Index: Papers of John Adams, Volume 21, W

• Waal River
• Wabash, Battle of the
• Wabash Confederacy
• Wabash Nation
• Wabash River
• Wadsworth, Col. Jeremiah (Conn. representative)
• Wainwright, Elizabeth Mayhew (of Boston)
• Wainwright, Peter (husband of Elizabeth)
• Wales, Joseph (of Lancaster, Mass.)
• Wales
• Walker, Thomas (Manchester merchant)
• Wallace, William (Penn. planter)
• Walter, Dr. Rev. William (of Boston)
• Waltham, Mass.
• Wansey, Henry (English manufacturer)
• War Department, U.S.
• Warminster, England
• Warminster, Penn.
• Warmsen, Germany
• War of 1812
• Warren, James (Mass. politician)
• Warwick, Robert Rich, 2d Earl of
• Washington, George
• Washington, Lund (cousin of George)
• Washington, Martha Dandridge Custis (wife of George)
• Washington, D.C.
• Washington County, Penn.
• Watertown, Mass.
• Watt, Robert (Brit. wine merchant)
• Wattignies, Battle of
• Wayne, Maj. Gen. Anthony (U.S.)
• Weather
• Weeks (Wickes), Capt. Benjamin (of the L’Henriette)
• Wells, Richard (Phila. merchant)
• Welsh, Charlotte (daughter of Dr. Thomas)
• Welsh, Jacob (Boston land speculator)
• Welsh, John (father of Jacob)
• Welsh, Mary (mother of Jacob)
• Welsh, Dr. Thomas (1752–1831, of Boston)
• Welsh, Thomas, Jr. (1779–1831, son of Dr. Thomas)
• Wendell, Oliver (Mass. judge)
• Westfield, Mass.
• West Friesland, Netherlands
• West Indies
• Westminster School
• Westmoreland County, Penn.
• West Point, N.Y.
• Wethersfield, Conn.
• Weymouth, Mass.
• Whale oil
• Wheaton, Henry (U.S. chargé d’affaires to Denmark)
• Whigs (Amer.)
• Whigs (Brit.)
• Whipple, Capt. Abraham (of Marietta, Ohio)
• Whipple, Oliver (Portsmouth, N.H., lawyer)
• Whiskey Rebellion
• Whitefoord, Caleb (Edinburgh wine merchant)
• Whitesboro, N.Y.
• Whitesell, Capt.
• Whitestown, N.Y.
• Whitney, Rev. Peter, Sr. (of Northborough, Mass.)
• Whooper, Briant (of Boston)
• Wilcocks, William (N.Y. lawyer)
• Wilhelmina, Princess of Orange
• Willard, Rev. Joseph (pres. of Harvard)
• William III, King of England and Stadholder of the Netherlands
• William V, Prince of Orange and Stadholder of the Netherlands
• William VI, Prince of Orange-Nassau
• William George Frederick, Prince of Orange-Nassau
• Williams, Jonathan, Jr. (Phila. merchant)
• Williamsburg, Va.
• Williamson, Charles (of Genessee, Penn.)
• Willing, Elizabeth
• Willing, Thomas (Phila. banker)
• Willink, Jan (Amsterdam banker)
• Willink, Wilhem (Amsterdam banker)
• Willink, Wilhem & Jan (Amsterdam banking firm)
• Willis, Thomas (Phila. turner)
• Wilmington, Del.
• Wilson, Grant
• Wilson, James (Penn. politician)
• Wilson, Stephen (Baltimore merchant)
• Windham, William (Brit. politician)
• Windsor, N.C.
• Winthrop, James (former Harvard librarian)
• Winthrop, John (colonial gov. of Mass.)
• Wise, Samuel (of S.C.)
• Wister, Richard (Phila. merchant)
• Woburn, Mass.
• Wolcott, Oliver, Sr. (1726–1797, lt. gov. of Conn.)
• Wolcott, Oliver, Jr. (1760–1833, U.S. secy. of the treasury)
• Wolf, Charles John Michael de (Antwerp banker)
• Women
• Woodbridge, Conn.
• Woodbridge, N.J.
• Woodbury, N.J.
• Worcester, Mass.
• World (London)
• WSS
• Würtemberg, Frederick Eugène, Duke of
• Würtemberg, Germany
• Wyandot Nation
• Wycombe, John Henry Petty, Earl (M.P.)