burgomaster of Amsterdam)
• Hoogwerst, Mr., visits JQA and Dana
• Hook, Maj. James Harvey (of Md.)
• Hook, James, Percy Mallory
• Hook, Josiah (of Penobscot, Maine), identified
• Hook, Theodore Edward, Maxwell and Plebeians and Patricians
• Hooke, Nathaniel, Roman History
• Hooker, Richard
• Hooker, Rev. Thomas
• Hoop (Hope), Joan Cornelis van der
• Hooper, Benjamin (officer), in No. 2
• Hooper, Benjamin Harris (son of Joseph, Sr.)
• Hooper, Col. (of Easton, Penn.)
• Hooper, Elizabeth Harris
• Hooper, Hezekiah (H.C. 1789)
• Hooper, Joseph, Jr.
• Hooper, Joseph, Sr.
• Hooper, Louisa
• Hooper, Marian
• Hooper, Mary Harris (wife of Joseph, Sr.)
• Hooper, Mr. (of Sandwich)
• Hooper, Mrs.
• Hooper, Robert
• Hooper, Robert (“King”, of Marblehead)
• Hooper, Dr. Robert W. (father of Marian Hooper Adams)
• Hooper, Stephen
• Hooper, Thomas Woodbridge (H.C. 1789)
• Hooper, William (delegate from N.C.)
• Hooper, in Newbury, Mass.
• Hoops, Mr., in Paris
• Hoorn, Netherlands
• Hoorn, Philip de Montmorency, Count of
• Hoosick (Hosick), N.Y.
• Hooton v. Grout
• Hope
• Hope & Co. (Amsterdam banking firm)
• Hope (British Navy, sloop, formerly American brig Sea Nymph)
• Hope (British ordnance storeship)
• Hope (Jersey privateer)
• Hope, Alexander (Amer. sailor)
• Hope, Henry, Jr. (Amsterdam banker)
• Hope, Messrs.
• Hope, Mr. Van der (Dutch naval official)
• Hope, N.J., Moravian mills at
• Hopkins v. Derby
• Hopkins v. Ward
• Hopkins, Benjamin Bond, countryseat in Surrey
• Hopkins, Capt. Caleb (of the George)
• Hopkins, Charles
• Hopkins, Daniel, letters to JA listed
• Hopkins (Hopkings), Como. Esek
• Hopkins, Capt. John B. (of the Warren)
• Hopkins, Mr. (of Baltimore)
• Hopkins, Mr. (young soldier from Md.)
• Hopkins, Nathan, witness, No. 43
• Hopkins, Rev. Samuel
• Hopkins, Silvanus (Syl), witness, No. 43
• Hopkins, Stephen (delegate from R.I.)
• Hopkins, Susan
• Hopkinson (distracted person)
• Hopkinson family
• Hopkinson, Ann Borden (wife of Francis)
• Hopkinson, Elizabeth
• Hopkinson, Elizabeth
• Hopkinson, Francis (N.J. politician)
• Hopkinson, Dr. John P.
• Hopkinson, Judge Joseph
• Hopkinson, Mary
• Hopkinson, Thomas (father of Francis)
• Hoppius, Joachimus
• Hops
• Horace
• Hordynski, Joseph, History of the Late Polish Revolution
• Horn (“Old Horn,” of Braintree)
• Horn, Charles E. (English actor)
• Horn, Charles Edward
• Horn (Horne), Mr. (singer)
• Horne Tooke, John
• Horne v. Boosey
• Horne, Andrew
• Horneca, Fizeaux & Co. (Amsterdam banking firm)
• Horneca, Mr.
• Hornes, Philip de Montmorency, Count of
• Hornet (Continental sloop)
• Hornet (ship)
• Hornor, T. (artist), “View of Broadway”
• Horsa (leader of Germanic invaders)
• Horse, The, with a Treatise on Draught
• Horseback riding
• Horseman v. Obbins
• Horsemore
• Horseneck, Conn.
• Horseracing
• Horses
• Horsham, England
• Hort, Sir John
• Hortalès, Roderigue, & Cie.
• “Hortensius” (fanciful name, possibly JA)
• Horton, William (Amer. prisoner)
• Horus (Egyptian god)
• Hosack, Dr. David
• Hosack, Magdalena Coster (wife of Dr. David)
• Hosack, Miss (of N.Y.)
• Hosmer (Horsemore), Mrs., witness, No. 29
• Hosmer, Rufus (of governor's council)
• Hosmer, Titus (of Middletown, Conn.)
• Hosmer (Horsemore), William, witness, No. 29
• Hospital Department
• Hospital Island
• Hostmann, Friedrich Andre (German lawyer)
• Hot Wells (Brit. resort spa)
• Hotels, inns, and taverns
• Hotham, Como. William (British)
• Hottentots
• Hottinguer & County, Paris
• Houdetot, Elisabeth Françoise Sophie, Comtesse de
• Houdon, Jean Antoine (French sculptor)
• Hough's Neck
• Houghton Library, Harvard University, Adams Papers in
• Houghton, Joseph, juror, No. 64
• Housatonic River
• House of Commons
• House of Representatives, U.S.
• House, Col. James (of Conn.), identified
• Household and farm appurtenances, listed
• Houses
• Houston, John H. (clerk in fifth auditor's office), identified
• Houston (Huston, Euston), Mrs. (of Falmouth, now Portland, Maine)
• Houston, Richard, mezzotint by
• Houston, Gen. Samuel
• Houston, William Churchill (N.J. member of Congress)
• Houstoun, John (Ga. delegate in Continental Congress)
• Houstoun, William (Ga. member of congress)
• Houze, Matthieu de Basquiat, Baron de la (French minister to Denmark)
• Hovey, E. A. (tenant)
• Hovey, James
• Hovey, James
• Hovey, John
• Hovey, Sylvester, Letters from the West Indies
• Hovey (of Plymouth, Mass.)
• How
• How, Capt. (of Shrewsbury, Mass.)
• How, William (deputy sheriff), No. 40
• Howard, Abraham
• Howard, Algernon Sidney (son of Simeon)
• Howard, Mrs. (wife of Benjamin Chew)
• Howard, Benjamin Chew (U.S, Repr., Md.)
• Howard, Bezaleel
• Howard, Catherine, Queen of England
• Howard, Catherine (countess of Effingham)
• Howard, Charles, Lord (M.P., later Earl of Surrey)
• Howard (Haward), Daniel (of Bridgewater)
• Howard (Hayward), Daniel
• Howard (Haward), Edward (of Bridgewater)
• Howard, Frederick, 5th Earl of Carlisle
• Howard, Henry, Earl of Suffolk (secy. of state for Northern Department)
• Howard, James (ex-prisoner)
• Howard, Col. John (of Springfield)
• Howard, John Clark (CFA's classmate)
• Howard, John Clarke (son of Simeon)
• Howard, Capt. Joseph, witness, No. 10
• Howard (Haward), Martin (of Bridgewater)
• Howard, Mary (of Braintree?)
• Howard, Miss
• Howard, Miss (daughter of Benjamin)
• Howard, Miss (daughter of John)
• Howard, Polly
• Howard, Elizabeth Clarke Mayhew (wife of Simeon)
• Howard, Rev. Simeon (of Boston)
• Howard, Dr. Thomas Henry
• Howard, Thomas, 3d Earl of Effingham
• Howard (of Shrewsbury, Mass.)
• Howard, Col. (tavernkeeper of Bridgewater, Mass.)
• Howe
• Howe peace commission
• Howe, George Augustus, 3d Viscount Howe
• Howe (How), Rev. Joseph
• Howe, Rev. Joseph
• Howe, Joseph N., Jr. (captain of Fusileers)
• Howe, Mark DeWolfe
• Howe, Nathaniel (H.C. 1786)
• Howe, Adm. Lord Richard (brother of William)
• Howe, Gen. Robert
• Howe, Judge Samuel, lectures on law (published as Practice in Civil Action . . . in Massachusetts)
• Howe, Samuel (of Dorchester, Mass.)
• Howe, Samuel Gridley, “Education of the Blind”
• Howe, Rev. Tillotson, illiberal religious ideas of
• Howe, Gen. Sir William (former Brit. commander in chief)
• Howe, William (tinsmith)
• Howell, David (R.I. member of congress)
• Howell, Mrs. (of N.Y.)
• Howes (tavernkeeper of Barnstable, Mass.)
• Howes, Samuel, in No. 43
• Howes, Capt. Willis
• Howland, Mrs. (of Plymouth, Mass.)
• Howland, Samuel, witness, No. 43
• Howland, Thomas Southworth (innkeeper of Plymouth, Mass.)
• Howorth, Col., in Boston
• Howorth, George
• Howorth, Miss, in Boston
• Hoyt v. Brown
• Hubbard (Hobart), Anne (of Boston)
• Hubbard, Caleb
• Hubbard, Col. and Mrs. (of Weymouth, Mass.)
• Hubbard, Daniel
• Hubbard, Dudley (H.C. 1786)
• Hubbard, Henry (U.S. Sen., N.H.)
• Hubbard, John
• Hubbard, Mary Greene
• Hubbard, Mr. (sexton at Quincy)
• Hubbard, Mr., on Harvard exam committee
• Hubbard, Mrs. (of Braintree)
• Hubbard, Samuel, identified
• Hubbard, Thomas, witness, No. 63
• Hubbard, William
• Hubbart, Tuthill
• Hudibras
• Hudibras, Sign of (tavern), Princeton, N.J.
• Hudson (North) River
• Hudson Bay
• Hudson Bay Company
• Hudson's Strait
• Hudson, Henry
• Hudson, N.Y.
• Hudson
• Hug, J. Leonhard
• Huger, 2d Lt. Benjamin
• Hughes
• Hughes (Hews), Capt., and Hannah Quincy's love letters
• Hughes, Charles
• Hughes, Christopher (Amer. diplomat)
• Hughes, Daniel (of Frederick, Md.)
• Hughes, Elizabeth (opera singer)
• Hughes, Col. Hugh
• Hughes (Huse), James
• Hughes, James (Boston lawyer)
• Hughes, John
• Hughes, John (rustic lover in John Gay's letter)
• Hughes, Mr. (sculptor)
• Hughes, Samuel (of Frederick, Md.)
• Hughes (Hews), lawsuit against Gruchy
• Hughes (of New York City)
• Hugo, E. Harold
• Hugo, Victor
• Huis ten Bosch
• Hulft (student at Latin Academy)
• Hull, Abraham Fuller (son of William)
• Hull, Elizabeth (daughter of William)
• Hull, England
• Hull, Como. Isaac
• Hull, Mrs. (wife of Isaac)
• Hull, Mass.
• Hull, Sarah (daughter of William)
• Hull, Sarah Fuller (wife of William)
• Hull, Col. William (Newton lawyer)
• Hull (tavernkeeper of New York City)
• Hulton, Henry
• Humanity, calls for abolition of slavery
• Humberston, Thomas Mackenzie
• Humboldt, F. H. A. von
• Hume, David
• Hume, Joseph
• Humor
• “Humphrey Ploughjogger”
• Humphrey (Humphreys), John
• Humphrey, Mr. (of Weymouth)
• Humphrey (tavernkeeper of Simsbury, Conn.)
• Humphreys, Ann F. (wife of Col. David)
• Humphreys, Charles (delegate from Penn.)
• Humphreys, Col. David (secy. to the U.S. commissioners)
• Humphreys, James
• Humphreys, Joshua (Philadelphia shipbuilder)
• Humphreys, Lemuel (surveyor)
• Hunfeld, Germany
• Hungary
• Hunnewell, Mr.
• Hunnewell, Walter (H.C. 1787)
• Hunt
• Hunt v. White
• Hunt's Merchants' Mag. (N.Y.)
• Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham (patriot refugees from Boston)
• Hunt, Abraham, witness, No. 60
• Hunt, Benjamin, Jr. (of Braintree)
• Hunt, Catherine
• Hunt, Charles J. (Harvard student)
• Hunt, Ebenezer (“Uncle Hunt”)
• Hunt, Elizabeth (Betsy)
• Hunt, Ephraim
• Hunt, Freeman (ed., Merchants' Mag.)
• Hunt, Hannah (of Braintree)
• Hunt, Isaac (Philadelphia loyalist)
• Hunt, James Henry Leigh, Lord Byron and Some of his Contemporaries
• Hunt, Rev. John
• Hunt, Squire John (of Watertown)
• Hunt, Mary, witness, No. 1
• Hunt, Miss, marries Mr. Wendell
• Hunt, Mr. (Boston publisher jailed by the British)
• Hunt, Mr. (of Boston)
• Hunt, Bethiah Adams (wife of Ebenezer)
• Hunt, Mrs.
• Hunt, Mrs., witness, No. 61
• Hunt, Samuel
• Hunt, Shrimpton
• Hunt, Susanna Lyman (wife of Samuel)
• Hunt, Col. William(?), in Louisbourg expedition
• Hunt (tavernkeeper of Rowley, Mass.)
• Hunt (tavernkeeper of Spencer, Mass.)
• Hunter (Amer. merchant ship)
• Hunter, Elizabeth (of Newport, R.I.)
• Hunter, Robert M. T. (U.S. Repr., Va.)
• Hunter, William, witness, No. 64
• Huntingdon, Countess of
• Huntingdonshire, England
• Huntington Library
• Huntington, Brig. Gen. Jedediah
• Huntington, L.I.
• Huntington, Mr., inoculated with smallpox in Boston
• Huntington, Ralph
• Huntington, Samuel (delegate from Conn.)
• Huntoon (Huntoun), Rev. Benjamin
• Hunts Hill
• Huntstown
• Huntt, Dr. Henry (of Washington)
• Hurd, Bishop Richard, commentary on Horace's Art of Poetry
• Hurd, Jacob (Boston goldsmith)
• Hurd, John
• Hurd, Nathaniel
• Hurd, Nathaniel, in No. 63
• Hurd, Richard, Moral and Political Dialogues
• Hurlbert, Jesse P. (tenant)
• Huron du Rocher, Lawrence (JQA's fellow passenger)
• Huron du Rocher, Jean Baptiste
• Hurricanes
• Huskisson, William
• Huss, Jan
• Hussar
• Hussar (British frigate)
• Hussey, Reuben (servant)
• Hussey, Rev. Thomas (British agent)
• Hussey-Cumberland negotiations
• Huston
• Hutcheson, Francis (Scottish professor)
• Hutchings, Solomen (of the Ranger)
• Hutchins, Capt. Gordon
• Hutchinson family, and pluralism in office
• Hutchinson, Eliakim
• Hutchinson, Elisha (son of Gov. Thomas)
• Hutchinson, Judge Foster
• Hutchinson, Godfrey
• Hutchinson, Col. Israel
• Hutchinson, Mary Watson (wife of Elisha)
• Hutchinson, Mr. (from Ireland)
• Hutchinson, Mr. (of Braintree?)
• Hutchinson, Mr., in No. 53
• Hutchinson, Mrs. (of Boston)
• Hutchinson, Thomas (Chief Justice; gov. of Mass.)
• Hutchinson, Thomas Jr.
• Hutchinson, William Sanford (son of Gov. Thomas), death
• Hutson (Hudson), Richard (S.C. delegate to Congress)
• Hutton, Archbishop Matthew, CFA reads sermon
• Hutton, Sir Richard (serjeant at law)
• Huydecoper van Maarseveen en Neerdijk, Jan Elias (member of Amsterdam town council)
• Huygens, Chevalier C. P. E. J. Bangeman
• Huygens, Mrs. (wife of C. P. E. J. Bangeman)
• Huysman, Jacob (Dutch artist)
• Hyde Park fever
• Hyde Park, England
• Hyde, Edward, 1st Earl of Clarendon
• Hyde, Sir Nicholas
• Hyde, Sir Robert
• Hyde, The (Brit. estate)
• Hydra of Lerna
• Hyer (Hier, Hire), Jacob (tavernkeeper of Princeton, N.J.)
• Hyfield (Styfield), Andrew (ex-prisoner)
• Hyleger, Susan
• Hymnus in Cererem
• Hynson (Hinson), Capt. Joseph
• Hypocrite, The
• Hypothecation, defined
• Hyrons (Hirons), Dr. Richard, witness, No. 64
• Hyslop family (of Brookline, Mass.)
• Hyslop, William