Index: Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 11, F

• Fallen Timbers, Battle of
• Falmouth, England
• Farell & Jones (Brit. mercantile firm)
• Fauchet, Jean Antoine Joseph (former French minister to the U.S.)
• Faxon, Azariah (of Braintree)
• Faxon, Dorcas Penniman (wife of Azariah)
• Faxon, James (Adams family tenant)
• Faxon, Mary Field (wife of James)
• Fayetteville, N.C.
• Federalist Party
• Federal Orrery (Boston)
• Fenner, Arthur (gov. of R.I.)
• Fenno, John (Phila. printer)
• Ferdinand IV, King of Naples
• Ferdinand, Duke of Parma
• Ferdinand
• Fernald, Capt. Benjamin (of the Aurora)
• Ferrol, Spain
• Fijnje, Wybo (brother-in-law of Jean Luzac)
• Finances
• Findley, William (Penn. representative)
• Fires
• Fiske, James (of Greenwich, Mass.)
• Fiske, Rev. John (of New Braintree)
• Fiske, Rev. Moses (of Quincy)
• Fitch, Mary (of Jamaica)
• Fitzsimons, Thomas (Penn. representative)
• Flanders
• Flatbush, N.Y.
• Flint, Rev. Jacob (of Reading, Mass.)
• Florida
• Flucker, Sarah Lyons Walrond
• Flucker, Thomas, Jr. (1st husband of Sarah Beaumez)
• Flushing, Netherlands
• Fontarabia, Spain
• Food and drink
• Ford, Worthington Chauncey (editor)
• Fort Oswego, N.Y.
• Foster, Bossenger, Jr. (of Boston)
• Foster, James Hiller (1773–1862, later husband of Elizabeth Smith)
• Foster, Capt. Samuel (of the Elizabeth)
• Foulon, Joseph François (French financier and statesman)
• Fox, Charles James (M.P.)
• France
• Francis II, Holy Roman Emperor
• Francis, John (Phila. landlord)
• Franklin, Benjamin
• Frazier, Mary (of Newburyport)
• Frazier, Nathan, Jr. (Boston merchant)
• Fredericksburg, Va.
• Frederick William II, King of Prussia
• Freeman, Jonathan, Sr. (1728–1796, Boston merchant)
• Freeman, Jonathan, Jr. (1761–1795, son of Jonathan, Sr.)
• Freeman, Nathaniel, Jr. (Mass. representative)
• Freeman, Ruth Hatch (wife of Jonathan, Sr.)
• Freeman & Vans (Boston mercantile firm)
• Freire, Agnes Frances Lockyer (wife of Portuguese minister to U.S.)
• French, Eunice Vinton (wife of Moses, Jr.)
• French, Moses, Sr. (1731–1807, of Quincy)
• French, Moses, Jr. (1769–1842, son of Moses, Sr.)
• French Army
• French language and literature
• French Navy
• French Revolution
• Freneau, Philip (Phila. printer)
• Frestel, Felix (tutor)
• Friendly Sons of St. Patrick (Phila.)
• Friesland (province of the Netherlands)
• Frothingham, Nathaniel (Boston coachmaker)
• Fulton, Col. Samuel (of N.C.)
• Funerals
• Furniture and furnishings
• Fuseli, Henry (Swiss artist)