Index: Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 13, S

• Saint Albans (Brit. ship of the line)
• St. Christopher Island, West Indies
• St. Croix River
• St. Domingue (now Haiti)
• St. John’s College (Annapolis, Md.)
• St. Kitts, West Indies
• St. Lawrence River
• Saint Marcouf, Îles, France
• Saint Mémin, Charles Balthazar Julien Févret de (engraver)
• St. Petersburg, Russia
• St. Vincent, Adm. John Jervis, Earl of (Brit.)
• Salem, Mass.
• Salem, Vt.
• Salem Gazette
• Sampson (ship)
• Samuel (schooner)
• Sanadon, Noël Étienne (French translator)
• San Sebastián, Spain
• Sardinia
• Savage, Edward (artist)
• Savage, Richard (Brit. poet)
• Savil, Mr. (of Quincy)
• Saxon Army
• Saxony
• Schauenburg, Gen. Alexis Balthazar Henri (French)
• Schérer, Gen. Barthélemy Louis Joseph (French)
• Schickler, David, Sr. (1755–1818, Berlin banker)
• Schickler, David, Jr. (1777–1866, son of David, Sr.)
• Schickler, Juliane Marie von Axen (wife of David, Jr.)
• Schieffelin, Jonathan (U.S. agent of Indian Affairs)
• Schuylkill River
• Science
• Scotland
• Scott, Gustavus (Washington, D.C., commissioner)
• Sculpture
• Second Mission to France
• Sedgwick, Theodore (Mass. politician)
• Selection of the Patriotic Addresses, to the President of the United States
• Senate, U.S.
• Sermons
• Servants
• Seven Years’ War
• Sever, Capt. James (of the Congress)
• Sewall, Samuel (Mass. representative)
• Shakespeare, William
• Sharp, Susanna White (JA’s great aunt)
• Shaw, Abigail Adams (1790–1859, niece of AA)
• Shaw, Elizabeth Quincy (Betsy, 1780–1798, niece of AA)
• Shaw, Elizabeth Smith (sister of AA)
• Shaw, Rev. John (1748–1794, 1st husband of Elizabeth Peabody)
• Shaw, William Smith (1778–1826, nephew of AA)
• Sheffield, John Baker Holroyd, Lord (M.P.)
• Shenstone, William
• Sheridan, Richard Brinsley (M.P. and playwright)
• Shetland Islands, Scotland
• Shippen, Edward (Penn. judge)
• Shippen, Margaret (of Phila.)
• Ships and shipping
• Shoemaker, Benjamin (of Germantown, Penn.)
• Shoemaker, Capt. Edward (of the Polaski)
• Shute, John (of N.Y.)
• Sicily
• Sieyès, Abbé Emmanuel Joseph (French revolutionary)
• Silesia
• Simpson, George (cashier of Bank of the United States)
• Skipwith, Fulwar (U.S. consul general to France)
• Slavery
• Smith, Abigail Adams
• Smith, Ann (Nancy, sister of WSS)
• Smith, Caroline Amelia (1795–1852, daughter of AA2 and WSS)
• Smith, Catharine Louisa Salmon (1749–1824, sister-in-law of AA)
• Smith, Charles Salmon (1779–1797, nephew of AA)
• Smith, Elizabeth (Betsy, 1770–1849, cousin of AA)
• Smith, Elizabeth (Betsy, 1771–1854, niece of AA)
• Smith, Elizabeth Quincy (1721–1775, wife of Rev. William, mother of AA)
• Smith, Elizabeth Smith (Betsy, sister of WSS, wife of John, Jr.)
• Smith, Elizabeth Storer (1789–1859, daughter of William and Hannah Carter)
• Smith, Hannah (1794–1863, daughter of William and Hannah Carter)
• Smith, Hannah Carter (1764–1836, wife of William, cousin of AA)
• Smith, Isaac, Sr. (1719–1787, uncle of AA)
• Smith, Isaac, Jr. (1749–1829, son of Isaac, Sr.)
• Smith, Isaac (1792–1813, son of William and Hannah Carter)
• Smith, John, Jr. (Baltimore merchant)
• Smith, John Adams (1788–1854, son of AA2 and WSS)
• Smith, John Spencer (Brit. diplomat)
• Smith, John Stephens (son of John, Jr., nephew of WSS)
• Smith, Justus Bosch (brother of WSS)
• Smith, Louisa Catharine (1773–1857, niece of AA)
• Smith, Margaret Stephens (mother of WSS)
• Smith, Mary Carter (1791–1798, daughter of William and Hannah Carter)
• Smith, Mary Carter (1799–1806, daughter of William and Hannah Carter)
• Smith, Samuel (Md. representative)
• Smith, Sarah Jane Mallett (d. 1801, wife of William, AA’s nephew)
• Smith, Thomas (1745–1809, Penn. judge)
• Smith, Thomas (1796–1880, son of William and Hannah Carter)
• Smith, Rev. William (1707–1783, father of AA)
• Smith, William (1755–1816, cousin of AA, Boston merchant)
• Smith, William (1774–1801, nephew of AA)
• Smith, William (1788–1811, son of William and Hannah Carter)
• Smith, William Loughton (U.S. minister to Portugal)
• Smith, William Stephens (1755–1816, husband of AA2, designated as WSS in The Adams Papers)
• Smith, William Steuben (1787–1850, son of AA2 and WSS)
• Smith, Mrs. (of New Haven)
• Snow, Samuel (U.S. consul to Canton)
• Snowden, Isaac (of Phila.)
• Societies and clubs
• Society of Friends (Quakers)
• Society of the Cincinnati
• Society of United Irishmen
• Socrates
• Sonne (brig)
• Sons of Liberty
• Soper, Maj. Edmund (1731–1776, of Braintree)
• Soper, Edmund (1759–1811, son of Maj. Edmund)
• Sophia (brig)
• Soule, Mr. (Adams farmhand)
• Soule, Mr. (brother of Adams farmhand)
• South
• South Carolina
• Spain
• Spear, Mr.
• Spectator (N.Y.)
• Speyer, John (N.Y. merchant)
• Springer, Lydia (Peabody servant)
• Springfield, Mass.
• SSA
• Stamford, Conn.
• Staphorst, Nicolaas & Jacob van (Amsterdam banking firm)
• State Department, U.S.
• State Street Corporation (Boston)
• Stedman, Almy Ellery (wife of William)
• Stedman, William (of Lancaster, Mass.)
• Steiger, Niklaus Friedrich von (Swiss politician)
• Sterne, Laurence
• Stetson, Mr. (Adams farmhand)
• Stevens, Edward (U.S. consul general to St. Domingue)
• Stockach, Germany
• Stockdale, John (London printer and bookseller)
• Stocker, Ebenezer (of Newburyport)
• Stoddert, Benjamin (U.S. secy. of the navy)
• Stoddert, Rebecca Lowndes (wife of Benjamin)
• Stone, John Hurford (Brit. printer)
• Stony Point, N.Y.
• Storer, Charles (1761–1829, former secy. to JA)
• Strasbourg, France
• Stratford, Conn.
• Strong, Caleb (gov. of Mass.)
• Stuart, Gilbert (artist)
• Stuart, Lord Henry Petty (secy. to R. Liston)
• Suffield, Conn.
• Suffolk County, Mass.
• Sullivan, James (Mass. attorney general)
• Sumner, Elizabeth Hyslop (wife of Increase)
• Sumner, Increase (gov. of Mass.)
• Sumner, Sarah Sharp (mother of Increase)
• Sun (London)
• Sunbury and Northumberland Gazette (Sunbury, Penn.)
• Supreme Court, U.S.
• Suriname
• Suvorov, Marshal Aleksandr (Russian)
• Swain, Charles (sailing master of the Constitution)
• Swan, James (Boston merchant)
• Swanwick, John (Penn. representative)
• Sweden
• Swift, John (Milton hat manufacturer)
• Swift, Jonathan
• Switzerland
• Sydney, Rose (Phila. actress)
• Symmons, Charles
• Syria