Index: Consolidated, F

• “F.”
• Faber, Basilius (German classical scholar)
• Fabius and “Fabian Systems”
• Fabius (Roman general)
• Fabj (opera singer)
• Fabric
• Fabricius (German classicist)
• Fabricius Luscinis, Gaius
• Factionalism, JA on
• Factorage or carriage
• Faculté de Médecine de Paris
• Faden, William (cartographer)
• Fagan, M.
• Fagel, Casper (17th-century grand pensionary)
• Fagel, Hendrik (secy. of the States General)
• Fagel family
• Fagerwick, Finland
• Fahrenheit's thermometer
• Fahrenheit, Gabriel Daniel
• Fair Lady (brigantine)
• Fair American (S.C. privateer)
• “Fair American, the”
• Fair Play (Mass. privateer brigantine)
• Fairbanks v. Brown
• Fairfax County, Va.
• Fairfax, George William (Amer. expatriate)
• Fairfax, Sarah Cary (wife of George)
• Fairfield
• Fairfield, Conn.
• Fairfield, Mrs.
• Fairhaven, Mass.
• Fairholme & Luther, letter to Commissioners listed
• Fairlie, Maj. James
• Fairlie, Louise (daughter of Maj. James)
• Fairman, Abraham (prisoner at Dinan, France)
• Fairservice, Mr., carries letters between JA and AA
• Fairy (British sloop)
• Fairy tales
• Faissolle (Fessoles) de Villeblanche, Jean François Xavier de
• Falconer, Nathaniel
• Faleisen (Felleisen), M.
• Fales, Mr., case of
• Fales, Timothy
• Falkenstein, Count (pseudonym)
• Falkirk, Scotland
• Falkland (Faulkland), Lord
• Falkland Islands
• Falkner, Capt.
• Fall fever (typhoid?)
• Fallen (Fallon), Andrew
• Falls of Clyde
• Falls, James (officer of the Ranger)
• Falmouth (now Portland), Maine
• Falmouth, England
• Falmouth, Mass.
• Fame (Mass. privateer, captured by British)
• Familiar Letters of John and Abigail Adams
• Fancy (Mass. privateer brigantine)
• Fane, Francis (judge)
• Faneuil Hall
• Faneuil, M. (French officer)
• Fanning, Nathaniel (midshipman on Alliance)
• Fannys, trio of
• Fantasque (French ship of war)
• Farley, Frederick Augustus (H.C. 1818)
• Farley, Henry, letter to Commissioners listed
• Farmer, Edward
• Farmer, Miles
• Farmer, Mr. (tavernkeeper of New Brunswick, N.J.)
• Farmer, The
• Farmer, William (Harvard 1819), identified
• Farmers General
• Farmington, Conn.
• “Farms, The”
• Farnam, Henry, v. P. C. Brooks
• Farnese, Alexander, Duke of Parma
• Farnese, Elisabetta, Queen of Spain
• Farnham, Daniel (of Newburyport)
• Farnham, Sibyll Angier (wife of Daniel)
• Farnham, England
• Farnham, William
• Farquhar, George, Beaux' Strategem
• Farrar, F. W., Seekers After God
• Farrar, Deacon Humphry, witness, No. 29
• Farrar, Isaac
• Farrar, Mrs. (wife of John)
• Farrar, Professor and Mrs. John
• Farrar, John (Harvard professor)
• Farrar, Lydia, deposition, No. 29
• Farrar, Mr. (in Boston)
• Farrel, Miss
• Farrelly, Patrick (U.S. Repr., Penn.)
• Farren, Elizabeth (Brit. actress)
• Farrington (Farington), Col. Thomas, cashiered from army for counterfeiting
• Farris, Capt. William (of the Cincinnatus)
• Farris, Capt. and Mrs. William
• Fashion
• Fashionable Magazine, The
• Fast Days
• Faujas de Saint Fond, Barthélemy
• Faulkland
• Favart, Charles Simon
• Favi, Francesco (secy. of Tuscan legation in France)
• Favorite, Amer. ship, captured by British
• Fawcett, Maj. Gen. Sir William (British)
• Fawkener, William
• Fawkes, Guy
• Fawley, Michael
• Faxen, James, challenged juror, No. 64
• Faxon family, of Braintree
• Faxon, Azariah (of Braintree)
• Faxon, James
• Faxon, Mr. (irregular practitioner of law in Braintree)
• Faxon, Mrs. (wife of Thomas)
• Faxon, Thomas
• Fay, Nahum (H.C. 1790)
• Fay, Richard Sullivan (CFA's classmate)
• Fayal (island)
• Fayerweather, Hannah
• Fayerweather, John or Thomas
• Fayerweather, Miss
• Fayerweather, Thomas
• Fayetteville, N.C., fire in
• Fearson, Jesse (ship captain)
• Federal Constitution
• Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
• Federal and state conflicts
• Federalism
• Federalist party
• Federalist, The
• Fees of customs officers, No. 45
• Fees, lawyers'
• Feger, Latour (Bordeaux merchant)
• Feijoó y Montenegro, Benito Jerónimo
• Feild
• Feldhausen, South Africa
• Felix, Jacques, & Fils (glovemakers)
• Fell's Point, Md.
• Fell, John (delegate from N.J.)
• Fellows, Capt. Gustavus
• Fellows, Brig. Gen. John
• Fellows, John, Continental officer
• Fellows, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Bolton, Conn.)
• Fellows, Samuel (former master, Earl of Gloucester)
• Felonies at sea
• Felt, Abigail Adams Shaw (1790-1859, wife of Joseph Barlow, niece of AA)
• Felt, Rev. Joseph Barlow (1789-1869)
• Felton, Cornelius Conway (H.C. 1827)
• Felton, John (assassin)
• Female Anti-Slavery Society
• Fencible men
• Fendall, Philip Richard
• Fendant (French ship of the line)
• Fénelon, François de Salignac de La Mothe (Archbishop of Cambrai)
• Fenning, Daniel
• Fenning, Pierce, defendant, No. 56
• Fenno, Elizabeth Field (sister of Esther Field)
• Fenno, John (publisher of Gazette of the United States)
• Fenno, William (husband of Elizabeth)
• Fennyery v. Ransom
• Fenouillot de Falbaire de Quingey, Charles Georges, L'honnnête criminel
• Fenton, John
• Féraud, Jean François
• Ferdinand (later Prince of Asturias)
• Ferdinand I, king of the Two Sicilies
• Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria
• Fergus, Henry, History of the United States
• Ferguson's Corps
• Ferguson's Swamp, S.C.
• Ferguson, Adam, Essay on . . . Civil Society
• Ferguson, Elizabeth Graeme (wife of Henry Hugh)
• Ferguson, Henry Hugh, identified
• Ferguson, James
• Ferguson, Maj. Patrick (British)
• Ferguson, Lt. William
• Fermier, Miss
• Fermor, Thomas
• Fermoy, Brig. Gen. Matthias Alexis Roche de
• Fernald, Joseph (of the Ranger)
• Fernán-Núñez, Carlos José Gutiérrez de los Rios y Rohan-Chabot, Conde de (Spanish ambassador to France)
• Ferney, Switzerland, Voltaire at
• Feron, Mme. Elizabeth (English singer)
• Ferrier, Susan Edmonstone, The Inheritance
• Ferries
• Ferriter (Ferreter), Nicholas, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Ferriton, John (deputy Collector, Albany)
• Ferrol del Caudillo, El, Spain
• Ferry Branch, Md.
• Fersen, Axel, Comte de
• Fessenden, Benjamin (of Braintree)
• Fessenden, Benjamin Buckman (CFA's classmate)
• Fessenden, John (of Rutland, Mass.)
• Fessenden, Josiah (express rider)
• Fessenden, Mr. (of Haverhill)
• Fessoles, M. de
• Feudal system
• Feutry, Aimé Ambroise Joseph (French poet)
• “Few Days in Belgium”
• Few, William (Ga. member of Congress)
• Feyers Frères (Bordeaux merchants)
• Fez, Morocco
• Fichtel, Baron de (of Vienna)
• Fidler, Isaac, Observations on Professions, &c.
• Field, Esther (Adams family servant)
• Field v. Lambert
• Field v. Thayer
• Field (Feild), Abigail (widow, of Braintree?)
• Field, Abigail Newcomb (mother of Esther)
• Field, Barron, Analysis of Blackstone's Commentaries . . . in a series of questions, GWA writes on
• Field, Mrs. Catherine, witness, No. 64
• Field, F. William (Quincy tenant)
• Field, Harry (JA's tenant in Braintree)
• Field, Harvey (Quincy tenant)
• Field, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson
• Field, James
• Field, Job (of Braintree)
• Field, John (London apothecary)
• Field, John (of Mass.)
• Field, Joseph (Boston shipmaster)
• Field, Joseph (father of Esther)
• Field, Joseph (of Braintree)
• Field, Martha
• Field (Feild), Mr., of Braintree, dies
• Field, Mrs. (LCA2's nurse)
• Field, Patty
• Field, Rebecca (of Braintree)
• Field, Thomas
• Field, “Uncle” (of Braintree)
• Field, William (of Braintree)
• Field, William, Jr.
• Field, William, Memoirs of the Life, Writings, and Opinions of the Rev. Samuel Parr
• Fielding, Como. Charles (British)
• Fielding, Henry
• Fielding, Sir John
• Fielding, John, publisher
• Fields, James Thomas (printer)
• Fiennes, Nathaniel
• Fier (French ship of the line)
• Fier Roderigue (French armed ship)
• Fieri facias, writ of
• File papers, court, described
• Filmer, Sir Robert
• Filmer, Thomas (political journalist)
• Filyot, M.
• Fimbria
• Financial Register (Phila.)
• Finch, Sir Henry
• Finch, Sir John, Baron
• Findlay, William (U.S. Sen., Penn.)
• Findley (Finley), Cpl. Alexander (14th Regiment), in No. 60
• Fine Arts
• Fine, Mr.
• Finisterre, Cape, Spain
• Finland
• Finlay, Capt. John (of the John and Rebecca)
• Finlay, Sir Robert
• Finman, Mr. (of Amsterdam)
• Finn, Henry James (actor)
• Finnel, William (of the Ranger)
• Finnie, William
• Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
• Fire engines
• Firearms
• Firebrand (Mass. privateer)
• Fireplates
• Fires
• Fireships
• Fireworks
• First Church, Boston
• First Church, Quincy
• Fischel, A.
• Fischer, Johann Friedrich
• Fish
• Fish, Mr.
• Fish, sign of, origin
• Fishdam Ford, S.C.
• Fisher v. Ames
• Fisher, Alvan (painter)
• Fisher, Benjamin, juror, No. 64
• Fisher, Catherine Maria, identified
• Fisher, Daniel, defendant, Form XX
• Fisher, Deborah
• Fisher, Ebenezer
• Fisher, Jabez (of Suffolk County)
• Fisher, Jeremiah, in Form XX
• Fisher, John (Collector, Salem)
• Fisher, Dr. John D.
• Fisher, Joshua Francis (CFA's classmate)
• Fisher, Miers
• Fisher, Mrs. (wife of Miers)
• Fisher, Miss A. (actress)
• Fisheries
• Fishing
• Fishkill Landing (now Beacon), N.Y.
• Fishkill, N.Y.
• Fiske, Dr. (of West Cambridge)
• Fiske, Ann
• Fiske, Augustus Henry
• Fiske, Rev. Moses
• Fiske, Oliver (H.C. 1787)
• Fiske, Samuel
• Fiske, Rev. Thaddeus
• Fitch, Benjamin
• Fitch, Capt. Bunker (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Fitch, Eliphalet (of Jamaica)
• Fitch, Jerusha Boylston (wife of Benjamin)
• Fitch, Mary (wife of Eliphalet)
• Fitch, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Stamford, Conn.)
• Fitch, Capt. Reuben (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Fitch, Samuel
• Fitts, John, in No. 2
• “Fitz,” witness, No. 7
• Fitz-Adam, Adam
• Fitz-James v. Moys
• Fitz-James, Jacques
• Fitzgerald, Michael
• Fitzgerald, Thomas
• Fitzgibbons, John, Reports of Cases in Court of King's Bench
• Fitzherbert, Alleyne (Brit. peace negotiator)
• Fitzherbert, Anthony, New Natura Brevium
• Fitzherbert, Maria Anne (wife of Prince of Wales)
• Fitzhughs, Daniel and Theodorick
• Fitzpatrick, John C., on JA–Washington relationship
• Fitzpatrick, William (pseudonym)
• Fitzroy, Augustus Henry, 3d Duke of Grafton
• Fitzsimmons, Thomas (Penn. member of Congress)
• Fitzwalter, Lord
• Fiume, Italy
• Fizeaux, Grand & Co. (Amsterdam banking firm)
• Fizeaux, Henri (Amsterdam banker)
• Fjasink
• Flagg, Capt. (of the Unity)
• Flagg, Azariah Cutting
• Flagg, George (artist)
• Flagg, John (Harvard graduate student)
• Flagg, Mr.
• Flahaven, John
• Flamand (servant)
• Flamborough Head, England
• Flammand (French ship)
• Flanders, Belgium
• Flash (sloop)
• Flatbush, Long Island
• Flavel, John
• Flaviensis?, Portugal
• Flax and flaxseed
• Flaxman, John
• Flèche, La, France
• Fleeming (Fleming, Flemming), John
• Fleet, John
• Fleet, Thomas and John (Boston printers)
• Fleet, Thomas (Boston printer)
• Flemming, John, and Benjamin Church
• Fleta (lawbook)
• Fletcher, Col. (British)
• Fletcher, Deborah
• Fletcher, Gershom, witness, Nos. 18 and 19
• Fletcher, Grace
• Fletcher, Capt. John (of the Ceres)
• Fletcher, John, and Francis Beaumont
• Fletcher, Lucy
• “Fletcher, Mr.” (actor)
• Fletcher, Richard (Boston lawyer)
• Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. T., in Lynn, Mass.
• Fleury
• Fleury, Jean François Joly de (French finance minister)
• Fleury, Claude, Droit public de France
• Fleury, Lt. Col. François Louis Teissèdre de
• Fleury, François Teissèdre de
• Fleury, J. & Desmadieres (Orléans mercantile firm)
• Fleury, Mme. Marguerite Donnadieu de
• Flint
• Flint River
• Flint, Abel(?) (schoolmaster in Haverhill)
• Flint, Rev. Jacob
• Flint, Rev. James
• Flint, Mr.
• Flints, manufacture and procurement of
• Flixton v. Roston
• Floating batteries
• Flora (British warship)
• Florence, Duke of
• Florence, Italy
• Florian, Jean Pierre Claris de
• Florida
• Florida Claims Commission
• Floridablanca, José de Moñino y Redondo, Conde de (Spanish foreign minister)
• Florus, Francis (Frans de Vriendt)
• Florus, Lucius Annaeus
• Flour
• Flowing land, actions for
• Floyd, John (U.S. Repr., Va.)
• Floyd, William (N.Y. member of Congress)
• Flucker, Thomas
• Flushing, N.Y.
• Flushing, Netherlands
• Flying Camp
• Flying Fish (British privateer)
• Flynt, Dorothy
• Flynt (or Flint), Dr. Edward
• Flynt, Henry
• Flynt, Henry (“Father Flynt”)
• Fobes, Jesse (2d husband of Susanna Howard Angier)
• Fogg, Dr. Daniel (of Braintree)
• Fogg, Rev. Jeremiah (of Kensington, N.H.)
• Fogg, Susannah Thayer (wife of Daniel)
• Foley, Robert, Laws Relating to the Poor
• Folger & Gardner
• Folger v. Sloop Cornelia, No. 45
• Folger, Capt. John
• Folger, Philip
• Folger, Timothy
• Folger, Walter, Jr. (U.S. Repr., Mass.)
• Folger, William
• Folgier, Capt. George (of Boston)
• Follansbee v. Pearson
• Follen, Dr. Charles Theodore Christian
• Follow, Capt. (of the Hawk)
• Folsom, Nathaniel (delegate from N.H.)
• Folwell, John, of Bucks County, Penn.
• Fontainebleau, France
• Fontanka River, Russia
• Fonte, Bartholomew de, purported voyage to Hudson Bay
• Fontenelle, Bernard Le Bovier de (French author)
• Fontenoy, Battle of, compared with Bunker Hill
• Fontfreyde, Jean Baptiste (JQA's fellow passenger)
• Food and drink
• Food, regulations concerning
• Foord, Enos
• Foote, Charles Augustus (U.S. Repr., N.Y.)
• Foote, Maria (actress)
• Foote, Samuel
• Foote, Samuel Augustus (U.S. Repr., Conn.)
• Forbearance as consideration
• Forbes and Watson (Boston firm)
• Forbes v. Moffatt
• Forbes, Allyn B.
• Forbes, Duncan, of Culloden
• Forbes, James (Md. member of Congress)
• Forbes, James (son of Mrs. John)
• Forbes, John (1710-1759, Brit. General)
• Forbes, Mrs. (wife of John)
• Forbes, John (master-at-arms), witness, No. 56
• Forbes, John Murray
• Forbes, John Murray (H.C. 1787, son of Mrs. John)
• Forbes, John, brigadier in Portuguese army
• Forbes, Miss (of Milton)
• Forbes, William (stabler)
• Force and arms, allegation of in trespass, No. 33
• Force, Peter
• Ford's Case
• Ford, Capt. (of Hingham)
• Ford, Cadwallader
• Ford, Elisha
• Ford, Rev. Hezekiah
• Ford, Col. Jacob, Jr. (of N.J. militia)
• Ford, John (British dramatist)
• Ford, Paul L.
• Ford, Worthington C.
• Fordyce (Fordice), Capt. Charles (14th Regiment), deposition, No. 60
• Fordyce, Rev. James
• Foreclosure
• Forefathers Rock
• Forefathers' Day
• Foreign Affairs Committee
• Foreign Quarterly Review
• Foreign Trade Banking Corp. v. Cosmopolitan Trust Co.
• Foreign bill
• “Foreman, Mr.,” in JA's Commonplace Book
• Forensic disputations (Harvard)
• Fores, Samuel W. (London printer)
• “Forester, The”
• Forests, colonial, English policy concerning
• Forests, law of the
• Forgery
• Form, defects of in pleading
• Formidable (British ship of the line)
• Forms of action
• Fornax (steamer), JQA's books sent to Boston in
• Fornication, penalty for
• Forrest, Col.
• Forrest, Edwin (actor)
• Forrest, James (“Irish Infant”)
• Forrest, James, writes Continental Congress
• Forrest, Uriah (of Md.)
• Forrest, Rebecca Plater (wife of Uriah)
• Forsey v. Cunningham
• Forster
• Forster, Deacon, witness, No. 3
• Forster, Georg
• Forster, Capt. George (British officer), signs cartel with Arnold at The Cedars
• Forsyth, Mrs. (wife of John)
• Forsyth, John (secy. of state)
• Fort Amsterdam, N.Y.
• Fort Brookline, Mass.
• Fort Carillon (later Fort Ticonderoga), N.Y.
• Fort Chambly, Que.
• Fort Charles, St. Christopher Island, W.I.
• Fort Clinton, N.Y.
• Fort Constitution
• Fort Creve Coeur, Ghana
• Fort Cumberland, New Brunswick
• Fort Dade, Fla.
• Fort Detroit, Mich.
• Fort Drane, Fla.
• Fort Dummer, Vt.
• Fort Duquesne
• Fort Edward, N.Y.
• Fort Foster, Fla.
• Fort George, N.Y.
• Fort Good Hope
• Fort Good Hope, Ghana
• Fort Granby, S.C., surrendered to American forces
• Fort Griswold, Conn.
• Fort Hill
• Fort Hoosic
• Fort Independence, N.Y.
• Fort Island (or Province Island) in Delaware River
• Fort James, Antigua
• Fort James, Senegal
• Fort Jefferson, Illinois country
• Fort Lee (Fort Constitution), N.Y.
• Fort Lee, N.H.
• Fort Massachusetts
• Fort McIntosh, Penn.
• Fort Mercer, N.J.
• Fort Miami
• Fort Michilimackinac, Mich.
• Fort Mifflin, Mud Island, Penn.
• Fort Mitchell, Ala.
• Fort Montgomery, N.Y.
• Fort Motte, S.C., surrendered to Gen. Marion
• Fort Moultrie, S.C., surrendered to British
• Fort Nacogdoches, Texas
• Fort Nassau, N.J.
• Fort Niagara, N.Y.
• Fort Number 4, N.H.
• Fort Orange
• Fort Orania
• Fort Oswegatchie
• Fort Oswego
• Fort Ouiatanon
• Fort Panmure
• Fort Pickens, S.C.
• Fort Pitt (now Pittsburgh), Penn.
• Fort Pownall, Maine
• Fort Presqu'Isle
• Fort Randolph (now Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.)
• Fort Roberdeau, Penn.
• Fort Royal, Martinique
• Fort Royal, Va., French fleet at
• Fort St. Augustine, Florida
• Fort St. David, Society of
• Fort St. John, N.S.
• Fort St. Joseph
• Fort St. Mary
• Fort St. Philip, Minorca
• Fort San Juan, Nicaragua
• Fort Sandusky
• Fort Schuyler (formerly Fort Stanwix), N.Y.
• Fort Shirley, Maine
• Fort Stanwix, N.Y.
• Fort Sullivan, S.C.
• Fort Ticonderoga, N.Y.
• Fort Trumbull, Conn.
• Fort Washington, N.Y.
• Fort Watson, S.C.
• Fort William Henry, N.Y.
• Fortescue, Sir John (1531?–1607)
• Forth, Nathaniel Parker (British diplomat)
• Fortitude (British ship of the line)
• Forton Prison, Portsmouth, England
• Fortunée (French frigate)
• Fosdick, Nathaniel, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Fosse, Benoit de la (friend of Addenet)
• Fossils
• Foster (Forster), Jonathan, witness, No. 1
• Foster (Mr. Brooks' servant)
• Foster, Deacon, of Boston
• Foster, Bossenger, Jr. (H.C. 1787)
• Foster, Bossenger, Sr.
• Foster, Charles
• Foster, Charles Phineas (CFA's classmate)
• Foster, Chillingsworth, witness, No. 43
• Foster, Elizabeth Anne (1802-1875, grandniece of AA)
• Foster, Elizabeth Craigie
• Foster, Elizabeth Smith (niece of AA, wife of James H.)
• Foster, Elizabeth Smith (wife of James H., Jr.)
• Foster, Frances Harrod (wife of Phineas)
• Foster, Frank (son of James H.)
• Foster, George
• Foster, Grace (wife of William)
• Foster, Dr. Isaac
• Foster, Isaac (stabler)
• Foster, Rev. Jacob (of Nelson, N.H.)
• Foster, Rev. James, CFA reads sermons
• Foster, James (Boston innkeeper)
• Foster, James Hiller (1773-1862, husband of AA's niece)
• Foster, James H., Jr.
• Foster, Jedediah
• Foster, John (nephew of AHA)
• Foster, John (son of James H.)
• Foster, Joseph (Boston merchant, brother of William)
• Foster, Mrs. (wife of Joseph)
• Foster, Leonard, case of
• Foster, Louisa Catherine Smith (daughter of James H.)
• Foster, Mary Smith (daughter of James H.)
• Foster, Sir Michael
• Foster, Miss
• Foster, Miss (daughter of James H.)
• Foster, Miss (sister of James H.)
• Foster, Mr.
• Foster, Mr. (of Boston)
• Foster, Mr. (of London)
• Foster, Mr. (son of James H.)
• Foster, Mrs. (of First Church, Boston)
• Foster, Phineas
• Foster, Sally
• Foster, Deacon Thomas
• Foster, Capt. Thomas Waite
• Foster, Thomas, witness, No. 60
• Foster, Virginia
• Foster, W., letters on railroads (signed ”Honest Industry“)
• Foster, Capt. William (of the Jenny)
• Foster, William (Boston merchant, brother of Joseph)
• Foster, William
• Foster, William (ed., Boston Daily Advocate)
• Foster, William E. (son of James H.)
• Foster family
• Fothergill, Rev. George, CFA reads sermon
• Fothergill, Dr. John (London physician)
• Foucault, Jean Simon David de
• Foucault, Mme.
• Foudroyant (British ship of the line)
• Foulke, Dr. John (of Phila.)
• Foundries
• Fouquet (father and son, French officers)
• Four Sisters (ship)
• Fourmont, Abbé Michel
• Fournier, Capt. (of the Courier de l'Amérique)
• Fournier, François Ignace
• Fourth of July
• Fowey (British Navy, frigate)
• Fowkes v. The Roseanna
• Fowle, Abigail
• Fowle, Miss
• Fowle, Mr.
• Fowle, Robert (H.C. 1786)
• Fowler, Alexander, letter to Commissioners listed
• Fowler, Mr. (tavernkeeper near Southwick, Mass.)
• Fowles family (of Woburn)
• Fox (British frigate)
• Fox, Charles James (Brit. secy. of state and MP)
• Fox, George (of Phila.)
• Fox, John (merchant)
• Fox, Joseph, in JA's accounts
• Fox, Montagu
• Fox, Samuel (of Phila.)
• Fox, Rev. Thomas B. (of Newburyport)
• Foxcroft, George
• Foxcroft, John
• Fraissignes, Jacques
• Framingham, Mass.
• Framton, Charles (of the Ranger)
• France
• Frances, Mr. (of London)
• Franchessin, Lt. Col. Jacques Antoine de
• Francis I, King of France
• Francis v. Baker
• Francis v. Rucker
• Francis, Rev. Convers
• Francis, Mrs. (wife of Ebenezer
• Francis, Ebenezer (Fellow of Harvard College)
• Francis, Rev. Philip, A Poetical Translation of the Works of Horace
• Franciscans
• Francklin (Franklin), Thomas
• Franco-American Consular Convention (1788)
• Franco-American Convention of Mortefontaine (1800)
• Franco-American Treaties
• Franco-Austrian alliance
• François
• François, Blaise, Count Pagan, Les Fortifications
• François, M.
• François, Newfoundland
• Francy, J. B. L. Theveneau de
• Francès (Francis, François), French court official
• Franeker, Netherlands
• Frank (author or book)
• Frank (ship)
• Frankalmoign, defined
• Frankford Creek, Penn.
• Frankford, Penn.
• Frankfurt am Main, Germany
• Frankland, Sir Charles Henry (“Sir Harry Franklin”)
• Frankland, Charles Colville, Narrative of a Visit to . . . Russia and Sweden
• Frankland, Sir H.
• Franklin (Penn. privateer)
• Franklin (Washington's armed schooner)
• Franklin (section of N.C.)
• Franklin Hotel
• Franklin Insurance Co. (Washington)
• Franklin Lectures, Boston
• Franklin Literary Assoc. Boston
• Franklin, Benjamin
• Franklin (Continental armed vessel)
• Franklin, Deborah Reed (wife of Benjamin)
• Franklin, Sir Harry
• Franklin, Sir John
• Franklin, Mrs. (singer)
• Franklin, William (son of Benjamin)
• Franklin, William Temple (grandson of Benjamin)
• Franks, David Salisbury
• Fraser (Frazier), William (Brit. undersecy. of state)
• Fraser's Magazine
• Fraser, John (Montreal judge)
• Fraser, Gen. Simon (British)
• Frasink
• Fraud, defense of, to insurance claim, No. 10
• Frauds, Statute of
• Frazee, John (sculptor)
• Frazer, Jonathan Gizzard
• Frazer, Miss
• Frazer, Mr. (of Boston)
• Frazier (Fraizer), Capt. Alexander (British officer), and The Cedars affair
• Frazier, Elizabeth
• Frazier, Mary (daughter of Moses, of Newburyport)
• Frazier, Moses (of Newburyport)
• Frazier, Mrs. (wife of Moses)
• Frazier, Mr.
• Frazier, Rebecca
• Fredericdorp Plantation, Suriname
• Frederick Augustus III, elector of Saxony
• Frederick Augustus, Duke of York
• Frederick County, Md.
• Frederick Henry, Stadholder of the Netherlands
• Frederick I, Duke (and later King) of Wurtemberg
• Frederick I, or Frederick Barbarossa, Emperor and King of Germany
• Frederick II (the Great), King of Prussia
• Frederick Romberg & Fils (Brussels mercantile firm)
• Frederick V, King of Denmark and Norway
• Frederick V, King of Sweden
• Frederick VI, King of Denmark
• Frederick-William, prince of Prussia (later Frederick-William II)
• Frederick, Prince of Wales
• Frederick, Prince of Denmark (1753-1805)
• Fredericktown, Md.
• Free Press
• Free Soil party
• Free Trade party
• Free and Easy (farce)
• Free ships make free goods
• Free speech and power of jury
• Free trade
• Freedom
• Freehold seisin, defined
• Freeman v. Bluet
• Freeman (Enoch) v. Child (Thomas)
• Freeman's Journal (Phila.)
• Freeman, Capt. (of Dorchester)
• Freeman, Capt.
• Freeman, Capt. Constant
• Freeman, Douglas Southall, on alleged speech by Washington
• Freeman, Mr. E.
• Freeman, E. (pseudonym)
• Freeman, Edmund (Boston printer)
• Freeman, Edmund, witness, No. 43
• Freeman, Enoch
• Freeman, Rev. James
• Freeman, James (merchant)
• Freeman, John (justice of the peace)
• Freeman, Jonathan
• Freeman, Mrs. (wife of Jonathan)
• Freeman, Lt., witness, No. 35
• Freeman, Mr.
• Freeman, Mr. (son of Enoch)
• Freeman, Gen. Nathaniel
• Freeman, Nathaniel
• Freeman, Nathaniel (H.C. 1787)
• Freeman, Nathaniel (of Sandwich, Mass.)
• Freeman, P. I. (Rotterdam merchant)
• Freeman, Col. Russell
• Freeman, Samuel (speaker pro tem of Mass. House)
• Freeman's Farm, battle of
• Freemason, The, v. Bishop
• Freemasonry
• Freemasons
• Freetown, Mass.
• Freight
• Freiherr, Karl Siegmund
• Freire, Cipriao Ribeiro, Chevalier de (Portuguese chargé d'affaires in London)
• Fremont (servant)
• French Academy of Arts and Sciences
• French Army
• French Navy
• French Opera Co.
• French Opera Company of New Orleans
• French Revolution
• French West Indies
• French and Indian War
• French consular agents
• French language
• French literature, Ticknor's lectures on
• French neutrals
• French opera
• French troops in America
• French, Capt. (of the Mary Amilia)
• French, Abigail Richards (wife of Jonathan)
• French, Allen, proves guilt of Dr. Church as traitor
• French, B. V.
• French, Isaac
• French, Mr. (of Braintree)
• French, James, witness, No. 62
• French, Rev. Jonathan (of Andover)
• French, Jonathan
• French, Jonathan
• French, Miss (of Washington)
• French, Moses
• French, Mr.
• French, Mr. (of Lynn, Mass.)
• French, Mr., carries letters between JA and AA
• French, Mr. (hotel of)
• French, Samuel
• Frenchtown, N.J.
• Freneau, Philip
• Freschot, Casimir, Histoire du congrès et de la paix d'Utrecht
• Fresh Pond
• Fresh River
• Fricke, John William Christian (servant)
• Friem, Mrs.
• “Friend of Mr. Adams, A”
• Friend to Government by Assembly, A (author of newspaper essay)
• “Friend to Mr. Everett, A”
• Friend, Our
• Friends (Amer. brig)
• Friends, Society of (Quakers)
• Friendship (British merchant ship)
• Friendship (schooner)
• Friendship Hall, Palmer home in Germantown, Braintree
• Friesland (province of the Netherlands)
• Fristoe, William, Baptist preacher
• Friswell, Betsy
• Frobisher, William
• Frost, John, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Frost, Mr., appointed court clerk by Gov. Belcher
• Frost, Mr. (of Springfield, Mass.)
• Frost, Samuel, in Form X
• Frothingham children
• Frothingham, Abigail Langdon (later wife of Thomas B. Wales)
• Frothingham, Ann Brooks, baptism of
• Frothingham, Ann Gorham Brooks (wife of Nathaniel Langdon, 1797-1863, sister of ABA)
• Frothingham, Ebenezer
• Frothingham, Edward Brooks
• Frothingham, Edward (son of Nathaniel)
• Frothingham, Ephraim Langdon
• Frothingham, Francis G.
• Frothingham, Isaac H.
• Frothingham, James (portraitist)
• Frothingham, Joanna Langdon (wife of Ebenezer)
• Frothingham, Miss
• Frothingham, Rev. Nathaniel Langdon (1793-1870, brother-in-law of ABA)
• Frothingham, Octavius (son of Nathaniel)
• Frothingham, Priscilla Langdon
• Frothingham, Samuel (cashier of U.S. Bank)
• Frothingham, Thomas B. (son of Nathaniel)
• Frothingham, Ward Brooks (b. 1828, nephew of ABA)
• Froullé, Paris bookseller
• Fruit and fruit trees
• Fry (Quincy laborer), injury and death
• Frye, Carolina Virginia Marylanda Johnson (wife of Nathaniel, sister of LCA, wife of Andrew Buchanan)
• Frye, James, identified
• Frye, Brig. Gen. Joseph
• Frye, Nathaniel, Jr. (d. 1855, brother-in-law of LCA)
• Frye, Peter (judge)
• Frye, Peter (Sheriff of Essex co.)
• Frye, Peter Pickman
• Frye, Thomas Baker Johnson (1820-1889, LCA's nephew)
• Fuenterrabia, Spain
• Fulham (now Dummerston), Vt.
• Fullarton, Lt. Col. William, M.P.
• Fuller, Abigail
• Fuller, Abigail (mother of Abigail Fuller Broadstreet)
• Fuller, Abraham (of Newton)
• Fuller, Abraham W.
• Fuller, Andrew, witness, No. 20
• Fuller, Archelaus
• Fuller, Elijah (tenant)
• Fuller, Elizabeth (tenant)
• Fuller, George
• Fuller, Henry H. (Boston lawyer)
• Fuller, Jacob, in No. 22
• Fuller, John
• Fuller, Margaret
• Fuller, Mehitabel, in No. 22
• Fuller, Mr.
• Fuller, Mrs. (of Braintree?)
• Fuller, Mrs. (tenant)
• Fuller, Mrs., Braintree seamstress
• Fuller, Polly K. (tenant)
• Fuller, Stephen, Jr. (hotel manager)
• Fuller, Timothy
• Fuller, Timothy
• Fuller, Timothy (H.C. 1787)
• Fullerton, J. J.
• Fullerton, Robert, witness, No. 63
• Fullford, J. (ex-prisoner)
• Fulling mills
• Fulton Bank, Boston
• Fulton, Mr. (son of Robert Fulton)
• Fulton, Robert, identified
• Fumel, Comte de
• Fundamental law
• Funding Bill
• Fundy, Bay of
• Fur trade
• Furbish, James (H.C. 1825)
• Furetière, Antoine, Furetieriana
• Furgarson (Ferguson?), Mr.
• Furgault (Paris stationer)
• Furnald, John (of Portsmouth, N.H.)
• Furnass (Furnace), Mr. (tavernkeeper of Shrewsbury, Mass.)
• Furnass (Furnance), Capt. (shipmaster in Ned Church's employ)
• Furnes, Belgium
• Furness, Mr.
• Furness, Mr. (of Medford)
• Furness, Rev. William Henry
• Furniss, Robert
• Furniture and furnishings
• Furnival, Mr., and his daughters, of Worcester, Mass.
• Furnival, Mr., in Philadelphia
• Fürstenbund
• Fuseli, Henry
• Fusileers
• Fyfield, Mary
• Fyfield (Fairfield), “Uncle” (of Boston)
• Fynje, Emilie Luzac (wife of Wybo)
• Fynje, Hendrik (Amsterdam banker)
• Fynje, Wybo (newspaper editor of Delft)
• Fyrbergs, Mr.