Index: Consolidated, N

• Nabby (servant of Isaac Smith family)
• Nagail, Michael (sheep-stealer)
• Nagapattinam, India
• Nagell van Ampsen, Anne Willem Carel, Baron van
• Nagel, of The Hague
• Nahant, Mass.
• Naiades
• Nairac, Elisee
• Nairac, Jean Baptiste
• Nairac, Paul
• Namur, Belgium
• Nancy (Amer. snow)
• Nancy (British ordnance brig)
• Nancy, France
• Nancy, Miss
• Nanking, China
• Nannett(e) (possibly Nancy Quincy)
• Nantasket peninsula, Mass. Bay
• Nantasket Beach, Hull, Mass.
• Nantasket Gut
• Nantasket Hill
• Nantasket Roads, Mass.
• Nantasket, Mass.
• Nantes, Edict of
• Nantes, France
• Nantucket County, Mass.
• Nantucket Gazette
• Nantucket, Mass.
• Nantucket Shoals
• Napier, John, rules in trigonometry
• Naples, Italy
• Napoleon I, Emperor of France
• Napoleon III
• Napoleonic Wars
• Narbonne, Count de
• Narragansett (steamer)
• Narragansett Bay, R.I.
• “Narragansett Country”
• Narragansett territory
• Narragansett, Maine
• Narva, Estonia
• Nash, Gov. Abner (of N.C.)
• Nash, Daniel
• Nash, Elizabeth
• Nash, Fanny (of Braintree?)
• Nash, Brig. Gen. Francis, and Philadelphia campaign
• Nash, Lucy Ann Apthorp (wife of Lt. Richard)
• Nash, Molly
• Nash, Mr. (father of Lt. Richard)
• Nash, Lt. Richard (Brit. navy)
• Nash, Richard “Beau” (of Bath, England)
• Nassau Hall
• Nassau, Bahamas
• Nassau, New Providence Island, Bahama
• Nassau, Willem Lodewijk, Count
• Natchez (U.S. sloop of war)
• Natchez, Miss.
• Nathan
• Natick, Mass.
• National Advocate (New York)
• National Archives, The (Washington, D.C.)
• National Bank party
• National Calendar (Washington)
• National Gallery of Art (Washington, D.C.)
• National Gazette (Phila.)
• National Historical Publications Commission
• National Insurance Co. (Boston)
• National Intelligencer (Washington, D.C.)
• National Journal (Washington, D. C.)
• National Portrait Gallery (Washington, D.C.)
• National Republican party
• Nations, law of
• Native Americans
• Natural philosophy
• Natural history
• Natural law
• Nature
• Nature Delineated
• Nature Displayed
• Naumburg, Germany
• Naumkeag (now Salem), Mass.
• Nautilus (British sloop of war)
• Nava, Alvaro, Vizconde and Vizcondessa de la Herreria (Spanish minister to Netherlands)
• Naval Committee
• Naval Stores Act
• Naval officer, province
• Naval officers, royal, as customs officers
• Naval stores
• Naval warfare, and prize
• Navarre, Mr. de (admiralty judge of Guyenne)
• Navigation
• Navigation Acts
• Navy Boards
• Navy, British
• Navy, Continental
• Navy, Royal
• Nazro, Jonathan (of Boston, brother of Nathaniel)
• Nazro, Nathaniel (Amer. prisoner)
• Neagle, J. B. (engraver), “View of Washington”
• Neal (Joseph) v. Spear (Nathan)
• Neal, Count de (Prussian)
• Neal, Daniel
• Neal, John, memoir of Bentham
• Neal, Deacon Joseph (of Braintree)
• Neal (Neale), Raphael
• Necker, Anne Louise Germaine (later Mme. de Staël)
• Necker, Jacques (former French finance minister)
• Ned (Adams family servant)
• Needham, Marchmont
• Née, François Denis (French engraver)
• Needham v. Kingsbury, Form X
• Needham, Dorothy (wife of Ezekiel), in Form X
• Needham, Ezekiel, plaintiff, Form X
• Needham, Ezekiel, v. Jeremiah Hall
• Needham, John Turberville (translator)
• Needham, John, in Form X
• Needham, Mass.
• Nefeu, Lt. Col. (Canadian militia)
• Negative pregnant
• Negligence
• Negotiable instruments
• Negris, Alexander (editor, The Orations on the Crown)
• “Negro,” as derogatory term
• Negroes
• Nell, JA's aunt
• Nelson, Daniel (of the Ranger)
• Nelson, Hugh (former U.S. Repr., Va.), identified
• Nelson, John, letter to Continental Congress
• Nelson, Capt. Joseph S., identified
• Nelson, Thomas, Jr. (Va. politician)
• Nelson, William, Lex Testamentaria
• Nemours, Marie d'Orléans, Duchesse de, Mémoires
• Nenal, Russia
• Neponset
• Neponset Bridge Co.
• Neponset (Neponsit) River, Mass.
• Neponset Woollen Co. (Canton, Mass.)
• Nepos, Cornelius (ancient historian)
• Nepos, Cornelius (newspaper pseudonym)
• Neptune
• Neptune (British merchant ship)
• Neptune (schooner)
• Neptune (steamer)
• Nequamkick, Falls of
• Nero
• Nesbit, Col. (British officer accused of mistreating Bostonians)
• Nesbitt, John Maxwell
• Nesbitt, Jonathan (Lorient banker)
• Neshaminy River, Penn.
• Nestor
• Netherlands (United Provinces of the Low Countries or Dutch Republic)
• Nettleham, England
• Neuermuhlen, Russia
• Neufchâtel, France
• Neufville, Mrs. (wife of Jean de)
• Neufville, Jean de (Amsterdam banker)
• Neufville, Jean de, & Fils (Amsterdam banking firm)
• Neufville, Leendert de (son of Jean)
• Neustrie Regiment
• Neutral powers
• Neutrality
• Neuville, Mme. Jean Guillaume Hyde de, ball
• Neuville, Baron Jean Guillaume Hyde de, identified
• Neva River, Russia
• Never bailiff, plea of
• Never receiver, plea of
• Neville, Henry
• Nevin, James, petition of
• Nevis Island, West Indies
• Nevski, Alexander
• New Abridgement and Critical Review
• New Amsterdam
• New Annual Register (London)
• New Art of War
• New Bedford, Mass.
• New Bern, N.C.
• New Boston (later Beacon Hill)
• New Braintree, Mass.
• New Britain Museum of American Art (Conn.)
• New Brunswick, Canada
• New Brunswick, N.J.
• New Castle County, Del.
• New Castle, Del.
• New Connecticut
• New England
• New England Institution for the Education of the Blind
• New England Magazine
• New England Marine Insurance Co.
• New England Marine Insurance Co. v. James De Wolf Jr.
• New England Museum (Boston)
• New England Restraining Act
• New England Soap Stone Co.
• New England Society
• New England, Council for, and Kennebec lands in Maine
• New Fairfield, Conn.
• New France, map of
• New Friends (S.C. ship)
• New Hall (Brit. estate)
• New Hampshire
• New Hampshire Gazette (Portsmouth)
• “New Hampshire Grants”
• New Hampshire Grants
• New Hampshire Instructions
• New Hampshire Medical Society
• New Hampshire maritime court
• New Harmony, Ind.
• New Haven (steamer)
• New Haven, Conn.
• New Jersey
• New Jersey, College of
• New Lanark, Scotland
• “New Lights”
• New London Magazine, The
• New London, Conn.
• New Market, N.J.
• New Marlborough, N.Y.
• New Mexico
• New Milford, Conn.
• New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal (London and Boston)
• New Netherland
• New Orleans, La.
• New Plymouth
• New Providence (Nassau), Bahamas
• New Scotland
• New Windsor, England
• New Windsor, N.Y.
• New Year's Day
• New York (state)
• New York American
• New York City
• New York Commercial Advertiser
• New York County, N.Y.
• New York Daily Advertiser
• New York Gazette
• New York Gazette and Weekly Mercury
• New York Harbor
• New York Journal of Commerce
• New York Mercury
• New York Mirror
• New York Register and Antimasonic Review (formerly Anti-Masonic Review)
• New York Review
• New York State Historical Association (Cooperstown, N.Y.)
• New York Statesman
• New York Sun
• “New York Triumvirate”
• New York Volunteers
• New York, University of the City of
• Newfoundland
• New trial
• New, Mr. (son of Robert)
• New, Robert
• New-England Chronicle
• New-York Historical Society
• New-York Journal (Poughkeepsie)
• New-York Packet (Fishkill)
• Newark, Del.
• Newark, N.J.
• Newbegin, John
• Newburgh (Newborough), N.Y.
• Newbury, England
• Newbury, Mass.
• Newbury, Vt.
• Newburyport, Mass.
• Newburyport Historical Society
• Newcastle, Duke of
• Newcastle, England
• Newcomb (Newcombe), Briant (Amer. prisoner))
• Newcomb, Capt. (of Braintree?)
• Newcomb, Delight (of Braintree?)
• Newcomb, Eb.
• Newcomb, Elisha, in No. 57
• Newcomb, Jane Glover (wife of Briant, AA's servant)
• Newcomb, Jesse, witness, No. 43
• Newcomb, Mr., in No. 56
• Newcomb, Peter
• Newcomb, Robert, witness, No. 43
• Newcomb, Silas, witness, No. 43
• Newcomb, Thomas
• Newcomb, in Nickerson murder case
• Newcomb, (tavernkeeper near Barnstable, Mass.)
• Newcombe, Capt., aboard the Active
• Newell (Newall), Andrew (Adams tenant in Boston)
• Newell, Charles Starke
• Newell, John
• Newell, Miss.
• Newell, Mr. (of Boston)
• Newell (Newall), Deacon Timothy
• Newell (Newall), Mrs. (wife of Timothy(?), of Boston)
• Newell, Rev. William (of Cambridge)
• Newenham, Sir Edward
• Newenham, Nathaniel, M.P.
• Newgate Calendar, The
• “Newgate” pardon
• Newhall, Deacon and Mrs., in Conn.
• Newhall (Newell), Mary
• Newhall, Timothy
• Newichawannock River
• Newington Green, England
• Newington, N.H.
• Newman v. The Sherburne
• Newman, George H.
• Newman, Capt. Joseph (of the Gates)
• Newman, Mr.
• Newman, Susan Buchanan (wife of George H., step-niece of LCA)
• Newman, Capt. Wingate (of the Vengeance)
• Newport v. Billing, No. 39
• Newport (R.I.) Gazette
• Newport (slave), plaintiff, No. 39
• Newport, Del.
• Newport, Isle of Wight
• Newport, R.I.
• Newport, Vt.
• Newspaper controversies, JA comments on
• Newspapers
• Newton Abbot, England
• Newton Falls, Mass.
• Newton, Adonijah, witness, No. 30
• Newton, Gershom, witness, No. 30
• Newton, Sir Isaac
• Newton, Jerusha, witness, No. 30
• Newton, Rev. John
• Newton, Joshua, witness, No. 30
• Newton, Mass.
• Newton, Thomas, Jr. (U.S. Repr., Va.)
• Newtown, N.Y., Battle of (1779)
• Newtown, Penn.
• Niagara (Fort George), Ont.
• Niagara Falls, N.Y.
• Niagara River
• Niagara, N.Y.
• Nicaragua
• Nicaragua, Lake
• Niccolaides
• Nice, France
• Nicholas, George and Wilson
• Nicholas, Robert Carter (of Va.), identified
• Nicholls, John
• Nicholls, Mrs., witness, No. 23
• Nicholls, Thomas, witness, No. 23
• Nicholls (of Charlestown, Mass.)
• Nicholls (of London)
• Nichols, Benjamin R.
• Nichols, John (prisoner at Dinan, France)
• Nichols, John, Select Collection of Poems
• Nichols, Mrs. (of Cohasset)
• Nicholson, Gen. Francis
• Nicholson, Capt. James (naval officer)
• Nicholson, Capt. Joseph J. (frigate Potomac)
• Nicholson, Joseph (Harvard student)
• Nicholson, Margaret
• Nicholson, Mr. (in Quincy)
• Nicholson, Mrs. (of Plymouth)
• Nicholson, Capt. Samuel (of the Deane)
• Nickerson, Ansell, defendant, No. 57
• Nickerson, Asa, in No. 43
• Nickerson, Capt. Ebenezer, brings powder from St. Eustatius
• Nickerson, Sparrow, in No. 57
• Nickerson, Thomas, in No. 57
• Nickson, Mr.
• Nicola, Col. Lewis (of Phila.)
• Nicolas, Nicholas Harris, A Synopsis of the Peerage of England, reviewed
• Nicole (valet of James Temple)
• Nicolet, Jean Baptiste
• Nicolli (of Florence, Italy)
• Nicolli, Abbé Raimondo (Tuscan diplomat)
• Nicolls (Nichols), Richard
• Nicolson, Capt. Thomas (brother of Mary)
• Nicolson (Nicholson), Mary (sister of Thomas)
• Niebuhr, Barthold Georg,
• Niemersat, Poland
• Nieuwpoort, Belgium
• Nieuwentijdt, Bernard, The Religious Philosopher...
• Niger, Gerardus
• Niggins, James (prisoner at Nantes)
• Nightengal, Samuel (of Braintree)
• Nightengale, Joseph, Sr. (of Braintree)
• Nightingale, Daniel (Adamses' farm hand)
• Nightingale, Lady Elizabeth (Shirley)
• Nightingale, Jo.
• Nightingale, Joseph Gascoigne (of England)
• Nightingale, Joseph, petition of, for militia bounty
• Nightingale, of Braintree
• Nightingall, Hannah
• Nightwatchmen
• Nijmegen, Netherlands
• Nil debet, plea of
• Nile (British merchant ship)
• Nile River
• Niles
• Niles' Weekly Register
• Niles, Betsy
• Niles, Elisha (of Braintree)
• Niles, Hezekiah
• Niles, Isaac
• Niles, John Milton (U.S. Sen., Conn.)
• Niles, Nathaniel
• Niles, Nathaniel, Vt. Representative in Congress
• Niles, Capt. Robert (of the Spy)
• Niles, Judge Samuel (1711-1804)
• Niles, Deacon Samuel (of Braintree)
• Niles, Rev. Samuel (1674-1762)
• Nimble (British cutter)
• Ninety Six, S.C.
• Nipissing Lake, Canada
• Niquet, Claude, engravings by
• Niswisky, Prince
• Nivernais, Louis Jules Barbon, Mancini Mazarini, Duc de
• Nixon, Brig. Gen. John
• Nixon, John (Phila. merchant)
• Nixon, Lt. Col. Thomas
• No (farce)
• Noah (Biblical character)
• Noah, Mordecai Manuel (ed. National Advocate)
• Noailles
• Noailles family
• Noailles, Adrienne de
• Noailles, Louise Anne de (wife of Louis Marie)
• Noailles, Antoine de
• Noailles, Emmanuel Marie Louis, Marquis de (French ambassador in London)
• Noailles, François de
• Noailles, Louis Antoine de, Cardinal
• Noailles, Louis Marie, Vicomte de (son of Duc de Mouchy, brother-in-law of Lafayette)
• Noailles, Louis, Duc de
• Noailles, Pauline(?) de
• Noble, Arthur
• Noble, George(?) (English engraver)
• Noble, James (U.S. Sen., Ind.), identified
• Noble, John
• Noble, John (post rider)
• Noble, Mark, Memoirs of the Protectorate-House of Cromwell
• Noddle's Island (now East Boston), Boston Harbor
• “Noddle-Island—or How—Are We Decieved,” satirical print
• Noel, Garret
• Noël, Nicolas
• Nogent-sur-Seine, France
• Noirmont, M.
• Noise (Noyes?), Mr. (of Boston)
• Noke & Chiswell v. Ingham
• Nolcken, Gustaf Adam, Baron von (Swedish envoy in London)
• Nolé (French actor)
• Nolet, Jacobus (Schiedam merchant)
• Nolle prosequi, defined
• Nollekens, Joseph, biography
• Nolo contendere, plea of
• Nomis di Pollone, Cavaliere
• Nomsz, Johannes (Dutch playwright)
• Non assumpsit, plea of
• Non cepit, plea of, form in Adams Papers
• Non culpabilis
• Non damnificatus, plea of
• Non tenent insimul, plea of, in partition, No. 16
• Nonconsumption
• Nonexportation
• Nonimportation
• Nonnus (Egyptian poet)
• Nonresidents, venue in action by
• Nontenure, defense of
• Noodt, Gerard, Opera omnia
• Noordwijk aan Zee, Netherlands
• Norbanus
• “Nord, Comte du”
• Nord, Count and Countess of
• Nordwyk, at The Hague
• Norfolk Advertiser
• Norfolk County, Mass.
• Norfolk steamboat
• Norfolk, England
• Norfolk, Mass.
• Norfolk, Va.
• Normanby, Marquis of
• Normande, Pedro
• Normandy, Duke of
• Normandy, France
• Normans
• Norridgewock, Maine
• Norris, Lt. Hugh (British navy)
• Norris, Isaac (of Phila.)
• Norris, Mary
• Norris, Miss (of Philadelphia)
• Norrkiöping, Sweden
• Norsemen
• North African powers, commercial treaties with U.S.
• North America
• North American Review
• North Brabant (province of the Netherlands)
• North Briton
• North Britain (British sloop)
• North Cape, Norway
• North Carolina
• North Carolina State Department of Archives and History
• “North Common”
• North Edisto Inlet, S.C.
• North Holland Gazette
• North Holland, Netherlands
• North Precinct
• North Quincy, Mass.
• North River
• North Sea
• North Shields, England
• North Yarmouth, Mass.
• North, Lady Anne Speke (wife of Frederick)
• North, Brownlow, Bishop of Worcester (brother of Frederick)
• North, Catherine or Anne or Charlotte (daughters of Frederick)
• North, Francis, 1st Baron Guilford, and Mass. boundary dispute
• North, Frederick, Lord (later 2d Earl of Guilford)
• North, John G. (CFA's classmate)
• North, Roger
• North-South differences
• Northampton County, Va.
• Northampton, Mass.
• Northamptonshire, England
• Northborough, Mass.
• Northcote, James
• Northern Discoveries
• Northern powers
• Northey, Sir Edward
• Northfield, Mass.
• Northrop, Col. (victim of sheep-stealers)
• Northumberland, Hugh Percy, 2d duke of
• Northumberland, Hugh Percy, 1st duke of
• Northwest Passage
• Norton, Anders
• Norton, Andrews (Harvard professor), identified
• Norton, Col. Beriah (of Dukes County)
• Norton, Capt. (of the sloop Sally)
• Norton, Eliakim, in No. 1
• Norton, Elias, witness, No. 1
• Norton, Elizabeth
• Norton, Elizabeth Cranch (wife of Jacob)
• Norton, Sir Fletcher (speaker of House of Commons)
• Norton, Rev. Jacob (1764-1858, husband of AA's niece)
• Norton, Rev. John (1651?-1716, great-grandfather of AA)
• Norton, Mary Mason (1659-1739, wife of John, great-grandmother of AA)
• Norton, Mass.
• Norton, Silvanus, in No. 1
• Norton (tavernkeeper of Abington, Mass.)
• Norwalk, Conn.
• Norway
• Norwich, Conn.
• Norwich, England
• Norwich, Mass.
• Norwood (tavernkeeper near Boston)
• Nossa Senhora de Carmo e Santo Antonio (Portuguese snow)
• Not guilty, plea of
• Notary publics
• Notes, promissory
• Nott, Eliphalet
• Nottingham, N.H.
• Nottingham, England
• Nottingham, Md.
• Nourse, J., of Londres, France
• Nourse, John (Boston printer)
• Nourse, Joseph (deputy secy. of Board of War)
• Nouvelles extraordinaires de divers endroits
• Nova Belgeia
• Nova Scotia
• Novanglus
• Novanglus and Massachusettensis
• Nowlan (Nowland), Mrs. (nurse)
• Noy (or Noye), William (British legal writer)
• Noyers, Abbé des (former French chargé des affaires to the Netherlands)
• Noyes (Noices), tavernkeeper of Stoughton, Mass.
• Noyes, Capt. (of Newburyport?)
• Noyes, George Rapall (Harvard professor)
• Noyes, John (of Sudbury, Mass.)
• Noyes, Joseph, defendant, Form XXV
• Noyes, Mr. (of Haverhill?)
• Noyes, Nathaniel, witness, No. 59
• Nuberg, Capt. John van (of the Oostrust)
• Nudum pactum, commonplaced
• Nugent, Lord
• Nugent, Robert, Earl
• Nugent, T.
• Nugent, Thomas (Brit. writer)
• Nuisance
• Nullification
• Numidia (Africa)
• Nuns
• Nut Island, Boston Harbor
• Nuth, Catherine
• Nutt, John (London merchant)
• Nuttall, Thomas (Harvard professor)
• Nutting, John (Collector, Salem), in No. 56
• Nutting, Mrs. (of Cambridge)
• Nye, James Warren
• Nye, Stephen, defendant, No. 3
• Nyevelt, Jacob van Zuylen van (secy. of Rotterdam)
• Nykiöping, Sweden
• Nymphe (French frigate)
• Nyvenheim, Mr. (Dutch politician)