Index: Consolidated, M

• MHA
• MHS
• MQA
• Maarssen, Netherlands
• Maas River, Netherlands
• Maassluis, Netherlands
• Maastricht, Netherlands
• Mably, Abbé Gabriel Bonnot de (French writer)
• McAdam, John Loudon
• Macadore
• McAroy v. The Thistle
• McArthur, Gen. Duncan, identified
• Macaulay, Catharine Sawbridge
• Macaulay, Catherine Sophia (daughter of Catharine Macaulay Graham)
• Macaulay, Dr. George (husband of Catharine)
• MacAuliff(e) family (of Boston)
• Macbeth
• McBride, Capt. (of the Artois)
• McCall, Lt. Col. James
• McCallum, C. A.
• McCambly, David
• McCann, Mary
• McCard
• McCarney, Michael, defendant, Form XXII
• McCarrie, Mr. (Bordeaux merchant)
• McCarthy, John (ex-prisoner)
• Maccarty (Maccartey), Mr. in Bordeaux
• Maccarty, Capt. (slave trader)
• McCarty (Macatter), Capt. Edward (of the Black Princess)
• McCarty, Capt. John
• Maccarty, Rev. Thaddeus (1721-1784; of Worcester, Mass.)
• Maccarty, Dr. Thaddeus, Jr.
• McCarty, William (merchant at Lorient)
• McCarty, William, & Co.
• McCarty, Mr. (of Boston)
• McCauley (McCawley, Maccaulley), William
• McCawley (Macauley), Lt. James (Marine Corps)
• McClane, Mr., carries letters to AA
• McClary (privateer), in No. 58
• McClary (Mcclay), Maj. Andrew
• McClary (ship), captures Lusanna
• McClean
• McClellan (McClelan), Samuel
• McClenachan, Ann Darragh (wife of Blair), portrait by Peale
• McClenachan, Blair, portrait by Peale
• Macclesfield, Earl of
• McCobb v. Gridley
• McCobb, James (customs officer, Kennebec)
• McCobbe, Capt. James
• McCormick, Daniel (N.Y. merchant)
• McCoy, Gen. William (U.S. Repr., Va.), identified
• McCracken, Mr. (of N.Y.)
• McCreery (McClary), William (of Bordeaux)
• McCue, William, petition to Continental Congress
• McCulloch, John Ramsay, Dictionary . . . of Commerce and Commercial Navigation
• McDaniel, Mr. (clerk to customs commissioners, Boston)
• MacDonald, Archibald
• McDonald, Donald (British general)
• McDonold, Donold
• McDonald, James
• McDonough, Bridget (cook)
• Macdonough, Capt. Thomas
• McDougall, Brig. Gen. Alexander (N.Y. member of Congress)
• McDougall, Hannah Bostwick (wife of Alexander)
• McDougall, Miss (of New York City)
• McDougall, Mr. (in Philadelphia)
• McDuffie, George (U.S. Repr., S.C.)
• Macedonia
• McEvers, Charles
• McEwen, James, defendant, Form XVII
• McFarland, Capt.
• McFarland, John, deposition of, No. 58
• McGee, Capt.
• McGee (Magee), James, witness, No. 1
• McGee (Magee), Mary, witness, No. 1
• McGlathly, John, witness, No. 34
• McGlocklin, James, witness, No. 56
• McGoon, David, witness, No. 14
• McGraves, Mrs. (of Amsterdam)
• McHard, James, Jr. (Haverhill merchant)
• McHenry, Dr. James (Md. politician)
• Machias Liberty (Mass. Navy, sloop)
• Machias, Maine
• Machiavelli, Niccolò
• McIntire, Mr.
• McIntire, Mr. (shoemaker)
• McIntire, Neal, juror, No. 63
• McIntire, Neil (owner of McClary)
• McIntosh, Ebenezer
• McIntosh, George (of Ga.)
• McIntosh, Peter
• McIntyre, Neal
• Mackalley's Case
• Mackay, Capt. (of Boston)
• Mackay, Capt. (of Falmouth, Maine)
• Mackay, Maj. Gen.
• McKay, Mr., witness, No. 58
• Mackay, William, witness, No. 46
• McKean, Henry Swasey
• McKean, Thomas (Del. politician)
• McKeen, Rev. Joseph (of Beverly, Mass.)
• McKeever, Lt. Isaac
• McKenney (McKenny), Thomas Loraine (head of Bureau of Indian Affairs)
• Mackenzie
• Mackenzie, Sir Alexander, Voyages from Montreal . . .
• Mackenzie, Alexander Slidell
• Mackenzie, Frederick, Diary of
• Mackenzie, Henry
• McKenzie, Mrs. (tavernkeeper of Philadelphia)
• McKenzie, Mr. (snuff mill operator, New London, Conn.)
• Mackewen, Rev. Robert, CFA reads sermon
• McKinly (McInlay), Dr. John (president of Del.)
• McKinstry v. Curtis
• McKinstry, Priscilla
• McKinstry, Sarah (Sally)
• McKinstry, Dr. William
• McKinstry, Mrs. (wife of William)
• Mackintosh, Ebenezer
• Mackintosh, Sir James
• Mackintosh, R. J., Mackintosh
• Macklin, Charles (Irish actor)
• McKnight, Ann
• McKnight, Dr. Charles
• McKraine
• MacLaine (McLane), Rev. Archibald (of the English Church at The Hague)
• McLane, Catherine Mary Mulligan (wife of Louis)
• McLane, Louis (Del. politician)
• McLane, Mr.
• McLane, Samuel
• McLaughlin v. Cosgrove
• Maclay, William
• McLean family
• McLean, Ann Amory (wife of John)
• McLean, Arabella Edward
• McLean, Cornelius (Harvard 1826)
• McLean (McClean), Donald, plaintiff, Form XVII
• McLean (McClean), Hector, in Form XVII
• McLean, Hugh, in Form XXII
• McLean, John (U.S. Supreme Court Justice)
• McLean, Neil, letter to Continental Congress
• McLean v. McEwen, Form XVII
• McLellan, Ballister & Co.
• McLoughlin, William G.
• MacMahon, Dr. I.
• M'Millian v. Birch
• McMonagle, Capt. John (of the Rainbow)
• McNeal, Mr. (H.C. freshman)
• McNeal v. Brideoak
• McNeal, Ann (of Dublin)
• McNeal, Capt., in No. 52
• McNeal, Mary (of Dublin)
• McNeal, Mr. (Boston ropemaker)
• McNeill, Capt. Daniel (of the General Mifflin)
• McNeill, Capt. Hector (of the Boston)
• Macomb, Gen. Alexander
• Macomb, Catherine
• Macomb, Mr. and Mrs.
• Macomb, Mrs. (wife of Alexander)
• Macon, Ga.
• Macpherson, James
• McPherson, Capt. John, Sr.
• McPherson, John Jr.
• Macready, William Charles (actor)
• Macrobius
• McWhorter (McQuarter, McWater), Mr. (of Taunton, Mass.)
• Macy, Capt. Francis (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Macy, Capt. Reuben (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• “Madame”
• Maddison, George
• Maddux, Thomas, Jr.
• Madeira Islands
• Madeira wine
• Mades, Joh. Frid.
• Madison, Dolley (wife of James)
• Madison, James (Va. member of Congress)
• Madisonian, The
• Madras, India
• Madrid, Spain
• Madrid, Chateau of
• Maeder, Clara G. Fisher (actress, wife of James Gaspard)
• Maeder, James Gaspard (of Tremont Theatre)
• Maelzel, John Nepomuk
• Maes, Maese
• Magaw, Col. Robert (of Penn.)
• Magazine (military)
• Magazines
• Magdalen Islands, Quebec
• Magdeburg, Lower Saxony
• Magdelaine, M. de la
• Magee
• Magee, Capt. James (of the Amsterdam)
• Magee, Capt. James (of the General Arnold)
• Magic Lanthorn, lectures on
• Magis, Paul Franz von (Liège minister to the Netherlands)
• Magna Carta
• Magnanime (French ship of the line)
• Magnifique (French ship of the line)
• Magnus, Capt. (of the Cariolanus Aletta)
• Magpie and the Maid, The
• Magrath, Mr.
• Mahé, India
• Mahomet
• Mahon, Viscount
• Mahrattas (Maharashta), India
• Maidstone (British warship)
• Maillebois, Marie Madeleine Catherine de Voyer, Comtesse de
• Maillebois, Yves Marie Desmarets, Comte de
• Maillett, René (of the Saturn)
• Mailly, Jean Baptiste, L'esprit de la Fronde
• Mails
• Mainard
• Mainard, Mr. (Bordeaux merchant)
• Maine
• Maine (French province)
• Maine land cases
• Maintenance (matrimonial)
• Maintenon, Françoise d'Aubigné, Marquise de
• Mairobert, M. F. P. de, L'espion anglois
• Maison du Bois
• Maitland, Col. Alexander(?) (British)
• Maitland, Capt. Richard (of the Philippa)
• Maitlands, Messrs. (of London)
• Majorca
• Malabar (district of Madras)
• Malaga, Spain
• Malaria
• Malcolm, Rev. Howard
• Malcom, Daniel, in No. 46
• Malcom (Malcolm or Malcomb), John
• Malden (Mystic Side), Mass.
• Malebranche, Nicolas
• Malesherbes, Chrétien Guillaume de Lamoignon de (French jurist)
• Malherbe, François de
• Malibran, Signorina Maria Felicita Garcia (opera singer)
• Malice
• Malicious prosecution, action for, pleadings in
• Mall (Maul), Ens. Alexander (29th Regiment), in No. 64
• Mallary, Rollin Carolas (U.S. Repr., Vt.)
• Mallory, John
• Malmesbury, Earl of
• Malpractice, medical
• Malt
• Malta
• Maltby, Mr. (of London)
• Malte-Brun, Conrad, Universal Geography
• Malthus, Thomas Robert
• Maltitz, Baron de (Russian minister)
• Malton, Thomas, Jr. (Brit. artist)
• Malton, Yorkshire, England
• Malynes, Lex Mercatoria
• Mammon
• “Man in red cloak,” in No. 64
• Man, Capt. (British)
• Man, Isle of
• Manchester, Duke of
• Manchester, England
• Manchester, Mass.
• Manchineel, defined
• Mandamus Council and councilors
• Mandatum
• Mandeville, Bernard
• Mandrillon, Joseph (Amsterdam bookseller)
• Mangum, Willie Person (N.C. politician)
• Manhattan Island, N.Y.
• Manifest, ship's
• Manley, Capt. John (of the Hancock, Cumberland, and Jason, successively)
• Mann, Elizabeth Peabody (wife of Horace)
• Mann, Sir Horace
• Manners, George (British consul)
• Manning, Rev. James
• Manning, William, Sr. (London merchant)
• Mansell and Herbert's Case
• Mansfeld, Peter Ernst, Count von
• Mansfield C. & L.M. Ry. Co. v. Swan
• Mansfield v. Hathorne and Longley v. Hathorne
• Mansfield, Isaac
• Mansfield, Sir James
• Mansfield, Col. John
• Mansfield, John, witness, No. 64
• Mansfield, Miss
• Mansfield, Mr.
• Mansfield, Sarah, deposition, No. 29
• Mansfield, Theophilus
• Mansfield, William Murray, 1st Earl of (lord chief justice of the king's bench)
• Mansilla de las Mulas, Spain
• Mansion (Adams)
• Manslaughter
• Manstein, Christof Hermann von
• Manter, Jeremiah, witness, No. 1
• Manter, Silvanus, in No. 1
• Manual
• Manuel du Libraire
• Manufactures and manufacturing
• Manumission
• Manuscript of Knickerbocker Jr.
• Manwaring (Manwarring), Edward
• Manwood, John, Treatise and Discourse of the Laws of the Forrest
• Manzon, Jean (editor of Courier du Bas Rhin)
• Maps
• Mara, Gertrude Elisabeth (singer)
• Maragatos (people of Spain)
• Maranta, Robertus
• Marat, Jean Paul
• Marathon, battle of
• Marattas or Mahrattas (people of central India)
• Marblehead, Mass.
• Marbois
• Marbury v. Madison
• March, Col. (of Newington, N.H.)
• Marchant, Cornelis (witness to loan contract)
• Marchant, Henry (R.I. member of Congress)
• Marches, law of the
• Marcia (in Addison's tragedy Cato)
• Marco Bossaris (steamboat)
• Marcus Aurelius
• Maréchaussée
• Mare Mount
• Mareuil, Baron Durant de
• Mareuil, Madame Durant de
• Margaret (Peggy; “a mulatto woman”), plaintiff, No. 40
• Margaret v. Muzzy, No. 40
• Margaret, Duchess of Parma (Governess General of the Netherlands)
• Margaretta (British schooner)
• Margate, England
• Maria (British brig)
• Maria (schooner)
• Maria Amalia, Queen of Spain
• Maria Beatrice d'Este, Archduchess of Austria
• Maria Christina of Saxony
• Maria Feodorovna, Grand Duchess (wife of Grand Duke Paul)
• Maria I, Queen of Portugal
• Maria Juliana of Brunswick (Dowager Queen of Denmark)
• Maria Theresa, Empress of Germany
• Mariana, Jean de, Histoire generale d'Espagne
• Marie Adélaïde (aunt of Louis XVI)
• Marie Antoinette, Queen of France
• Marie Catherine Sophie Félicité, Queen of France
• Marie Françoise (French ship)
• Marie Thérèse Charlotte (daughter of Marie Antoinette)
• Mariee, Charles
• Marien, Thomas Antoine de (of Amsterdam)
• Marietta, Ohio
• Marigny, Capt. (of the Fortunée)
• Marigny, Chevalier
• Marine Committee
• Mariner's compass
• Marines
• Marines, U.S.
• Marion, Anthony
• Marion, Brig. Gen. Francis
• Marius the younger
• Marius, Gaius
• Marius, John, Advice Concerning Bills of Exchange
• Marjram, Mr. (Bath innkeeper)
• Mark Antony
• Marke, Comte le (French)
• Market Bank, Boston
• Markov, Arkady (Russian minister to the Netherlands)
• Marlborough, Duke of
• Marlborough, England
• Marlborough, Mass.
• Marlborough, Vt.
• Marle (soil)
• Marlowe, Christopher, The Jew of Malta
• Marly, France
• Marmontel, Jean François
• Maroni, Miss (Parisian nun)
• Maroni, Mr. (Irish merchant in Bilbao)
• Maroni, Mrs.
• Maroons (of Jamaica)
• Marot, Daniel (French architect)
• Marquand, Mrs. (wife of Joseph)
• Marquand, Joseph (Newburyport merchant)
• Marque and reprisal, law of
• Marquis de Lafayette (merchant ship)
• Marriage Rake, The (farce)
• Marriage of Figaro
• Marriages
• Marriott, Sir James
• Marrowbones and cleavers
• Marryat, Capt. Frederick
• Mars
• Mars (Dutch frigate)
• Mars (Jersey privateer)
• Mars (Mass. privateer)
• Mars, ship
• Marsdam, Gen. (governor of Breda, Netherlands)
• Marseilles, France
• Marsh, Abigail (Nabby, seamstress)
• Marsh, Ann
• Marsh, Ann Fiske (wife of Joseph)
• Marsh, Capt.
• Marsh, David (of Haverhill?)
• Marsh, Deacon, in No. 64
• Marsh, Dr., testifies in case of Edwards' will
• Marsh, Rev. Elisha (of Westminster, Mass.)
• Marsh, Elisha, of Braintree
• Marsh, Mr. J.
• Marsh, John (of Haverhill?)
• Marsh, Jonathan
• Marsh, Rev. Joseph (1685-1726)
• Marsh, Joseph (1710-1761?)
• Marsh, March
• Marsh, Mary (of Haverhill)
• Marsh, Misses (of Haverhill)
• Marsh, Molly (of Braintree)
• Marsh, Mr. (Quincy shoemaker)
• Marsh, Mr. (of Haverhill?)
• Marsh, Rachel
• Marsh, Thomas (Harvard tutor)
• Marsh, W. H. (transl. Juvenal's Satires)
• Marshall, Capt. (deceased), and No. 46
• Marshall, Capt. (of the Emerald)
• Marshall, Christopher
• Marshall, Edward Carrington (Harvard student)
• Marshall, Emily (later wife of William Foster Otis)
• Marshall, John
• Marshall, Josiah
• Marshall, Mrs. (wife of Josiah)
• Marshall, Josiah, in No. 25
• Marshall, Messrs. (Philadelphia apothecaries)
• Marshall, Miss
• Marshall, Miss (Jane Marshall Rucker's sister)
• Marshall, Mr. (member of Sinking Fund Commission)
• Marshall, Samuel, Treatise on the Law of Insurance
• Marshall, Col. Thomas (10th Mass. militia regiment)
• Marshall, Thomas, in No. 12
• Marshall, Rev. William, identified
• Marshall, William
• Marshalsea, The Case of the
• Marsham, John
• Marshes, Mr. (of Braintree)
• Marshfield, Mass.
• Marsollier des Vivetières, Benoît Joseph, Théodore
• Marstins, Mr. (of Boston), indebtedness to JA paid
• Marston, Benjamin
• Marston, Capt.
• Marston, John
• Marston, John (tavernkeeper)
• Marston, Midshipman (of the Alliance)
• Marston, Misses (school for girls at Quincy)
• Marston, Ward
• Marstrand (Austrian ship)
• Marstrand, Sweden
• Martegues, Chevalier Maccarty de
• Martens, G. F. von, Précis du droit des gens moderne de I'Europe
• Martens, Karl Wilhelm (Hanseatic League chargé d'affaires to the Netherlands)
• Martha (British ship)
• Martha's Vineyard, Mass.
• Martial, Marcus Valerius, Epigrammata
• Martin fils d'Andre
• Martin, Benjamin (British mathematician and instrument maker)
• Martin, Capt.
• Martin, David, La Sainte Bible
• Martin, Henry (London tobacco importer)
• Martin, Hezekiah (stone cutter), works for CFA
• Martin, Gov. Josiah (of N.C.)
• Martin, Josiah (tavernkeeper of Lynn, Mass.)
• Martin, Maj. (British officer in Boston)
• Martin, Mr. (of Va.)
• Martin, Mr.
• Martin, Nicholas
• Martin, Thomas (of Portsmouth, N.H.)
• Martin, Thomas (owner; McClary)
• Martin (tavernkeeper of Northborough, Mass.)
• Martindale, Henry Clinton (U.S. Repr., N.Y.)
• Martindale, Capt. Sion (of the Washington)
• Martineau, Harriet
• Martineau, James, Rationale of Religious Enquiry
• Martinelli, Antoine (Livorno merchant)
• Martinez, Michel
• Martinez (Martinus), Miguel
• Martini, Jean Paul, Egide, Henry IV, ou la Bataille d'lvry
• Martinique
• Martinique (French packet)
• Marvel, Andrew (printer)
• Marvin, Dudley (U.S. Repr., N.Y.)
• Mary (British brigantine)
• Mary Amilia (Amer. brigantine)
• Mary Feron (Amer. merchant ship)
• Mary I, Queen of England
• Mary II, Queen of England
• Mary Magdalen
• Mary, the Virgin
• Maryland
• Maryland Gazette
• Maryland Journal (Baltimore)
• Maryland, Bank of, failure
• Mascarene, John (comptroller, Salem-Marblehead)
• Mascou (Mascov), Johann Jacob, Costume des anciens peuples
• Mashes
• Mashpee, Mass.
• Mason, Ann (Nancy)
• Mason, Anna Maria Murray (wife of John)
• Mason, Dr. Benjamin (younger son of Jonathan Mason, Boston merchant)
• Mason, Capt.
• Mason, Catherine Macomb (wife of John, Jr.)
• Mason, Lt. Col. David
• Mason, Deacon (of Mass.)
• Mason, Capt. Edmund, witness, No. 64
• Mason, George (of Va.)
• Mason, George, Jr. (of Va.)
• Mason, Hannah and Elizabeth
• Mason, James J. and Elizabeth Frances Thorndike
• Mason, Jeremiah
• Mason, Capt. John
• Mason, Gen. John
• Mason, Sgt. John (British)
• Mason, Rev. John M.
• Mason, John Tufton
• Mason, John, Jr.
• Mason (Masson), Jonathan, Sr. (of Boston)
• Mason, Jonathan (Boston merchant)
• Mason, Jonathan, Jr. (former U.S. Sen., Mass., and law clerk for JA)
• Mason, Mary
• Mason, Miriam Clark (wife of Jonathan)
• Mason, Miss (Jonathan, Jr.'s sister)
• Mason, Mr. (of Boston)
• Mason, Mr., guides committee inspecting Boston Light
• Mason, Robert Tufton
• Mason, Sarah Maria
• Mason, Stevens T. (U.S. Sen., Va.), speech
• Mason, Susan Powell (wife of Jonathan, Jr.)
• Mason, Thaddeus (Clerk of Middlesex County Inferior Court)
• Mason, William
• Mason, William (H.C. 1787)
• Mason, Mr. (in Paris)
• Mason (of Princeton, N.J.)
• Masonry and masons
• Masonry, art or occupation of
• “Massachusettensis” essays, by Daniel Leonard
• Massachusetts
• Massachusetts (Mass. privateer)
• Massachusetts (Mass. Navy brig)
• Massachusetts (steamer)
• “Massachusetts Antimason, A”
• Massachusetts Archives
• Massachusetts Bank (later First National Bank of Boston)
• Massachusetts Bay
• Massachusetts Bay Company
• Massachusetts Centinel
• Massachusetts Charter Bill
• Massachusetts Circular Letter
• Massachusetts Federalists
• Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
• Massachusetts Gazette and Boston Weekly News-Letter
• Massachusetts Gazette and Boston Post Boy
• Massachusetts Gazette
• Massachusetts Government Act (1774)
• Massachusetts Habeas Corpus Act
• Massachusetts Historical Society
• Massachusetts Horticultural Society
• Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Co.
• Massachusetts Humane Society
• Massachusetts Journal
• Massachusetts Land Bank (1740-41)
• Massachusetts Life Insurance Co.
• Massachusetts Magazine
• Massachusetts Medical Society
• Massachusetts Missionary Society
• Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
• Massachusetts Navy
• Massachusetts Reports
• Massachusetts Society for Agriculture
• Massachusetts Spy (Worcester)
• “Massachusetts Voter, A”
• Massillon, Jean Baptiste
• Masters of vessels, compensation of
• Masters, Manassah, witness, No. 62
• Masters, Mary Lawrence (wife of William)
• Masters, Sarah (daughter of William)
• Masters, Sybilla (wife of Thomas)
• Masters, Thomas (Penn. merchant)
• Masters, William (brother of Thomas)
• Mastin, Mr.
• Masts
• Matchet, Capt., in No. 59
• Matchet, John, in No. 46
• “Mateship,” defined
• Mathematicians, French
• Mathematics
• Mather family, books and MSS in American Antiquarian Society
• Mather v. Mills
• Mather, Rev. Cotton
• Mather, Rev. Increase
• Mather, Margarette Gerrish (wife of Samuel, Jr.)
• Mather, Mrs. (wife of Samuel)
• Mather, Rev. Samuel (1706-1785, son of Cotton)
• Mather, Samuel, Jr.
• Mathew, Maj. Gen. Edward (British)
• Mathews, Charles (comic actor)
• Mathews, David (mayor of New York), jailed after “Hickey plot”
• Mathews, Edward, defendant, Form VII
• Mathews, John (S.C. member of Congress)
• Mathews, Vice Adm. Thomas (British)
• Mathews, in No. 52
• Mathias, Archduke of Austria
• Mathieu, Joseph (of the Ranger)
• Matlack, Timothy (Penn. politician)
• Matson's Ford, Penn.
• Mattapoisett, Mass.
• Matthaeis, Paulo de, painter
• Matthes, George Hendrik
• Matthews, Albert
• Matthews, David (mayor of N.Y.)
• Matthews, Henry, The Diary of an Invalid
• Matthews, Rev.
• Maturin, Charles Robert
• Mauduit, Israel
• Mauduit, Jasper
• Maupeou, René Nicolas Charles Augustin de
• Maupertuis, Pierre Louis Moreau de (mathematician and astronomer)
• Mauregatos
• Maurepas, Jean Frédéric Phélypeaux, Comte de
• Maurepas, Marie Jeanne Phélypeaux de la Vrillière, Comtesse de
• Maurice of Nassau, Prince of Orange (son of William I)
• Mauritius
• Maury, payment to
• Maverick, Samuel (victim, Boston Massacre)
• Mavoshen
• Maxcy, Rev. Jonathan
• Maxcy, Susan Hopkins (wife of Jonathan)
• Maximilian Joseph (elector of Bavaria)
• Maximilian, Elector of Cologne
• Maximus
• Maxwell, Brig. Gen. William
• May
• May, Dr. Frederick
• May, Henry K.
• May, Hugh (Brit. architect)
• May, Samuel J. (abolitionist)
• Mayberry, Richard
• Mayenne, France
• Mayflower (ship)
• Mayhew
• Mayhew family (of Martha's Vineyard)
• Mayhew v. Allen
• Mayhew v. Bassett
• Mayhew(?), Adonijah
• Mayhew, Bethiah Wadsworth (wife of Zephaniah)
• Mayhew, Bethiah, “Jr.” (b. 1723)
• Mayhew, Elizabeth (of Boston)
• Mayhew, Elizabeth Clarke (wife of Jonathan)
• Mayhew, Hannah Mayhew (wife of Zephaniah)
• Mayhew, Jerusha
• Mayhew, Jerusha, “Jr.,” in No. 1
• Mayhew, Rev. Jonathan
• Mayhew, Rev. Joseph (Harvard tutor)
• Mayhew, Lucinda
• Mayhew, Lucy (daughter of Col. Zaccheus Mayhew)
• Mayhew, Dr. Matthew
• Mayhew, Mercy
• Mayhew, Miss
• Mayhew, Mr. (of Baltimore)
• Mayhew, Nathan, witness, No. 1
• Mayhew, Rebecca (wife of Zaccheus)
• Mayhew, Ruth, witness, No. 1
• Mayhew, Simon
• Mayhew, “Deacon” Timothy, in No. 1
• Mayhew, Timothy, Jr., witness, No. 1
• Mayhew, Wadsworth
• Mayhew, Col. Zaccheus (known as “Squire”)
• Mayhew, Zaccheus (1723-1775)
• Mayhew, Zephaniah (1715-1751)
• Mayhew, Zephaniah (b. 1745)
• Mayhew, Zephaniah (d. 1733)
• Mayhew, Mr. (minister of Martha's Vineyard)
• Maynard (Mainard), Sir John
• Maynard (tavernkeeper between Framingham and Worcester, Mass.)
• Maynwaring, Roger (bishop)
• Mayo, Mrs. C. B., “Additions to Hutchinson's History”
• Mayo, Daniel (H.C. 1787)
• Mayo, Joseph, juror, No. 64
• Mayo (Mayhew), Thomas, in No. 43
• Mayo, Thomas, juror, No. 63
• Mayo, Mr. (in Paris)
• Mayor of Reading v. Clarke
• Maysel (Mezle), Joseph, attempt to impeach as witness, No. 46
• Mazarin, Jules, Cardinal
• Mazars (Paris shoemaker)
• Mazois, M. de (director of packets in Lorient)
• Mazzei letter
• Mazzei, Philip (of Florence, Italy, and Va.)
• Mead, Dr. Richard
• Mead, Samuel (H.C. 1787)
• Mead, Samuel O.
• Meader, Capt. John (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Meader, Capt. Jonathan (of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Measam, George
• Mease, James (clothier general of Continental Army)
• Mease, John
• Mease, Matthew
• Mease (Maese), Miss J.
• Mease, Mr.
• Mease, Robert
• Measles
• Mechanic Apprentice's Library Assoc. (Boston)
• Mechanical Panorama (N.Y. City)
• Mecklenburg, Germany
• Mecom, Jane Franklin
• Medals
• Medea
• Medea (British frigate)
• Medée (French frigate)
• Medemblik, Netherlands
• Medfield, Mass.
• Medford, Mass.
• Medford River
• Médianoches (French novel)
• Mediation
• Medical Faculty (also called “Med. Fac.”; Harvard club)
• Medical testimony
• Medicine
• Medina Coeli, Duke of
• Mediterranean Sea
• “Medium,” communication to Boston Daily Advertiser
• Medmenham Abbey
• Medoc (French wine region)
• Medows, Gen. William (British)
• Medway River, England
• Medway, Mass.
• Meetinghouses, taxes for construction and repair of
• Megation (ship)
• Meguiers, Meshod (English vice-consul at Tangier)
• Meidinger, J. V., Nouvelle grammaire allemande-pratique
• Meigs, Lt. Col. Return Jonathan
• Mein, John (publisher of Boston Chronicle)
• Mein, appellant, v. Longman
• Mein, appellant, v. Wright & Gill
• Meisel, H., Cours de style diplomatique
• Meissner, August Gottlieb, Alcibiades
• Melanchthon, Philip
• Melcombe Regis, Baron of
• Mellen, Abner (of Worcester, grantee of Vermont lands)
• Mellen, Rev. James
• Mellen, Rev. John (of Barnstable)
• Mellicot, Capt. (aboard the Active)
• Mellicot (Millicot), Lt.
• Mellish (former British transport)
• Melmoth, William, Cicero's Letters to His Friends
• Melody v. Reab
• Melpomene (muse of tragedy)
• Melvil, James (“infant, peruke maker”)
• Melvill, Capt. (of Dutch frigate)
• Melville, Herman, Moby Dick, quoted on whaling code
• Melville, Robert (British general)
• Melvin (Melvill), James
• Melzond, John, witness, No. 4
• “Member of Lincoln's Inn, A”
• Memel (now Klaipeda), Poland
• Ménage, Gilles, Menagiana
• Ménager, Nicholas
• Menageries, The
• Menander
• Mendicant Friars
• Mendon, Mass.
• Mends, Benjamin (of Plymouth, England)
• Mends, C. (father of Benjamin)
• Menefee (Menifee), Richard H. (U.S. Repr., Ky.)
• Menen, Belgium
• Menkema, Mr. (of Friesland)
• Menno, Baron Van Coehoorn, New Method of Fortification and Nouvelle fortifications
• Mennonites
• Menoire, Mr. (Bordeaux merchant)
• “Menotomy”
• Menou, Count Jules de (French chargé d'affaires)
• Menshikov, Prince Aleksander Danilovich
• Menzel, Wolfgang, Die deutsche literatur, CFA reads and comments on
• Mer, France
• Mercantile Library Assoc., N.Y.
• Mercantile Marine Insurance Co.
• “Mercator” (pseudonym)
• “Mercella”
• Mercer & Co. (Philadelphia shipowners)
• Mercer (Amer. ship)
• Mercer, Archibald(?) and Schenk (Boston shipowners)
• Mercer, Col. Charles F. (U.S. Repr., Va.)
• Mercer, Brig. Gen. Hugh
• Mercer, James (delegate from Va.)
• Mercer, Mrs. and Miss Grace
• Mercer, Robert, and John Ramsay v. Edward Moffat, Form XXIV
• Mercer, Robert, plaintiff, Form XXIV
• Merchant
• Merchant's Insurance Co.
• Merchant, Stephen (ex-prisoner)
• Merchants
• Merchants' Bank, Boston
• Merchants, Dutch
• Mercier, Louis Sébastien
• Mercier, Mr. (in Washington)
• Mercier, Mr.
• Mercier, agreement with, for repairing arms in France
• Merckemaer (Amsterdam banker)
• Mercklé, Johannes P.
• Mercure de France (Paris)
• Mercury (Brit. ship)
• Mercury (Continental packet)
• Mercury (god)
• Mercury (medicine)
• Mercury (planet)
• Mercury (French merchant ship)
• Mercy d'Argenteau, Florimund Claude, Comte (Austrian ambassador to France)
• Méreaux, Jean Nicholas Le Froid de (composer)
• Meredith, Anne
• Meredith, Elizabeth
• Meredith, George Augustus (Harvard 1827)
• Meredith, Joseph (ex-prisoner)
• Meredith, Reese
• Meredith, Samuel, identified
• Meredith, Sir William
• Meredith (of Philadelphia)
• Merens, Meynard (secy. of Hoorn)
• Meriam & Brigham (wine merchants)
• Meridian Hill
• Merlin (British royal yacht)
• Mermaid (snow), in Form II
• Merrick, Rev. John M.
• Merrick, Mr.
• Merrick, Col. Pliny
• Merrick (in Lorient, France)
• Merrill (schooner)
• Merrill, Rev. Gyles
• Merrill (Morrill), Rev. Isaac
• Merrill, Judge James C.
• Merrill (Merril), John A. (tavernkeeper)
• Merrimack River
• Merrimack Manufacturing Co.
• Merryman (Merriman), John
• “Merrymount,” Mt. Wollaston
• Mers el Kébir, Algeria
• Mersier, Mr. (of Que.)
• Mesmer, Frederick Anthony, and animal magnetism
• Mesmerism
• Mesnard, Capt. Anthony
• Mesne process, arrest on
• Messagerie
• Messenger, Hannah, in Form XXIII
• Messenian War
• Messina, Sicily
• Messuage, defined
• Mestral de Saint Saphorin, Armand François Louis de (Danish envoy to Netherlands)
• Metaphysics
• Metcalf v. Deane
• Metcalf v. Hale, Form XXIII
• Metcalf, Hannah, plaintiff, Form XXIII
• Metcalf, Stephen (of Suffolk County)
• Metcalf, lawsuit against Proprietors of Wrentham, Mass.
• Metcalfe, Gen. Thomas (U.S. Repr., Ky.)
• Metellus pius
• Meteorological Society of America
• Meteorology
• Methodists
• Methuen, Mass.
• Metropolitan Magazine
• Metropolitan Museum of Art
• Metz, France
• Meudon, France
• Meulen, Pieter van der (Dutch)
• Meuse, Netherlands
• Mexico
• Meyerbeer, Giacomo, Robert the Devil
• Meyrick, James
• Meyrs, Edward
• Mézeray, François Eudes de
• Mezzus, Quintus
• Miami, Ohio
• Michaelson, Michelson
• Michaux, André, North American Sylva
• Michelangelo, biographies of
• Michigan Territory
• Michigan, University of, Clements Library, Gage Papers in
• Michilimackinac
• Micmac Indians
• Microscope, lecture on
• Middelburg, Netherlands
• Middle Precinct
• Middle States, war in
• Middle Temple
• Middleborough, Mass.
• Middleborough (Middletown[?], N.J.)
• Middleburg, Belgium
• Middlebury, Conn.
• Middlesex Bank, Boston
• Middlesex Canal
• Middlesex Canal Co.
• Middlesex, England
• Middlesex County, Mass.
• Middlesex Resolves
• Middlesex congressional district
• Middleton v. Croft
• Middleton, Arthur (S.C. member of Congress)
• Middleton, Capt. (master of the Ardent)
• Middleton, Charles (2d Earl of Middleton and titular Earl of Monmouth)
• Middletown (Middleton), Conn.
• Middleton, Conyers
• Middleton, Henrietta
• Middleton, Henry
• Middleton, Mrs. (wife of Henry)
• Middleton, Henry (Amer. diplomat), identified
• Middleton, Henry (prisoner at Plymouth, Mass.)
• Middleton, James (prisoner at Plymouth, Mass.)
• Middleton, Mass.
• Middleton, Mr., in No. 53
• Middleton, Thomas
• Middleton (of London)
• Mier, Mr.
• Mier, Mr., witness, No. 53
• Mifflin, Elizabeth Bagnell (wife of John)
• Mifflin, Jonathan
• Mifflin, Sarah Morris (wife of Thomas)
• Mifflin, Thomas (Penn. member of Congress)
• Miggins (in Continental Navy)
• Milan, Duchy of
• Milan, Italy
• Milbanke, Adm. Mark (Brit.)
• Mildmay, Lady Anne Hervey (wife of William)
• Mildmay, Sir William (of Moulsham Hall)
• Mildmay, Sir William and Lady
• Miles, Col. Samuel
• Miles, William Augustus
• Milford (Amer. schooner)
• Milford (British ship)
• Milford, Conn.
• Military academy
• Military science
• Military supplies
• Militia (American)
• Militia diplomacy
• Milky Way
• Mill Green (Mill Hill, Brit. estate), Essex, England
• Mill Prison, Plymouth, England
• Mill, John Stuart, Essays on Government, reviewed
• Mille et une nuits
• Miller family
• Miller family of Braintree
• Miller, Charles
• Miller, Charles, deposition, No. 58
• Miller, Christopher
• Miller, Miss E.
• Miller, Maj. Ebenezer (1730-1811)
• Miller, Rev. Ebenezer (1703-1763)
• Miller, Col. (i.e. Maj. Ebenezer?), of Braintree, and Joseph Gooch
• Miller, Mrs. (wife of Edward, of Quincy)
• Miller, Edward (Harvard 1813)
• Miller, Edward (of Quincy)
• Miller, Eleazur (N.Y. merchant)
• Miller, Miss H.
• Miller, Hannah
• Miller, Maj. Henry
• Miller, Janet, witness, No. 62
• Miller, Col. Jonathan Peckham
• Miller, Mary
• Miller, Mary Jane
• Miller, Miss (daughter of Edward)
• Miller, Mr. (son of Edward)
• Miller, Mr.
• Miller, Mrs.
• Miller, Mrs. (aunt of Mary Jane)
• Miller, Mrs. (half-sister of William H. Crawford)
• Miller, Philip, Abridgement of the Gardener's Dictionary
• Miller, Mrs. (wife of Samuel)
• Miller, Samuel (son of Rev. Ebenezer Miller)
• Miller, William (CFA's classmate)
• Miller, William (religious leader)
• Miller, William, No. 12
• Milliken, Nathaniel
• Millikin, Deacon, in No. 2
• Millikin, John Augur, witness, No. 2
• Millikin, Lemuel, witness, No. 2
• Millikin (tavernkeeper of Scarborough, Maine)
• Millot, Claude François Xavier
• Mills, Benjamin (of Chesterfield, Mass.)
• Mills, Elijah Hunt (U.S. Sen., Mass.)
• Mills, John
• Mills, Mr. (Quincy painter)
• Mills (Nathaniel) and Hicks (John), printers of Boston Post Boy
• Mills, Nathaniel (co-publisher of the Boston Post-Boy)
• Mills, Steven
• Mills, William, witness, No. 60
• Milman, Rev. Henry Hart
• Milnes, Richard Moncton (later 1st Baron Houghton)
• Milo, Titus Annius
• Miltiades
• Milton Hall, vandalized by students
• Milton Hill, Mass.
• Milton, John
• Milton, Mass.
• Milton, Mr. (of Nantasket)
• Mimnermus (Greek author)
• Minchin, Lt. Paul (29th Regiment), in No. 64
• Minden, Battle of (1758)
• Minden, Germany
• Miner v. Atlass
• Mineral springs (at Stafford, Conn.)
• Minerva
• Minerva (Amer. ship)
• Minerva (Mass. privateer)
• Minerva (Prussian ship)
• Mingoe Indians
• Mining
• Ministers
• Ministers, Baptist
• Minnigerode, Meade
• Miño River, Spain
• Miño, Spain
• Minor, Mr. (of Va.)
• Minorca
• Minos, King of Crete
• Minot v. Prout
• Minot, Christopher, defendant, No. 13
• Minot, George Richards (judge)
• Minot, John (former customs inspector)
• Minot, Mary
• Minot, Mr.
• Minot, Mrs. (wife of William)
• Minot, William
• Minute Books, court, described
• Minutemen
• Minutoli, Baroness Wolfardine A. L. M. von, Recollections of Egypt
• Miquelon Islands
• Mirabeau, Honoré Gabriel Riquetti, Comte de
• Mirabel, Comte Montagnini de, minister of Sardinia at The Hague
• Mirage
• Mirak, Robert
• Miralles, Don Juan de
• Miranda, Francisco de
• Mirick, Timothy, coroner's inquest for, illus.
• Miromesnil, Armand Thomas Hue de
• Mirror of Justices
• Mirror, The
• Misanthrop, pseudonym
• Miscegenation, act forbidding
• Miscellanea Curiosa
• Misinaire, Monsr.
• Miskito Indians
• Missionary Society of Newport (R.I.)
• Missionary societies
• Mississippi Company
• Mississippi River
• Mississippi Territory
• “Mississippi bubble”
• Mississippi, legislature, favors Texas annexation
• Missouri
• Missouri River
• Missy, Jean Rousset de
• “Mistick”
• Mistley Hall (Brit. estate)
• Miston, peruke-maker of Paris
• Mistrial
• Mitchel, Capt. Elisha (of Bridgewater)
• Mitchel, Mr. (in Leyden)
• Mitchel, Mr., cargo of British goods brought by
• Mitchel, Nathan (of Bridgwater)
• Mitchell v. Gile
• Mitchell, Aaron (of Nantucket)
• Mitchell, Edward (of Bridgewater, Mass.)
• Mitchell, Henry
• Mitchell, Dr. John (physician and cartographer of Va. and London)
• Mitchell, Mary Bethune (wife of Henry)
• Mitchell (Michael?), Mr.
• Mitchell (Michael?), Mrs.
• Mitchell, Nahum (H.C. 1789)
• Mitchell, Stewart
• Mitchell, Thomas (publisher)
• Mitchell, William (Scottish pastor in Leyden)
• Mitchelson (Michaelson, Michelson), David, witness, No. 64
• Mitford, William
• Mithridates
• Mittau, Poland
• Mittimus
• Mix contract scandal
• Mobile, Ala.
• Mobs
• Modbury, England
• Model Treaty
• Modern Reports from the Second Year of King William
• Modern Travels
• Moerdijk, Netherlands
• Moffat, Edward, defendant, Form XXIV
• Moffat, John
• Moffat, Thomas, controversial letters from
• Mogilyev, Russia
• Mohammed
• Mohammed III, Emperor of Morocco
• Mohawk Indians
• Mohawk River
• Moiland
• Molans, Comte d'Urre de
• Molasses
• Molasses Act
• “Molatto, the”
• Môle St. Nicholas, Haiti
• Moléon, M. de
• Molesworth, James, executed for plot against Philadelphia
• Molesworth, Robert, 1st Viscount Molesworth, Account of Denmark
• Mölich, Mr. (JQA's fellow passenger)
• Molière (Jean Baptiste Poquelin)
• Moliere & Fils (Amsterdam merchants)
• Molineux, William
• Molineux, William, Jr.
• Molini (Paris bookseller)
• Mollem, Mr. van
• Molloy, Charles, De Jure Maritimo et Navali
• Molly (brig)
• Molly (servant)
• Molsby(?), Mr.
• Moluccas
• Molyneaux, Mr.
• Molyneux (Molineux), Sir Francis
• Monadnock Mountain
• Monarca (Spanish ship of the line)
• Monasterio, Spain
• Monatiquot River, Mass.
• Monboddo, Lord
• Monck (Monk), George, 1st Duke of Albemarle
• Monckton, Robert (British general)
• Moncrieff, William Thomas
• Monday Night Club
• Mondferrand (French wine region)
• Money
• Money equivalents (Europe)
• Money had and received, count for, No. 7
• Money paid, count for
• Money v. Leach
• Monitier (Amsterdam banker)
• Monitor (pseudonym)
• Monk, Christopher, in No. 64
• Monk, James Henry, Life of Richard Bentley, reviewed
• Monk, Maria, Awful Disclosures
• Monks
• Monmouth County, N.J.
• Monmouth's Revolt (1685)
• Monmouth, Battle of (1778)
• Monmouth, Duke of
• Monmouth, Earl of
• Monmouth, Earl of
• Monmouth (Mass. privateer)
• Monnikendam, Netherlands
• Monroe Doctrine
• Monroe, Elizabeth Kortright (wife of James)
• Monroe, Eliza
• Monroe, Fanny
• Monroe, President James (1758-1831)
• Mons, Belgium
• “Monsieur”
• Monsieur Tonson
• Monsieur (ship)
• Monsigny, Pierre Alexandre de (composer)
• Monson, John (of the Ranger)
• Montagne, Mr. (servant)
• Montagne (Paris merchant)
• Montagnini di Mirabello, Count Carlo Ignazio Domenico (Sardinian minister to the Netherlands)
• Montagu (British brigantine)
• Montagu, Sir Edward
• Montagu, Edward Wortley, Reflections on . . . the Antient Republicks
• Montagu, Elizabeth Dashwood, Duchess of Manchester
• Montagu, Capt. George (of the Fowey)
• Montagu, George
• Montagu, George, 4th Duke of Manchester, and peace negotiations in Paris
• Montagu, Sir Henry, 1st Earl of Manchester
• Montagu, Adm. John (1719-1795)
• Montagu, Mrs. (wife of John)
• Montagu, John, 4th Earl of Sandwich (1718-1792)
• Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley
• Montaigne, M. (maître d'hôtel)
• Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de
• Montauban, France
• Montaudouin, M.
• Montbarey, Alexandre Marie Léonor de Saint-Mauris, Prince de (French minister of war)
• Montcalm de Saint Véran, Louis Joseph, Marquis de
• Mont Calvaire, France
• Monte Cristo
• Montesquieu, Charles Louis de Secondat, Baron de la Brède et de
• Montezillo (JA's home)
• Montezuma Marshes, N.Y.
• Montgolfier, Jacques Etienne
• Montgolfier, Jacques Etienne and Joseph Michel (balloonists)
• Montgolfier, Joseph Michel
• Montgomery (Amer. privateer)
• Montgomery County, Penn.
• Montgomery, Capt.
• Montgomery, Dorcas Armitage
• Montgomery (Montgomerry, Montgomary), Hugh (“Edward”)
• Montgomery, Isabela (wife of Hugh)
• Montgomery, Janet Livingston (wife of Richard)
• Montgomery, Gen. Richard (U.S.)
• Montgomery, Robert (son of Dorcas)
• Montgomery, Robert (U.S. merchant at Alicante, Spain)
• Montgomery, The, v. The Minerva
• Montgomery, Maj. William (British), at New London
• Montieu (Monthieu), John Joseph
• Monthly Review (London)
• Monticello (Jefferson's home)
• Monti Christi, Spain
• Montigny, de (Paris bookseller)
• Montmartre, France
• Montmorency Falls, Que.
• Montmorency, Henri I, Duc de
• Montmorency, Mathieu, Baron de
• Montmorency, Philip de
• Montmorency-Luxembourg, Charles François Christian de, Prince de Tingry
• Montmorin Saint Hérem, Armand Marc, Comte de (French ambassador to Spain)
• Montmorin, Mme. de
• Montolieu, I., translator, Undine
• Montolieu, Jeanne Isabelle Pauline Polier de Boltens de Crousaz, Baronne de, Caroline de Litchfield
• Montoya, Ignacio
• Montpelier, Vt.
• Montpensier, Anne Marie Louise d'Orléans, Duchesse de, Mémoires
• Montreal, Canada
• Montréal, Messrs., with JQA in Russia
• Montressor's Island, N.Y.
• Montreuil, France
• Montserrat
• Mont Valérien
• Monumental Inscription on the Fifth of March, A . . . . with a few Lines on the Enlargement of Ebenezer Richardson, quoted
• Monvel, Jacques Marie
• Moody, Rev. Amos
• Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, at Governor Dummer Academy
• Moody, Mrs. (wife of Joshua, of Falmouth, now Portland, Maine)
• Moody, Mrs. (wife of Samuel)
• Moody, Joshua, visits Quebec
• Moody, Rev. Samuel (1676-1747)
• Moody, Samuel (1726-1795)
• Moody, Sarah
• Moon Island, Boston Harbor
• Moon, eclipse of
• Moore's Collection of Anecdotes
• Moore, Col. Abram
• Moore, Mrs. (wife of Abram, Miss Woodham, actress)
• Moore, Asa
• Moore (More), Capt.
• Moore, Edward
• Moore, Sir Francis
• Moore, Henry (ex-prisoner)
• Moore, J. F. (sculptor of statue of Catharine Macaulay)
• Moore, Brig. Gen. James, promotion of
• Moore, Jared Sparks
• Moore, Dr. John
• Moore, Rev. John (archbishop of Canterbury)
• Moore, John (ex-prisoner)
• Moore, Mary F.
• Moore, Mr.
• Moore, Ralph (ex-prisoner)
• Moore (More), Thomas, in list of candidates for naval appointments
• Moore, Thomas
• Moore, Maj. Willard
• Moore, William (of N.J.)
• Moore, Capt. William (of the Patience; British prisoner)
• Moore, William (of Penn.)
• Moorehead (Morehead), Rev. John
• Moores, Benjamin, visits in Haverhill
• Moore's Creek Bridge, Battle of (N.C.)
• “Moorish Letters, The”
• Moor Park, England
• Moors
• Moorsel, Théodore van, & Co. (Ostend mercantile firm)
• Moose, to be sent as gifts to France
• Moot Court
• Moqador (now Essaouira), Morocco
• Moral sense among men and animals
• Moravians
• Morbut, Mr. (Paris merchant)
• Mordaunt, Anna Maria
• Mordaunt, Charles, 3d Earl of Peterborough
• Mordecai (Biblical character)
• More
• More, Hannah
• More or Moore, Mr., carries letters and goods
• More, Sir Thomas
• Moreau (secy. to Vergennes)
• Moreau, Jacob Nicolas, Discours sur l'histoire de France
• Morecock, Sarah
• Morehouse, Col. (member of N.Y. Assembly)
• Morel de Chédeville, Etienne
• Morellet, André, Abbé
• Mores (Moores?), Mr. (of England)
• Moret, M.
• Moreton
• Morey (tavernkeeper of Norton, Mass.)
• Morgan, Maj. Abner(?)
• Morgan, Brig. Gen. Daniel
• Morgan, Hannah
• Morgan, Dr. John
• Morgan, John Jordan (U.S. Repr., N.Y.)
• Morgan, Mary Hopkinson (wife of John)
• Morgan, Miss (singer)
• Morgan, Mr. (secy. to Guy Carleton)
• Morgan, Lady Sydney
• Morgan, Thomas, Moral Philosopher
• Morgan, W. L.
• Morgan, William
• Morgan, William H. (Harvard student)
• Morgann, Maurice (secretary to Sir Guy Carleton)
• Morghen, Rafaello
• Morison, John H. (of New Bedford)
• Morlaix, France
• Morland, George (artist)
• Morley's Case, Lord
• Morning Chronicle and London Advertiser
• Morning Herald and Daily Advertiser (London)
• Morning Post (London)
• Morning Post and Daily Advertiser (London)
• Morning Star (British vessel)
• Morocco
• Morre, Robert (of the Ranger)
• Morres, Hervey Redmond, 2d Viscount Mountmorres
• Morrill, James
• Morris (Amer. ship)
• Morris v. Tarin
• Morris' River
• Morris, Apollos
• Morris, Como. Charles
• Morris, Mrs. (wife of Charles)
• Morris, F. (of Braintree)
• Morris, Gouverneur (Amer. merchant and diplomat)
• Morris, John B. (of Baltimore)
• Morris, Lewis R. (secy. to Robert R. Livingston)
• Morris, N.Y.
• Morris, Mr. (Philadelphia prothonotary)
• Morris, Richard B.
• Morris, Robert (U.S. superintendent of finance)
• Morris, Robert (London barrister and political radical)
• Morris, Roger
• Morris, Sarah
• Morris, Susanna (Hall) Harvey Rush, mother of Dr. Benjamin Rush
• Morris, Thomas
• Morris, Thomas (U.S. Sen., Ohio)
• Morris, Lt. William (of the Montgomery)
• Morris, William (escaped prisoner?)
• Morris, William, accounts with Schweighauser
• Morrison, Cryder & County, London
• Morrison, Rev. John
• Morrisson, Capt. James (of the Nancy)
• Morristown, N.J.
• Morse v. Merritt
• Morse's (furniture store in Cambridge)
• Morse, Rev. Asahel (1771-1838), identified
• Morse, Hazen, plan of city of Boston, 1828
• Morse, Rev. Jedidiah
• Morse, John, challenged juror, No. 64
• Morse, Joshua, in No. 17
• Morse, Katherine (or Katharine), identified
• Morse, Mary, witness, No. 30
• Morse, Mr.
• Morse, Royal (purported illegitimate son of Royall Tyler), identified
• Morse, Samuel Finley Breese
• Mort d'ancestor, assize of, No. 17
• Mortefontaine, Franco-American Convention of (1800)
• Mortgage, real estate
• Mortier & Merckemaer (Amsterdam mercantile firm)
• Mortimer, John Hamilton (British artist)
• Mortimer, Mr. (of Middletown, Conn.)
• Morton (ship)
• Morton's (Moreton's) Point, Charlestown, Mass.
• Morton, Capt. Diman (Dimon), witness, No. 63
• Morton, Eliza Susan
• Morton, Ephraim (H.C. 1787)
• Morton, Jacob (general of N.Y. militia)
• Morton (Moreton), John
• Morton, John (Penn. member of Congress)
• Morton, Marcus
• Morton, Martin T. (collector of customs)
• Morton, Miss (of N.Y. City)
• Morton, Perez (Mass. attorney)
• Morton, Sarah Wentworth Apthorp (wife of Perez)
• Morton, Thomas
• Mosaic law
• Moscow
• Mosel River
• Mosely, Betsey Revere (wife of David)
• Mosely, David, in Form XI
• Moses
• Moses v. Macferlan
• Moses, Henry, in JA's accounts
• Mosheim, John Lawrence, Ecclesiastical History
• Mosher, Mr. (of Georgetown), JQA dines with
• Mosquito Coast
• Most favored nation
• “Mother Tapley's boys”
• Motion to dismiss, No. 27
• Motion, laws of
• Motley, John Lothrop
• Motley, Mrs. (wife of John Lothrop)
• Motley, Thomas, Jr.
• Motley, Thomas, portrait by Stuart
• Mott, Mary, witness, No. 1
• Motte, Hannah
• Motte, Isaac (S.C. member of Congress)
• Motte (Mott), Rev. Mellish Irving
• Motteville, François Bertaut de
• Mottin de La Balme, Augustin
• Mouchy, Philippe de Noailles, Duc de (marshal of France)
• Mouffle d'Angerville, M.
• Moulsham Hall (Brit. estate)
• Moulton family (of York, Maine)
• Moulton v. Swett
• Moulton, Col., brings newspapers from JA to Isaac Smith Sr.
• Moulton, Daniel, witness, No. 2
• Moulton, Lt. Col. Johnson
• Moulton, Jotham (sheriff of York County, Maine)
• Moulton, Mrs.
• Moulton, Sarah
• Moultrie, Col. William
• Moultrie, William
• Mt. Wollaston Bank
• Mount Wollaston, Mass.
• Mountaineers, The
• Mount Airy, Va.
• Mt. Beacon, N.Y.
• Mount Desert Island, Maine
• Mounteney, Richard, editor, Demosthenes, Selectae orationes
• Mount Hope
• Mount Independence
• Mount Mansell
• Mount Monadnock
• Mountmorres, Viscount
• Mt. Pleasant
• Mt. Sinai
• Mount Stuart, Lord
• Mount Tom, Conn.
• Mount Vernon (Washington's home)
• Mount Washington, N.Y.
• Mourning
• Mouse, Philip (stocking weaver)
• Mowat, Capt. Henry (British navy)
• Moyes, Dr. Henry (Scottish scientist)
• Moylan, Mrs. (wife of James)
• Moylan, James (Lorient merchant)
• Moylan (Moyland, Moiland), Brig. Gen. Stephen
• Moylan, Mr. (brother of James Moylan)
• Moyse, John, defendant, No. 61
• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
• Mozon, Mademoiselle
• Mud Island, Delaware River
• Muddy River, Mass.
• Mugford, Capt. James (of the Franklin)
• Mugford, James (son of James, witness, No. 4)
• Mugford, James, witness, No. 4
• Mühlen, Charles de (Dutch officer)
• Muhlenberg, Brig. Gen. John Peter Gabriel
• Mulendorf, Gen. (Austrian)
• Mulheim, Germany
• Müller, Johannes von, History of the Appenzel War
• Muller, John, works by
• Müller, Karl O.
• Mulligan, Catherine Mary
• Mullikin, Amos (deputy sheriff, Essex co.), witness, No. 7
• Mullin, Thomas (prisoner at Worcester, Mass.)
• Mumford (actor)
• Mumford, Thomas (Groton, Conn., merchant)
• Mumps
• Munich, Germany
• “Municipal,” Congressional debate on term
• Munitions
• Munn (tavernkeeper of Sudbury, Mass.)
• Munro, Brev. Col. Hector (British)
• Munro, Peter Jay
• Munroe, Columbus
• Munroe, Mrs. (wife of Columbus)
• Munroe (Monro, Munro), John, in No. 63
• Munroe, Miss (of Washington)
• Munroe, Mrs. (wife of Thomas J.), party at
• Munroe, Thomas J.
• Munrow, Mr.
• Munson, Mr.
• Munster (Bishopric of)
• Murder
• Murdock, Mr.
• Muros, Spain
• Murphy, Arthur (playwright)
• Murray v. Brattle
• Murray, Anna Maria
• Murray, David, 7th Viscount Stormont (British secy. of state)
• Murray, Gen.
• Murray, Dr. Henry (father of William)
• Murray, James (justice of the peace; owner of Murray's Barracks)
• Murray, James L. (Harvard student)
• Murray, Mrs. (wife of John)
• Murray, Rev. John (1741-1815)
• Murray, John, 4th Earl of Dunmore (1732-1809)
• Murray, John (ex-prisoner)
• Murray, Rev. John (of Newburyport)
• Murray, Col. John (of Rutland, Mass.)
• Murray, John(?), member of Mass. General Court (1766)
• Murray, John, in No. 3
• Murray, Louisa, Viscountess Stormont
• Murray, Matthew, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Murray, Rebecca Orrick (mother of Willliam)
• Murray, William Vans (of Cambridge)
• Murray, William, 1st Earl of Mansfield
• Murray, v. Salisbury
• Murry, Capt. Alexander (of the Saratoga)
• Musaeus, Johann Carl August
• Musée Imperiale de l'Hermitage, Notice sur les tableaux
• Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
• Museums
• Music
• Music and Prejudice (comic opera)
• Musical Miscellany
• Mutiny
• Mutiny Acts
• Muyden, Johannes van
• Muyser, Gerald (1st husband of Gertruy R. van Berckel)
• Muzzey (Muzzy), Rev. Artemas Bowers (of Cambridge)
• Muzzy, William, defendant, No. 40
• My Aunt (farce)
• My Fellow Clerk (farce)
• My Grandmother
• Myers, Mr.
• Mylius, Anthony (notary)
• “Myra”
• Myrick, Capt. Peter
• “Myrtilla”
• Mysore War (1780)
• Mysore, India
• Mystic
• Mystic Grove
• Mystic River
• Mystic, Conn.
• Mytilene