Index: Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 11, B

• Babeuf, François Noël (French revolutionary)
• Bache, Benjamin Franklin (Phila. printer)
• Bacon, Sir Francis
• Bacry, House of (brokerage firm in Algiers)
• Baden, Margraviate of
• Baldwin, Abraham (Ga. representative)
• Baltimore, Md.
• Bancroft, Dr. Edward (Brit. spy and U.S. speculator)
• Bank of England
• Bank of Pennsylvania
• Bank of the United States
• Bantry Bay, Ireland
• Baptists
• Barbary States
• Barclay, John (president of Bank of Pennsylvania)
• Baring, Francis (London banker)
• Baring, John (London banker)
• Baring Brothers & Co. (London financial firm)
• Barnard, Capt. Tristram (of Boston)
• Barnes, Capt. Miles (of the Industry)
• Barney, Capt. Joshua (former U.S. naval officer)
• Barnstable, Mass.
• Barras, Paul (president of French Directory)
• Barrell, Joseph (Boston merchant)
• Barthélemy, François (French minister to Switzerland)
• Basel, Switzerland
• Bass, Ann Adams (Nancy, 1773–1818, niece of JA, wife of Josiah)
• Bass, Jonathan (father of Deacon Jonathan)
• Bass, Deacon Jonathan (of Quincy)
• Bass, Joseph (of Braintree)
• Bass, Capt. Josiah (of Quincy)
• Bassett, Anna Marie Dandridge (sister of Martha Washington, wife of Burwell)
• Bassett, Col. Burwell (of Va.)
• Batavian Republic
• Bath, England
• Baxter, Capt. Daniel (Quincy tax collector)
• Baxter, Edward Willard (of Quincy)
• Baxter, Jonathan, Jr. (of Quincy)
• Baxter, Capt. Joseph (of Quincy)
• Baxter, Rhoda Field (wife of Edward)
• Baxter, Capt. Thompson (of Quincy)
• Bayard, Samuel (U.S. agent in London)
• Beale, Capt. Benjamin, Sr. (1702–1793, father of Benjamin, Jr.)
• Beale, Capt. Benjamin, Jr. (1741–1825, of Quincy)
• Beale, Benjamin, III (1768–1826, son of Benjamin, Jr.)
• Beale, Hannah Baxter (2d wife of Benjamin, Sr.)
• Beale, Capt. Richard Copeland (son of Benjamin, Jr.)
• Beaumez, Bon Albert Briois de (French merchant)
• Beaumez, Sarah Lyons Walrond Flucker (wife of Bon Albert)
• Beckley, John (Va. politician)
• Beckwith, George (adjutant-general of Upper and Lower Canada)
• Beeldemaker, Jan (Rotterdam merchant)
• Belcher, Moses, Jr. (of Braintree)
• Belknap, Rev. Jeremy (of Dover, N.H.)
• Bellegarde, Gen. Heinrich Josef von (Austria)
• Bell’s Weekly Messenger (London)
• Berckel, Franco Petrus van (Dutch minister to U.S.)
• Berckel, Pieter Johan van (Dutch minister to U.S.)
• Berlin
• Bermuda
• Bertier de Sauvigny, Louis Bénigne François (son-in-law of Joseph Foulon)
• Betsey (brig)
• Betsy (Adams servant)
• Beurnonville, Pierre, Comte de (French general)
• Beverly, Mass.
• Bible
• Bickerstaff, Isaac
• Bielfeld, Charles, Baron von (Prussian diplomat)
• Billings, Mr. (Adams farmhand)
• Bingham, Anne Willing (wife of William)
• Bingham, William (Penn. politician)
• Birch, Mr. (Brit. artist)
• Birmingham, England
• Births
• Black, Esther (wife of Moses)
• Black, Moses (of Braintree)
• Black, Capt. (of the Niagara)
• Blackstone, William
• Blad, Claude Antoine Augustin (French revolutionary)
• Blake, George (Boston lawyer)
• Blake, Joseph (of Boston)
• Blodget, Rebecca Smith (of Phila.)
• Bloodworth, Timothy (N.C. senator)
• Blount, Thomas (N.C. representative)
• Boissy d’Anglas, François Antoine, Comte de (French revolutionary)
• Bolingbroke, Henry St. John, Viscount
• Bollman (Bollmann), Justus Erich (German physician)
• Bollman (Bollmann), Ludwig (brother of Justus)
• Bonaparte, Napoleon
• Bond, Phineas (Brit. chargé d’affaires in Phila.)
• Books and pamphlets
• Borgia, House of
• Boston, Mass.
• Boston Gazette
• Boston Public Library
• Boston Tea Party
• Boswell, James
• Bourbon, House of
• Bourne, Sylvanus (U.S. consul at Amsterdam)
• Bourne, Mrs. (wife of Sylvanus)
• Bowditch, Jonathan (cordwainer)
• Bowditch, Rebecca Vinton (wife of Jonathan)
• Bowdoin, James, Jr. (of Boston)
• Bowyer, Robert (Brit. artist)
• Boydell, John (London alderman and print seller)
• Boydell, Josiah (nephew of John)
• Brabant, Belgium
• Bracket, Mr.
• Bradford, William (U.S. attorney general)
• Braintree, Mass.
• Braintree, Vt.
• Brattle, Maj. Gen. William (of Cambridge)
• Breck, Jean Ross (wife of Samuel)
• Breck, Samuel, Jr. (of Phila.)
• Bremen, Germany
• Brest, France
• Bridport, Adm. Alexander Hood, Viscount (Brit. naval commander)
• Brielle, Netherlands
• Briesler, Abigail (Nabby, daughter of John, Sr.)
• Briesler, Elizabeth (daughter of John, Sr.)
• Briesler, Esther Field (wife of John, Sr.)
• Briesler, John, Sr. (1756–1836, Adams family servant)
• Briesler, John, Jr. (1794–1877, son of John, Sr.)
• Brighton, England
• Brissot de Warville, Jacques Pierre (French revolutionary)
• Bristol, England
• Britannia (ship)
• British Army
• British Institution for Promoting the Fine Arts in the United Kingdom
• British Navy
• Brittany, France
• Brookfield, Mass.
• Brooks, Capt. Thomas (of Medford)
• Brown, Andrew (Phila. printer)
• Brückner, J. C. F. (physician)
• Buchan, William
• Buck, Daniel (Vt. representative)
• Buckingham, George Villiers, 1st Duke of
• Buckingham and Normanby, John Sheffield, 1st Duke of
• Bull, David (Hartford innkeeper)
• Burk, John Daly (Boston printer)
• Burk, Thomas (N.Y. ferryman)
• Burke, Edmund (M.P.)
• Burr, Aaron (N.Y. politician)
• Burrell, Peter (Adams family tenant)
• Butler, Pierce (S.C. senator)