Index: Consolidated, J

• “J” (pseudonym)
• J. W. C. (pseudonym)
• J., Miss (later Mrs. R.)
• JA
• JA2
• JQA
• JQA2
• Jabez, Fisher
• Jablonsky, Johann Theodor
• Jack (servant)
• Jack (servant), witness, No. 63
• Jack (ship)
• Jack (the Pilot), in No. 53
• Jacko, deposition, No. 23
• Jackson Republican (newspaper)
• Jackson family (of Boston)
• Jackson party ticket
• Jackson v. Quincy
• Jackson v. Williams, Form XIII
• Jackson, Andrew
• Jackson, Dr. Charles T.
• Jackson, Charles (Boston lawyer)
• Jackson, Charles (H.C. 1788)
• Jackson, Charles (justice), identified
• Jackson, Daniel (of the Ranger)
• Jackson, Dr. David, a manager of Continental lottery
• Jackson, Dorothy Quincy (wife of Edward)
• Jackson, Dr. (of Philadelphia)
• Jackson, Ebenezer (painter)
• Jackson, Edward
• Jackson, Rev. Edward
• Jackson, Pvt. Francis, in No. 60
• Jackson, Francis
• Jackson, Dr. Hall, identified
• Jackson, Col. Henry (of Mass.)
• Jackson, James (Harvard professor)
• Jackson, Jonathan (merchant, Mass. member of Congress)
• Jackson, Joseph (Boston selectman)
• Jackson, Joseph (H.C. 1787)
• Jackson, Mary
• Jackson, Lt. Col. Michael
• Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. (of Philadelphia)
• Jackson, Mrs. (in Washington)
• Jackson, Mrs. (of Trenton, N.J.)
• Jackson, Patrick
• Jackson, Polly
• Jackson, Maj. William
• Jackson, Richard
• Jackson, Robert
• Jackson, Sarah Barnard (wife of Jonathan)
• Jackson, Susan A. Bridge (wife of Charles T.)
• Jackson, Tracy & Tracy
• Jackson, Col. William
• Jackson, William
• Jackson, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Brighton, Mass.)
• Jacksonian democracy
• Jacob (Biblical character)
• Jacob, Benjamin, “appellee,” No. 15
• Jacob, David, in No. 15
• Jacob, Elisha, witness, No. 15
• Jacob, Giles, A New Law-Dictionary
• Jacob, James, No. 15
• Jacob, John, witness, No. 15
• Jacob, Dr. Joseph, witness, No. 15
• Jacob, Joshua
• Jacob, Joshua, Jr., witness, No. 15
• Jacobites
• Jacobs, Mr. (traveler from Baltimore)
• Jacobs, Daniel (of the Ranger)
• Jacobs, Israel (Philadelphia tavernkeeper)
• Jacobs, Lt. Col. John
• Jacobs, John, petition to Continental Congress
• Jacobs, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Plymouth, Mass.)
• Jacobs, Rev. Wightman (Whitman), witness, No. 37
• Jaffrey, George, in No. 56
• Jaffrey, N.H.
• Jamaica Plain, Mass.
• Jamaica Pond, Mass.
• Jamaica, N.Y.
• Jamaica, W.I.
• James (Adams family servant)
• James (American schooner)
• James I, King of England
• James II, King of England
• James Island, S.C.
• James River, Va.
• James, Abel (Phila. Quaker)
• James, Eleazar (Harvard tutor)
• James, G. P. R., The Desultory Man
• James, I. W.
• Jameson, Anna Murphy
• Jane, ship
• Janet (attends races near Washington)
• Janiçon, François Michel (French writer)
• Jansen (Johnson, Jonson), Cornelius
• Jansen (Johnson), Just (keeper of Sun Inn, Bethlehem, Penn.)
• Jansenism
• Japan
• Jaques (stagebook keeper)
• Jaquith, Benjamin, witness, No. 36
• Jardy, Louis
• Jarink
• Jarman, Fanny (later wife of Ternan)
• Jarret, Mr. (of West Indies, in Paris)
• Jarves, James Jackson (critic)
• Jarvis v. Hathaway
• Jarvis, Amelia Broome (wife of James)
• Jarvis, Banjamin
• Jarvis, Dr. Charles
• Jarvis, Charles
• Jarvis, Delia
• Jarvis, Deming, and Boston & Sandwich Glass Co.
• Jarvis, James
• Jarvis, Leonard
• Jarvis, Leonard
• Jarvis, Leonard
• Jarvis, Miss
• Jarvis, Mrs. (wife of Russell)
• Jarvis, Russell
• Jason (British ship)
• Jason (French ship of war)
• Jason (Greek myth)
• Jason (Mass. privateer)
• Jasper, Mr. (ferryman of Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.)
• Jaucourt (French army officer)
• Jaucourt, Charles Leopold, Chevalier de
• Jaume, Guillaume
• Jaundice
• Jay Treaty of 1794
• Jay (Amer. ship)
• Jay, Sir James (brother of John)
• Jay, John
• Jay, Sarah Van Brugh Livingston (wife of John)
• Jay, Susan (daughter of John and Sarah Jay)
• Jay, William, John Jay
• Jealous Wife, The
• Jeanneret de Dunilac (Prussian chargé at London)
• Jeannin, Pierre (French diplomat)
• Jebb, Ann Torkington (wife of John)
• Jebb, Dr. John (Brit. physician)
• Jefferson, Joseph, Jr. (comedian)
• Jefferson, Lucy Elizabeth
• Jefferson, Martha
• Jefferson, Martha Wayles Skelton (wife of Thomas)
• Jefferson, Martha (Patsy, daughter of Thomas)
• Jefferson, Mary (Polly, daughter of Thomas)
• Jefferson, Thomas
• Jeffersonian Democrats
• Jeffersonianism
• Jeffery, Mary Hayley (wife of Patrick)
• Jeffery, Patrick (of Boston)
• Jefferys & Faden, English publishers of maps
• Jefferys, Thomas (Brit. cartographer)
• Jeffrey, Francis
• Jeffries Creek
• Jeffries v. Sewal
• Jeffries, Deacon David (of Boston)
• Jeffries, David
• Jeffries (Jeffrys), Dr. John, witness, No. 64
• Jeffries, Dr. John (1744/5-1819)
• Jeffries, Dr. John (1796-1876)
• Jeffries, Miss (daughter of John)
• Jeffries, Mr. (tavernkeeper in southern Maine or N.H.)
• Jehoshaphat (Biblical character)
• Jehovah
• Jemm, Dr.
• “Jemmibullero” (satire on James Otis)
• Jenckes (Jenks), Daniel
• Jenings family, of Virginia
• Jenings, Ariana
• Jenings, Edmund
• Jenkins, Capt. (of Trenton)
• Jenkins, Anne (Nancy)
• Jenkins, Capt. Charles (of the Sally)
• Jenkins, Charles
• Jenkins, David
• Jenkins, Frances (Fanny)
• Jenkins, Lewis
• Jenkins, Sarah (Sally)
• Jenkins, Capt. Thomas
• Jenkinson, Charles (later Lord Liverpool)
• Jenks, Francis (Harvard Divinity School student)
• Jenks, John (Salem merchant)
• Jenks, John (druggist)
• Jenks, William (Dudleian lecturer)
• Jenner, Dr. Edward
• Jenner, Dr. William (discovery of vaccination)
• Jennings (British officer, in Weissenstein affair)
• Jennings, John M.
• Jennings, John, witness, No. 3
• Jennings, Jonathan (U.S. Repr., Ind.)
• Jennings, Joseph Hill
• Jennings, Robert
• Jennison, Nathaniel
• Jennison, Dr. Timothy Lindall (Harvard tutor)
• Jennison, William Jr.
• Jenny (Adams' maid?)
• Jenny (British ship)
• Jenny (ship), seized in No. 52
• Jenny, William
• Jenyns, Soame
• Jeofails, statutes of
• Jepson, John
• Jeramis (Swedish frigate)
• Jere, Mr. (boatswain's mate on the Boston)
• Jerome of Prague
• Jersey, Channel Islands
• Jerseyfield, N.Y., Battle of
• Jerusalem
• Jervis, John
• Jervis, Capt. John (of the Foudroyant)
• Jesuits
• Jesuits' bark
• Jesup, Thomas Sidney (quartermaster general)
• Jesus
• Jewelry
• Jewett, Dummer (of Ipswich, Mass.)
• Jewett, J. H. (tenant)
• Jewish law
• Jewitt, Capt. (tavernkeeper of Rowley, Mass.)
• Jews
• Jhelum, Pakistan
• Jiménez de Cisneros, Francisco
• Joan of Arc
• Job (Biblical character)
• Jobert, Louis, La science des médailles
• John (AA's servant)
• John (Brit. brig)
• John (Thomas Brand Hollis' servant)
• John (drives sleigh in Braintree)
• John (manservant)
• John Adams (U.S. frigate)
• John Bull
• John Bull (symbol of England)
• John XXII, Pope at Avignon
• John and Rebecca (British brig)
• John of Antioch
• John of Austria
• “John the Painter”
• John, Rev. (chaplain)
• John, King of England
• John (ship)
• Johnson
• Johnson Hall (house of Sir William Johnson on the Mohawk River)
• Johnson family (of Maryland)
• Johnson v. Hunter
• Johnson, Abigail Louisa Smith Adams (wife of Alexander Bryan, daughter of CA)
• Johnson, Adelaide
• Johnson, Alexander (pseudonym)
• Johnson, Alexander Bryan (1786-1867)
• Johnson, Capt. (American shipmaster)
• Johnson, Asa (H.C. 1787)
• Johnson, Capt.
• Johnson, Carolina Virginia Marylanda
• Johnson, Catherine Nuth (wife of Joshua, mother of LCA)
• Johnson, Catherine E. (of Washington)
• Johnson, Catherine Maria Frances
• Johnson, Edward
• Johnson, Eliza Jennet Dorcas
• Johnson, Francis (U.S. Repr., Ky.)
• Johnson, George (LCA’s cousin), identified
• Johnson, Guy
• Johnson, Harriet
• Johnson, Capt. Harry (Baltimore sea captain)
• Johnson, Capt. Henry (of the Yankee)
• Johnson, Capt. Henry (of the Lexington)
• Johnson, Isaac
• Johnson, J. (London publisher)
• Johnson, James (applicant for clerkship of U.S. Supreme Court)
• Johnson, Sir John (of New York)
• Johnson, John Telemachus (U.S. Repr., Ky.), identified
• Johnson, Capt. John, issues pass for JA's servant Joseph Bass
• Johnson, Joshua (1742-1802, father of LCA)
• Johnson, Josiah (justice of the peace)
• Johnson, Lessee of Stevens, v. Hewes
• Johnson, Lewis (tobacconist)
• Johnson, Louisa Catherine (1775-1852, later wife of John Quincy Adams, designated as LCA in The Adams Papers)
• Johnson, Mr. (actor)
• Johnson, Mr. (agent of railway co.)
• Johnson, Mr. (of Boston?)
• Johnson, Mr. (opera singer)
• Johnson, Nancy
• Johnson, Col. Richard M. (U.S. Repr., Ky.)
• Johnson, Reverdy (of Baltimore)
• Johnson, Samuel (Brit. author)
• Johnson, Samuel (scrivener)
• Johnson, Samuel (lexicographer)
• Johnson, Stephen
• Johnson, Sylvanus, case of
• Johnson, Gov. Thomas, Jr. (1732-1819, uncle of LCA, Maryland politician)
• Johnson, Thomas Baker (1779-1843, brother of LCA)
• Johnson, Sir William (of New York)
• Johnson, William (son of Sir William Johnson), in battle of Oriskany
• Johnson, William Clarkson (1823-1893, husband of Mary Louisa Adams)
• Johnson, William F. (of Conn.)
• Johnson, William Samuel
• Johnson, Mr. (in Boston)
• Johnson, Mr. (in Portland, Maine)
• Johnson, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Wallingford, Conn.)
• Johnson, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Bethlehem, Penn.)
• Johnsons Point, Antigua, W.I., fort at
• Johnston, David Claypoole
• Johnston, Eliza Sibley (wife of Josiah Stoddard)
• Johnston, John, carries letters
• Johnston, Josiah Stoddard (U.S. Sen., La.)
• Johnston, Col. Philip (of N.J.)
• Johnston, Thomas Jones
• Johnston, Mrs. (wife of Waldo C. M.)
• Johnstone, Como. George (British)
• Johnstone, John, The Works of Samuel Parr . . .
• Johnstone, Thomas
• Johnstown, N.Y.
• Johnstown, N.Y., Battle of
• Johonnot, Francis
• Johonnot, Col. Gabriel (Boston merchant)
• Johonnot, Judith Cooper (wife of Gabriel)
• Johonnot, Samuel Cooper (son of Gabriel)
• Joinder (sometimes “joindre”) of parties
• Joinder in demurrer
• Joinder in issue
• Joinder of causes of action, No. 7
• Joinville, Prince de (son of Louis Philippe)
• Joly de Fleury, Jean François
• Joly de Saint Valier, M.
• Joly, Claude, Mémoires
• Joly (Joli), Guy, Mémoires
• Joly, Père Joseph Romain, Placide
• Jonathan (AA's servant or farm boy)
• Jonathan (Biblical character)
• Jones v. Bigelow
• Jones, Capt. (of Baltimore, Md.)
• Jones, Capt. (of the Virginia)
• Jones, Capt. (of the Buckskin)
• Jones, Abigail Grant (wife of John Coffin)
• Jones, Anna Tufts (sister of Cotton Tufts)
• Jones, Ben
• Jones, Benjamin
• Jones, Catherine (of Newburyport)
• Jones, Christopher (master of Mayflower)
• Jones, Colonel (justice of the peace), in No. 29
• Jones, Ebenezer & Co.
• Jones, Col. Elisha (of Weston, Mass.)
• Jones, Elizabeth
• Jones, Ephraim
• Jones, Ichabod (loyalist)
• Jones, Capt. Isaac (of the Retaliation)
• Jones, J. B. (merchant)
• Jones, James
• Jones, John (justice of the peace)
• Jones, Col. John (of Weston)
• Jones, John Coffin (Boston merchant)
• Jones, Como. John Paul
• Jones, John W. (U.S. Repr., Va.)
• Jones, Dr. John (Benjamin Franklin's physician)
• Jones, Joseph (Va. delegate in Continental Congress)
• Jones, Josiah
• Jones, Lucy (daughter of Anna Tufts Jones)
• Jones, Mary Lee (wife of John Coffin)
• Jones, Miss (of Boston)
• Jones, Miss (of the South)
• Jones, Mr.
• Jones, Mr. (Boston tavernkeeper)
• Jones, Mr., charge against JQA
• Jones, Mrs., gives party in Boston
• Jones, Noble Wimberly (Ga. member of Congress)
• Jones, Peter (father of Anna)
• Jones, Adj. Gen. Roger
• Jones, Stephen (military contractor)
• Jones, Susannah
• Jones, Sir Thomas
• Jones, Thomas
• Jones, Thomas, in No. 43
• Jones, Walter (Washington lawyer)
• Jones, Capt. William
• Jones, Sir William (1746-1794)
• Jones, William (1675-1749), or Sir William (1746-1794)
• Jones, William (of the Ranger)
• Jones, William (postmaster at Washington)
• Jones, William Harris (artist)
• Jones, Mr. (of New Haven, Conn.)
• Jones, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Ten Mile Run, N.J.)
• Jones, witness, No. 6
• Jonson
• Jonson, Ben
• Jordan, Dorothea Bland (Brit. actress)
• Jordan, Henry, engraved portrait of A. H. Everett
• Jordan, Robert
• Jordan, William H. S.
• Jose, Nathaniel, witness, No. 2
• Joseph (Biblical character)
• Joseph (British brig)
• Joseph II, Emperor of Austria
• “Joseph and Potiphar’s Wife,” painting
• Joseph, Jabez (“Indian Man of Plymouth”)
• Josey (Palmer family servant in Braintree)
• Josiah, Capt. James (of the Lady Washington and the Anne)
• Joslyn family (of New England)
• Josselin, France
• Josselyne (Josslin, Jocelin), Ann (Anna), complainant, No. 30
• Josselyne v. Harrington, No. 30
• Josselyne, Thomas, witness, No. 30
• Journal and Correspondence of Miss Adams
• Journal de Paris
• Journal des sçavans
• Journal of Education
• Journal of a Convention of the Protestant Episcopal church
• Journal of the Executive Proceedings of the Senate of the United States of America...(“Executive Record”)
• “Journal of the Times, A”
• Journal, Acts and Proceedings of the Convention . . . Which Formed the Constitution of the United States, edited by JQA
• Journals of Congress (1774-1788)
• Jouve, Adolphus Peter (H.C. 1826)
• Jouy-en-Josas, France
• Jovius, Paulus
• Joy, Mr. (of Boston)
• Joy, Benjamin
• Joy, Benjamin (architect)
• Joy, Mrs. (wife of Benjamin), identified
• Joy, John
• Joy, John (loyalist)
• Joy, John Benjamin
• Joy, Joseph Barrell
• Joy, Michael
• Joy, Mrs. (wife of Michael, née Hall)
• Joy, Mr., on Niagara trip
• Joy, Mrs.
• “Joyce Junior” (pseudonym for leader of Boston committee on tarring and feathering)
• Joyce, George (cornet of horse in Cromwell's army)
• Joyeuse Entrée oath
• Joyner, Capt. John (of the South Carolina)
• Juarre, M. d' (French officer)
• Judah (Adams family servant)
• Judah (Biblical character)
• Judaism
• Judd, William
• Judd, William Samuel (H.C. 1787)
• Judges
• Judgment notwithstanding the verdict
• Judgment, entry of
• Judgment, motion in arrest of
• Judicial review
• Judiciary, U.S.
• Judiciary Act of 1789
• Judson, Rev. Adoniram (of Malden)
• Jugurtha, King of Numidia
• Julia (not identified)
• Julian calendar
• Julian, the Apostate
• Julie, ship
• Julien (French ship of the line)
• Julien Auction Room (Boston)
• Juliet Grenville
• Julius Caesar (ship)
• Julius II, Pope
• “Junius”
• Junius (Mass. privateer)
• Junius, Letters
• “Junius Americanus” (pseudonym of Arthur Lee)
• Juno (British ship)
• Juno (Mass. privateer)
• Junot, Laure Permon, Duchesse d'Abrantès
• Jupiter (god)
• Jupiter, satellites of
• Juries
• Jurieu, M. (of the French Academy of Sciences)
• Jurisdiction, plea to the
• Jurisdiction, waiver of objection to
• Jurisdictional facts
• Juror, withdrawal of a
• Jurors
• Jury
• Jury, grand
• Justice, Alexander, Dominion of the Sea
• Justices of the Peace
• Justification
• Justin Martyr
• Justinian
• Jutland (European peninsula)
• Juvenal (Decimus Junius Juvenalis)