Index: Consolidated, O

• “O”
• Oakes
• Oakley, Thomas J. (New York lawyer)
• Oaks v. Dawson
• Oath
• Oaths
• Obeirne, Thomas Lewis
• Ober, Capt. Israel (of the Arnold Packet)
• Obertus (consul of Milan)
• Oblet, Mr. (Utrecht innkeeper)
• Oblong, The (area in Conn. on N.Y. border)
• Obregon, Pablo (Mexican diplomat), identified
• Obrian, Reuan, et al. v. Knivan
• O'Brien, Capt. Jeremiah (of the Machias Liberty and the Hannibal)
• O’Brien, Jeremiah (U.S. Repr., Maine)
• O'Brien, Louis (or Lewis)
• O’Brien, Michael Morgan
• O'Bryen, Capt. Richard
• Observer, The (ed. Richard Cumberland)
• Ocean City, Md.
• Ocracoke Inlet, N.C.
• Ocracoke Island, N.C.
• Octavius, Gaius (later Caesar Augustus)
• “Ode to Health,” in JA’s Literary Commonplace Book
• Odea, Mr. (Lorient merchant)
• Odell (Odle), Mr. (of New Haven, Conn.)
• Odessa, Russia
• Odin, Timothy, witness, No. 6
• Odiorne, Dorothy (Dolly) Tufts (wife of George)
• Odiorne, George (of Exeter, N.H.)
• Odiorne, Samuel (of the Ranger)
• Odysseus
• Oevennius
• Office Book
• Office records, JA's described
• Officers de facto, acts of, No. 45
• Ogden v. Saunders
• Ogden, Col.
• Ogden, David Bayard (New York lawyer)
• Ogden, James (British agent)
• Ogden, Miss (of N.Y.)
• Ogden, Mr.
• Ogden, Robert
• Ogden, Titus (of N.C.)
• Ogdensburg, N.Y.
• Ogilby, John, America
• Ogilby, Mr. (Ogilvie) (translator of Virgil)
• Ogilvie, Charles
• Oglethorpe, James
• O'Gormon, Chevalier (of Paris)
• O'Hara, Capt. Barbason (Brabazon; 14th Regiment), in Boston Massacre Trials
• O’Hare, Kane, Tom Thumb
• O'Heir (O'Hara?), Patricio (mayor of La Coruña, Spain)
• Ohio
• Ohio (Valley)
• Ohio Company
• Ohio River
• Ohio country
• Oil mills
• Oil, experiments with
• Oiseau, L' (French frigate)
• O'Keeffe, John (O'Keefe)
• O'Kelly, David, witness, No. 43
• Okely, John
• Oknookortunkogog (Indian king)
• Olavide y Jáuregui, Pablo Antonio José de (Comte de Pilo)
• Old Colony Memorial
• Old Colony Trust Company
• Old English Poets
• Old Horse v. Samuel Spear
• Old House (JA’s home at Quincy; Peacefield, now Adams National Historic Park)
• “Old Lights”
• Old Maid, The
• Old Point Comfort, Va.
• Old South Church
• Old Tom (of Weymouth, Mass.)
• Oldenbarneveld, H. J. (Rotterdam merchant)
• Oldenbarnevelt, Johan van (Dutch statesman)
• Oldham, John
• Oldmixon, John, British Empire in America
• Olen (Greek poet)
• Oléron, Ile de
• Oleron, Law of
• Olimpe (French transport)
• Olinda (or Orlinda)
• Oliva, Fernan Perez de, Comedia de Amphitrion
• Olive Branch (schooner)
• Olive Branch Petition (1775)
• Oliver Cromwell (Conn. privateer)
• Oliver Cromwell (Phila. privateer)
• Oliver family
• Oliver, Andrew (editor, The Adams Papers Portraits)
• Oliver, Andrew (1706-1774, province secretary, lt. governor)
• Oliver, Andrew, Jr. (1731-1799)
• Oliver, Anthony, witness, No. 5
• Oliver, Benjamin Lynde, Forms of Practice
• Oliver, Rev. Daniel (of Beverly, Mass.)
• Oliver, Daniel, lawyer (1743-1826)
• Oliver, Daniel, son of Peter (d. 1768)
• Oliver, Francis J.
• Oliver, John (accused sheep-stealer)
• Oliver, Miss (of Boston; tenant)
• Oliver, Miss A. (tenant)
• Oliver, Misses (Francis J. Oliver family)
• Oliver, Mr. (uncle of P. C. Brooks Jr.'s wife Susan Oliver Heard Brooks)
• Oliver, Mr.
• Oliver, Mr., plans improvement of husbandry in Mass.
• Oliver, N. K. G. (tenant)
• Oliver, Nathanael
• Oliver, Peter (chief justice of Mass. Province)
• Oliver, Richard (London alderman)
• Oliver, Thomas (royal lt. gov. of Mass.)
• Olivet, Pierre Joseph Thoulier, Abbé d', and J. A. Ernest (editors, Cicero's Opera)
• Olivet, Pierre Joseph Thoulier, Abbé d'
• Olmius, Drigue Billers
• Olney, Capt. Joseph (of the Cabot and the Queen of France)
• Ommel, Netherlands
• Omnium, London Stock Exchange
• Omoa, Honduras (fort)
• Omphale
• Onandago, N.Y.
• One (newspaper pseudonym)
• “One Fond Kiss before We Part” (popular song)
• One Hundred Pound Note
• “One of the Many”
• “One of the Minority”
• “One of the People”
• Oneida Indians
• Onomacritus (Athenian priest):
• Onslow, George, 4th Baron (member of Parliament)
• Ontario, Lake
• Oorthuys, Capt. Gerardus
• Oostende, Belgium
• Oosterdijk, Dr. Nicolaas George (JA’s physician in Netherlands)
• Oostergo (quarter of Friesland, Netherlands)
• Oostrust (Dutch merchant ship)
• Opdorp, Van (tavernkeeper of Gorinchem, Netherlands)
• Opera
• Opie, Amelia
• Opie, John (British artist)
• Opinions, judicial
• Oporto, Portugal
• Optics lectures
• Oracles
• Oran, Algeria
• Orange County, N.Y.
• Orange, House of
• Orange, Princess of
• Orange-Nassau, House of, pro-British policy of
• Orangeburg, S.C., held by Continentals and British
• Oranges
• Oranienbaum (Russian palace)
• Oranienbaum, Russia
• “Orator”
• Oratory
• Orbigo River, Spain
• Orcutt, David
• Orcutt, Mrs. (wife of cabinetmaker David)
• Orcutt, David (cabinetmaker; tenant)
• Orcutt, Mr. (of Weymouth, Mass.)
• Orczy, Baroness Emmuska
• Orduña, Spain
• Oregon settlement
• Oregon, boundary question
• O'Reilly, Michael Meagher
• Oreithyia
• Oresund Strait
• Orhanda, Mr. (in Washington)
• Oriental Bank, Boston, failure of
• Original Sin
• Oriskany, Battle of
• Orleans (French frigate?)
• Orleans County, Vt.
• Orleans Territory
• Orleans, Duchess of, Secret Memoirs
• Orléans, France
• Orléans, Ile d', Quebec
• Orléans, Louis Philippe Joseph, Duc d’ (known as Phillippe Egalité)
• Orlinda (or Olinda)
• Ormes, Les, France, description of
• Orne, Col. Azor
• Orne, Mrs. (wife of Col. Azor)
• Orne, Azor, Jr.
• Orne, Henry
• Orpheus (Greek hero)
• Orr, Rev. John, CFA reads sermon
• Orr, Miss (of Washington)
• Orr, Mr. (Mass. gunmaker)
• Orrery, Earl of
• Orrery, Rittenhouse's (at Princeton College)
• Orrery, of Pope
• Ortiz, Jacob, Ultime Lettere
• Orville, Jacques Philippe d’
• Orvilliers, Louis Guillouet, Comte d'
• Osborn, William (keeper of the Adelphi Hotel, London)
• Osborne, Francis Godolphin, Marquis of Carmarthen, later 5th Duke of Leeds (Brit. politician)
• Osborne, Rev. George, CFA reads sermon
• Osborne, Thomas, 4th Duke of Leeds
• Osgood, Abiah (niece of Isaac, Sr.)
• Osgood, Rev. David (of Medford)
• Osgood, Elizabeth and Lucy
• Osgood, Hannah Breed (wife of David)
• Osgood, Dr. Isaac, Jr. (1754-1799)
• Osgood, Isaac, Sr. (1724-1791)
• Osgood, Mrs. (wife of Isaac, Sr.)
• Osgood, Dr. Joseph, Sr.
• Osgood, Samuel Stillman (artist)
• Osgood, Samuel (Mass. delegate to Continental Congress)
• Osgood, Timothy (son of Isaac, Sr.)
• Osgood, William (son of Isaac, Sr.)
• Ossat, Arnaud, Cardinal d'
• Ossian
• Ossington, Viscount
• Ossipee, Maine
• Ostend, Belgium
• Oster, Martin (French vice consul at Phila.)
• Osterdyck
• Osterley Park (Brit. estate)
• Osterman, Heinrich Johann, Count
• Osterman (Ostermann), Ivan Andreievitch, Count (vice chancellor of Russia)
• O'Sullivan, Mr. (of Democratic Magazine)
• O’Sullivan, Mr. (traveler)
• Oswald, Richard (Brit. peace negotiator)
• Oswegatchie, N.Y.
• Oswego River
• Oswego, N.Y.
• Otaheite
• Othello
• Othon, Henri Nicolas, Prince of Nassau-Siegen
• Otis family
• Otis v. Robinson
• Otis, Allyne (CFA’s classmate)
• Otis, Amos, witness, No. 43
• Otis, Bass
• Otis, Cushing (H.C. 1789)
• Otis, Eliza H. Boardman (wife of Harrison Gray, Jr.)
• Otis, Elizabeth (Betsy, daughter of Samuel Alleyne)
• Otis, Elizabeth Gray (1st wife of Samuel Allyne), death
• Otis, G. A.
• Otis, Rev. George (Harvard professor)
• Otis, George A.
• Otis, Hannah (sister of Mercy Otis Warren)
• Otis, Harriet
• Otis, Harrison Gray (1765-1848, son of Samuel Allyne)
• Otis, Harrison Gray, Jr.
• Otis, J. W.
• Otis, James
• Otis, Mr. and Mrs. James (of N.Y.)
• Otis, Col. James (1702-1778)
• Otis, James, III
• Otis, James, Jr. (Mass. lawyer, pamphleteer)
• Otis, Col. Joseph
• Otis, Joseph Russell (CFA’s classmate)
• Otis, Joseph (jailkeeper)
• Otis, Mary (Polly, daughter of James, Jr., later wife of Benjamin Lincoln, Jr., and by her 2d marriage, wife of Henry Ware)
• Otis, Mary Allyne (wife of James, Sr.)
• Otis, Mary Ann (daughter of Samuel Allyne and Mary Smith Gray Otis)
• Otis, Mary Smith Gray (1757-1839, wife of Samuel Allyne, cousin of AA; by 1st marriage, wife of Edward Gray)
• Otis, Mercy
• Otis, Mrs. (rents house on Dorset Alley)
• Otis, Ruth Cunningham (wife of James, Jr.)
• Otis, Sally Foster (wife of Harrison Gray)
• Otis, Samuel Allyne (1740-1814, 2d husband of AA’s cousin Mary Smith)
• Otis, William Foster (son of Harrison Gray Otis)
• Otter, ship
• Otto v. Selwin
• Otto, B. (Prussian officer)
• Otto, Louis Guillaume (French chargé d'affaires in U.S.)
• Ottoman Empire
• Otway, Thomas
• Oudermeulen, Cornelius van der
• Ouessant, Ile d' (Ushant), France
• Oulton, Wally Chamberlain, and Carlos Antonio Delpini, Don Juan
• Ouradou, Comte de
• Ourey, Capt. of the Somerset
• Ousatonic (steamer)
• Out-of-Door Parliament
• Ovens (Oevenius), Jürgen (or Juriaan) (Dutch artist)
• Overflakkee Island, Netherlands
• Overijssel (province of the Netherlands)
• Overing, John
• Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso)
• Owen, Benjamin (of Braintree)
• Owen, George Washington (U.S. Repr., Ala.)
• Owen, Hannah Adams (wife of Benjamin, JA’s aunt)
• Owen, Robert (British social reformer), identified
• Owen, Sarah (of Braintree?)
• Owen, William (British painter)
• Owens, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Simsbury, Conn.)
• Owens Bay, Jersey, Channel Islands
• Oxen
• Oxenstiern, Count Axel (Swedish diplomat and chancellor)
• Oxford Elements of Logic
• Oxford Magazine
• Oxford Township, N.J.
• Oxford University
• Oxford, England
• Oxford, Mass.
• Oxford, N.J.
• Oxfordshire, England
• Oxnard, Capt. Henry
• Oyer, prayer of
• “Oysterman” in No. 64