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ADAMS PAPERS MICROFILM GUIDE Microfilm is available for purchase through MICROFILM PUBLICATIONS, UMI Research Collections, 300 North Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48106 Part I: Diaries ReelReel John Adams Diaries 1. 18 Nov. 1755-5 July 1771 (See Reel No. 608 for 21 March-18 Oct. 1761) 2.16 Dec. 1772-Aug. 1804 3.1755-1772 (Copies by John Quincy Adams and Charles Francis Adams) John Quincy Adams Diaries 4.12 Nov. 1779-31 Dec. 1779 5.1 Jan. 1780-31 Jan. 1780 6.25 July 1780-30 Sept. 1780 7.9 June 1781-27 Aug. 1781 8.27 Jan. 1782-23 Nov. 1782 9.31 Dec. 1782-26 Feb. 1783 10.6-29 Aug. 1783 20-22 Sept. 1783 11.20 Oct. 1783-6 Dec. 1783 8 Aug., 13 Oct. 1784 20 March 1785 12.(Almanac), 31 Dec. 1782-17 Oct. 1783 13. 1 Jan. 1785-30 June 1786 14.1 July 1786-31 Oct. 1787 15.1 Nov. 1787-31 Dec. 1790 16.(Almanac), 11 Jan.-31 Dec. 1788 17.(Almanac), 1789 18.(Almanac), 1790 19.(Almanac), 1791 20.1 April 1791-5 May 1791 13 April 1792-16 May 1792 21.(Almanac), 1792 22.(Almanac), 1793 23.3 June 1794-28 Feb. 1795 24.17 Sept. 1794-31 Oct. 1794 25.(Almanac), 1794 26.1 Jan. 1795-12 May 1801 5 Aug. 1809-30 April 1836 27.1 March 1795-31 Dec. 1802 28.(Almanac), 1800 29.(Almanac), 1802 30.1 Jan. 1803-4 Aug. 1809 31.5 Aug. 1809-31 July 1813 32.1 Aug. 1813-31 May 1816 33.1 June 1816-31 Dec. 1818 34.1 Jan. 1819-20 March 1821 10 Nov. 1824-6 Dec. 1824 35.21 March 1821-7 Jan. 1822 1 April 1822-30 Nov. 1822 36."Diary in Abridgment," 1 Dec. 1821-31 Dec. 1838
37.1 Jan. 1823-14 June 1824 38.25 Jan. 1823-July 1826 39.1 Jan. 1825-30 Sept. 1830 40.11 Nov. 1825-24 June 1828 41.1 Oct. 1830-24 March 1832 42.1 Dec. 1832-31 May 1835 43.1 June 1835-5 Dec. 1836 44.5 Dec. 1836-4 Jan. 1837 29 July 1840-31 Dec. 1841 45.1 Jan. 1839-28 July 1840 46.1 Jan. 1842-8 July 1843 47.9 July 1843-31 Dec. 1844 48.1 Jan. 1845-10 Aug. 1846 49."Rubbish I," Diary and miscellaneous entries, 11 June 1829-31 Oct. 1833 50."Rubbish II," Diary and miscellaneous entries, 20 May 1820-31 July 1838 51."Rubbish III," Diary and miscellaneous entries, 19 Aug. 1823-31 Dec. 1826 52."Rubbish IV," Diary and miscellaneous entries, 1 Jan. 1827-Feb. 1848 Charles Francis Adams Diaries (See Reel No. 608 for 1 Jan. 1820 -15 Feb. 1820 and 1 Jan. 1824-15 June 1827) 53.18 Dec. 1823-21 Jan. 1824 54.22 Jan. 1824-20 Feb. 1824 55.1 May 1824-31 Oct. 1824 56.26 Nov. 1826-27 July 1827 57.31 July 1827-16 Oct. 1828 58.17 Oct. 1828-3 Sept. 1829 59.4 Sept. 1829-16 May 1830 60.17 May 1830-31 Dec. 1831 61.1 Jan. 1832-31 Dec. 1833 62.1 Jan. 1834-12 Dec. 1835 63.13 Dec. 1835-31 Aug. 1837 64.1 Sept. 1837-31 Dec. 1838 65.1 Jan. 1839-23 May 1841 66.24 May 1841-31 Aug. 1843 67.1 Sept. 1843-19 May 1845 68.20 May 1845-31 Dec. 1846 69.1 Jan. 1847-22 April 1848 70.23 April 1848-13 Sept. 1848 71.14 Sept. 1848-31 Aug. 1850 72.1 Sept. 1850-16 Aug. 1852 73.17 Aug. 1852-31 Dec. 1855 74.1 Jan. 1856-2 Aug. 1859 75.3 Aug. 1859-9 Nov. 1860 76.10 Nov. 1860-31 Dec. 1861 77.1 Jan. 1862-30 April 1864 78.1 May 1864-30 June 1865 79.1 July 1865-31 July 1866 80.1 Aug. 1866-30 Sept. 1867 81.1 Oct. 1867-30 Nov. 1868 82.1 Dec. 1868-31 May 1870 83.1 June 1870-28 Nov. 1871 84.29 Nov. 1871-31 Jan. 1873 85.1 Feb. 1873-25 Oct. 1874 86.26 Oct. 1874-31 July 1876 87.1 Aug. 1876-31 May 1878 88.1 June 1878-2 Nov. 1880 Part II: Letterbooks ReelReel John Adams Letterbooks 89.26 May 1776-8 Feb. 1778 90.2 June 1776-1 Oct. 1776 91.3 Feb. 1777-7 July 1777; Expense account, Jan. 1777-Sept. 1777 92.3 May 1778-12 Feb. 1779 93.12 May 1778-8 Nov. 1779; 15 Sept. 1788 94.15 May 1778-8 Jan. 1779, Copies of letters from the French Ministry to the American Peace Commission 95.3 June 1778-Feb 1779; 23 March 1809-6 May 1814, "Private" 96.14 Nov. 1779-28 July 1780, "Public and Private"; preceded by John Quincy Adams, Letterbook, 29 May 1778-20 Feb. 1779 97.Abigail Adams, Letterbook, 18 Nov. 1779-Dec. 1780 98.11 Dec. 1779-5 June 1780, Copies of letters to the President of Congress from Spain and France on Armed Neutrality 99.12 Feb. 1780-29 July 1780, Copies of correspondence between the French Ministry and the American Peace Commission 100.10 June 1780-14 Aug. 1780, Copies of letters to the President of Congress from the American Peace Commission 101. 14 Aug. 1780-7 February 1781, Copies of letters to the President of Congress from Holland; 22 Jan. 1782, Copies of letters to the "Author of Politique Hollandais" 102.17 Aug. 1780-26 April 1782, "Private" 103.1780-1783, Copies of letters and documents of the American Peace Commission, Paris 104.29 Dec. 1780-29 March 1782, Copies of letters and documents of the Mission in Holland 105.7 July 1781-Jan. 1782, Copies of letters to the French Ministry on the Mediation of the Imperial Courts 106.31 March 1782-3 Aug. 1783, Holland; 10 Aug. 1783-14 Sept. 1783, Paris 107.28 April 1782-12 Dec. 1785 108.31 Oct. 1782-8 Sept. 1783, Copies of letters of the American Peace Commission, Paris 109.4 Nov. 1782-12 June 1783, Copies of State Papers of the American Peace Commission 110.17 Nov. 1782-10 June 1783 (scattered) 111.26 May 1785-28 Feb. 1786, "Public" 112.3 Dec. 1785-28 Feb. 1788, "Public" 113.12 Dec. 1785-2 Feb. 1788, 28 Aug. 1788, "Public and Private" 114.May-July 1789, Aug.-Oct. 1797, Feb. 1825-May 1826; Transcripts of letters, 1755-1776; Accounts with the U.S., 1789-1792 115.20 May 1789-7 Jan. 1793 116.25 April, 12 May 1793, 12 Sept. 1794; Diary, 11 Jan.-28 Feb. 1781 (also to be found on Reel No. 2) 117.18 Jan. 1797-22 Feb 1799 118.7 March 1797-20 June 1797, "Public"; 23 March 1801-26 Nov. 1812, "Private" 119.17 Oct. 1797-8 July 1799 120.10 July 1799-2 March 1801 121.30 Nov. 1812-17 April 1813 122.29 May 1814-7 Nov. 1816; preceded by Account Book, 13 Feb. 1780-28 July 1780 123.13 Nov. 1816-12 Aug. 1819; Account Book, American Peace Commission, 16 Jan. 1777-23 Feb. 1779 124.18 Aug. 1819-20 Feb. 1825; preceded by Journal of European Bank Drafts, 1785-1788 John Quincy Adams Letterbooks 125.May 1781-27 Sept. 1782, "Private" 126.30 May 1794-8 Feb. 1795, "Private" 127.30 May 1794-12 July 1795, "Public" 128.9 Feb. 1795-16 Feb. 1797, "Private" 129.12 July 1795-2 May 1798, "Public" 130.25 Aug. 1795-14 April 1796; 16 Feb. 1797-14 Feb. 1798, "Public and Private" 131. Letterpress copies, 26 Dec. 1795-30 May 1801, "Private" 132.30 May 1796-23 Dec. 1801, "Public" 133.17 Feb. 1798-6 July 1799, "Private" 134.9 July 1799-28 April 1801, "Private" 135.7 Oct. 1801-5 June 1812, 8 Feb. 1814, "Private" 136.27 June 1809-5 Dec. 1812, "Public" 137.10 Oct. 1809-25 Oct. 1816; 14/26 March 1810-Dec. 1815; 16 April 1814-26 Dec. 1814; Public documents and letters sent to the Secretary of State, &c. 138.2 May 1810-17 July 1816, "Public" 139.5 Jan. 1811-9 May 1815, "Private" 140.6 May 1813-6 Jan. 1815, Official record of the U.S. Commissions to St. Petersburg and Ghent 141.7 Aug. 1814-26 April 1815, 11 May 1815-9 June 1815, 7 April 1815-8 July 1815, Copies of correspondence and documents, U.S. Commision at Ghent and Mission at London; 27 March 1831-1 May 1831, "Private" 142.28 Feb. 1815-19 March 1816, List of Passports delivered; 9 June 1815-26 May 1817, "Public" 143.16 March 1816-31 Jan. 1817; 9 May 1817-10 May 1818, "Private" 144.17 July 1816-10 June 1817; 26 Nov. 1817-27 Jan. 1823 (scattered); 18 Dec. 1830-22 March 1831, "Public and Private" 145.10 Sept. 1817-28 June 1819; 25 Oct., 5 Nov. 1838, "Private" 146.28 Sept. 1817-19 May 1831, "Public" 147.12 May 1818-7 May 1825, "Private" 148.10 Feb. 1825-13 March 1829, "Private" 149.9 July 1826-13 Feb. 1830, "Private" 150.18 Feb. 1830-14 Sept. 1832, "Private" 151.12 Sept. 1832-12 March 1834, "Private" 152.14 March 1834-31 Dec. 1836, "Private" 153.1 Jan. 1837-22 Nov. 1839, "Private" 154.20 Nov. 1839-19 Nov. 1845, "Private" 155.22 Nov. 1845-4 Feb. 1848, "Private" Charles Francis Adams Letterbooks 156.10 Dec. 1826-26 Oct. 1828 157.20 Nov. 1828-13 Dec. 1836 158.25 Nov. 1829-14 Jan. 1847 159.26 Jan. 1841-8 Dec. 1848 160.12 Dec. 1848-18 March 1851 161.8 April 1851-27 March 1856 162.1 April 1856-23 Nov. 1859 163.16 Jan. 1860-26 Oct. 1860 164.31 Oct. 1860-1 May 1861 165.17 May 1861-5 Oct. 1861 166.2 Oct. 1861-10 Jan. 1862 167.11 Jan. 1862-23 June 1862 168.25 June 1862-27 Feb. 1863 169.2 March 1863-21 Aug. 1863 170.21 Aug. 1863-5 March 1864 171.5 March 1864-31 Oct. 1864 172.3 Nov. 1864-10 June 1865 173.12 June 1865-22 Feb. 1866 174.22 Feb. 1866-19 March 1867 175.19 March 1867-29 Feb. 1868 176.3 March 1868-22 April 1873; 26 May 1880-29 Oct. 1881 177.8 Jan. 1873-9 Dec. 1881 178.Index to Letters Received, Great Britain, 1861-1863 179.Index to Letters Received, Great Britain, 1864-1866 Part III: Miscellanies ReelReel First Generation John Adams, Miscellany 180.Autobiography 181.Account book, 6, 9 July 1781; Will, inventory, and estate papers, 1819-1831; Blank notebook with fragment of French MS on cover 182.Docket of court cases, Jan. 1763-April 1770 183.Docket of court cases, Jan. 1771-July 1774 184.Legal papers, Legal commonplace book; lists of actions, 1761-1770; briefs and notes on admiralty cases; four notebooks on Massachusetts cases (not in Adams hand) 185.Legal papers, Briefs and notes on legal cases, 1761-1778, followed by others undated; also some accounts and miscellaneous scraps relating to Adams law practice 186.Notes on law cases, with some added notes in other hands, including that of John Quincy Adams 187.Literary commonplace book 188.Literary notes and drafts 189.Copy of Jeffersons draft of the Declaration of Independence, June 1776; Facsimiles of the engrossed and signed text of the Declaration of Independence executed by Maverick (1817) and Stone (1823) 190.Copies of instructions to Adams for negotiating treaties of peace and commerce, 1779-1780 191.Copies of Massachusetts Bay charters and other state papers regarding boundaries, &c., furnished to Adams in 1780-1781 192.Journal of bills of exchange in Holland, 1780-1784 193.Catalogue of his library, 1790 194. Journal of executive actions, March 1797-March 1799 195.Journal of executive actions, June 1799-May 1800 196.John T. Kirkland, 2 MS funeral sermons on Adams, 23 July 1826 Abigail Adams, Miscellany 197.Diary, 20 June-19 July 1784, 20-28 July 1787, 30 March-May 1788 198.John T. Kirkland, MS funeral sermon on Mrs. Adams, November 1818; Another copy in another hand Second Generation John Quincy Adams, Miscellany 199.Pocket memorandum and commonplace book, 1782-1836 (scattered entries) 200.Pocket memorandum and account book, 1795-1824 (scattered entries) 201.Memorandum book ("The Chaos"), 1804-1827 202.Memoranda kept in St. Petersburg, 1810-1813 203.Memorandum and garden book, 1810-1845 (scattered entries) 204.Pocket memorandum book, 1815-1828, with diary notes for November 1824; Pocket memorandum book, 1831 205.Expense book, 1791-1802; Accounts with the U.S., 1811-1812 206.Accounts with U.S., 1794-1801, 1809-1822; Financial ledger, 1802-1813 207."Monies received," 1798-1801, 10 Jan. 1804; Daily expenses, 1798-1807 208.Household account book, 1799-1822 209.Personal financial record, 1802-1822 210.Account book, 1809-1829 (scattered entries) 211.Account book and miscellaneous notes, 1810-1814 212.Accounts kept by Quinzard (Adams cook), 1811-1813 213.Accounts with the Bank of the Metropolis, 1818-1847; Checks drawn on the Bank of the Metropolis, 1818-1846 214.Legal memoranda, 1786 et seq. 215.Legal accounts, 1790-1804; Fee book, 1792-1809; Notes on legal cases, Feb., Aug. 1802 216.Records of the commissioners of Bankruptcy, 1802 217.Latin and Greek copybook, January 1781 218.Copy of Fables de Phèdre, 1781, with Prologue, 1831 219.Poetical commonplace book, St. Petersburg, 1782 220.Literary commonplace book, St. Petersburg, 1782 221.Poetical commonplace book, St. Petersburg, 1782 222.Translation of Sallust, 1784 223.Verse composition book, 1784-1792 224.Quotations from Shakespeare 225.Translations from Tacitus 226.Translations of Jean Luzac, Oratio de Socrate Cive (Leyden, 1796) 227.Copy of his translation of Dietrich von Bülow, Der Freistaat von Nordamerika . . . (Berlin, 1797) 228.Original poems and draft of translation of Wielands Oberon 229.Translation of Wielands Oberon; Title-page of Adams translation of Oberon as edited by A. B. Faust (New York, 1940) 230.Literary commonplace book and miscellaneous memoranda, 1803-1825 (scattered entries) 231.Boylston lectures on oratory (lacks Nos. 1, 13, 18, and part of 19), 1807-1809 232.Boylston lectures on oratory, continued (lacks No. 27), 1807-1809; Drafts and notes for another series on the same subject, not completed 233.Transcripts of Adams letters to George Washington Adams on reading the Bible, Sept. 1811-Sept. 1813 234.Notes for and drafts of his Report on Weights and Measures, 1819-1821 235.Partial draft of Report on Weights and Measures, 1820 236.Report on Weights and Measures (Washington, 1821) 237.Collection of poems and translations, 1780-1841, including draft and copy of "Dermot MacMorrogh" and some miscellaneous memoranda 238.Collection of early translations and literary extracts in French, English, and Latin 239.Collection of early translations into French and English 240.Collection of early translations into French and English 241.Collection of his writings, literary notes, and extracts, 1787-1829 242.Collection of long poetical compositions, including a draft of his translation of Wielands Oberon 243.Miscellaneous short poems, 1805-1846 244.Draft of "The Brevet, Observations on the claims to command of Brevet Major General Winfield Scott," 1828 245.Another draft (or copy) of the treatise on Brevet Rank, with supplementary material, 1814-1828 246."Answer to the Appeal of Certain Federalists. 1829"; "Parties in the United States," 1829 247."Alphabetical Index to my files of Letters, papers and documents," 1794-1801 248.List of books sent from Europe, 1801 249.List of U.S. public documents, 1808-1822 250.Weather record, Washington, D.C., Jan. 1818-May 1825 251.Presidential Messages to the Senate and House, Dec. 1825-May 1828 252.Executive Record: Commissions signed, March 1825-Dec. 1828, and Acts approved or disapproved, 23 Dec. 1825-3 March 1829; Orders, 5 March 1825-3 March 1829; Nominations, 5 March 1825-24 May 1828 253.Copy of proceedings of the special Senate session beginning 4 March 1825 254.Registers of letters received, March 1825-Oct. 1827, Nov. 1827-Feb. 1829; Lists of Congressional resolutions, Dec. 1825-March 1827, Dec. 1827-Feb. 1829 255.Scrapbook of mounted clippings relating to Adams western trips, July-Aug., Sept.-Nov. 1843; Collection of newspaper notices (transcripts) relating to the same 256.Transcripts of letters and documents from various sources relating to political and diplomatic affairs, 1782-1831 257.Copy of the executive proceedings of the U.S. Senate, May 1789-March 1801 258.Copy of the executive proceedings of the U.S. Senate, March 1801-March 1811 259.Copy of the executive proceedings of the U.S. Senate, Nov. 1811-April 1814 260.Copy of the executive proceedings of the U.S. Senate, Sept. 1814-May 1820 261.Copy of the executive proceedings of the U.S. Senate, March 1825-March 1829 262.Copy of the Journal of the Hartford Convention, 1814-1815 263.William P. Lunt, MS funeral sermon on Adams, March 1848 Louisa Catherine Adams, Miscellany 264.Diary, 22 Oct. 1812-15 Feb. 1814, 24 Jan.-25 March 1819; Also poems and a dramatic composition 265.Diary, 6 Dec. 1819-8 Jan. 1824; "Record of a Life, or My Story," begun 23 July 1825 266.Diary, 19 July-19 Aug. 1821 267.Diary, 17 Aug.-27 Sept. 1821 268.Diary, verse compositions, and prose reflections, 1835-1841; "Narrative of a Journey from Russia to France, 1815" 269.Autobiographical sketch, "The Adventures of a Nobody," begun 1 July 1840 270.Diary, 12 April 1843-28 Aug. 1847; Poems, 1842-1849 271.Poetical compositions and commonplace book, 1816-1835 272.Poetical compositions, 1816-1835; Collection of copies of poems, chiefly by John Quincy Adams, in his wifes hand, 1816-1843 273.Translations and poems, 1825-1847 274.Prose composition, "The Metropolitan Kaleidoscope or Varieties of Winter. Etchings by Rachel Daub . . . 18 D. 1827" (2 MS texts) 275.Verse composition book 276.Dramatic compositon, "Juvenile Indiscretions or Grand Papa a Farce in one Act." 277.Dramatic composition, "Suspicion or Persecuted Innocence. A Tragedy," and a fragment entitled "Lenora Vernon" 278.Dramatic compositions: "The Wag or Just from College" and "The Captives of Scio or The Liberal Americans" 279.Dramatic compositions: "The Innocent Convicted" and other fragments 280.Literary compositions and translations Thomas Boylston Adams, Miscellany 281.Diary, 15 Sept.-23 Oct. 1794 282.Diary, 24 Oct. 1794-14 April 1796 283.Expense book, 1794-1797 Ann Harrod Adams (Mrs. Thomas Boylston Adams), Miscellany 284.Family record, 1806-ca. 1825 285.Verses by members of her family and others, ca. 1820-1840 William Stephens Smith, Miscellany 286.Proceedings of the American Commissioners of Inspection during the British evacuation of New York, 1783 Third Generation George Washington Adams, Miscellany 287.Diary, 1-23 Aug. 1825; Autobio-graphical essay, 1825 288.Letterbook and copybook, 1814-1817 289.Account book, 1823-1824 290.Legal commonplace book, with added entries in another hand 291.Poetical and prose compositions, 1817-1820 292."Records of the Dramatic Society," 1819-1823 (in various hands) 293.Poetry notebook 294.Literary commonplace book; Also drafts of speeches and other writings by Charles Francis Adams 295.Literary commonplace book, with further entries by Charles Francis Adams Charles Francis Adams, Miscellany 296.Reminiscences of his mission to Great Britain, 1861-1862, begun 1 Sept. 1867 297.Accounts as manager of J. Q. Adams finances, 1828-1846, with earlier entries by G. W. Adams, 1824 298.Accounts as manager of J. Q. Adams finances, 1837-1847, with earlier entries by G. W. Adams, 1823-1824 299.Accounts as manager of J. Q. Adams finances, 1838-1842, with records of G. W. Adams estate and expenses, Jan.-Feb. 1824 300.Accounts as manager of J. Q. Adams finances, 1842-1845, with earlier entries by G. W. Adams, 1823-1824 301.Financial ledger, 1846-1851 302.Financial ledger, 1852-1868 303.Account book, 1829-1844 304.Accounts as agent of trust for benefit of Mary Louisa Adams, 1852-1857 305.Financial records, receipt book, and family accounts, 1834-1859 306.Bank deposit book, Metropolitan Bank, New York City, 1854, with 12 checks 307.Travel expenses in Europe, Dec. 1871-Feb. 1872, kept by E. Giorgi, Adams courier 308.Travel expenses in Europe, May-Sept. 1872, kept by L. Perrini, Adams courier 309."Book of Possessions" (records of Adams property), 1853, with other materials, including a fragmentary diary of John Quincy Adams, 3 Feb.-14 Nov. 1803 310.Legal commonplace book, 1825 311.Legal commonplace book, 1827-1829 312.Literary commonplace book, 1822 313.Theme book 314.Lecture notes, ca. 1823-1825 315.Composition book (drafts of political writings), 1828-1830 316.Composition book (drafts of reviews and legislative papers), ca. 1843-1845 317.Literary miscellany (reviews, lectures), ca. 1827-1846 318.Literary miscellany (lectures, addresses, &c.), 1841-1875 319.Political writings and speeches, 1832-1837 320.Political writings and speeches, 1837-1876 321.Scrapbook of his newspaper articles, 1832-1835 322.Scrapbook of his newspaper articles, 1835-1836 323.Scrapbook of his newspaper articles, 1835-1850 324.Scrapbook of his newspaper articles, 1836 325.Scrapbook of newspaper articles by various writers relating to the slavery issue, &c., 1848-1860 326.Catalogue of J. Q. Adams pamphlet collection, 1833 327.Transcripts from the family papers made in 1833, with reminiscences of John Adams by various hands Elizabeth Coombs Adams, Miscellany 328.Scrapbook, sketchbook, and autograph collection, 1770-1899 William Steuben Smith, Miscellany 329.Diary, 24 Jan.-22 Sept. 1814 Non-Adams Miscellany (See Notes of Identification below) George Beaufort [i.e. Samuel Cooper Johonnot?], Miscellany 330.Journal, 14 Nov.-9 Dec. 1779, kept on board the Sensible Thomas Callender, Miscellany 331.Memorandum book, 1804-1820, kept principally in Princeton, New Jersey Thomas Baker Johnson, Miscellany 332.Diary, 31 Dec. 1807-1808, 24 July-Nov. 1827, 14-16 Feb. 1837 333.Diary, 16 Dec. 1828-28 April 1829 334.Diary, May-3 June 1829, 13 April 1836, May-June 1836 335.Diary, 10 Aug. 1836-13 Feb. 1837 336.Diary, 14 Feb.-30 May 1837 337.Diary, 30 May-14 Aug. 1837 338.Diary, 14 Aug.-17 Dec. 1837 339.Diary, 18 Dec. 1837-20 May 1838 Elise Charlotte Otté, Miscellany 340.Diary, July 1843. Tour through northern New York and Canada to Niagara Falls with J. Q. Adams and the Grinnell family James Blake, Miscellany (originally attributed to Stephen Peabody) 341.Diary, 5 Aug. 1769-6 Nov. 1771 Samuel Tucker, Miscellany 342.Journal, 11 Feb.-6 Sept. 1779, "An Abstract of a Journal . . . , on board the Contl. Frigate Boston" Notes of Identification ELIZABETH COOMBS ADAMS (1808-1903), second daughter of Thomas Boylston and Ann (Harrod) Adams, never married and lived all her life in Quincy. One of her hobbies was preserving family mementoes and chronicling family history in the form of notes and marginalia. GEORGE WASHINGTON ADAMS (1801-1829), eldest son of John Quincy and Louisa Catherine (Johnson) Adams, was a member of the class of 1821 at Harvard. He studied law but was much more devoted to literature. He took his own life by jumping from a steamboat in Long Island Sound. THOMAS BOYLSTON ADAMS (1772-1832), third son and youngest child of John and Abigail (Smith) Adams, was graduated at Harvard in 1790 and studied law. He accompanied his brother John Quincy on his first diplomatic mission to Europe as secretary in 1794, returned in 1798, practiced law and contributed to Joseph Dennies Port Folio in Philadelphia for some years thereafter. In 1805 he married Ann Harrod of Haverhill and settled in Quincy, which he represented in the Massachusetts legislature, 1805-1806. In 1811 he was appointed chief justice of the circuit court of common pleas for the southern circuit of Massachusetts. GEORGE BEAUFORT is evidently a boyish pseudonym for SAMUEL COOPER JOHONNOT (1768-1806), who accompanied the Adamses on their voyage from Boston to Spain, November-December 1779. Johonnot was a grandson of the Reverend Samuel Cooper and a son of Gabriel Johonnot of Boston; he was sent abroad for schooling under John Adams and later under Benjamin Franklin at Passy. Returning home several years later, he was graduated at Harvard in 1783, practiced law in Portland, District of Maine, and became U.S. Consul at Demerara, British Guiana, where he died. There was no George Beaufort aboard La Sensible on the voyage to Spain in 1779, but John Quincy Adams journal of this voyage frequently mentions young Johonnot, and according to a note in Adams hand at the end of the "Beaufort" journal this MS diary was presented by Johonnot to Adams, presumably soon after the voyage. JAMES BLAKE (1751-1771), of Dorchester, was graduated at Harvard in 1769 and studied the ministry with the Rev. William Smith, Abigail Adams father. THOMAS CALLENDER (1778-1827) was born at Fredericksburg, Virginia, and married Anne Maria Smith, daughter of the Reverend Samuel Stanhope Smith and granddaughter of the Reverend John Witherspoon of Princeton, New Jersey, at New Orleans in 1808. Callender appears to have spent his mature life in Princeton and New York City. The presence of Callenders memorandum book in The Adams Papers is as yet unexplained. THOMAS BAKER JOHNSON (1778?-1843), younger brother of Louisa Catherine Johnson (Mrs. John Quincy Adams), was a valetudinarian traveler of whom little is known beyond the voluminous and disorderly diaries which he left and which are now preserved among The Adams Papers. ELISE CHARLOTTE OTTÉ (1818-1904), of Danish and English Ancestry, came to the United States about 1840 to serve as schoolmistress and companion in the Grinnell family of New Bedford. She returned to England and achieved a reputation as a student of linguistics. WILLIAM STEPHENS SMITH (1755-1816), of New York, married Abigail, daughter of John and Abigail (Smith) Adams in London in 1786. He had served in the Continental Army throughout the Revolution, part of the time as aide to General Washington. From 1813 to 1816 he was a member of Congress from New York. WILLIAM STEUBEN SMITH (1787-1850), eldest child of William Stephens and Abigail (Adams) Smith, accompanied his uncle, John Quincy Adams, to St. Petersburg in 1809. In 1813 he married Catherine Maria Frances Johnson, younger sister of Mrs. John Quincy Adams. SAMUEL TUCKER (1747-1833), was captain of the Continental frigate Boston that carried John Adams and his son John Quincy to France on the formers first diplomatic mission early in 1778. Part IV: Chronological Document File ReelReel Letters Received and Other Loose Papers 343.1639-1766 344.1767-July 1775 345.Aug. 1775-April 1776 346.May-Dec. 1776 347.Jan.-Sept. 1777 348.Oct. 1777-March 1778 349.April-Dec. 1778 350.1779 351.Jan.-May 1780 352.June-Sept. 1780 353.Oct.-Dec. 1780 354.Jan.-May 1781 355.June-Dec. 1781 356.Jan.-April 1782 357.May-Aug. 1782 358.Sept.-Oct. 1782 359.Nov.-Dec. 1782 360.Jan.-May 1783 361.June-Nov. 1783 362.Dec. 1783-May 1784 363.June-Dec. 1784 364.Jan.-June 1785 365.July-Sept. 1785 366.Oct.-Dec. 1785 367.Jan.-April 1786 368.May-Sept. 1786 369.Oct. 1786-April 1787 370.May-Dec. 1787 371.1788 372.Jan-Aug. 1789 373.Sept. 1789-June 1790 374.July 1790-May 1791 375.June 1791-Dec. 1792 376.1793 377.Jan.-Aug. 1794 378.Sept.-Dec. 1794 379.Jan.-June 1795 380.July-Dec. 1795 381.Jan.-June 1796 382.July-Dec. 1796 383.Jan.-March 1797 384.April-June 1797 385.July-Sept. 1797 386.Oct.-Dec. 1797 387.Jan.-March 1798 388.April-May 1798 389.June 1798 390.July-Aug. 1798 391.Sept.-Oct. 1798 392.Nov.-Dec. 1798 393.Jan.-March 1799 394.April-May 1799 395.June-July 1799 396.Aug.-Dec. 1799 397.Jan.-May 1800 398.June-Sept. 1800 399.Oct.-Dec. 1800 400.Jan.-May 1801 401.June 1801-Dec. 1802 402.1803 403.1804 404.Jan. 1805-Dec. 1806 405.Jan. 1807-March 1808 406.April-Dec. 1808 407.Jan.-July 1809 408.Aug.-Dec. 1809 409.Jan.-June 1810 410.July-Dec. 1810 411.Jan.-June 1811 412.July-Dec. 1811 413.Jan.-June 1812 414.July-Dec. 1812 415.Jan.-June 1813 416.July-Dec. 1813 417.Jan.-April 1814 418.May-July 1814 419.Aug.-Sept. 1814 420.Oct.-Nov. 1814 421.Dec. 1814 422.Jan.-March 1815 423.April-May 1815 424.June 1815 425.July 1815 426.Aug.-Sept. 1815 427.Oct.-Nov. 1815 428.Dec. 1815 429.Jan.-Feb. 1816 430.March-April 1816 431.May 1816 432.June-July 1816 433.Aug. 1816 434.Sept.-Nov. 1816 435.Dec. 1816 436.Jan.-March 1817 437.April-May 1817 438.June-Aug. 1817 439.Sept. 1817 440.Oct.-Nov. 1817 441.Dec. 1817 442.Jan.-March 1818 443.April-July 1818 444.Aug.-Oct. 1818 445.Nov.-Dec. 1818 446.Jan.-March 1819 447.April-Aug. 1819 448.Sept.-Dec. 1819 449.Jan.-June 1820 450.July-Dec. 1820 451.Jan.-May 1821 452.June-Aug. 1821 453.Sept.-Dec. 1821 454.Jan.-April 1822 455.May-July 1822 456.Aug.-Nov. 1822 457.Dec. 1822 458.Jan.-Feb. 1823 459.March-April 1823 460.May 1823 461.June 1823 462.July-Aug. 1823 463.Sept.-Dec. 1823 464.Jan.-May 1824 465.June-Aug. 1824 466.Sept.-Dec. 1824 467.Jan.-Feb. 1825 468.March 1825 469.April-May 1825 470.June 1825 471.July-Aug. 1825 472.Sept.-Nov. 1825 473.Dec. 1825 474.Jan.-Feb. 1826 475.March-May 1826 476.June-July 1826 477.Aug.-Sept. 1826 478.Oct.-Dec. 1826 479.Jan.-March 1827 480.April-May 1827 481.June-July 1827 482.Aug.-Sept. 1827 483.Oct.-Dec. 1827 484.Jan.-Feb. 1828 485.March-May 1828 486.June-July 1828 487.Aug.-Sept. 1828 488.Oct.-Nov. 1828 489.Dec. 1828 490.Jan.-March 1829 491.April-Dec. 1829 492.1830 493.Jan.-July 1831 494.Aug.-Dec. 1831 495.Jan.-May 1832 496.June-Dec. 1832 497.Jan.-Sept. 1833 498.Oct. 1833-Jan. 1834 499.Feb.-May 1834 500.June-Dec. 1834 501.Jan.-March 1835 502.April-Dec. 1835 503.Jan.-May 1836 504.June-Dec. 1836 505.Jan.-Feb. 1837 506.March-Aug. 1837 507.Sept.-Dec. 1837 508.Jan.-Feb. 1838 509.March-June 1838 510.July-Dec. 1838 511.Jan.-Feb. 1839 512.March-Dec. 1839 513.Jan.-March 1840 514.April-June 1840 515.July-Nov. 1840 516.Dec. 1840-Jan. 1841 517.Feb.-April 1841 518.May-July 1841 519.Aug.-Nov. 1841 520.Dec. 1841-Jan. 1842 521.Feb.-March 1842 522.April-June 1842 523.July-Oct. 1842 524.Nov.-Dec. 1842 525.Jan.-March 1843 526.April-Aug. 1843 527.Sept.-Dec. 1843 528.Jan.-March 1844 529.April-July 1844 530.Aug.-Dec. 1844 531.Jan.-April 1845 532.May-Aug. 1845 533.Sept.-Dec. 1845 534.Jan.-May 1846 535.June-Dec. 1846 536.1847 537.Jan.-April 1848 538.May-Dec. 1848 539.1849 540.1850-1851 541.1852 542.1853-1854 543.1855-1856 544.Jan. 1857-July 1858 545.Aug.-Dec. 1858 546.Jan.-June 1859 547.July-Dec. 1859 548.Jan.-April 1860 549.May-July 1860 550.Aug.-Dec. 1860 551.Jan. 1861 552.Feb. 1861 553.March-May 1861 554.June-Aug. 1861 555.Sept.-Nov. 1861 556.Dec. 1861 557.Jan.-Feb. 1862 558.March-May 1862 559.June-July 1862 560.Aug.-Sept. 1862 561.Oct.-Nov. 1862 562.Dec. 1862-Jan. 1863 563.Feb.-March 1863 564.April-May 1863 565.June-July 1863 566.Aug.-Sept. 1863 567.Oct.-Nov. 1863 568.Dec. 1863-Feb. 1864 569.March-April 1864 570.May-June 1864 571.July-Aug. 1864 572.Sept.-Dec. 1864 573.Jan.-March 1865 574.April 1865 575.May-June 1865 576.July-Sept. 1865 577.Oct.-Dec. 1865 578.Jan.-April 1866 579.May-Aug. 1866 580.Sept.-Dec. 1866 581.Jan.-March 1867 582.April-June 1867 583.July-Sept. 1867 584.Oct.-Dec. 1867 585.Jan.-March 1868 586.April-Dec. 1868 587.1869 588.1870 589.1871 590.Jan.-June 1872 591.July-Aug. 1872 592.Sept. 1872-May 1873 593.June-Dec. 1873 594.1874-1875 595.1876-1877 596.1878-1879 597.1880-1882 598.1883-1884 599.1885-1887 600.1888-1889 601.Undated Material Topical Supplements 602.Ciphers and Cipher Keys 603.Genealogical Material 604.Newspaper Clippings: 1765-1847 605.Newspaper Clippings: 1848-1849 606.Newspaper Clippings: 1850-1888 607.Wills, Deeds, etc. Addenda 608.John Adams, Diary, 21 March-18 Oct. 1761; Charles Francis Adams, Diary, 1 Jan.-15 Feb. 1820 and 1 Jan. 1824-15 June 1827 |
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