Index: Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 13, M

• McClenachan, Blair (Phila. merchant)
• Macdonald, Gen. Étienne Jacques Joseph Alexandre (French)
• McElroy, Archibald (Penn. tavern keeper)
• McFarland, Walter (of Hopkinton, Mass.)
• McHenry, James (U.S. secy. of war)
• McHenry, John, Jr. (nephew of James)
• McHenry, Margaret Allison Caldwell (wife of James)
• McKean, Rev. Joseph (of Milton)
• McKean, Thomas (Penn. chief justice)
• Macon, Nathaniel (N.C. representative)
• Macpherson, James
• MacPherson, Gen. William (of Phila.)
• Madeira Islands
• Madison, James
• Magdeburg, Germany
• Magnien, Capt. Bernard (of Portsmouth, Va.)
• Maidenhead (now Lawrenceville), N.J.
• Mails
• Maine
• Maitland, Gen. Thomas (Brit.)
• Malcom, Samuel Bayard (private secy. to JA)
• Mallett, Peter, Jr. (father of Sarah Mallett Smith)
• Mallett, Sarah Jane
• Malony, Elenora (of Phila.)
• Malta
• Maltese Order of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem
• Manchester, Mass.
• Mannheim, Germany
• Manning & Loring (Boston publisher)
• Mantua, Italy
• Manufacturing
• Maps
• Marblehead, Mass.
• Maria Augusta (daughter of Frederick Augustus III)
• Maria Carolina, Queen of Naples
• Maria Elizabeth (barque)
• Mark, Jacob (N.Y. merchant)
• Marks, Conrad (Lower Milford, Penn., tavern keeper)
• Marlborough, Mass.
• Marriages
• Mars (Brit. ship of the line)
• Marsh, Wilson (of Quincy)
• Marshall, Humphrey (Ky. senator)
• Marshall, James Markham (brother of John, Sr.)
• Marshall, John, Sr. (1755–1835, Va. lawyer)
• Marshall, John, Jr. (1798–1833, son of John, Sr.)
• Marshall, Mary Willis Ambler (wife of John, Sr.)
• Martin, Alexander (N.C. senator)
• Martin, Luther (Md. lawyer)
• Mary I, Queen of England
• Mary and Sally (sloop)
• Maryland
• Mason, John Thomson (Washington, D.C., lawyer)
• Mason, Stevens Thomson (Va. senator)
• Massachusetts
• Massachusetts Bay
• Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society
• Massachusetts Historical Society
• Massachusetts Mercury (Boston)
• Masséna, Gen. André (French)
• Mazzei, Philip (of Pisa, Italy)
• Meade, Mr.
• Medfield, Mass.
• Medford, Mass.
• Mediterranean Sea
• Mendez, Moses
• Mercantile Advertiser (N.Y.)
• Mercer, Col. John Francis (of Fredericksburg, Va.)
• Mercury (ship)
• Merlin, Philippe Antoine (pres. of French Directory)
• Michael (Michial, Adams servant)
• Middlesex Canal
• Middlesex County, Mass.
• Middletown, Conn.
• Mifflin, Thomas (gov. of Penn.)
• Milan, Italy
• Militia (U.S.)
• Miller, Maj. Ebenezer (of Braintree)
• Milton, John
• Milton, England
• Milton, Mass.
• Mincio River
• Minerva (ship)
• Mining
• Minns, Thomas (Boston printer)
• Mint, U.S.
• Mirabeau, Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, Comte de
• Mississippi River
• Molière, Jean Baptiste Poquelin (French playwright)
• Money
• Monmouth, Battle of
• Monmouth County, N.J.
• Monroe, James
• Montgomery, N.J.
• Montgomery County, Md.
• Montgomery County, Penn.
• Monticello (Va. estate)
• Morasch, Christian Gottfried (artist)
• Moreau, Gen. Jean Victor (French)
• Morocco
• Morris, Gouverneur (U.S. merchant and diplomat)
• Morris, Lewis (of N.Y.)
• Morris, Mary White (wife of Robert, Sr.)
• Morris, Nicholson & Greenleaf (Washington, D.C., land firm)
• Morris, Capt. Richard Valentine (of N.Y.)
• Morris, Robert, Sr. (1734–1806, financier)
• Morris, Robert, Jr. (1769–ca. 1804, son of Robert, Sr.)
• Morris, William White (son of Robert, Sr.)
• Morris, Capt. (of the Ocean)
• Morrisania, N.Y.
• Morrisville, Penn.
• Morse, Rev. Jedidiah (of Charlestown)
• Morton, Jacob (general of N.Y. militia)
• Morton, Perez (of Braintree)
• Morton, Sarah Wentworth Apthorp (wife of Perez)
• Morton, Thomas
• Moscati, Pietro (Cisalpine Republic director)
• Moulins, Jean François Auguste (member of French Directory)
• Mountflorence, Maj. James Cole (secy. to W. V. Murray)
• Mount Holly, N.J.
• Mount Parnassus
• Mount Tabor, Syria (now Israel)
• Mount Vernon (Va. estate)
• Mount Vernon (ship)
• Mozard, Theodore Charles (French consul to U.S.)
• Muhammad
• Muhlenberg, Catherine Schaefer (wife of Frederick Augustus Conrad)
• Muhlenberg, Frederick A. (son of Frederick Augustus Conrad)
• Muhlenberg, Frederick Augustus Conrad (Penn. politician)
• Murray, Lindley
• Murray, William Vans (U.S. minister to Netherlands)
• Music