Index: Consolidated, R

• R., Mrs. (formerly Miss J.)
• Rabade, Spain
• Rabelais, François
• Rabelais, Jean
• “Rachel Weeping,” painting by Peale
• Racine, Jean Baptiste
• Racklett, Benjamin (of the Ranger)
• Rackyeft, Joseph (of the Ranger)
• Radcliffe, Ann
• Radford, William (ex-prisoner)
• Raeburn, Sir Henry
• Raffin, Capt. (of the Courrier de l'Europe)
• Raguél, Mr. (Swiss doctor)
• Raguenet, Jean Baptiste, Amphitryon
• Raguet, Condy
• Rahway (Spanktown), N.J.
• Railroads
• Raimbaux (Bordeaux merchant and shipowner)
• Raimbert, Mr. (French vice consul in St. Petersburg)
• Rainbow (British warship)
• Rainbow (British schooner)
• Raincourt
• Rainsford Island (Hospital Island), Boston Harbor
• Rainsford, Gen. (British)
• Rainsford, Sir Richard
• Raithby, J. (“a Member of Lincoln's Inn”)
• Raleigh (Rawley), Continental frigate
• Raleigh, Sir Walter
• Rall, Col. Johann (Hessian)
• Rambler (Amer. merchant ship)
• Rambler, The
• Ramillies (British ship of the line)
• Ramsay, Allan
• Ramsay, Betsey (half-sister of Jane Marshall Rucker)
• Ramsay, Betsey (half-sister of Jane Marshall Rucker)
• Ramsay, David (historian and S.C. member of Congress)
• Ramsay, Francis M. (future rear-admiral)
• Ramsay, General George
• Ramsay, Capt. George
• Ramsay, Mrs. (wife of George), identified
• Ramsay, George, 9th Earl of Dalhousie
• Ramsay, Lt. George Douglas
• Ramsay, Jane Graham
• Ramsay, John, plaintiff, Form XXIV
• Ramsay, Misses (in Washington)
• Ramsey, Mr.
• Ramusio, Giovanni Battista
• Rancé, Abbé Armand de
• Rand, Benjamin (Boston lawyer), identified
• Rand, Dr., witness, No. 62
• Rand, Isaac (H.C. 1786, son of Dr. Isaac, Jr.)
• Rand, Isaac (H.C. 1787)
• Rand, Dr. Isaac, Jr. (1743-1822)
• Rand, Dr. Isaac, Sr. (ca. 1718-1790)
• Rand, Dr. John
• Rand, John, keeper of the Harvard College library
• Randall's Island, N.Y.
• Randall, Elijah, in No. 15
• Randall (Randle), Mrs. (wife of Jonathan?)
• Randall, Mary, in No. 15
• Randall, Mr. (in Washington)
• Randall, Mr. and Mrs. (in Washington)
• Randall, Paul R. (N.Y. lawyer)
• Randall, R. R. (brother of Paul)
• Randall, Samuel (deceased), and No. 15
• Randall, Samuel, in Nos. 15 and 16
• Randall, Sarah
• Randall, Sarah Clap (wife of Samuel)
• Randall, Thomas, in list of candidates for naval commands
• Randolph (Continental frigate)
• Randolph, Mass.
• Randolph, Ariana Jenings (wife of John)
• Randolph, Edmund (Va. member of Congress)
• Randolph, Edmund
• Randolph, Edward
• Randolph, Ellen Wayles
• Randolph, John (Va. politician)
• Randolph, John (Virginia loyalist)
• Randolph, Martha Jefferson (wife of Thomas Mann)
• Randolph, Mr. (of Philadelphia)
• Randolph, Peyton (Va. member of Congress)
• Randolph, Mrs. (wife of Thomas Jefferson)
• Randolph, Thomas Jefferson
• Randolph, Thomas Mann (Va. member of Congress)
• Randon
• Randwyck, George van (Gelderland deputy to States General)
• Ranger (Amer. merchant ship)
• Ranger (Continental ship)
• Ranger (Continental sloop)
• Rankin, Christopher (Miss. member of Congress)
• Ransom, The (afterpiece)
• Rantoul, Robert, Jr.
• “Rapatio, Governor of Servia”
• Rapeal, Capt. (of the Mass. brig Sally)
• Raphael
• Rapin
• Rapin-Thoyras, Paul de, History of England
• Raritan Bay
• Raritan River
• Rastadt, Germany
• Rastell, William
• Ratcliffe, Sir George
• Rathburne, Capt. John Peck (of the Providence)
• Ratisbone (Regensburg), Germany
• Rattlesnake (Penn. privateer)
• Rattlesnakes, to be sent as Amer. “Curiosities” to France
• Raumer, Friedrich Ludwig Georg von
• Ravaillac, François (assassin of Henry IV of France)
• Ravekes, Gerbrand, & J. G. Thin van Keulen (Amsterdam mercantile firm)
• Rawdon-Hastings, Lt. Col. Francis (later 1st Marquis of Hastings)
• Rawley (Continental frigate)
• Rawlings, Col. Moses
• Rawlyn's (Rawlins) Case
• Rawson, Edward (provincial secretary of Mass.)
• Rawson, Dr. Eliot
• Rawson, Elizabeth
• Rawson, Grindal
• Rawson, Jonathan
• Rawson, Josiah
• Rawson, Mr. (militia officer of Braintree)
• Ray, Capt. William (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Raymond, Sir Robert (Mass. Chief Justice)
• Raynal, Guillaume Thomas François, Abbé (French historian)
• Rayner, John (president of Boston Republican Institution)
• Rayneval, Joseph Mathias Gérard de (secy. to Vergennes)
• Raynham, Mass.
• Raynsford (Ransford, Rainsford), Charles, witness, No. 56
• Razilly, Como. Isaac de
• Ré (Rea), Île de, France
• Re-exchange, No. 8
• Read
• Read, Catherine (portrait painter)
• Read, Deborah
• Read, Dolly
• Read (Reid), Capt. George C.
• Read, George (delegate from Del.)
• Read, Jacob (S.C. member of Congress)
• Read, James (Continental officer)
• Read, John (American legal scholar)
• Read, Col. Joseph
• Read, Joseph S. (of Boston)
• Read, Luman (of N.Y.)
• Read, Mr. (of Boston)
• Read, Nathan (Harvard tutor)
• Read, Capt. Thomas (of the Baltimore, Washington)
• Read, Capt. Thomas (of the Patty)
• Read, Thomas
• Read, Judge William
• Reader, George, defendant, No. 61
• “Reading room”
• Reading v. Framingham
• Reading, Daniel, The English Clerk's Instructor
• Reading, England
• Reading, Penn.
• Real actions
• Real party in interest, No. 13
• Reasonable doubt, in No. 64
• Réaumur's thermometer
• Réaumur, René Antoine Ferchault de
• Rebecca (ship)
• Rebello, José Selvestre (Brazilian diplomat)
• Rebels, The (anon.)
• Rebus, use of
• Rebutter
• “Receipt for a Wife” (satirical poem)
• Recognizance, in No. 63
• Recoletas
• Reconciliation
• Record, the
• Records, court, described
• Recueil des loix constitutives d'Etats-Unis
• Recueil des loix constitutives des colonies angloises
• Reculès de Basmarein et Raimbaux (shipowners of Bordeaux)
• Red Bank, N.J.
• Red Lion Tavern, Byberry, Penn.
• Red Sea
• “Red cloak, man in”
• Redding, Cyrus
• Redemption
• Redhead, George (of S.C.)
• Redington, Elizabeth
• Redington, Isaac? (of Haverhill)
• Redington, Sarah
• Redman, Dr. John (of Philadelphia)
• Redwood Library and Athenaeum, Newport, R.I.
• Reed
• Reed v. Davis
• Reed, Lt. Benjamin
• Reed, Benjamin T.
• Reed, Edward (U.S. Repr., N.Y.)
• Reed, Esther De Berdt (wife of Joseph)
• Reed, Brig. Gen. James
• Reed, Jno., boatman, lockmaker, and former law client of JA
• Reed, Brig. Gen. Joseph (Penn. delegate to the Continental Congress and afterward governor)
• Reed, Joseph (recorder of city of Philadelphia)
• Reed, Luman
• Reed, Maj., of Marblehead, Mass.
• Reed, Mr. (of Abington, Mass.)
• Reed, Mr. (of Weymouth)
• Reed, Mrs. (nurse)
• Reed, Rev. John (of Bridgewater, Mass.)
• Reed, Sampson (of Boston)
• Reed, Lt. Col. Seth
• Reed, William
• Reedy Island, N.J.
• Reeler, Capt.
• Rees, Rev. Abraham (Brit. minister)
• Reeve, Henry
• Reeve, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Sudbury, Mass.)
• Reeve, Richard (secretary to the Commissioners)
• Reeve, Sir Thomas
• Reeves, John
• Referees
• Réfléchi (French ship of the line)
• Reformation
• Refraction (Dutch commercial practice)
• Refugees
• Reg. v. Mawgridge
• Reg. v. Nailor
• Reg. v. Quelch et als.
• Reg. v. Stedman
• Reg. v. Tooley et al., “The Case of the Reforming Constables”
• Reg. v. Wallis
• Regicides
• Register, ship's
• Registrum Brevium (Register of Writs)
• Regnard, Jean François
• Régnier, Claude Ambroise
• Regulating Act
• Regulations and Instructions Relating to His Majesty's Service at Sea
• Regulations for the Prussian Infantry
• Regulus (Roman general)
• Rehearing, petition for, in Admiralty, No. 51
• Rehoboth, Mass.
• Reid, Alexander, in No. 12
• Reid, Thomas
• Reid, Dr. Thomas
• Reid, Capt. William
• Reischach (Reisbach), Thaddäus, Freiherr von (Austrian minister to the Netherlands)
• Reiske, John Jacob, Oratorum Graecorum
• Rejoinder
• Release of liability, form
• Release, deed of, construction
• Relf, Daniel Clark (H.C. 1824)
• Religion
• Remain, Mr. (an Englishman)
• Remainderman
• Remaldi, Mlle.
• Remarks on General Burgoyne's State of the Expedition
• Rembrandt, Harmenszoon van Rijn (1606-1669, Dutch artist)
• Remembrancer (London)
• Remick, Christian
• Remick, Sukey (of Haverhill?)
• Remington v. Congdon
• Remington, John (of Watertown)
• Remsen, Henry, Jr. (clerk of U.S. dept. of foreign affairs)
• Renaud, Isaac (Dutch textile manufacturer)
• Renaud, Mlle. (singer)
• Rendezvous bourgeois, Les
• Rendon, Francisco (secy. to the Spanish representative in N.Y.)
• Rendrop, Joachim (burgomaster of Amsterdam)
• Renewitt, Peter
• Rengers, P. U., Baron
• Reni, Guido
• Rennes, France
• Renommée (French frigate)
• Renovalles (secretary of Spanish legation at The Hague)
• Renown (British ship of war)
• Renshaw, William (Philadelphia hotel-keeper)
• Rensselaer family
• Rent, commonplaced
• Rents and profits, mortgagee's liability for
• Repleader
• Replevin of chattels, action of
• Replevin, personal, action of
• Replication
• Repnin, Prince Nicolai Vasilievich
• Report of the Trial for High Treason of Henry and John Sheares
• Representation, colonial, in Parliament, No. 46
• Representation, false, in insurance application
• Representatives, House of
• Reprieve
• Reprisal (Continental brig)
• Republic
• Republican (Washington newspaper)
• Republican Institution of Boston
• Republican Party (Jeffersonian)
• Republican party
• Republican party, Netherlands
• Republicanism
• Repugnancies (pleading term)
• Requesens, Don Luis de (Spanish governor of the Netherlands)
• Request
• Res judicata
• Rescue (or “Rescous”)
• Residence Act
• Resistance (Continental brigantine)
• Résolue (French frigate)
• Resolution (British ship of the line)
• Restaut, Pierre
• Restif, Mr. (on La Luzerne's diplomatic staff)
• Restraining Acts
• Retainer
• Retaliation (Amer. privateer sloop)
• Retreat, duty to
• Return, constable's, on warrant of warning, No. 25
• Return, sheriff's
• Retz, Jean François Paul de Gondi, Cardinal de
• Reuben (Biblical character)
• Revaluation
• Revel, John (ex-prisoner)
• Revellat, Mr. (Montauban merchant)
• Revenge (British privateer)
• Revenge (Continental cutter)
• Revenge (Mass. privateer sloop)
• Reventlaw, Comte
• Revere, Betsey
• Revere, Paul
• Revere, Paul, v. James Lowrie, Form XI
• Reversioner, action by
• Review of administrative orders
• Review, action of
• Review, or the Wags of Windsor, The (farce)
• Revolutions
• Revolution, The, A Novel
• Rew
• Reward (British ship)
• Rex v. Armstrong
• Rex v. Baldwin
• Rex v. Bell, No. 62
• Rex v. Bennett
• Rex v. Bethune
• Rex v. Bishop of Chester
• Rex v. Bonnet et al.
• Rex v. Broadfoot
• Rex v. Cook
• Rex v. Corbet, No. 56
• Rex v. Cornelius
• Rex v. Dwyer
• Rex v. Ford
• Rex v. Gay
• Rex v. George Hamblin
• Rex v. Gibson
• Rex v. Goodwin
• Rex v. Hugget
• Rex v. Huggins
• Rex v. Joslin
• Rex v. Legg
• Rex v. Manning
• Rex v. Manwarring et al.
• Rex v. Marchant
• Rex v. Mein
• Rex v. Messenger et al.
• Rex v. Miller
• Rex v. Moyse and Reader, No. 61
• Rex v. Muschampt
• Rex v. Nickerson, No. 57
• Rex v. Oneby
• Rex v. Paine
• Rex v. Pew
• Rex v. Plummer
• Rex v. Preston, No. 63
• Rex v. Read
• Rex v. Reason & Tranter
• Rex v. Richardson, No. 59
• Rex v. Ross, No. 60
• Rex v. Royley
• Rex v. Simonds
• Rex v. Smith
• Rex v. Wadsworth Mayhew
• Rex v. Ward
• Rex v. Wemms, No. 64
• Rex v. Williams
• Reynald
• Reynolds (British ship)
• Reynolds v. Clarke
• Reynolds, Dr. Edward, Jr.
• Reynolds, Frederick
• Reynolds, Jeremiah N.
• Reynolds, John (Illinois politician)
• Reynolds, Sir Joshua (Brit. painter)
• Rhapsodists, Greek, Everett on
• Rheinburg, Prussia
• Rhetoric, Channing lectures on
• Rhett, Robert Barnwell (S.C. member of Congress)
• Rheumatism
• Rhine River
• Rhine Valley
• Rhoads, Samuel
• Rhoda: A Novel (anon.)
• Rhode Island
• Rhode Island (steamer)
• Rhode Island College
• Rhodes, Thomas Barnes, Bombastes Furioso
• Rhunkenius
• Ribadeo, Spain
• Ribeiro de Freire, Ciprião (secy. to Portuguese minister to Great Britain)
• Ribiers (Rivers), M. de (lieutenant on the Languedoc)
• Ricard, Samuel (author)
• Ricardo, David
• Riccioli (astronomer)
• Rice
• Rice & Thaxter
• Rice, Henry G.
• Rice, Mrs. (wife of Henry G.)
• Rice, Howard C., Jr.
• Rice, Rev. Luther
• Rice, Meriel Leavitt (wife of Nathan)
• Rice, Col. Nathan (JA's law clerk)
• Rice, Capt. Thomas (of Md.)
• Rice (tavernkeeper of Brookfield, Mass.)
• Rich, Capt. B.
• Rich, Charles (Vt. member of Congress)
• Rich, Thomas, witness, No. 36
• Richard II, King of England
• Richard III
• Richard (Richards), Gabriel (delegate, Mich.)
• Richard, Capt. John (of the Thérèse)
• Richard, Thomas (of Georgetown, Md.)
• Richards v. Doble, Form VI
• Richards v. Heakley
• Richards v. Jones
• Richards, Capt. (of Philadelphia)
• Richards, Joseph, challenged juror, No. 64
• Richards, Mr., quarry of
• Richards, Mr. (of Braintree)
• Richards, Owen
• Richards, P. (ex-prisoner)
• Richards, P., letter from Commissioners listed
• Richardson family (of Brookline, Mass.)
• Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Abel
• Richardson, Capt. Asa, suicide
• Richardson, Benjamin, defendant, No. 33
• Richardson, Ebenezer (Boston customs officer)
• Richardson, Elizabeth Jefferson (actress)
• Richardson, George R. (Baltimore lawyer)
• Richardson, J., appendix to Franklin's Narrative
• Richardson, James, challenged juror, No. 64
• Richardson, John Hancock (CFA's classmate)
• Richardson, John, deposition, No. 36
• Richardson, Rev. Joseph (of Hingham)
• Richardson, Joseph (U.S. Repr., Mass.)
• Richardson, Kezia, witness, No. 59
• Richardson, Lydia Anne Thaxter (wife of John Hancock)
• Richardson, Mr. (of Sutton, Mass.)
• Richardson, Rebecca (wife of Ebenezer)
• Richardson, Samuel (British novelist)
• Richardson, Sarah, witness, No. 59
• Richardson, Col. William (U.S.)
• Richardson, William (Brit. publisher)
• Riché, Miss (of Phila.)
• Richelet, César Pierre, Dictionnaire de la langue françoise
• Richelieu River, Que.
• Richelieu, Armand Jean du Plessis, Duc de (Cardinal de Richelieu)
• Richelieu, Louis François Armand Vignerot du Plessis, Duc and Maréchal de (grandnephew of Cardinal Richelieu)
• Richmond Enquirer
• Richmond Hill, England
• Richmond Whig
• Richmond v. Davis
• Richmond, Rev. Abel, identified
• Richmond, Charles Lennox, 3d Duke of Lennox and (master general of ordnance)
• Richmond, Col., in Boston
• Richmond, Rev. Edward
• Richmond, England
• Richmond, Penn.
• Richmond, The Duke of, v. Wise
• Richmond, Va.
• Ricker, Reuben (of the Ranger)
• Rickman, Dr. William
• Rickor, James (of the Ranger)
• Ricla, Conde de (Spanish minister of war)
• Ricot, Capt. (of the Benjamin)
• Ricot, Capt. Philippe Nicolas (of the Vengeance)
• Ridberg, Baron de
• Rider, David, witness, No. 43
• Rider, Thomas, witness, No. 43
• Ridgaway, Phil., witness, No. 59
• Ridgefield, Conn.
• Ridgely, Mr., at West Point
• Ridley, Lucius (son of Matthew)
• Ridley, Matthew (Amer. merchant)
• Ridley, Mrs. (wife of Matthew)
• Ridout, Mr. (of Annapolis, Md.)
• Rienzi, Cola di
• Riflemen
• Riga, Latvia
• Rigby, Richard (Brit. paymaster general)
• Right, Timothy, witness, No. 43
• Right, writ of
• Rights, human
• Rijksarchief
• Riley, Pvt. John (14th Regiment), in No. 60
• Riley, Stephen T.
• Rimbert
• Ringgold, Mrs. (wife of Tench)
• Ringgold, Tench (marshal of D.C.)
• Ringold (tavernkeeper of Quakertown, N.J.)
• Rio de la Plata (border of Argentina and Uruguay)
• Riot Act
• Riot, discussed
• Riots
• Riou, D'Albert de
• Rip Van Winkle
• Riparian doctrine, in water law
• Ripley, Rev. George
• Ripley, Mrs. (of Quincy)
• Ripley, Rev. Samuel, sermon
• Ripon (Rippon) (ship)
• Ripsama, Mr. (maker of saltpeter in Philadelphia)
• Risberg, Gustavus
• Riseley (Risely), Elijah (sheriff of Chautauqua County, N.Y.), identified
• Rising Empire (Mass. Navy, brigantine)
• Ritchie, Andrew
• Ritchie, Sophia Otis (wife of Andrew)
• Ritchie, William (Boston merchant), identified
• Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. William (?)
• Ritchie (tavernkeeper of York, Maine)
• Ritner, Gov. Joseph (of Penn.)
• Rittenhouse, David (astronomer and mathematician)
• Rivales, ed., Lettres hollandoises
• Rivers
• Rives (Rieves), Judith Page Walker (wife of William Cabell), identified
• Rives, Mrs. (of Bordeaux)
• Rives, William Cabell (Va. member of Congress)
• Rivington, James (N.Y. printer)
• Rivington's Royal Gazette
• Rivius, Jo.
• Roads and canals, bill on
• Roanoke River
• Roatán Island, Honduras
• Rob (a servant?), witness, No. 2
• Robarts, James (of the Ranger)
• Robberies, at sea
• Robbins, Asher (R.I. member of Congress), identified
• Robbins, Rev. Chandler, Sr. (of Plymouth)
• Robbins, Rev. Chandler
• Robbins, Dr. Chandler
• Robbins, Chandler, Jr. (CA's tutor)
• Robbins, Dr. E. H.
• Robbins, Jane Prince (wife of Chandler, Sr.)
• Robbins (Robins), Julia Gorham (wife of Richard)
• Robbins, Mrs. (sister of Ellen Hobart Hedge Lunt)
• Robbins, Rev. Nathaniel
• Robbins (Robins), Richard
• Robbins, Capt. Robert (of the Two Sisters)
• Robbins, S. E. (lumber dealer)
• Robbins, William, witness, No. 35
• Roberdeau children
• Roberdeau, Gen. Daniel (Phila. merchant and politician)
• Roberdeau, Elizabeth (Betsy, sister of Daniel)
• Roberdeau, Isaac (son of Daniel)
• Roberdeau, Jane Milligan (2d wife of Daniel)
• Roberdeau, Mary (daughter of Isaac)
• Roberdeau, Mary Bostwick (1st wife of Daniel)
• Roberdeau, Nancy
• Roberdeau, Selina (daughter of Isaac)
• Robert Morris (steamer)
• Robert (Braintree coachman)
• Roberts, Messrs. (balloonists)
• Robert, Mr. (of Amsterdam)
• Roberts v. Schooner Thistle
• Roberts, Capt. (of Mass.)
• Roberts, John (of the Ranger)
• Roberts, John G. (bookbinder)
• Roberts, Lewes
• Roberts, Miss (of Newbury)
• Roberts, Dr. Peter, witness, No. 6
• Roberts, Sarah
• Roberts, W., identified
• Roberts, William, Memoirs of ... Mrs. Hannah More
• Robertson, Daniel, letter to Continental Congress
• Robertson, David, Trials of Burr
• Robertson, J. (editor, A. Sidney's Works)
• Robertson (Robinson), James (Brit. general)
• Robertson, Miss
• Robertson (Philadelphia dramseller)
• Robertson, Capt. William (of S.C.)
• Robertson, William (Scottish historian)
• Robeson, Capt.
• Robespierre, Maximilian François Marie Isidore
• Robin (Danish ship)
• Robin des Bois (opera)
• Robinet, J. B. (lexicographer)
• Robin Hood (Mass. privateer)
• Robins, James (Robert Scott, pseud.)
• Robinson v. Brayton
• Robinson v. Otis
• Robinson v. Patriarch, 2 cases
• Robinson, Burton
• Robinson, Rev. Charles
• Robinson, Col. (of Dorchester)
• Robinson, Mrs. (wife of Edward), “Popular Poetry of the Teutonic Nations”
• Robinson, Elizabeth Brayton, defendant, Form XV
• Robinson, Henry
• Robinson, Lt. Col. John
• Robinson, John (English Separatist)
• Robinson, John (Boston customs commissioner)
• Robinson, John (1704-1766), treasurer of Va.
• Robinson, John P.
• Robinson, Lemuel
• Robinson, Mr. (secretary to Lord North)
• Robinson, Mr., witness, No. 61
• Robinson, Mr. (nominee for collectorship)
• Robinson, Peter
• Robinson, Sarah
• Robinson, Thomas
• Robinson, Thomas
• Robinson, Thomas, 2d Baron Grantham (British ambassador to Spain)
• Robinson (of Braintree)
• Robinson (tavernkeeper of Dorchester, Mass.)
• Robinson (tavernkeeper of Wallingford, Conn.)
• Robinson-Morris, Matthew
• Robison, William
• Rob Roy MacGregor
• Robuste (French ship of the line)
• Roby v. Stone
• Rochambeau, Donatien Marie Joseph de Vimeur, Vicomte de (son of Jean Baptiste)
• Rochambeau, Jean Baptiste, Donatien de Vimeur, Comte de (French commander in U.S.)
• Roche, Capt., and Deane's commercial activities in Europe
• Rochefort, France
• Rochefoucauld de Roye, Jean Baptiste Frédéric de La, Duc d'Anville
• Rochefoucauld, Elisabeth Louise de La (daughter of Jean Baptiste)
• Rochefoucauld, François, duc de La
• Rochefoucauld, Marie Louise Nicole Elizabeth de La (widow of Jean Baptiste)
• Rochell, Capt. (master of the Prudent)
• Rochelle, France
• Rochester (N.Y.) Telegraph
• Rochester, Earl of, Oldham's Lamentation on
• Rochester, England
• Rochester, Mass.
• Rochester, N.H.
• Rochester, N.Y.
• Rochette, Désiré Raoul
• Rochon de Chabannes, Marc Antoine Jacques, Heureusement
• Rochon, Alexis Marie, Abbé
• Rockford, Mr. (barber)
• Rockingham (American brigantine)
• Rockingham County, N.H.
• Rockinghamites (Rockingham Whigs)
• Rockingham, Charles Watson-Wentworth, 2d Marquis of (Brit. prime minister)
• Rockingham, Sign of the Marquis of (Tilton's Tavern), Portsmouth, N.H.
• Rockville, Md.
• Rockwell, Julius (Speaker, Mass. House)
• Rocoles, Jean Baptiste de
• Rocque, Jean
• Rocqùette, J. (Rotterdam merchant)
• Rocqùette, J. or P. Th. (Rotterdam merchant)
• Rocqùette, J., Elsevier, Th. A., & Rocqùette, P. Th. (Rotterdam mercantile firm)
• Roderigue Hortalez & Cie.
• Rodgers (Rogers), Rev. John (of N.Y. City)
• Rodgers (Rogers), Capt. John, identified
• Rodgers, Como. John
• Rodgers, Thomas (ex-prisoner)
• Rodman, Samuel (of New Bedford)
• Rodney, Caesar (delegate from Del.)
• Rodney, Adm. George Brydges, 1st Baron of Stoke-Rodney (Brit.)
• Roe, Sir Thomas
• Roebuck (British warship)
• Roebuck, John Arthur (biographer)
• Roenne, Baron de (Prussian chargé d'affaires)
• Roger, Nicolas (French officer in Amer.)
• Rogers
• Rogers, Abigail Bromfield (wife of Daniel)
• Rogers, Capt., and Henderson's case
• Rogers, Daniel (student at Harvard)
• Rogers, Daniel Denison (Boston merchant)
• Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Denison(?), in Paris
• Rogers, Eliza Law (wife of Lloyd Nicholas), identified
• Rogers, Henry B.
• Rogers, Mrs. (wife of Henry B.)
• Rogers, Isaiah (architect)
• Rogers, Jeremiah Dummer
• Rogers (Rodgers), Dr. John
• Rogers, Rev. John
• Rogers, Mrs. (wife of John, of Northampton)
• Rogers, Judge John Gray
• Rogers, Lloyd Nicholas (of Baltimore), identified
• Rogers, Mr.
• Rogers, Nat. (d. 1770)
• Rogers, Rev. Nathaniel (1701-1775)
• Rogers, Maj. Robert (British)
• Rogers, Thomas Jones (Penn. member of Congress)
• Roghe, student at Latin Academy
• Rohan, Louis René Edouard, Cardinal de
• Rokeby, Matthew Robinson-Morris, 2d Baron
• Roland, French opera
• Rolandeau, Louis François (ex-prisoner)
• Rolfe v. Bow
• Rolfe, Benjamin
• Rolle, Henry
• Rolle, John, M. P.
• “Rolliad, The”
• Rollin, Charles
• Rollins, Miss (daughter of William)
• Rollins, Mrs. (wife of William)
• Rollins, William
• Rolls, George (ex-prisoner)
• Romain, Mr.
• Romain, Mr. (Frenchman in Newburyport)
• Romain, Pierre Ange
• Roman Catholic Church
• Roman Empire
• Roman law
• Roman republic
• Romano, Jules (painter)
• Romans
• Romans, Bernard
• Romberg, Andreas Jakob(?) (composer)
• Romberg, Fred., & Fils (of Brussels)
• Rombocoli-Riggieri, Marie Thérèse Théodore (known as Mlle. Colombe)
• Rome
• Rome, George, controversial letters from
• Rome, N.Y.
• Romford, England
• Romilly, Sir Samuel
• Romney (British warship)
• Romney, George
• Romp, The
• Romulus (12th-century Latin author)
• Romulus (British warship)
• Rondeau, Peter
• Roney (Ronay), John, witness, No. 56
• Ronnay, Chevalier de
• Roof, Katharine Metcalf, Colonel William Smith and Lady
• Rooke v. Thurmond
• Rooke, William Michael, Amilie
• Roorda & Smit (Harlingen mercantile firm)
• Roorda, Jacob (of Harlingen, Netherlands)
• Roosevelt, President Franklin D., carving over mantlepiece in White House
• Root, Jesse (Conn. member of Congress)
• Rope making
• Ropes, Jonathan, Jr., witness, No. 10
• Ropes, Judge Nathaniel
• Ropes, Mrs. (wife of Nathaniel)
• Rosa, Salvator
• Rosalie, Mlle. (opera singer)
• Rosamond (ship)
• Rosanbot (Rosambo), Marquis de
• Rosat, Mr.
• Roscoe, William
• Roscoff, France
• Rose (British warship)
• Rose, William Stewart
• Roseanna (ship)
• Rosedale (D.C.), estate of Gen. Uriah Forrest
• Rosenblad, Nicolas
• Rosendaal
• Rosenthal, Max (engraver)
• Rosetta stone
• Rosewell, Sir Henry
• Rosich (opera singer)
• Rosina
• Ross' Case, No. 53
• Ross, Lt. Alexander (14th Regiment)
• Ross, Mrs. (wife of Alexander, of Portland, Maine)
• Ross, Alexander, resolution of Continental Congress concerning
• Ross, Eliza Pindell (wife of George C.), identified
• Ross, Elizabeth
• Ross, Elizabeth (JA's landlady in Baltimore)
• Ross, Capt. George (of the Creighton)
• Ross, George (of Penn.)
• Ross, John (merchant of Nantes)
• Ross, John (Phila. lawyer, 1714-1776)
• Ross, Sir John (Brit. explorer)
• Ross, Maj. John (British)
• Ross, Vice Adm. Lockart (British)
• Ross, Miss (daughter of Eliza Pindell Ross), identified
• Ross, Mr., in No. 53
• Ross, Robert, in No. 54
• Ross, Timothy D. (pseudonym)
• Ross, William (pseudonym)
• Ross, William, in No. 54
• Rossburg, Md.
• Rosseau
• Rossi, Gaetano, Il Fanatico per la Musica
• Rossini, Gioacchino Antonio (Italian opera composer)
• Rotch, Arthur G.
• Rotch, Francis
• Rotch, William, Jr. (father of Sarah Rotch Arnold)
• Rotch, William, Sr.
• Rothschild banking house
• Rotterdam, Netherlands
• Rotterdamsche Courant
• Rouault (Ruault), Paris bookseller
• Rouault, Comte de
• Roubiliac, Louis François (French sculptor)
• Rouen, France
• Rouergue Regiment (French)
• Rouillard's
• Roulstone (Rolestone), John (Boston goldsmith and watchmaker)
• Round Hill School (Northampton, Mass.)
• Round Hill, Mass., experimental school at
• Rous, Francis
• Rouse Point, N.Y.
• Rousseau, Jean Baptiste
• Rousseau, Jean Jacques (French philosophe)
• Rousset de Missy, Jean, Recueil historique d'actes, négociations, mémoires et traitéz
• Routs
• Roux, Marquis (of Corsica)
• Row galleys
• Rowe, Elizabeth (singer)
• Rowe, Jacob
• Rowe, John
• Rowe, Mr. (in Nahant)
• Rowe, Nicholas (Brit. poet and dramatist)
• Rowe, Thomas, in No. 49
• Rowell, Jacob, in No. 7
• Rowley, Rear Adm. Sir Joshua (British)
• Rowley, Mass.
• Rowley, Reuben (painter)
• Rowning, John, Compendious System of Natural Philosophy
• Rowntree, Capt. (of the Lady Washington)
• Rowse, J. Helme (of R.I.)
• Roxbury v. Boston, No. 24
• Roxbury, Mass.
• Royal Academy of Arts, London
• Royal Academy of Surgery, Paris
• Royal American Magazine
• Royal College of Physicians, London
• Royal Comtois, Regiment of (French)
• Royal Corse Regiment (French)
• Royal-Deux-Ponts Regiment (French)
• Royal Gazette (N.Y.)
• Royal George (Brit. ship of the line)
• Royal Louis (French ship of the line)
• Royal Oak (British ship of the line)
• Royal Savage (British schooner)
• Royal Society, London
• Royal South Carolina Gazette, 28
• Royal mint (British)
• Royall Tyler Collection
• Royall, Anne (author)
• Royall, Col. Isaac
• Royall, Isaac, gift to Mass. House of Representatives
• Royalston, Mass.
• Royalties, defined
• Roye, France
• Rozier, Pilâtre de (balloonist)
• Ruault
• Rubens, Peter Paul (1577-1640, Flemish artist)
• Ruby (servant)
• Rucker, Jane Marshall (wife of John)
• Rucker, John (of N.Y.)
• Ruddock v. Aylwin, Form XII
• Ruddock v. Gordon
• Ruddock, Abiel, plaintiff, Form XII
• Ruddock, John (justice of the peace)
• Rudyer, Sir Benjamin
• Ruel (Ruelle), Mme. (Paris restaurateur)
• Ruffhead, Owen (Brit. lawyer)
• Ruffian Boy, The
• “Ruggles” (AA's cow lost in winter of 1776-1777)
• Ruggles family of Mass.
• Ruggles the Sailmaker, in No. 53
• Ruggles v. Doane, Form VIII
• Ruggles, Bathsheba Newcomb (wife of Gen. Timothy)
• Ruggles, Benjamin (U.S. Sen., Ohio)
• Ruggles, Benjamin(?)
• Ruggles, John, Sr.
• Ruggles, John, Jr.
• Ruggles, Mrs. (wife of Joseph, mother of Roxbury butcher)
• Ruggles, Mary White (wife of Timothy)
• Ruggles, Mr. (of Braintree)
• Ruggles, Samuel(?)
• Ruggles, Samuel, plaintiff, Form VIII
• Ruggles, Rev. Timothy (1685-1768), minister of Rochester, Mass.
• Ruggles, Gen. Timothy (1711-1795)
• Ruggles, Mr., butcher of Roxbury, Mass.
• Ruhnken (Ruhkenius, Ruhnkinius), David (Leyden professor)
• Rule of the War of 1756
• Rule, the common, defined
• Rules, Mr. (of Cambridge)
• Rulhière (Rulier), Claude Carlomain de
• Rum
• Rumbold, Sir Thomas
• Rumford
• Rumford, England
• Rumford, N.H.
• Rumney, England
• Rumsey, Benjamin (delegate from Md.)
• Rundlet, Edward (CFA's classmate)
• Runnymede
• Rupp, John (clerk, Boylston Market)
• Rush, Dr. Benjamin (of Phila.)
• Rush, Benjamin (1811-1877), identified
• Rush, Jacob (lawyer)
• Rush, Susanna Hall Harvey (wife of John)
• Rush, Julia Stockton (wife of Benjamin)
• Rush, Sr., Mrs. (in Washington)
• Rush, Rebecca
• Rush, Mrs. (wife of Richard)
• Rush, Richard (son of Benjamin)
• Rush Hill (country estate of Rush family near Philadelphia)
• Rush Light (steamer)
• Rushworth, John
• Rusk, David, boards JA in Baltimore
• Russel, Alexander, Natural History of Aleppo
• Russel, N. P.
• Russel (Russell), Nathaniel, witness, No. 64
• Russell & Odiorne (printers), and CFA's An Appeal
• Russell (British ship of the line)
• Russell and Randall (pumpmakers)
• Russell v. Oakes
• Russell, Abraham
• Russell (Russel), Benjamin, identified
• Russell, Benjamin, letter to JA listed
• Russell, Chambers (1713-1766)
• Russell, Judge Chambers (superior court justice, d. 1790)
• Russell, Charles
• Russell, Charles (1739-1780)
• Russell, Daniel
• Russell, Daniel?
• Russell, Gertrude, Duchess of Bedford
• Russell, Henry (singer)
• Russell, Mrs. J.
• Russell, Judge James
• Russell, James (Mass. Royal councillor)
• Russell, Mr. and Mrs. James Dutton
• Russell, James (of Charlestown)
• Russell, John, 4th Duke of Bedford
• Russell, Jonathan
• Russell, Joseph (of Boston)
• Russell, Joseph (printer of Boston Post Boy)
• Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
• Russell, Josiah
• Russell, Judge (of Plymouth)
• Russell, Mary Ann
• Russell, Miss (of Cambridge)
• Russell (Russel), Mr., of Boston or Braintree
• Russell, Mr. (of Boston)
• Russell, Mr. (of Braintree?)
• Russell, Mr. (younger brother of Thomas Russell)
• Russell, Mr. (James or Thomas?, of Braintree?)
• Russell, Mr. (of Plymouth, Mass.)
• Russell, Nancy (of Plymouth, Mass.)
• Russell, Lady Rachel
• Russell, Sarah (daughter of Thomas)
• Russell, Sarah Sever (wife of Thomas)
• Russell, Thomas (Boston merchant)
• Russell, Thomas (of Charleston, S.C.)
• Russell, Thomas (of Plymouth)
• Russell, William, Lord (1639-1683, Brit. statesman)
• Russell, William (Amer. prisoner)
• Russell, William (ed., Journal of Education)
• Russell, William (pseudonym)
• Russell, William T. (of New Bedford)
• Russell, and Thomas Hutchinson
• Russell's tavern (in Bradford, Mass.?)
• Russia
• Russian Army
• Russian Navy
• Russian language
• Russo-Turkish War
• Ruston, Dr. Thomas
• Rutherford, Brig. Gen. Griffith (N.C. militia)
• Rutherfurd, John
• Rutland, Mass.
• Rutledge, Edward (S.C. member of Congress)
• Rutledge, Edward or John (of S.C.)
• Rutledge, Henrietta Middleton (wife of Edward)
• Rutledge, John (S.C. gov. and member of Congress)
• Ruyter, Adm. Michiel Adriaanszoon de (Dutch)
• Ryan v. Peacock
• Ryan's wafers (medicine)
• Ryan, John, in No. 56
• Ryan, Capt. Luke (of the Cologne)
• Ryde, Isle of Wight
• Ryder, Dudley (attorney general of England)
• Rye, England
• Rye, N.H.
• Rye, N.Y.
• Ryford, Jos.
• Rymsdyk, Van, anatomical paintings by
• Ryswick, Netherlands
• Ryswick, Treaty of