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References

From Mary Nicolson, 26 May 1774 [Papers of John Adams 2:98]+

From Isaac Smith Sr., 11 September 1776 [Papers of John Adams 5:23]

To Joseph Palmer, 6 May 1777 [Papers of John Adams 5:180]+

To James Warren, 6 May 1777 [Papers of John Adams 5:181]+

To Elbridge Gerry, 23 December 1777 [Papers of John Adams 5:366]

From Samuel Tucker, 27 May 1778 [Papers of John Adams 6:158]

From Samuel Tucker, 27 May 1778 [Papers of John Adams 6:159]+

From William MacCreery, 25 July 1778 [Papers of John Adams 6:317]

From Joshua Johnson, 2 May 1780 [Papers of John Adams 9:265]+

To Jeremiah Allen, 3 May 1780 [Papers of John Adams 9:266]+

From John Bondfield, 28 October 1780 [Papers of John Adams 10:311]+

From Philippe André Joseph de Létombe, 26 October 1781 [Papers of John Adams 12:53]+

To François Adriaan Van der Kemp, 27 November 1781 [Papers of John Adams 12:92]+

From John Hodshon, 20 April 1782 [Papers of John Adams 12:434]

Guide to Editorial Apparatus [Papers of John Adams 12:xx]

Subentries

– AA asks to deliver trunk to Mary Cranch [1 reference]

– AA visits [3 references]

– AA’s goods consigned to [1 reference]

– Elizabeth Cranch dines with [1 reference]

– Elizabeth Shaw on [1 reference]

– Elizabeth Shaw sends letters by [2 references]

– JQA dines and lodges with [12 references]

– Letters [16 subentries]

– Louisa Catharine Smith stays with [1 reference]

– Thomas Boylston on [1 reference]

– affronted that AA and JA have not written [1 reference]

– and AA’s trunk [1 reference]

– and cod fisheries [1 reference]

– and inoculation of AA and her children [6 references]

– and payment for CA’s passage [3 references]

– and the Continental lottery [1 reference]

– and toryism of son [2 references]

– appointed by Marine Committee to arbitrate a dispute [5 references]

– as business associate of Hodshon [2 references]

– as delegate at ordination [1 reference]

– as possible minister at Hingham [1 reference]

– attends Allens' wedding [2 references]

– business ventures [3 references]

– characterizes Thomas Irving [1 reference]

– children of as comfort [1 reference]

– circulates JA's letter on fishing rights [2 references]

– correspondence with AA [3 references]

– correspondence with JA [21 references]

– financial adviser to AA [4 references]

– forwards AA's letters to JA [2 references]

– forwards letters from and to AA [9 references]

– goods for AA to be sent to care of [2 references]

– health of [1 reference]

– helps AA arrange passage to England [4 references]

– helps AA buy land [5 references]

– his ships in Baltimore [2 references]

– his ships taken by British [1 reference]

– his trade and credit in S.C. [1 reference]

– hospitality towards JQA [3 references]

– house in Boston used for inoculation [2 references]

– identified [3 references]

– illness and death [2 references]

– imports flour into Boston [5 references]

– in Salem during siege of Boston [3 references]

– inclusion of letters from, in Papers of John Adams [1 reference]

– incorporator of Massachusetts Bank [1 reference]

– letter from JA listed (1786) [1 reference]

– letter from JA on naval matters [1 reference]

– letter to AA listed (1761) [2 references]

– letter to AA listed (1778) [1 reference]

– letter to JA listed (1781) [1 reference]

– letters to JA listed (1776) [2 references]

– mentioned [81 references]

– mercantile activities [3 references]

– mourns wife [6 references]

– on Boston Tea Party [1 reference]

– on British frigates in Boston Harbor [3 references]

– on British use of American prisoners [1 reference]

– on French fleet's inactivity at Boston [1 reference]

– on Massachusetts' financial situation [1 reference]

– on drought [1 reference]

– on fortifications in Boston Harbor [1 reference]

– on ill health of Elizabeth Storer Smith [1 reference]

– on independence [1 reference]

– on mob actions against suspected loyalists in Boston [1 reference]

– on opening American ports to trade [2 references]

– on preparation to evacuate Boston [1 reference]

– on problems of conducting trade and commerce in New England [4 references]

– on the conflagration of Charlestown [1 reference]

– on trade between Massachusetts and New York City [2 references]

– portrait [2 references]

– possible remarriage of [2 references]

– receives goods from AA [2 references]

– request to export fish to West Indies granted [4 references]

– residence in Boston [7 references]

– sends goods to AA [1 reference]

– views on building ships for Continental Navy [1 reference]

– visits Harvard [2 references]

– visits with Cranches [3 references]

– visits with JQA [1 reference]

– visits with Shaws [2 references]

– wants to establish credit and trade connections in Ga. [3 references]

– writes W. Smith that AA will sail with Capt. Lyde [1 reference]