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Habersham, Joseph

as postmaster general, 8:667

Habington, William

The Historie of Edvvard the Fourth, King of England, 7:629, 7:631n

Hackley, Harriet (Harriet Randolph Hackley’s daughter), 2:393n

Hackley, Harriet Randolph (Richard S. Hackley’s wife)

bears daughter, 2:393, 2:393n
family of, 1:114n, 9:57n, 15:48n, 19:645n
forwards seeds, 15:157n
greetings sent to, 7:394, 11:624n, 11:626n
makes purchases for TJ, 4:219, 4:233, 4:234n
M. J. Randolph’s correspondence with, 7:328
visits Monticello, 15:48n

Hackley, Jane Elizabeth Catherine. See Taylor, Jane Elizabeth Catherine Hackley

Hackley, Richard Shippey

bankruptcy of, 8:296n
consul at Cádiz, 3:342–3:343, 3:523, 4:219
corresponds with J. Madison, 15:156, 15:156–15:157n, 15:157n
dispute over vice-consulship at Cádiz, 1:113–1:114, 1:155, 1:156n
E. Fla. land claims of, 18:98, 18:100, 18:100–18:101n, 18:119
identified, 9:57n
letter from, 9:57
and sugar for TJ, 9:57, 9:269, 9:286

Haden’s Tavern (Goochland Co.), 3:244, 16:388

Hadfield, George (Maria Cosway’s brother)

as architect, 19:16–19:17, 19:89–19:90
family of, 14:209, 17:283, 18:537, 18:639, 19:16, 19:89–19:90, 19:91n, 19:683
health of, 19:16
identified, 18:639n
letter from, 19:16–19:17
letters to accounted for, 17:283n, 19:17n, 19:683n
letter to, 18:639

Hadley, John

and astronomical instruments, 3:480, 4:369, 4:370n, 9:223, 9:225n, 9:680, 9:689, 9:691, 9:691–9:692
sextant of, 9:622, 9:643, 9:643

Haff, John

as customhouse inspector, 12:387n

Hagar (Old Testament figure), 18:149, 18:644

Hagarty, James

identified, 15:501n
introduced to TJ, 15:500
as merchant, 17:199

Hager, Peter, 19:556

Hagers-Town Gazette (Maryland newspaper), 4:37n

Hagner, Peter

identified, 17:125n
letter from, to J. C. Calhoun, 17:124–17:125
and J. L. Poirey’s military service claims, 14:147, 14:147n
as U.S. Treasury auditor, 17:123, 17:123–17:124, 17:124, 17:124

The Hague See also The Netherlands

W. Eustis serves as U.S. minister at, 8:434n

“Hail Columbia” (song), 12:64, 12:70

Hailman, Elizabeth

signs petition, 18:146

Haines, Charles Glidden

Considerations on the Great Western Canal, from the Hudson to Lake Erie: with a view of its Expence, Advantages, and Progress, 13:245, 13:245n, 13:312–13:313
identified, 13:245n
letter from, 13:245
letter to, 13:312–13:313
and Public Documents, relating to the New-York Canals, which are to connect the Western and Northern Lakes, with the Atlantic Ocean, 17:570

Haines, Hiram

identified, 17:240n
letters from, 17:239–17:240, 17:604–17:606
letters to, 17:264–17:265, 18:23
and pocketknife for TJ, 17:604–17:605, 18:23
and portrait of TJ, 18:23
and TJ’s Notes on the State of Virginia, 17:239, 17:240, 17:264–17:265, 17:605–17:606, 18:23

Haines, Reuben

and Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, 12:505, 13:52–13:53
and J. Carver, 5:415n, 5:630, 5:631
identified, 12:505–12:506n
letter from, 12:505–12:506
letter to, 13:52–13:53
as reference for C. S. Rafinesque, 17:89

Haines, Samuel

identified, 3:122n
letters from, 3:120–3:122
letters to, 3:163
and military desertion case, 3:120–3:121, 3:163

hair

lock of TJ’s requested, 17:582–17:583, 18:36, 18:209
powder for, 1:190, 1:245
TJ’s described, 18:603

haircloth

for brewing, 15:527

Αἱρέσεων ἀνάστασις or, A New Way of Deciding Old Controversies (“Basanistes”), 10:241, 10:242, 10:242n, 10:381, 10:382, 13:481

Hairston, George

military service of, 7:226–7:227

Haiti, Republic of

Blacks in, 1:589, 7:533, 11:501, 16:525n, 19:431, 19:712n
news from, 17:255
as proposed site for colony of emancipated slaves, 16:490, 16:497
recognition of, 19:711, 19:712n
refugees from, 1:450, 1:622–1:623, 1:624n, 17:164, 17:165, 17:165, 17:166n
revolution in, 9:150, 17:13, 17:166n, 19:406, 19:408n
trade with U.S., 1:160, 1:517n, 19:711–19:712n

Αἱ τοῦ Εὐριπίδου τραγωδίαι σωζόμεναι. Euripidis Tragoediae quae supersunt (Euripides; ed. S. Musgrave), 15:26

Αἱ τοῦ Σοφοκλέους τραγῳδίαι ἑπτά. Sophoclis Tragoediæ Septem (Sophocles; ed. T. Johnson), 10:234, 10:237n, 14:510, 17:106

Hakluyt, Richard

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation, 8:581, 9:109, 11:293+, 11:293n+

Hal (laborer)

paid for work, 7:45, 7:45n

Hale, David (ca. 1758–1822)

family of, 13:23n
letter to, from S. Hale, 13:22–13:23

Hale, David (1783–1822)

family of, 13:23n

Hale, Sir Mathew

De jure maris et brachiorum ejusdem, 3:546, 3:546
and King v. Taylor, 7:147–7:148, 7:148, 7:148
as legal authority, 11:368, 18:334–18:335, 18:475
and witch trial at Bury Saint Edmunds, 7:147, 7:150–7:151n

Hale, Salma

identified, 13:23n
introduced to TJ, 13:23n
letter from, 13:132
letter from, to D. Hale, 13:22–13:23
letter from, to A. Livermore, 13:24–13:26
letter from, to W. Plumer, 13:24
letter to, 13:160
Notes on Visit to Monticello, 13:26–13:29
observations on Va., 13:22, 13:23, 13:24–13:25, 13:25
sends pamphlets to TJ, 13:132, 13:160
visits Monticello, 13:22, 13:22, 13:23, 13:23n, 13:24, 13:25, 13:26–13:29, 13:29n

Hale, Thomas

A Compleat Body of Husbandry, 1:581, 2:82, 7:626, 11:164, 19:508

Hales, Stephen

Statical Essays: containing Vegetable Staticks, 2:82, 11:164

Halesia. See silver bells

Haley, Nathan, 3:557–3:558n

Halhed, Nathaniel Brassey

translates A Code of Gentoo Laws, or, Ordinations of the Pundits, 7:221n

Halifax, Nova Scotia

prisoners of war at, 10:168
Royal Navy station, 5:354
rumored discharge of neutral ships from, 8:97, 8:97n, 8:100
TJ on prospects of capturing, 8:264, 8:292, 8:300, 8:312, 8:360

Hall (Hal) (TJ’s slave; 1767–1819)

death of, 14:494
hat for, 7:124
health of, 14:218, 15:282
hog keeper, 4:381, 5:489
on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:382, 4:383, 4:384, 4:385, 5:461, 6:308, 8:60, 8:255, 13:387
tasks for, 4:380

Hall, Mr. (publisher)

and L. H. Girardin, 13:523

Hall, Charles

advises on war strategy, 5:172–5:174
identified, 5:174n
letters from, 5:172–5:174
letters from accounted for, 5:174n

Hall, Daniel, 6:570, 6:570, 6:571n, 6:615n

Hall, David

and Pennsylvania Gazette, 8:621

Hall, David Aiken, 16:651

Hall, Dominick A.

and batture controversy, 3:247n, 6:388, 6:390, 6:392

Hall, Edward

The Union of the two noble and illustre famelies of Lancastre & Yorke, 8:581, 8:582n

Hall, Everard

identified, 12:376n
introduced to TJ, 16:269–16:270
letter from, 12:375–12:376
letter to, 12:486–12:487
receives patent, 12:375
and salt manufacture, 12:375–12:376, 12:486, 13:5–13:6, 13:6n
travels of, 16:269
visits Monticello, 16:269–16:270

Hall, Francis

Account of a Visit to Monticello, 10:643–10:648
and cement, 11:113, 11:114n
identified, 10:647–10:648n
introduced to TJ, 10:594, 10:643
letter from, 11:113–11:114
visits Monticello, 10:594, 10:643–10:647, 11:113, 11:114n
visits Natural Bridge, 10:648n

Hall, Frederick

and mineralogy, 15:324n

Hall, Harrison

and American Law Journal, 11:541, 11:599–11:600, 12:552, 12:577
identified, 11:541–11:542n
letters from, 11:541–11:542, 12:552
letters to, 11:599–11:600, 12:577
and Port Folio, 11:541, 11:599–11:600, 12:552
and revised edition of TJ’s Notes on the State of Virginia, 12:552, 12:577

Hall, James

improved planting technique of, 8:42–8:43, 8:43n, 8:104, 8:210, 8:366–8:367, 8:369n, 8:457–8:458, 13:149
visits TJ at Washington, 8:104, 8:104n

Hall, John (master of Rebecca ), 1:44

Hall, John Elihu

address cover to, 7:xliv, 7:434 (illus.)
American Law Journal, 5:176, 5:176n, 5:219–5:220, 5:222, 5:245, 5:254, 5:294, 6:627–6:628, 7:95–7:96, 7:96n, 7:241–7:242, 13:368, 13:369n, 14:165, 15:340
edits Journal of Jurisprudence, 17:402, 17:402n, 17:450, 17:450n
identified, 5:176n
letters from, 5:175–5:176, 6:627–6:628, 7:241–7:242, 17:450
letters to, 5:219–5:220, 7:95–7:96, 17:402–17:403
and Port Folio, 16:204–16:205
as reference for C. S. Rafinesque, 17:89
sends books for T. Cooper, 5:175–5:176, 5:223
and Storia della Guerra dell’ Independenza degli Stati Uniti d’America (C. G. G. Botta), 14:120, 14:120–14:121n
suspected of Anglomania, 16:206

Hall, John Hancock

identified, 13:137n
letter from, 13:136–13:137
on militia, 13:136

Hall, Lyman

signer of Declaration of Independence, 13:329

Hall, Parry, 3:243n

Hall, Sergeant

identified, 5:295n
letters from, 5:294–5:295
sends TJ book, 5:294–5:295

Hall, Thomas

as chaplain at Leghorn, 13:376, 13:377n

Hall, Thomas H.

and scuppernong wine, 14:76, 14:141

Hall, Thomas M.

identified, 17:74n
letters from, 17:74, 17:175
letter to, 17:114
seeks professorship, 17:74, 17:114, 17:175

Hall, William (ship captain), 15:72, 15:72n, 15:286, 16:89

Hall, William, Jr., 16:216n

Hallam, Henry

View of the State of Europe during the Middle Ages, 18:399, 19:506

Hallet, Stephen, 3:313n

Hallet, Stephen S., 2:319n

Halley, Edmond

and barometric calculation of altitude, 9:314, 9:316n
on currents and evaporation, 16:98

Halsted, Oliver See also Wiley & Halsted (New York firm)

identified, 17:302n

ham, 2:291

Ham, Elijah

mentioned, 6:347
as overseer at Lego, 4:101, 9:152, 9:604n, 10:387, 10:388n
TJ’s debt to, 12:644, 16:649, 19:495

Hamburg (German city-state)

banks in, 6:649, 6:649n
glass from, 3:520
relations with U.S., 17:336

Hamilton, Dr.

visits Monticello, 16:143, 16:168

“Hamilton.” See Richards, George H.

Hamilton, Alexander (1757–1804)

and J. Adams, 2:176, 2:177n, 4:474–4:475, 6:254, 6:284, 13:70, 15:298, 19:73, 19:366, 19:367n
J. Q. Adams compared to, 19:330
admires British government, 7:102–7:103, 7:103–7:104n
and Bank of U.S., 6:534, 13:609, 15:598
constitutional ideas of, 2:147n, 2:176, 2:177n, 2:252, 2:542, 2:542n, 2:568, 2:578, 12:420, 14:145, 14:145–14:146n
death of, 10:360
and J. Delaplaine’s Repository, 7:498, 9:352n, 10:536n
P. S. Du Pont de Nemours on, 3:80, 4:328
family of, 5:43, 5:43n, 6:515, 10:360, 19:529
The Federalist, 7:628, 9:436, 10:417–10:418, 10:418, 10:419n, 13:236, 13:236n, 13:236n, 14:145, 19:506
in D. Fraser’s proposed book, 15:368n
and P. Henry, 4:604
influence over G. Washington, 6:259
and judicial tenure, 10:418
Letter from Alexander Hamilton, concerning the Public Conduct and Character of John Adams, 19:367n
as member of Confederation Congress, 13:578
mentioned, 5:615, 5:619, 6:39, 6:576, 10:41
and naval expansion, 6:183, 19:73, 19:124–19:125
proposed biography of, 2:145–2:146, 2:147n, 2:176, 19:428, 19:529
relationship with TJ, 2:177, 2:272, 8:241, 18:572n
secretary of the treasury, 2:273n, 3:205n, 5:13, 5:14n, 6:318, 6:593n, 6:626, 19:74
supporters of, 8:152
and tariffs, 13:378, 13:380n
TJ on, 2:176, 2:177, 3:305, 3:308n, 5:563–5:565, 5:566n, 9:100–9:101, 9:101n, 10:174, 12:416, 12:421–12:426
in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:507
and G. Washington’s Farewell Address, 19:529, 19:662, 19:667n, 19:696–19:697

Hamilton, Alexander (1786–1875)

as commercial agent, 12:195
at siege of Badajoz (1812), 6:515, 6:515n

Hamilton, Anthony

Mémoires de la vie du comte de Grammont, 19:508

Hamilton, Archibald Wade

identified, 17:260n
introduced to TJ, 17:259–17:260
letter from accounted for, 17:260n

Hamilton, Charles B., 16:144n

Hamilton, Elizabeth Schuyler (Alexander Hamilton’s wife), 5:43, 5:43n, 19:529, 19:670

Hamilton, Lady Emma (Sir William Hamilton’s wife; Horatio Nelson’s mistress), 6:622–6:623, 6:627n

Hamilton, Henry

captured at Vincennes, 4:378, 4:378n, 6:446, 6:510, 6:510n
governor of Bermuda, 6:445, 6:446

Hamilton, James (d. ca. 1836)

identified, 4:619n
letters from, 4:618–4:619
letters to, 5:14–5:15, 5:174–5:175, 5:328–5:329, 5:639–5:640
and W. McClure’s debts, 4:209, 4:209n, 4:618–4:619, 5:14–5:15, 5:17, 5:132, 5:161, 5:174–5:175, 5:328–5:329, 5:575, 5:587, 5:639–5:640, 5:671

Hamilton, James (1786–1857)

identified, 17:481–17:482n
letter from accounted for, 17:482n
letter to, 17:481–17:482
An Oration, delivered on the Fourth of July, 1821, before the Cincinnati and Revolution Societies, 17:481, 17:482n

Hamilton, James A.

recommends J. L. Cathcart, 17:461

Hamilton, Paul (1762–1816)

and appointments, 5:359, 5:408–5:409, 5:495, 5:502, 5:503, 5:515–5:516, 5:547, 5:583, 6:170, 6:211
and J. M. Baker, 2:391
and commission for W. J. Harris, 4:91n, 4:171–4:172, 4:178, 4:185
and duck cloth, 2:175
and T. Ewell, 16:246, 16:285
and R. Fulton’s torpedo, 2:250, 2:251n
identified, 2:175–2:176n
introduces son to TJ, 4:123
and Las Cases’s work, 3:552
letters from, 4:123, 4:178–4:179, 5:515–5:516
letters to, 2:175–2:176, 4:171–4:172, 5:359, 5:408–5:409, 5:495, 5:502
as secretary of the navy, 1:443, 1:475, 3:427, 4:202, 4:372, 5:178, 5:179n, 5:191, 5:550–5:551, 6:163, 6:177n, 8:145n, 11:661, 11:662, 17:518, 17:519n
TJ sends batture pamphlet to, 4:624
visits Monticello, 4:133

Hamilton, Paul (1788–1817)

letter of introduction for, from father, 4:123
visits Monticello, 4:172, 4:178–4:179

Hamilton, Robert

and W. McClure’s debts, 4:618, 4:619n, 5:14, 5:17

Hamilton, Sir William (1730–1803), 6:622

Hamilton, William (ca. 1746–1813)

gardens of, at Woodlands, 1:192, 1:479
identified, 1:192n
letters to, 1:191–1:192
and seeds of Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1:192n, 2:302n

Hamilton, William (of Tennessee)

militia service of, 7:161

Hamilton Cotton Factory (Baltimore), 9:537n

Hamlet (schooner), 10:409, 11:398, 12:74, 14:499

Hamlin, Amos

identified, 12:351n
letter from, 12:350–12:351
letter to, 12:574–12:575
and meteorological observations, 12:350–12:351, 12:352–12:354, 12:574

hammers, 15:86

Hammett, Alexander

consul at Naples, 13:316, 13:444, 13:445n

Hammond, Andrew Snape, 6:446

Hammond, Charles

identified, 17:399n
letter from, 17:398–17:400
letter to, 17:433–17:434
Review of the Opinion of the Supreme Court of the United States, in the case of Cohens vs. Virginia, 18:362, 18:367
and TJ’s Recommendation of John Taylor’s Construction Construed, 17:398, 17:399–17:400n, 17:433

Hammond, George

as British minister plenipotentiary to U.S., 1:516, 19:406
correspondence with TJ, 1:487, 1:487n

Hammond, Jabez Delano

Life and Opinions of Julius Melbourn; with sketches of the lives and characters of Thomas Jefferson, John Quincy Adams, John Randolph, and several other eminent American statesmen, 8:243n

Hammond, Judah

identified, 1:534n
letters from, 1:530–1:534
letters from accounted for, 1:533n
letters to, 1:568–1:569
and meeting of N.Y. Republicans, 1:530–1:534, 1:568–1:569

Hammuda Pasha, Bey of Tunis

and relations with U.S., 17:454–17:455

Hamner, Mr.

horse of, 13:518

Hamner, William

and Central College subscription, 11:329
horse of, 13:518

Hampden, John

British patriot, 4:470

Hampden-Sydney College

funding for, 12:437n, 13:590, 15:401n, 16:468, 16:469, 18:109, 18:110, 18:111n, 18:129–18:130, 18:158, 18:159, 19:273, 19:274n, 19:315, 19:324
influence of clergy at, 16:208, 17:395
mentioned, 12:132n, 16:454, 19:323n
Presbyterian seminary at, 9:379n
and state university for Va., 11:134n, 16:625
students at, 17:557
support for, 19:369
TJ on, 19:268

Hampton, James

translates The General History of Polybius (Polybius), 1:580, 19:507

Hampton, Wade

death mistakenly announced, 2:43, 2:44n
mentioned, 3:344, 5:637n
War of 1812 service of, 6:242, 6:529–6:530, 6:619, 6:645, 6:645–6:646n, 7:9, 7:9n, 7:10, 7:12, 7:13n, 7:15, 7:16n, 7:61, 7:91, 7:92n, 7:228, 7:531, 8:263

Hampton Academy, 14:550, 15:28

Hampton, Va.

British attack on, 6:332, 6:333n, 6:445, 6:446n, 6:515, 8:218, 8:224, 8:224

Hanah (TJ’s slave)

house for, 8:70

Hanah (TJ’s slave; b. 1770). See Hannah (Hanah) (TJ’s slave; b. 1770)

Hanah (TJ’s slave; b. 1796)

bed and pot for, 8:186
and P. Hubbard’s dispute with J. A. Goodman, 8:173, 8:185
laborer, 4:379
marriage of, 8:173, 8:173, 8:174, 8:185
on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:384, 4:385, 5:462, 6:308, 6:309, 6:309, 8:61, 8:255

Hanbury, John, & Company (London firm). See John Hanbury & Company (London firm)

Hanbury, Osgood, 3:195–3:196, 5:298

Hanckel, Christopher

as professor at South Carolina College, 14:103

Hancock, John

and American Revolution, 11:312, 12:495, 12:531n, 14:373, 17:315, 18:572n
and Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence (J. Sanderson), 16:214, 16:214n, 16:228
death of, 10:360
and Declaration of Independence, 5:643, 15:liii
and J. Delaplaine’s Repository, 7:498, 10:536n
praised, 9:250n
as president of Continental Congress, 10:270, 13:332, 13:578, 17:213, 17:317
toasts honoring, 17:289
and S. Ward, 12:377

Hancock, Mr. W.

purchases TJ’s flour, 4:593

Hand, Capt., 14:437

Hand, Capt. (captain of Happy Return ), 5:558

Hand, Caleb (captain of Unity ), 5:130

Hand, Edward, 1:477

Hand, John (captain of Hilan), 10:494, 10:494n

Hand, John (captain of Sally ), 1:84, 3:63

handball, 11:390, 11:391n

handbarrows, 2:546, 2:547

A Hand Book for Infantry (W. Duane), 5:256, 5:257n, 8:388, 8:672

A Hand Book for Riflemen (Duane), 5:256, 5:257n

Handbuch der allgemeinen Litterargeschichte nach Heumanns Grundriß (C. J. Bouginé), 8:559, 8:562n

Handbuch der ältesten Christlichen Dogmen-Geschichte (F. Münter), 11:307

The Handmaid to the Arts (R. Dossie), 1:582

H. & R. H. Osgood (Baltimore firm), 14:65n

Hanna, Robert (1744–1821)

identified, 15:333n
letter from accounted for, 15:333n
letter to, 15:332–15:333
seeks TJ’s assistance, 15:332–15:333, 15:333

Hanna, Robert (1786–1858)

federal appointment of, 15:333n

Hannah (Old Testament figure), 6:623, 10:504

Hannah (Hanah) (TJ’s slave; b. 1770)

as cook, 4:380
family of, 12:349, 15:130, 15:138, 15:147, 15:158, 15:162, 19:333
as housekeeper, 17:429, 19:263n
identified, 13:393–13:394n
laborer, 4:379, 8:186, 9:713, 12:483
letter from, 13:liii, 13:393–13:394, 13:400 (illus.)
as nurse, 15:282
on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:382, 4:383, 4:383, 4:384, 4:385, 5:461, 6:308, 6:308, 6:308, 6:308, 8:60, 8:61, 8:61, 8:61, 8:61, 8:61, 8:62, 8:62, 8:62, 8:255, 8:255, 8:255, 8:255, 8:255, 13:387, 13:387, 15:247–15:248
sends greetings to TJ, 13:393
sends household goods to Monticello, 15:229, 15:230
valuation of, 19:333
and visitors to Poplar Forest, 15:473, 17:154

Hannah and Elizabeth (schooner), 14:467

Hannibal, 7:24

Hansborough v. Baylor, 15:350, 15:352n

Hansford, Alexander

purchases books, 18:278

Hansford, Edward

identified, 6:341n
letters from, 6:340–6:341
witnesses unusual atmospheric phenomenon, 6:340–6:341

Hansford, Theodosius

and artifacts for University of Virginia, 18:278
and books for University of Virginia, 18:278, 18:279–18:280
identified, 18:279n
letter from, to University of Virginia Board of Visitors, 18:278–18:279
letter to, 18:328

Hanson, Alexander Contee

as newspaper editor, 3:262n, 3:262, 3:263n, 7:xlv–7:xlvi, 17:164n, 19:365

Hanson, Richard

attorney for Farell & Jones, 2:142, 2:184, 2:185, 2:513, 7:174

Happart, Joseph St. Leger d’

and his proposed publication, 5:290, 5:664
identified, 4:537–4:538n
letters from, 4:537–4:538, 5:145–5:147, 5:664
letters to, 4:622, 5:290–5:291
seeks compensation from U.S., 4:537–4:538, 4:622, 5:145–5:147
TJ’s correspondence with, forwarded to J. Madison, 4:622, 4:623n

Happy Return (ship), 3:557–3:558n, 5:558

Harbaugh, Leonard, 8:592, 8:592

Harden, M.

and University of Virginia, 19:51

Hardenbrook, Abel W.

fire-engine maker, 16:233

Hardesty, Samuel

and Central College subscription, 11:333

Hardie, James

The American Remembrancer, 9:60
De Viris Illustribus Urbis Romæ, 13:33, 13:47, 13:47, 13:100, 13:100, 13:107

Hardin, Benjamin

Albemarle Co. tavern keeper, 13:232, 13:232n
and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:325, 11:329, 13:161, 17:620, 17:630
and University of Virginia, 17:627

Hardin, Hackey

and University of Virginia, 17:624, 17:625, 17:627, 19:46

Harding, Chester

portrait of J. Barbour by, 11:xlvi, 11:232 (illus.)

Harding, H., 2:118

Hardouin, Jean

scholar, 9:86

Hardware Mills (Albemarle Co.), 3:359

Hardware River (Albemarle Co.), 3:432, 3:433n, 3:596, 4:146, 4:387, 8:392, 8:485, 9:99n, 12:81n, 14:402, 15:348

Hardy, Samuel

and cession of Northwest Territory, 4:567

Hardy, William

scientific-instrument maker, 9:223, 9:223, 9:224

Hare, Dr., 2:470

Hare, Robert

and American Geological Society, 14:648n
A Brief View of the Policy and Resources of the United States, 3:198–3:199, 3:200n
and calorimotor, 14:186–14:187n
greetings sent to, 1:453n
as university professor, 12:27, 12:32, 12:196, 12:228n, 12:238, 12:390n, 12:647, 13:249, 13:255, 13:270, 13:284, 13:285n, 13:298
and University of Virginia, 17:20

Hare, William B.

attends dinner honoring TJ, 1:608+
and Central College subscription, 11:333
and meeting of Richmond citizens, 1:611n

Hargrave, Francis

A Complete Collection of State-Trials and Proceedings for High-Treason, and other Crimes and Misdemeanours, 2:455, 2:456n
as legal authority, 18:334–18:335, 18:475
Notes on Lord Coke’s First Institute, or Commentary upon Littleton, 18:580

Hargraves, George

forwards D. Bushnell’s torpedo drawings, 7:512, 7:620–7:621
identified, 7:513n
letters from, 7:512–7:513
letters to, 7:620–7:621

Hargreaves, James

and spinning jenny, 4:418n

haricots, 9:532–9:533

Harker, Samuel, 18:538n

Harlow, Brice

boats of, 17:95, 17:110, 18:522, 18:530, 19:78, 19:483
delivers letter, 18:522n
witnesses document, 6:20

Harmar, Josiah

military service of, 7:692, 7:693n, 17:336

Harmer, Josiah

anecdote of, 13:464

A Harmony in Greek of the Gospels (W. Newcome), 12:291, 12:337, 12:364, 12:439

A Harmony of the Evangelists (J. Priestley), 10:357

Harner, Jacob

and University of Virginia, 17:631, 17:641n, 19:54

Harner, John

letter from, 17:220
letter to, 17:228
sends antlers to TJ, 17:220, 17:228

Harnest, Mr.

transports timothy seed, 4:194

Harnest’s Tavern (Bath Co.), 13:230, 13:231

Harper, Charles

and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:325, 11:329, 15:96, 16:303, 17:631, 17:631
and University of Virginia, 16:480, 17:639, 17:640, 19:50

Harper, Joseph

and University of Virginia, 17:639

Harper, Robert

and University of Virginia, 16:308

Harper, Robert Goodloe

on Federalist party, 19:562, 19:563n
and medallion of G. Washington, 18:162
as political candidate, 1:516
on Russia, 7:323, 7:323n

Harper, William

and University of Virginia, 17:638

Harpers Ferry, Va.

armory at, 10:3, 12:103, 13:136, 16:370
description of, 1:197, 1:198–1:199n
picture of, 10:453
plants from, 11:639
visitors to, 17:159
yellow fever at, 17:603

harpsichords

manufactured by J. Kirckman, 16:xlix, 16:348 (illus.)
at Monticello, 8:234, 8:393, 8:485, 8:486, 9:xliv, 16:xlix
for Poplar Forest, 15:308–15:309, 15:378, 16:xlix, 16:67, 16:91, 16:264, 16:365, 16:365n, 17:85n, 17:428–17:429
strings for, 16:91, 16:326, 16:366, 16:367, 16:379
TJ wishes to play, 15:408

Harrah, Margaret

signs petition, 18:146

Harriet (TJ’s slave; b. 1801). See Hemings, Harriet (TJ’s enslaved daughter; b. 1801)

Harriet (steamboat), 13:254

Harrington, James

The Common-Wealth of Oceana, 19:505
English political theorist, 6:296, 6:302
political opinions of, 1:254n
read by J. Adams, 4:474

Harriot, Thomas, 11:293n+

Harris, Mr.

and S. Kingston’s ownership of Philadelphia land, 10:386

Harris, Mr. (of Bedford Co.)

family of opposes new road, 18:70

Harris, Mr. (of Virginia)

and Central College subscription, 13:163n
and E. Rosson case, 10:463

Harris, Ann Eppes

and J. Wayles’s estate, 17:184

Harris, Benjamin

and TJ’s taxes, 10:467n

Harris, Benjamin James

identified, 5:291–5:292n
inventions of, 5:286, 5:291, 5:307–5:308
letters from, 5:291–5:292
letters to, 5:307–5:309
Saint Louis building project of, 13:524

Harris, Clifton

and Central College cornerstone laying, 12:61, 12:65
and Central College subscription, 11:323, 11:329, 13:161
deputy sheriff, 7:708
identified, 7:708–7:709n
loans money to TJ, 8:47
and TJ’s taxes, 7:708–7:709, 8:47, 9:62, 9:99n, 9:133, 10:467n
witnesses agreement, 12:415

Harris, Cunningham

identified, 5:361n
letters from, 1:84, 5:360–5:361
letters to, 1:211–1:212, 5:444–5:445
and sesame, 1:84, 1:211–1:212
and threshing machines, 5:360, 5:444–5:445

Harris, Eleazar, 19:682

Harris, Frank, 5:210

Harris, Frederick

and Agricultural Society of Albemarle, 11:319
and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:333, 15:96
as potential Va. legislator, 12:540

Harris, George

translates D. Justiniani Institutionum libri quatuor. The Four Books of Justinian’s Institutions (Justinian), 5:136, 5:137n, 5:275–5:276, 7:125, 10:207, 10:209, 10:209n, 10:209n

Harris, Ira

and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:324, 11:329, 13:162, 15:98
and University of Virginia, 16:306, 16:308, 16:481, 17:620

Harris, James (1766–1830)

identified, 18:55n
letter from, 18:55
and lumber for University of Virginia, 18:55

Harris, James (1709–80)

Hermes: or, a Philosophical Inquiry Concerning Language and Universal Grammar, 15:337, 15:337, 15:338n
as member of parliament, 15:337
Philosophical Arrangements, 15:337
and philosophy of language, 15:223
Three Treatises, 8:388, 15:337, 15:337, 15:337, 15:338n

Harris, James (of Charlotte, N.C.), 14:450

Harris, John (1758–1815)

family of, 4:20

Harris, John (d. 1800)

Revolutionary War officer, 4:20

Harris, John (d. 1832)

and Albemarle Academy, 7:266, 7:267, 7:335, 9:498n
Albemarle Co. justice, 6:481, 13:276n
and Central College cornerstone laying, 12:67–12:68
and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:329, 13:161, 15:98, 15:345, 16:303, 17:630
identified, 6:482n
tobacco crop of, 9:124
and Viewmont estate, 8:308n
visits Warm Springs, 13:242, 13:250

Harris, Jordan

Revolutionary War officer, 4:20, 4:91n, 4:91n

Harris, Lee W.

as Va. legislator, 17:157

Harris, Levett

accusations against, 1:379n, 16:31–16:32, 16:48, 16:62–16:63, 18:9
and F. Adelung, 2:467, 3:150, 18:9
attentions to J. S. Smith, 2:466–2:467
as consul at Saint Petersburg, 1:652, 7:433–7:434, 11:123n, 11:562, 13:118–13:119, 13:145
conveys letter to TJ, 16:62
and J. Corrêa da Serra, 16:123
forwards letters for TJ, 4:99, 7:433
identified, 1:379–1:380n
and N. Kosloff affair, 10:483, 10:483n, 13:119, 13:119n
letter from accounted for, 16:61n
letters from, 2:466–2:468, 3:115–3:116, 4:99, 7:433–7:434, 11:562, 13:118–13:119, 16:31–16:32, 16:61, 18:9–18:10
letters to, 1:379–1:380, 11:585–11:586, 13:145, 16:48, 18:40
mentioned, 12:113
and J. Potocki, 3:43, 3:44n, 3:434
proposed visit of, 11:562, 11:586, 16:32, 16:48, 16:61, 16:62, 16:63, 18:9, 18:40
returns to U.S., 11:562, 11:585, 16:31
sends book to TJ, 4:99, 11:562, 11:562n, 13:118, 13:145, 18:9, 18:40
sends greetings to Randolphs, 18:10
sues W. D. Lewis, 16:31–16:32, 16:32n, 16:62, 16:63, 18:9
TJ introduces J. S. Smith to, 1:379
TJ on, 16:48
and D. Vandamme, 14:242
visits Monticello, 11:562, 11:586, 13:118, 13:119, 16:123

Harris, Richard (of Alabama)

and lawsuit against John Hanbury & Company, 17:184
letter from accounted for, 17:184n

Harris, Richard

purchases patent shares, 7:553, 8:15

Harris, Simon

asks TJ for land, 16:350–16:351
identified, 16:351n
letter from, 16:350–16:351

Harris, Thomas Jefferson, 16:350–16:351

Harris, Wiley

and University of Virginia, 16:303

Harris, William Jordan

identified, 4:91–4:92n
letter of introduction for, from H. Turpin, 4:20
letter of introduction for, from P. Turpin, 4:41
letters from, 4:91–4:92
letters to, 4:185
seeks naval commission, 4:20, 4:41, 4:91, 4:171–4:172, 4:178, 4:185
visits Monticello, 4:20

Harrison, Mr.

letters from accounted for, 4:483n
sends recommendations, 4:519

Harrison, Mr. (of Cumberland Co.)

and Roanoke chub, 6:122–6:123

Harrison, Mr.

visits Monticello, 13:271

Harrison, Benjamin (d. 1791)

on dyer’s madder, 3:326–3:327
family of, 10:268
as governor of Va., 4:433
as member of Continental Congress, 4:601, 8:644, 12:282, 17:316, 17:317
and Va. Committee of Correspondence, 9:369n, 14:376–14:377, 14:378n

Harrison, Benjamin (1787–1842)

and W. Byrd manuscripts, 10:470, 11:239, 11:450–11:451, 11:477, 12:168–12:169, 12:256–12:257, 12:371, 12:371
identified, 11:477n
letter from accounted for, 12:257n
letters from, 11:524, 12:256–12:257
letters to, 11:477, 12:371–12:372

Harrison, Benjamin (ca. 1751–99)

and W. Short’s Green Sea lands, 13:38n, 13:38–13:39n

Harrison, Carter E.

and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:331, 15:98

Harrison, Carter Henry

identified, 18:336–18:337n
introduces Abbott and Myers to TJ, 18:336
letter from, 18:336–18:337
and TJ’s health, 18:336
witnesses documents, 5:624n, 5:624, 5:624–5:625n, 6:88n

Harrison, Evelyn Taylor Byrd

and W. Byrd manuscripts, 11:524, 11:524n, 12:168–12:169

Harrison, George

Philadelphia naval agent, 8:490n

Harrison, George Evelyn

and W. Byrd’s “History of the Dividing Line,” 12:256–12:257, 12:371, 12:371

Harrison, Grace Dent (Richard H. Harrison’s wife)

death of, 18:134, 18:137

Harrison, H.

and Central College subscription, 13:161

Harrison, James

and University of Virginia, 19:53, 19:55, 19:56, 19:56, 19:186, 19:188, 19:190, 19:239

Harrison, Jesse Burton

and advancement of civilization, 19:303
compares U.S. and foreign education, 19:302–19:303
education of, 17:557, 17:563, 17:565, 17:566, 18:26–18:27
and Harvard University, 19:677–19:678
identified, 17:557–17:558n
introduced to TJ, 17:557
letter from, 19:301–19:303
TJ introduces, 17:565, 17:565, 17:566, 18:26–18:27, 19:301, 19:677–19:678
and University of Virginia, 19:303
visits Poplar Forest, 19:301

Harrison, John (of Brunswick Co.), 1:66

Harrison, John (of Philadelphia)

and domestic manufactures, 1:170–1:172
identified, 1:172n
letters from, 1:170–1:172

Harrison, Joseph

The Practice of the Court of Chancery, 8:388, 8:672, 11:97n, 11:97n

Harrison, Micajah

identified, 4:355n
letters from, 4:355
seeks TJ’s opinion on cause of fog, 4:355

Harrison, Randolph

and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:327n, 11:331, 11:590–11:591, 11:640, 12:472, 14:221, 15:98
health of, 12:472, 12:539
identified, 9:49n
letter from accounted for, 15:456–15:457n
letters from, 11:640, 12:472
letters to, 9:49, 11:590–11:592, 14:221
letter to accounted for, 12:298n
and W. C. Nicholas’s debts, 14:587–14:588n
as potential Va. legislator, 12:539–12:540
TJ’s architectural drawings for, 9:49, 9:49n
wheat crop of, 4:105, 4:105

Harrison, Richard (auditor of the treasury)

Auditor’s Report on the Purchase of TJ’s Library, 9:494–9:495
identified, 1:43n
letter from, to H. W. Dwight, 18:433–18:434
letters from, 1:43, 18:431–18:433
letter to, 18:412
and settlement of TJ’s account, 1:43n, 18:383–18:385, 18:412, 18:431–18:433, 18:433–18:434, 18:449, 18:451

Harrison, Richard (of N.Y.), 5:66, 5:67n

Harrison, R. N.

letter from accounted for, 13:621

Harrison, Robert Hanson

correspondence with G. Washington, 18:134, 18:137–18:141
death of, 18:134, 18:141, 18:160, 18:161n
family of, 18:134, 18:135n, 18:137
and A. Hamilton, 18:138
health of, 18:138, 18:140
identified, 18:141n
and Lafayette, 18:135n
personal papers of, 18:134, 18:137
Revolutionary War service of, 18:134, 18:135n, 18:136–18:137, 18:141, 18:141–18:142n, 18:160
as secretary to G. Washington, 15:193, 15:194, 18:136, 18:141
Supreme Court appointment of, 18:136, 18:139, 18:140, 18:140

Harrison, Robert Monroe

on A. Runnels and G. Runnels, 19:130n
as U.S. consul at Saint Thomas, 13:122, 13:123n

Harrison, Samuel (of Philadelphia)

engraver, 9:589

Harrison, Samuel Jordan

Answer to Bill of Complaint in Scott v. Jefferson and Harrison, 5:282–5:284
and brick masons for Central College, 12:55, 12:93, 12:183, 12:240–12:241, 12:244, 13:531
on British blockade, 6:24
buys land from TJ, 2:148, 2:149n, 2:323, 2:327, 2:328, 2:330, 3:368–3:369, 3:374–3:375, 3:457, 3:461, 3:518, 3:531, 4:528, 4:549, 4:583–4:585, 4:677–4:678, 4:681, 5:31, 5:61–5:62, 5:242–5:243, 5:486, 14:59
buys tobacco from TJ, 3:421n, 3:518, 3:531, 3:561, 3:634, 3:639–3:640, 3:650, 4:6, 4:422, 4:461, 4:467, 4:478–4:479, 4:493–4:494, 4:515, 4:516, 4:549, 5:33, 5:35n, 5:63, 5:64n, 5:91, 5:115, 5:503, 5:531, 5:545, 5:571, 5:593, 5:593, 5:599, 5:600, 5:638, 5:671, 5:672n, 5:673, 6:4, 6:4, 6:5, 6:24–6:25, 6:25n, 6:25–6:26, 6:31, 6:48, 6:48
and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:333, 15:97, 15:281
and A. F. De Laage, 11:619, 11:620–11:621, 12:383, 12:395
delivers chairs to TJ, 1:287
family of, 13:132
finances of, 17:566
and Franklin Hotel, 12:269n
identified, 1:348n
letter from to Gibson & Jefferson, 1:346–1:348
letter sent to TJ through, 8:49
letters from, 2:327, 3:457, 3:634, 3:639–3:640, 4:422, 4:478–4:479, 4:549, 4:677–4:678, 5:337, 5:503, 5:571, 5:638, 6:24–6:25, 6:31, 12:50–12:51, 12:93, 12:240–12:241, 12:395, 13:132, 14:636–14:637, 17:557–17:558
letters from accounted for, 3:461n, 5:283–5:284n, 5:359n
letters to, 2:330, 3:374–3:375, 3:461, 4:308–4:310, 4:461, 4:493–4:494, 4:583–4:585, 5:31–5:32, 5:63–5:64, 5:337, 5:531, 5:593–5:594, 5:673, 6:5, 6:48–6:49, 11:620–11:621, 12:29–12:30, 12:55, 12:77–12:78, 12:280, 17:565
and lost trunk, 1:311, 1:346–1:348
offer to buy land from, 14:59
and payments for TJ, 6:48
and proposed Lynchburg bank, 12:50–12:51, 12:77, 12:280, 12:395
recommends H. L. Duffel, 5:359
recommends J. Wade, 14:636
requests letter of introduction for son, 17:557, 17:565, 17:565
TJ invites to Poplar Forest, 13:132
and TJ’s land dispute with S. Scott, 2:97, 2:97n, 2:149, 2:232, 2:327, 4:308–4:309, 4:549, 4:583–4:585, 4:647, 4:677–4:678, 4:679, 4:680–4:684, 5:63–5:64, 5:239, 5:264, 5:265n, 5:282–5:284, 5:337, 5:337, 5:339, 5:339, 5:341, 5:361, 6:332, 6:332n, 6:351, 8:285
and wine, 12:29–12:30, 12:30
witnesses document, 15:32

Harrison, Thomas H.

and Central College subscription, 11:331

Harrison, William (1535–93)

The First and Second volumes of Chronicles, 8:581, 8:582n

Harrison, William (of Virginia), 3:634

Harrison, William (of Philadelphia)

engraver, 9:589

Harrison, William Henry

and appointment of territorial delegate, 1:96
biography of proposed, 19:427
governor of Ind. Territory, 1:405, 1:406n, 5:445, 5:445–5:446n, 5:449
identified, 1:575n
introduces J. Johnston, 1:574
letters from, 1:574–1:575
presidential electors for, 3:333n
prospects for military campaign of, 5:396, 5:441, 5:445, 6:370
reports on military situation, 6:131
TJ sends batture pamphlet to, 4:625
War of 1812 service of, 5:368, 5:385, 5:611, 5:635–5:636, 5:637n, 5:642–5:643, 5:644, 5:644n, 6:172, 6:529, 7:530, 8:221, 8:263

Harrow, John

and University of Virginia, 17:639, 19:49, 19:50, 19:54, 19:55, 19:57

harrows, 2:259, 12:304, 12:304

Harrow School (England), 12:238

Harry (boatman)

carries blankets for slaves, 4:99
carries goods from Richmond, 1:319n, 3:434, 3:453, 3:512–3:513, 3:513n, 8:609, 8:609n, 9:273, 9:318, 9:319n
and lost trunk, 1:186–1:187, 1:204–1:205, 1:257, 1:268, 1:311
transports slave, 3:513, 3:612–3:613, 3:613n

Harry (E. Randolph’s slave), 4:231–4:232n

Harry, John

and University of Virginia, 17:621

Harskel, Joshua. See Haskell, Joshua

Hart, Andrew

and Central College subscription, 11:329
identified, 12:49n
letter to, 12:48–12:50
and proposed Albemarle Co. road, 11:243, 12:48

Hart, John

signer of Declaration of Independence, 13:329

Hart, Samuel L.

and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:329, 13:161, 16:475

Hart, William H.

and Juvenile Library Company of Richmond, 19:323n, 19:323n

Harter, Eleanor

signs petition, 18:146

Harter, Sarah

signs petition, 18:146

Hartford, Conn.

Federalist convention at, 8:111n, 8:134, 8:134–8:135n, 8:154, 8:163, 8:164n, 8:168, 8:175, 8:254, 8:264, 8:265, 8:518, 9:5, 9:41, 9:42n, 9:78–9:79, 9:89, 9:90–9:91, 9:250n, 9:256, 10:96–10:97, 10:380, 11:353, 11:355n, 12:427, 12:468, 12:591, 13:470, 15:616, 17:417, 17:431, 19:113, 19:220, 19:221
spotted fever in, 1:95n

Hartley, David (ca. 1705–57)

J. Adams on, 8:552
in collegiate curriculum, 7:662, 7:667
Observations on man, his frame, his duty, and his expectations, 3:277–3:278, 3:304, 7:385, 7:386n

Hartley, David (1731–1813)

fireproofing method, 5:309n
as peace negotiator, 17:338

Harvard University

J. Adams as student at, 13:138, 15:588, 15:589n
J. Q. Adams’s professorship at, 4:473
and Andover Theological Seminary, 9:255, 9:257n
books for, 10:508–10:509, 10:550, 19:610, 19:610n
botanical garden at, 15:369
description of, 19:302–19:303
E. Everett’s professorship at, 8:378, 8:378n, 19:476
faculty at, 11:386, 13:238, 16:557, 16:558n, 18:159, 19:301
J. T. Kirkland as president of, 11:142, 11:143n, 14:536, 18:4–18:5, 18:27, 19:147, 19:149n
law school, 19:301
library, 19:302, 19:676
mathematics and astronomy at, 4:196
medical school, 1:51n, 1:51n, 1:300n
mentioned, 14:384, 16:381, 18:659
mineral collection of, 15:324–15:325n
public ceremonies at, 18:656
T. M. Randolph (1792-1848) attends, 1:524, 1:572–1:573, 1:574
J. Sparks as student at, 16:170
and students from U.S. South, 15:345, 15:345n, 15:387, 16:587, 16:588n, 16:609, 19:301–19:303
students at, 17:557, 17:563, 17:565, 17:565n, 17:565, 17:566
and tariffs on books, 18:4–18:5, 18:6–18:7, 18:11, 18:27, 18:30, 18:78, 18:78
G. Ticknor’s professorship at, 14:32, 15:387, 15:389, 18:5, 18:5n, 18:7n, 19:676–19:678
TJ criticized at, 2:352, 2:411
TJ on, 9:379, 9:381, 9:382, 9:383, 15:302, 15:304n, 16:587, 19:268, 19:569
H. B. Trist plans to attend, 15:142, 15:142n
and Unitarianism, 9:4, 16:55, 18:518, 18:564, 19:147
and University of Virginia, 19:476n, 19:677
B. Waterhouse’s professorship at, 1:299, 1:300n, 6:37, 6:39n, 6:95, 9:5, 18:655
S. Williams’s professorship at, 8:283, 8:283n

Harvey, William, 2:669, 10:163

Harvie, Mr. (Richmond merchant)

and University of Virginia, 15:101

Harvie, Jaquiline Burwell

and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:334, 16:475, 17:630
makes payment to TJ, 8:142
recommends C. Carter, 14:164n
and University of Virginia, 16:476, 17:636, 18:328, 18:329n

Harvie, John (1706–67)

buys lot in Westham, 8:171n

Harvie, John (1742–1807)

mentioned, 8:171n
sells land to W. Short, 10:529, 13:37, 13:37, 13:38, 13:38n, 13:38–13:39n, 13:74
and Southwest Mountain tract, 2:101–2:102, 2:103n, 2:137, 2:227

Harvie, John (1783–1838)

debt to TJ, 8:100, 8:127–8:128, 8:157, 8:582, 9:449
identified, 2:102n
letters from, 2:114–2:115, 2:136–2:139, 2:347, 3:169–3:170, 3:425–3:426, 4:499
letters from accounted for, 3:426n
letters to, 2:101–2:103, 2:206–2:208, 2:362–2:363, 3:210
mentioned, 3:622
and sale of Belmont estate, 2:101, 2:102, 2:114, 2:137, 2:138, 2:139, 2:206, 2:207, 2:227, 2:228, 2:347, 3:169–3:170, 3:170–3:171, 3:172, 3:210, 3:425–3:426, 4:499, 4:532–4:533, 4:555, 4:557, 5:671, 5:672n, 6:20, 8:96–8:97, 8:142
TJ’s dispute with, 2:101–2:103, 2:114, 2:137–2:139, 2:206–2:208, 2:227, 2:228–2:229, 2:347, 2:362–2:363, 3:169–3:170, 3:170–3:171, 3:172, 3:210

Harvie, Richard

and TJ’s debt to J. Lyle, 2:180, 2:217, 3:280, 3:341, 3:488, 4:75, 4:76, 16:512–16:514, 17:103, 17:146

Harwood, William

Gloucester Co. magistrate, 4:232n

Haskel, William (ship captain), 10:128–10:129

Haskell, Joshua

militia service of, 7:161

“Hassan, Nathan Ben” (pseudonym of Christian Schultz). See Schultz, Christian

Hassler, Ferdinand Rudolph

family of, 10:579
financial claim on U.S. of, 9:220, 9:221n, 9:273, 9:275
health of, 10:579
identified, 6:342n
and instruments for U.S. Coast Survey, 9:126, 9:220–9:221, 9:221n, 9:221–9:226, 9:275, 9:686, 15:304, 15:305, 15:319, 15:320, 15:321, 15:367, 19:295–19:296
letters from, 6:342–6:343, 15:275–15:276, 15:319–15:321
letter from, to R. Patterson, 10:578–10:579
letter to, 15:305
and map of Lewis and Clark Expedition, 12:636, 12:637
as mathematician, 13:66, 13:119, 19:295–19:296
national observatory proposed by, 15:319–15:320
on pendulums, 9:204
recommended by L. Brantz, 19:295–19:296
scientific-instrument maker, 9:205, 9:222–9:223
seeks position at University of Virginia, 15:275–15:276, 15:305
sends works to TJ, 6:46, 6:342, 7:90
and U.S. boundary lines, 15:275, 15:276n
and U.S. Coast Survey, 9:221, 9:221n, 9:686, 10:579, 12:492, 15:275, 19:295–19:296, 19:309
and Va. Board of Public Works, 13:58, 13:66, 19:295–19:296, 19:309, 19:317, 19:469, 19:502, 19:504
and watchmaker for Charlottesville, 10:578, 10:578–10:579, 10:630, 15:305

Hassler, Marianne Gaillard (Ferdinand R. Hassler’s wife)

and watchmaker for Charlottesville, 10:578

Hastings, Francis Rawdon, 2d Earl of Moira. See Moira, Francis Rawdon Hastings, 1st Marquess of Hastings and 2d Earl of

Hastings, Warren

impeachment of, 18:37, 18:38n

Hatch, Crowell

recommends O. Rich, 8:602n

Hatch, Frederick Winslow

and Albemarle Library Society, 19:453, 19:453–19:454, 19:509n, 19:551–19:552, 19:554, 19:634
books bound for, 17:411, 17:482–17:483, 17:574
and books for TJ, 17:482–17:483, 17:486
and convention of Va. Episcopalians, 18:376–18:377, 18:396, 19:590
and education of TJ’s grandsons, 17:16, 17:17n, 17:46, 17:47n, 17:383, 17:483, 17:483–17:484n, 17:486, 19:454, 19:454n, 19:590, 19:634
house of, 18:23–18:24, 18:24n, 18:61
identified, 17:483n
invited to dine with TJ, 18:184, 19:454n, 19:554
letters from, 17:486, 17:574–17:575, 18:61–18:62, 18:184, 19:453–19:454, 19:551–19:552, 19:590–19:591, 19:634–19:635
letters to, 17:482–17:484, 18:23–18:24, 18:376–18:377, 19:453, 19:554
letters to accounted for, 18:184n, 19:454n, 19:454n
officiates at weddings, 17:liii, 18:184, 18:184n
TJ gives money to, 17:47, 18:23–18:24, 18:24n, 18:61, 18:376, 18:377n, 19:454n
TJ’s debt to, 19:494
travels of, 19:290, 19:634
visits Monticello, 17:483, 17:486

Hatcher, Mr., 3:258

Hatcher, Benjamin

buys TJ’s tobacco, 19:695
and Farmers’ Bank of Virginia, 10:295n, 12:364n, 12:411–12:413

Hatfield, George, 11:166

hats

C. L. Bankhead’s, 14:16
beaver, 19:9
covers for, 6:348
fur, 19:13
for gentlemen, 8:446, 8:449n
given to TJ, 18:565
made by prisoners of war, 4:362
for slaves, 7:124, 8:570, 15:450
sugarloaf, 4:361
TJ orders, 6:344, 9:566, 18:48
wool, 17:10, 18:48, 18:48, 18:48, 18:49

Hatsell, John

Precedents of proceedings in the House of Commons; with observations, 4:400–4:401, 4:464, 4:464n, 7:628

Haut-Brion, Château (wine), 9:513

Hauto, George Frederick Augustus

and hydrostatic engine, 7:232–7:233, 7:233n, 7:268–7:269
identified, 7:233n
letters from, 7:232–7:233
letters to, 7:268–7:269

Haüy, René Just

mineralogical theories of, 7:209, 11:367, 13:102, 14:569
Traité Élémentaire de Physique, 12:112, 13:476, 17:138, 17:447, 17:494
writings of, 14:168, 18:335

Havana (brig), 15:119

Havana

cigars, 1:466
commercial agent at, 12:104–12:105, 12:149, 12:195
confitures, 1:505
goods lost at, 1:504, 1:510
price of flour at, 8:390
yellow fever at, 10:128, 10:128

Haven, C. S.

letter from, 13:296–13:297
requests money from TJ, 13:296–13:297

Haven, Nathaniel Appleton, 8:370, 8:371n

Havens, Philetus, 3:505

Havens, Rensselaer

The Memorial Of Frederick Jenkins, and Rensselaer Havens, in behalf of the owners, officers, and crew of the late private armed brig General Armstrong, 11:25, 11:26n, 11:65

Haverkamp, Siwart

edits Flavii Iosephi Hebraei Opera Omnia Graece et Latine (Josephus), 10:233, 13:476

Hawker, Edward

captain of Melampus, 4:19, 4:20n

Hawkins, Mr.

TJ buys horses from, 17:564, 17:566–17:567, 18:77–18:78, 18:168–18:169, 18:183, 18:298

Hawkins, Mr. (brick mason), 14:113

Hawkins, Mr. (of Rockbridge Co.), 6:107

Hawkins, Mrs.

and University of Virginia, 19:55

Hawkins, Abner B.

and University of Virginia, 16:312, 16:313, 17:623, 17:631, 18:534, 19:56, 19:56, 19:57

Hawkins, Allen W.

and University of Virginia, 16:313

Hawkins, Benjamin

death of, 10:214, 10:215n
and grapes, 17:405, 17:407n
as Indian agent, 9:66, 9:67n, 10:214, 12:296n
and post road, 1:350, 1:351
“A Sketch of the Creek Country, in the years 1798 and 1799,” 9:121, 9:383–9:384, 9:384n, 9:453, 14:132n

Hawkins, John Isaac

Catalogue of Hawkins’s Museum of Useful and Mechanical Inventions, 6:574, 6:574n
inventions of, 6:560n, 6:574, 6:575n
and polygraph, 1:46n, 2:xlii, 6:560n, 8:545, 11:481, 14:591
TJ inquires about, 6:559
as tunnel engineer, 6:574, 6:574, 6:574n

Hawkins, Sarah

signs petition, 18:146

Hawkins, William

on land litigation, 2:324
Treatise of the Pleas of the Crown, 3:546, 6:479

hawks, 8:6

Hawley, Abraham

account with TJ, 18:318n
identified, 16:645n
letter from accounted for, 16:645n
purchases Limestone Survey tract from TJ, 16:644–16:645, 17:23, 17:23n
and University of Virginia, 16:310, 16:313, 17:623, 17:625, 19:50, 19:52n

Hawley, Gideon

as superintendent of N.Y. common schools, 18:75

Hawley, William

seeks employment at University of Virginia, 14:652

hawthorn See also thorn, 2:132n, 2:167, 10:238–10:239, 11:228, 16:41

Haxall, Philip, 14:161

Haxall Brothers & Company (Richmond firm), 16:274

hay, 2:371, 7:83, 7:123, 8:71–8:72, 8:268n, 8:547, 8:592, 10:533–10:534, 11:172, 11:272, 11:272, 11:272, 11:272, 11:272, 12:302, 14:180, 14:317, 14:431n, 14:472, 15:557, 16:253, 16:353, 17:39, 18:317–18:318, 19:606

hay (rye), 3:65

Hay, Mr., 2:116

Hay, Charles, 5:16, 5:287

Hay, Eliza Monroe (James Monroe’s daughter; George Hay’s wife)

family of, 5:310n, 5:310n, 19:651
illness of, 8:442, 8:537
opinion on batture controversy, 2:416n
visits Highland, 1:93n

Hay, George

and American Society for promoting the civilization and general improvement of the Indian Tribes within the United States, 18:277
attempts to collect debt for TJ, 8:180
and batture controversy, 3:31, 3:118, 3:226–3:227, 3:331–3:332, 3:475–3:476, 3:481–3:483, 3:483–3:488
and batture pleadings, 3:401n, 3:420
and books borrowed from TJ, 8:285, 8:328
consults with TJ on batture case, 2:414–2:416, 2:416–2:417, 2:427, 2:428, 2:432, 2:473–2:474, 2:511, 2:531–2:532
and establishment of University of Virginia, 13:592, 14:13
family of, 5:310n, 8:518, 8:518n
and Gilliam v. Fleming, 3:45, 3:86, 7:99
health of, 6:535
and Henderson case, 6:572–6:573, 7:29
and Highland–Indian Camp dispute, 7:591
identified, 2:402n
letters from, 2:414–2:416, 2:432, 2:530–2:532, 2:545, 3:201, 3:331–3:332, 4:311, 4:465–4:466, 4:646–4:647, 5:16–5:17, 5:264–5:265, 7:29, 8:328–8:329, 17:118–17:119
letters to, 2:401–2:402, 2:473–2:474, 2:659–2:660, 3:152–3:153, 3:203, 3:420, 3:481–3:483, 3:545–3:546, 4:110–4:111, 4:367, 4:594–4:595, 4:678–4:679, 5:239–5:240, 5:245, 5:361–5:362, 6:332, 6:572–6:574, 8:285, 17:148–17:149
letter to, from J. Monroe, 2:408+
and Livingston v. Jefferson, 4:292, 4:311, 4:367, 4:594–4:595, 4:646
loans money, 2:79n
mentioned, 1:454, 2:470, 2:475, 3:60
and J. Monroe, 1:93n, 3:543, 18:277, 18:277n
newspaper collection of, 1:288
on party spirit, 8:328
returns batture materials to TJ, 4:465, 4:466, 4:595, 4:646, 4:679, 5:16, 5:17n
and Scott v. Jefferson and Harrison, 4:647, 4:679, 8:285, 8:328
and suit of A. J. Randolph’s executors, 4:595, 4:597, 4:646, 4:647, 4:679, 5:16, 5:17n
TJ hires as counsel, 2:398, 2:401–2:402, 2:406, 2:408+, 2:494
TJ pays, 4:594, 4:594–4:595, 4:618, 4:646, 4:678–4:679, 6:332, 6:337
TJ sends batture pamphlet to, 4:624, 4:646
and TJ’s land dispute with S. Scott, 5:239, 5:242–5:243, 5:245, 5:264, 5:337, 5:361, 6:332
and TJ’s List of Authorities cited in Statement on the Batture Case, 3:545–3:546, 3:546–3:547
and TJ’s purported support for D. Clinton, 17:118, 17:148–17:149
and TJ’s Statement of Facts in the Batture Case, 3:481–3:483, 3:499, 4:110–4:111, 4:466
and TJ’s statement on the batture case, 2:545, 2:657, 2:659–2:660, 3:42–3:43, 3:134, 3:152–3:153, 3:201, 3:203, 3:226
as Va. state senator, 15:399
and T. Williamson bet, 5:494, 5:494n

Hay, Hortensia, 2:408+, 5:309, 5:310n

Hay, Jehu

captured at Vincennes, 4:378, 4:378n, 6:510, 6:510n

Hay, Udney

military service of, 13:114–13:115, 13:115

Hay, William (1748–1825), 17:325, 17:376n, 18:193n, 18:200

Hay, William (1784–1835), 6:356

Hayden, Capt., 2:352+

Hayden, Horace H.

Geological Essays; or, An Inquiry into some of the Geological Phenomena to be found in Various Parts of America, and Elsewhere, 16:523, 16:524n, 16:547
identified, 16:523–16:524n
letter from, 16:523–16:524
letter to, 16:547
as reference for C. S. Rafinesque, 17:89

Hayes, Joseph

business partner of J. Miller, 7:485, 8:35, 8:79, 9:279, 9:523
executor of T. Reed’s estate, 9:258

Hayes, Samuel

recommends J. L. Cathcart, 17:461

Hayes’s Tavern (Albemarle Co.), 16:35

Hayne, Frances Henrietta Pinckney (Robert Y. Hayne’s wife)

death of, 13:318–13:319, 13:319n

Hayne, Robert Young

family of, 13:318–13:319, 13:319n
identified, 6:90n
letters from, 6:88–6:90, 8:315–8:316
letters to, 6:124–6:125
and Seventy-Six Association, 6:88–6:90, 6:124–6:125, 8:315
as S.C. attorney general, 19:222, 19:223n

Hayne, William Edward

and South Carolina College, 18:232

Hays, Mary

Female Biography; or, Memoirs of Illustrious and Celebrated Women, 19:508

Hays, William

and University of Virginia, 17:637

Hayward, James

and Unitarianism, 16:599–16:600

Hazard, William, 1:312

Hazen, Asa

family of, 14:386, 14:386n
identified, 14:386n
letter from, 14:386
regarded as insane by TJ, 14:386n

Hazen, William Cogswell (Asa Hazen’s son), 14:386, 14:386n

Hazlitt, William

Table-Talk; or, Original Essays, 17:536

H. C. Carey & I. Lea (Philadelphia firm)

and J. Delaplaine’s proposed American travel guide, 18:223
identified, 18:481–18:482n
letter from, 18:481–18:482
letter from accounted for, 18:503n
letter to, 18:503
and proposed Charlottesville bookstore, 18:481, 18:503

Heads Of a Course of Lectures, Intended as an Introduction to Natural History (B. Waterhouse), 19:359–19:360, 19:362n

The Heads of Illustrious Persons of Great Britain (T. Birch, J. Houbraken, and G. Vertue), 7:399, 7:400n

achilles tendon cut, 2:438
albinism, 9:12
alcohol abstinence, 11:293, 12:8, 14:81, 14:84, 14:324n, 14:382
alcohol abuse, 2:87, 2:191–2:192, 9:131–9:132, 10:461–10:462, 10:537, 13:514n, 14:26, 14:81, 14:84, 14:121, 14:158, 14:160, 14:322–14:323, 14:419, 14:594, 16:75, 18:443, 18:499, 18:557–18:558
aneurysm, 17:158
apoplexy, 1:526, 16:75, 17:282, 19:345n
appetite loss, 10:650
arm injury, 16:283, 16:331
back pain, 16:285, 16:294
and bathing, 8:544, 10:513, 14:420, 15:501, 17:509–17:510, 18:319, 19:206, 19:705n
bile, 2:542, 6:276–6:277, 10:60, 18:218
bladder stones, 14:206
blindness, 11:359, 12:248, 12:621, 16:630, 18:516, 18:546, 19:362, 19:458, 19:598, 19:645
blisters, 3:569, 6:570, 14:219
boils, 14:105, 14:231
bowel complaint, 13:567, 14:231, 14:231, 14:554, 14:565–14:567, 14:574, 17:157, 17:413
breast constriction, 12:113
burns, 19:623
calculus, 5:58
cancer, 6:293, 6:516–6:517
cataracts, 10:323–10:324, 11:283, 14:115
catarrh, 14:44, 14:157, 14:232, 14:461, 18:291
cholera, 16:139, 17:506, 17:506n
and clothing, 17:509
colds, 11:625, 13:472, 17:68, 17:157, 17:247, 18:291, 19:150n
colic, 4:140, 10:306, 10:306, 10:359, 14:566–14:567, 15:108, 15:117, 15:137–15:138, 15:140, 15:152, 15:153n, 15:162–15:163, 16:518
constipation, 16:542
cough, 7:619, 8:82, 18:291
cowpox, 2:88, 2:89n, 2:149, 12:564, 12:564–12:565n, 12:577
croup, 17:158
in Culpeper Co., 8:433
deafness, 8:133, 9:361, 9:395, 9:396n, 9:397, 9:654–9:655, 9:656n, 10:39, 10:60, 10:343, 10:489, 10:650, 18:516
debility, 18:454
dental, 5:108n, 5:252–5:253, 8:462, 10:60, 10:306, 11:158, 16:518, 16:559, 19:358
diarrhea, 7:84, 10:135, 10:592, 10:593n, 18:559
and diet, 14:44, 14:156–14:157, 14:419, 16:518, 18:443, 19:107
diphtheria (throat distemper), 8:233
dysentery, 1:354, 1:416, 1:483, 4:361, 5:669, 6:277, 8:636, 9:185, 17:314, 17:395, 19:484
dyspepsia, 14:21n, 16:325n
earache, 10:306
edema, 14:231, 14:420
epilepsy, 7:566
erysipelas, 9:583, 9:583n
and exercise, 5:359+, 8:82, 10:557, 10:600, 12:345, 14:461, 16:201, 16:518–16:519, 17:467, 18:443, 18:559
exercise, TJ on, 3:257, 3:304, 3:315, 16:36
fatigue, 12:354
fistulas, 13:77
flatulence, 14:246
fractured bones, 2:289, 9:567, 10:106, 10:106
frostbite, 3:36–3:37, 3:196, 3:250
gall, 12:113
gallstones, 10:306
gangrene, 3:250, 3:284
gout, 1:192, 2:353, 7:69, 7:143, 7:187, 8:82, 8:388, 10:306, 10:306, 14:230, 14:231, 14:420, 16:75, 16:554, 17:254, 18:654, 19:438
gravel, 4:183
hand injury, 18:504
headaches, 4:140, 10:306, 10:306, 12:8, 12:519, 14:9n, 14:44, 17:247, 19:644
hearing loss, 14:284, 16:267, 18:310, 19:107, 19:320, 19:646
hemorrhages, 8:99n, 10:135, 13:592, 13:601
hernia, 3:180–3:181, 8:690, 9:114, 9:115
hypochondria, 2:336, 10:529, 16:77
impact of farming on, 4:139–4:140, 4:180
inflammation, 8:245, 8:330, 8:494, 12:196, 12:232, 13:225
influenza, 6:397
jaundice, 10:130, 10:135
of R. Jefferson, 4:183, 4:416, 4:481, 4:607
kidney stones, 10:285–10:286, 10:286n, 10:306
knife wounds, 14:8–14:9, 14:10n, 14:10n, 14:20, 14:20
leg injury, 18:64, 19:205–19:206
liver complaint, 16:15
malaria (ague and fever), 8:232, 8:233, 19:31
Means of Preserving Health, and Preventing Diseases (S. Ricketson), 1:257, 1:257n, 1:294–1:295
measles, 11:460
melaena (black vomit), 6:377–6:378, 6:378n, 10:128, 10:130, 10:135, 10:136, 10:152, 10:152
memory loss, 10:649, 12:96–12:97, 12:518, 14:283, 14:284, 14:284, 14:284–14:285, 14:285, 14:461, 14:463n, 16:630, 17:610, 18:12, 18:423, 18:454, 18:516, 19:115, 19:140, 19:320, 19:458
and mineral waters, 8:688–8:689
mortality rates, 3:373–3:374, 8:84–8:85
motion sickness, 6:103–6:104
muscle strain, 2:408
“nervous affections,” 18:490
obesity, 8:688
palsy, 7:566, 12:496, 16:75, 18:453, 18:502, 18:546
pamphlets on, 1:257, 1:257n, 1:294–1:295
paralysis, 6:183, 8:99, 8:390, 8:391n, 14:208
in Petersburg, Va., 8:609
phobias, 8:332
and physical habits, 14:43, 14:44–14:45, 16:518–16:519, 18:291, 18:292
plague, 9:207, 10:127, 10:131, 10:132, 10:133, 10:134, 10:136, 17:507
pleurisy, 6:569, 14:44, 14:218–14:219, 15:429
pneumonia, 7:26, 7:27n, 14:231
podiatric, 12:397
pregnancy and childbirth, 7:82, 7:178, 11:15, 11:15n, 12:647, 12:648, 13:567, 15:123, 15:124n, 16:247n, 16:248n
pulmonary complaint, 14:44, 14:206, 15:15, 15:190, 18:196, 18:460
rabies, 14:442–14:443, 14:489, 15:281, 15:281n
rash, 13:17, 13:73
rheumatism, 1:192, 1:223, 1:644n, 2:197, 2:226, 2:232, 2:269, 2:329, 2:368, 2:378, 3:163n, 3:395–3:396n, 3:449, 3:548, 4:57, 4:60, 4:61, 4:83–4:84, 4:88, 4:90, 4:98, 4:132, 4:459, 4:573, 5:26, 5:252, 6:569, 6:615, 6:646, 7:69, 7:143, 7:187, 7:188, 7:566, 7:648, 8:74, 8:82, 8:180, 8:232, 8:494, 9:63, 9:250, 9:408, 9:415, 10:314, 10:324, 11:229, 11:292, 11:396, 12:521, 12:524, 12:532, 13:228, 14:420, 14:596, 14:604, 14:627, 14:629, 14:633, 14:635, 14:636, 14:643, 15:46, 15:46, 15:48n, 15:56, 15:106, 15:108, 15:117, 16:518, 18:315n, 19:431, 19:438
scarlet fever, 6:74
sciatica, 8:442, 19:438
scurvy, 5:30, 5:550–5:551
skin diseases, 10:107n, 15:438
of slaves, 3:180–3:181, 7:387, 8:636, 9:40, 9:238, 9:238n, 9:494, 9:505, 9:567, 10:105–10:107, 10:355, 11:497, 12:7, 13:567, 13:582, 13:605, 14:218, 14:443, 14:476, 14:477n, 14:494, 14:585, 14:596, 15:61, 15:427–15:428, 15:438–15:439, 15:608, 16:542, 16:546, 16:559, 18:64, 18:501, 18:501
and sleep, 14:157, 18:559
smallpox, 2:88, 10:127, 18:138
smallpox vaccination, 1:300n, 14:461, 14:462–14:463n, 18:566–18:568
speech impairment, 10:650, 18:562
spitting blood, 13:584, 13:601, 14:44, 14:124
spotted fever (typhus), 1:95n
staphylococcus infection, 13:73n, 13:228–13:229, 13:278, 13:302, 13:303, 13:303, 13:324, 14:230–14:231, 14:319, 14:459–14:460, 14:466, 14:502–14:503
stillbirth, 13:567
stomach ailments, 17:472, 18:255
stroke, 9:98, 10:649–10:650, 14:208, 14:420
sunburn, 10:60, 10:61n
sunstroke, 19:320
swelling, 13:486, 15:438, 17:157, 17:158n
in Tidewater Va., 1:306, 8:84–8:85, 8:233, 8:565
of TJ’s family, 1:387, 1:391, 1:392, 1:395, 1:410, 1:519, 1:536, 7:178, 8:85, 8:163, 11:172, 11:631n, 16:542, 16:543
and treatments, 3:36–3:37, 3:196, 3:283, 5:393, 5:669, 5:670n, 8:453–8:454, 10:105–10:107, 10:183, 14:466, 14:503, 16:518–16:519, 16:542, 16:559
tuberculosis, 6:501, 13:567, 14:420, 15:506, 15:506, 15:508n, 16:75, 19:359
typhoid pleurisy, 7:345
typhus, 6:570, 7:194, 8:233, 12:386, 12:404, 14:476, 16:525, 16:542, 16:543
ulcers, 17:596
venereal disease, 10:107n, 10:107n, 12:589, 16:453n
vertigo, 9:598, 14:44
vision loss, 3:280–3:281, 3:341–3:342, 3:488, 8:133, 10:60, 10:120, 10:550, 10:603, 12:8, 14:115, 14:276, 14:284, 14:371n, 16:55, 16:94, 16:129, 16:137, 16:485, 18:428–18:429, 18:454, 18:569, 18:577, 19:107, 19:619
and warm springs, 1:192, 1:451, 4:90, 4:107, 4:132, 7:512–7:513, 10:183, 10:256, 10:313, 11:666, 14:502–14:503, 15:71, 15:153n, 16:170, 18:572
weather’s effect on, 9:456–9:457, 10:128, 10:128, 10:136–10:137, 10:579, 12:7, 14:562, 15:15, 18:300, 19:298, 19:374
and weight, 10:275
whooping cough, 7:178, 15:427–15:428, 19:359, 19:362n
of women, 13:582, 18:196
works on, 9:143, 9:144n, 9:144n+, 10:280, 10:486, 14:44–14:45
wounds, 15:246, 17:280, 18:575, 19:263n
wrist injury, 16:243, 16:336

Heard, Josiah

publishes Zanesville Muskingum Messenger, 11:177, 11:177n

Hearne, Samuel

Journey from Fort Prince Wales in Hudson’s Bay to the Northern Ocean, 1:443, 1:444–1:445n

Heath, James

as engraver, 12:283

Heath, James Ewell

identified, 17:425n
letter from, 17:440
letter to, 17:425
as Va. auditor of public accounts, 15:536, 15:537n, 16:398n, 16:593, 17:397, 17:416, 17:416n, 17:416n, 17:425, 17:428, 17:440, 17:440, 18:158, 18:159

Heath, William, 14:373

Heaton, John

English estate of, 10:501–10:502n

Hebb, George

identified, 18:395–18:396n
letters from, 18:394–18:396, 18:401
and “A Native of Virginia,” 18:394–18:395, 18:401, 18:453, 18:453
and rumored assassinations in Spain, 18:401
S. Smith (of Md.) on, 18:480–18:481

Hebe (ship), 5:514

Hebrew language

applicants to teach at University of Virginia, 13:569–13:570, 13:571n, 16:502, 17:466
Bible in, 13:570n, 13:571n
collegiate education in, 13:214, 13:218, 13:402, 17:328, 17:376n, 19:42, 19:44n
study of, 7:715, 14:269, 15:239, 19:595
writings in, 8:5, 9:652

Heckewelder, John

and Indians, 9:65–9:66, 9:121, 12:385, 13:89–13:90, 14:132n, 16:84n, 16:131–16:133, 16:133n, 16:153, 16:156n, 16:181

Hector, Cape, 1:448

Hecuba (mythological character), 16:92, 16:92n

Hederich, Benjamin

Graecum Lexicon Manuale (ed. J. A. Ernesti), 9:276, 9:277n, 10:234, 12:153, 12:439, 13:429, 13:429n
as grammarian, 19:407

Hedge, Warren (ship captain), 17:262n

Heeren, Arnold Hermann Ludwig

Ideen über die Politik, den Verkehr und den Handel der vornehmsten Völker der alten Welt, 9:698

The Heidelberg Catechism, 10:506

Heineccius, Johann Gottlieb

Scriptorum de Jure Nautico et Maritimo Fasciculus, 8:387, 8:387–8:388n
in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:502

Heinrich, A. P. (of Baltimore), 10:296, 10:297n, 10:639, 10:641

Heinrich, Karl Friedrich

edits Hesiodi Scutum Herculis cum Grammaticorum Scholiis Graecis (Hesiod), 15:258, 16:56

Heiskell, Alexander St. Clair

loans money, 19:403
and University of Virginia, 19:48, 19:48, 19:51, 19:56, 19:57, 19:58, 19:190

Heleborine, 1:436–1:437n

Helen (schooner), 6:163

Helen of Troy (mythological character), 16:618

Heliodorus

Αἰθιοπικῶν βιβλία δέκα, 11:452

Hellenica (Xenophon), 1:580, 16:330

Hellings, John See also Delaplaine & Hellings (Philadelphia firm)

and book trade, 1:256, 3:50–3:51, 3:589n
identified, 3:51n

Helme, James

family of, 15:6, 15:139
as presidential elector, 15:139, 15:139n

Helme, Nathaniel

Account of a Visit to Monticello, 16:398–16:399
identified, 15:6n
introduced to TJ, 15:5–15:6, 15:139
travels of, 16:399n
visits Montpellier, 16:399n

Helmont, Jan Baptista van

physician and chemist, 9:633

Helsham

Lectures on Mechanics, 1:581

Helvétius, Anne Catherine de Ligniville

family of, 16:542

Helvétius, Claude Adrien

J. Adams on, 7:479, 7:480
criticism of, 10:13
on equality of mankind, 6:286–6:287
letter of on Montesquieu’s Esprit des Lois, 3:6, 3:7n, 3:9, 3:13, 3:17, 3:87, 3:89n, 3:330
Œuvres Complettes, 7:414, 7:455n
TJ on, 7:414
in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:502

Hembel, William

and T. Cooper’s mineral collection, 14:568, 14:568–14:569
identified, 14:569n

Hemings, Betsey (J. W. Eppes’s slave)

carries books, 1:321

Hemings, Beverly (TJ’s enslaved son; b. 1798)

as carpenter, 16:128
as cooper, 15:11, 16:432
escapes, 18:li–18:lii, 18:196 (illus.)
on Monticello slave lists, 4:388, 16:647, 18:li–18:lii

Hemings, Critta (TJ’s slave; b. 1769)

health of, 16:559
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 16:647

Hemings, Elizabeth (Betty) (TJ’s slave)

family of, 5:163n

Hemings, Eston (TJ’s enslaved son; b. 1808)

drives cart, 18:64
family of, 3:610–3:611n
marries Julia Ann Isaacs, 7:321–7:322n
on Monticello slave lists, 4:388, 16:647
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hemings, Harriet (TJ’s enslaved daughter; b. 1801)

escapes, 18:li–18:lii, 18:196 (illus.)
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 16:647, 18:li–18:lii

Hemings, Julia Ann Isaacs

as wife of Eston Hemings, 7:321–7:322n

Hemings, Madison (TJ’s enslaved son; b. 1805)

family of, 3:610–3:611n, 18:li–18:lii, 18:lii
on Monticello slave lists, 4:388, 16:647
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hemings, Nance (TJ’s slave; b. 1761)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:386, 16:647

Hemings, Robert (former TJ slave)

death of, 14:594
identified, 2:111n
and oysters for TJ, 2:111

Hemings, Sally (TJ’s slave and mother of children fathered by him; 1773–1835)

and cider-making, 12:192n
family of, 5:163n, 18:li
identified, 3:610–3:611n
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 16:647
and smallpox vaccination, 9:717
and TJ, 3:610, 8:7n, 8:312n, 18:li

hemlock, 6:293

Hemmenway, Moses, 6:501

Hemmings, John (TJ’s slave; b. ca. 1776)

and clothing press, 1:xlviii, 1:380 (illus.), 1:397n
constructs round table for Poplar Forest, 4:xlv, 4:307, 4:370 (illus.)
delivers letters, 15:623n
English dictionary for, 10:491–10:492n
and food allocation, 17:612–17:613
and goods for TJ, 17:4, 17:6, 17:7, 17:11n, 18:46, 19:8, 19:10
health of, 10:516–10:517
identified, 15:60–15:61n
and illness of B. Colbert, 14:566, 14:567n
letters from, 15:lii, 15:60–15:61, 15:143, 15:172, 15:209–15:210, 15:257–15:258, 15:264–15:265, 15:346 (illus.), 17:612–17:613, 18:35–18:36
letters to, 15:206, 15:247, 18:64
and S. A. R. Meikleham, 10:516
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 16:648
tools of, 3:119, 12:454, 15:281
travels to and from Poplar Forest, 10:389, 10:516, 10:570, 12:324, 13:386, 14:476–14:477, 15:lii, 15:206, 15:229, 15:229, 15:230, 15:230n, 15:257–15:258, 15:261, 15:265, 15:282–15:283, 16:353, 16:379, 16:449, 16:471, 17:612–17:613, 18:35, 18:35, 18:64, 18:535
as woodworker, 10:570n, 11:179, 12:198, 12:227, 12:228, 13:581, 14:636, 14:649n, 15:lii, 15:60, 15:61, 15:143, 15:154, 15:172, 15:174, 15:174, 15:206, 15:208, 15:209–15:210, 15:229, 15:247, 15:257–15:258, 15:264–15:265, 15:281, 16:365, 17:613, 18:35–18:36, 18:64, 18:632, 19:liii, 19:277

Hemmings, Peter (TJ’s slave; b. 1770)

as cook, 1:162n
greetings to, 10:571
and Monticello brewery, 6:507n, 8:438–8:439, 8:439n, 8:565, 9:4, 9:4n, 10:340, 10:462, 11:189, 11:189n, 11:216, 11:216n, 15:527, 15:527n, 17:178, 17:179n
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 16:647

Hemmings, Priscilla (T. M. Randolph’s slave; John Hemmings’s wife), 10:492n, 10:516–10:517, 15:258

hemp

Bologna, 15:326, 15:341, 15:476
brake, 6:442, 6:452, 9:303–9:304, 9:461–9:462, 9:463, 10:32–10:33
as cash crop, 2:359, 2:360, 3:348, 5:676, 8:460, 10:532, 10:534, 12:51, 12:78, 18:217n
effect of weather on, 19:485
fabric, 6:345, 6:345, 8:185, 16:12
grown at Monticello, 4:428, 9:303
grown at Poplar Forest, 4:379, 4:380, 5:489, 6:486, 8:71
grown at Tufton, 1:420, 2:371
Indian, 4:667–4:668, 5:22
preparation of, 10:548n, 17:594, 18:21
price of, 3:550
purchased by TJ, 5:33, 5:35n
Russian, 4:427, 15:326
spinning of, 1:525, 8:554, 12:538
substitute for, 5:560, 11:136
weaving, 4:380, 4:440–4:441, 4:637
wild, 16:613–16:614

Hemsterhuis, Tiberius

edits Λουκιανός Luciani Samosatensis Opera (Lucian), 15:26, 17:106
edits Λουκιανοῦ Σαμοσατέως Ἅπαντα. Luciani Samosatensis Opera (Lucian), 14:510

Hénault, Charles Jean François

Nouvel Abregé Chronologique de l’Histoire de France, 10:235, 10:237n, 19:510

Henderson, Bennett

dam of, 12:598, 14:357, 14:358, 15:215
lands of, 1:415–1:416n, 1:439–1:441, 1:454, 1:459–1:463, 1:463, 1:470, 3:92n, 4:386, 5:138–5:141, 5:147–5:148, 5:149–5:150, 5:156–5:157, 5:280, 5:424n, 6:78, 6:196, 6:197, 6:197, 6:473, 6:474, 7:118, 7:352–7:353, 7:672–7:673, 7:675, 10:103, 10:104–10:105, 10:117, 10:471, 10:499–10:500, 10:590–10:591, 10:591, 10:619–10:622, 10:623–10:624, 10:624, 10:624, 11:15, 11:16–11:18, 11:263n, 12:559–12:561, 12:562–12:563, 12:614n, 17:272
legatees of, 4:115n, 7:676, 10:103, 10:104–10:105, 10:117, 11:19–11:20, 11:20–11:42, 11:42, 11:42–11:43n, 15:577, 18:600, 19:685
mill of, 6:473–6:474, 9:53, 9:443–9:444, 11:521, 11:576–11:577, 11:577n, 11:651, 14:395, 14:396

Henderson, Bennett Hillsborough

identified, 3:594–3:595n
letter from, 13:46–13:47
letter from to C. Peyton, 3:594–3:595
and Milton lands, 1:440, 1:454, 1:454, 1:454, 1:454n, 1:459, 1:460, 1:461, 1:462, 3:594–3:595, 3:617–3:618n, 5:421, 5:422, 5:423, 5:424n, 5:427, 5:427, 5:427, 6:472, 10:620, 10:622, 10:623n, 10:624, 10:624n, 11:57, 13:46–13:47

Henderson, Blair Munro

and J. Blair’s will, 9:93, 9:94n

Henderson, Charles

and Henderson estate, 1:440, 1:454, 1:459, 1:460, 5:141n, 5:274–5:275, 5:275n, 5:280, 5:364, 5:371, 5:422, 5:422, 5:651, 5:651n, 6:196, 6:196, 6:315, 6:472

Henderson, Eliza. See Bullock, Eliza Henderson (Bennett Henderson’s daughter; John H. Bullock’s wife)

Henderson, Elizabeth Lewis (Bennett Henderson’s wife)

and deposition in Jefferson v. Michie, 7:596–7:597, 7:597, 9:52–9:54, 9:63, 9:443–9:444, 9:444n
identified, 7:119n
and Jefferson v. Michie, 5:192–5:194, 5:280, 6:196, 6:197, 6:198, 6:198, 6:198, 6:198, 6:199, 6:200, 6:200, 6:472, 6:480, 7:117, 7:118–7:119, 7:119n, 7:597n, 7:597, 7:676–7:678
poverty of, 10:622
property of, 17:272
and rights to millrace, 6:201n, 6:201n, 6:201n, 7:117–7:118, 7:676–7:678
and sale of Henderson lands, 1:415n, 1:439–1:440, 1:454, 1:459, 1:461, 5:422, 5:422, 5:426, 6:75, 6:78, 6:78, 6:107, 6:315, 6:315, 6:316, 6:367, 6:367n, 6:609–6:610, 6:611n, 7:118n, 7:118–7:119, 7:351–7:352, 7:673, 10:499, 11:57
Statement by, 7:118–7:119

Henderson, Frances. See Hornsby, Frances Henderson (Bennett Henderson’s daughter; Thomas Walker Hornsby’s wife)

Henderson, Isham, 1:440, 1:454, 1:459, 1:462, 3:594, 5:422, 5:422, 6:315, 6:472

Henderson, James

petition to General Assembly, 4:346–4:349

Henderson, James (1764–1818)

and J. Blair’s will, 9:27–9:28, 9:29n, 9:29n, 9:93–9:94, 9:94n
and hawthorn hedges, 10:194–10:195, 10:197
identified, 10:197–10:198n
letter to, from T. Main, 10:197–10:198

Henderson, James (son of James Henderson [d. 1818])

and M. B. Andrews’s will, 9:94n

Henderson, James L.

death of, 7:117, 7:186, 7:345, 7:346n
deposition of, 7:596–7:597, 7:597n
health of, 6:189
and Henderson estate, 1:440, 1:459, 1:460, 3:594, 3:617–3:618, 5:141n, 5:192–5:194, 5:275n, 5:280, 5:422, 5:426, 5:651n, 6:51n, 6:76, 6:78, 6:81, 6:128, 6:189, 6:196, 6:196, 6:198, 6:198, 6:198, 6:199, 6:199, 6:200, 6:200, 6:200, 6:201n, 6:201n, 6:315–6:316, 6:316, 6:472, 6:479, 6:479, 6:480, 6:480, 6:609–6:610, 6:610, 6:611n, 6:614, 7:118, 7:118n, 7:118–7:119, 7:186, 7:325, 7:345, 7:346n, 7:351–7:352, 7:673, 7:677, 9:63, 10:499, 10:620, 10:621, 10:622, 10:623n, 10:624n, 11:17–11:18, 11:19, 13:46, 13:47n
letters to accounted for, 6:82n, 7:188n

Henderson, Jane Blair (wife of James Henderson [d. 1818])

and J. Blair’s will, 9:27–9:28, 9:29n, 9:29n, 9:93, 9:94n

Henderson, John

Deed of Milton Property to C. Peyton, 7:352, 7:352n, 7:352–7:353, 10:624, 10:624, 11:5, 11:5n, 11:16, 11:19
deed to J. Lewis and M. Henderson, 5:192–5:194, 6:197, 6:478, 6:479, 6:572, 6:574n, 7:673
and division of father’s estate, 6:196, 7:673–7:674
and B. H. Henderson, 3:594
identified, 7:353n
and Milton mill, 11:521, 11:577n, 11:651, 15:577
and Milton warehouses, 4:114, 4:114–4:115n, 15:577, 15:577, 15:578n, 15:596–15:597
and Peyton v. Henderson, 1:415–1:416n, 4:401–4:402, 5:138–5:141, 5:149–5:150, 5:224, 6:153, 6:197, 6:200, 6:472–6:473, 6:475
receipt to C. Peyton for Milton lands, 7:352, 7:352n, 7:352n, 10:624, 10:624
and rights to millrace, 7:117–7:118, 7:119n, 7:676–7:678, 9:52–9:53
and sales by minor heirs, 6:78, 6:609, 6:610, 10:624, 10:624, 11:17
sells Milton properties, 1:440, 1:454, 1:459, 1:460, 5:138–5:141, 5:149–5:150, 5:422, 5:422, 5:423, 5:424n, 6:197–6:198, 10:621
TJ makes payment for, 7:708
and TJ’s land dispute with D. Michie, 5:149–5:150, 5:260–5:261, 5:280, 6:198, 6:198, 6:198, 6:201n, 6:201n, 6:201n, 6:201n, 6:201n, 6:201n, 6:464–6:465, 6:475, 6:475–6:476, 6:480, 6:480, 6:481–6:482n, 6:572–6:573, 6:573–6:574n, 7:596–7:597, 7:635, 7:675, 7:676–7:678, 9:3, 9:53, 9:63, 9:443, 11:209

Henderson, Lucy. See Wood, Lucy Henderson (Bennett Henderson’s daughter; John T. Wood’s wife)

Henderson, Matthew

co-security for J. Henderson, 5:139–5:141, 5:192–5:194, 6:197, 6:197, 6:478, 6:572, 6:574n
and Henderson estate, 1:440, 7:673
and TJ’s land dispute with D. Michie, 5:139–5:141, 5:260–5:261, 7:673

Henderson, Nancy Crawford. See Nelson, Nancy Crawford Henderson (Bennett Henderson’s daughter; Matthew Nelson’s wife)

Henderson, Richard, 10:150

Henderson, Richard (1735–1785)

as boundary commissioner, 15:622n

Henderson, Sarah. See Kerr, Sarah Henderson (Bennett Henderson’s daughter; John B. Kerr’s wife)

Henderson, Thomas (d. 1816)

offers medical instruction, 7:121

Henderson, Thomas (1787–1835)

editor of Raleigh Star, 11:293+

Henderson, Thomas Hamilton

and J. Blair’s will, 9:27–9:28, 9:29n, 9:93, 9:94n

Henderson, William, 1:459, 1:461

Henderson case See also Michie, David

and J. Brand, 8:528–8:529
chancery case of 1795, 11:72, 11:93n
claims by minor heirs, 6:50–6:51, 6:51n, 6:75–6:76, 6:78–6:79, 6:107, 6:315–6:316, 6:367, 6:460, 6:608–6:610, 7:117–7:118, 7:118n, 7:118–7:119, 7:119n, 9:443–9:444, 10:471, 10:499–10:500, 10:590–10:591, 10:591, 10:619–10:622, 10:623–10:624, 10:624, 10:624, 11:5, 11:15, 11:16–11:18, 11:19–11:20, 11:42, 11:56–11:57, 11:58, 11:263, 13:46–13:47
deeds related to, 5:274–5:275, 5:277, 5:364, 5:651, 5:651n, 5:658, 6:5, 6:50–6:51, 6:51n, 6:148, 6:572, 6:572–6:573, 6:574n, 7:352, 7:352–7:353, 7:673–7:674, 10:624, 10:624, 11:5, 11:5n, 13:46, 13:47n
Deposition by James Lewis, with Queries Posed by Thomas Jefferson and David Michie, 5:192–5:197, 6:153
described, 1:415–1:416n, 11:70
Draft Agreement for Sale of Henderson Lands by John T. Wood, 10:102–10:104
Draft Conveyance of Henderson Lands by John T. Wood and Lucy Henderson Wood, 10:104–10:105
and B. H. Henderson, 3:594–3:595, 13:46–13:47
and F. H. Hornsby, 3:617–3:618, 6:50, 6:51n, 6:78, 6:78–6:79, 6:315–6:316, 6:608–6:610, 7:117–7:118, 10:117
and Peyton v. Henderson, 4:401–4:402, 5:138–5:141, 5:261, 5:371, 6:153, 6:200, 6:572, 6:609, 7:117, 7:677, 7:677, 7:678n, 8:692–8:693, 8:693n
TJ purchases Henderson estate, 1:459–1:463, 6:78, 6:78, 6:476, 10:117, 10:499, 10:619, 10:621, 10:622, 10:623n, 13:46–13:47
TJ’s role in, 1:415, 1:439–1:441, 1:453–1:454, 5:147–5:148, 5:149–5:150, 5:156–5:157, 5:158, 5:179, 5:180, 5:224, 7:119n

Henderson, McCaul & Company (Scottish firm) See also Lyle, James (1726–1812); Lyle, James (1798–1850)

B. Skelton’s debt to, 2:433
TJ’s debt to, 2:180, 2:216–2:217, 3:280, 3:341, 3:488, 3:538, 3:627–3:628, 16:415, 16:512–16:514, 16:649, 17:102, 17:103, 17:111, 17:145, 17:146, 17:226, 17:226–17:227n, 17:492, 17:493n

Henderson’s Creek (Albemarle Co.), 13:92

Hendrick, Mr. (of Buckingham Co.), 16:276

Hening, Mr.

and dispute of C. L. Lewis and C. Peyton, 11:485, 11:485, 11:486, 11:514, 11:515, 11:517, 11:518, 11:520

Hening, William Henry

identified, 18:568n
Prospectus for a Vaccine Dispensary, 18:566–18:568

Hening, William Waller

as court clerk, 5:265n, 8:351, 8:351n
criticized by A. McRae, 1:615–1:616
identified, 1:158–1:159n
letters from, 1:158–1:159, 1:333–1:334, 1:369–1:370, 1:403–1:404, 1:472–1:473, 1:488–1:489, 1:619–1:620, 2:30, 8:348–8:349, 8:399–8:400, 8:424–8:425, 10:404, 16:211–16:212, 16:260–16:261, 18:388–18:389, 19:492–19:493
letters to, 1:570, 2:50, 2:50, 8:329–8:330, 8:379, 8:418–8:419, 8:439–8:440, 10:390, 10:457, 16:240–16:241, 16:286, 18:374, 18:468
letter to accounted for, 19:493n
library of, 8:425
The New Virginia Justice, 16:260, 17:568, 17:569n, 18:329, 18:330n, 18:374
and Peyton v. Henderson, 4:402n
Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia (Hening & Munford), 1:334, 1:370, 1:404
The Statutes at Large, 1:158–1:159n, 1:333–1:334, 1:489, 1:619–1:620, 2:30, 2:50, 2:50, 3:168, 3:169n, 5:135, 5:137n, 5:253, 5:254n, 5:278, 6:122, 6:374, 6:412–6:413, 7:190, 7:228, 7:292, 7:292n, 8:175, 8:231, 8:330, 8:348–8:349, 8:379, 8:399–8:400, 8:418–8:419, 8:424–8:425, 8:440n, 8:474, 8:475n, 9:107, 9:237, 9:318, 10:390, 10:404, 10:404n, 10:457, 16:45, 16:211–16:212, 16:239, 16:240, 16:240, 16:241, 16:241, 16:260–16:261, 16:286, 18:374, 18:388–18:389, 18:468, 19:492, 19:493n
and TJ’s collection of Va. laws, 1:158–1:159, 1:334, 1:381, 3:191, 5:509, 5:513n, 7:249, 7:250, 7:292, 8:329–8:330, 8:348–8:349, 8:379, 8:399–8:400, 8:418–8:419, 8:424–8:425, 8:439–8:440, 8:474, 8:475n, 9:107, 9:237, 9:318, 10:404, 10:457, 16:211–16:212, 16:239, 16:240–16:241, 16:260, 16:261, 16:286

Henkel, Solomon

as beekeeper, 11:503–11:504, 11:504n
and A. Bourier, 13:246–13:247
identified, 11:504n
letter from, 11:503–11:504

Henley, Leonard

attests document, 12:135

Henlow, Jesse

and University of Virginia, 16:304

Henrico County, Va.

and Capitol Square, 18:192, 18:193n, 18:200
Chesterfield Co. created from, 7:228, 7:228n
courthouse in, 16:428
sheriff of, 10:388n

Henry (C. L. Bankhead’s slave), 8:395

Henry (TJ’s slave; b. 1805). See Hern, Henry (TJ’s slave; b. 1805)

Henry (TJ’s slave; b. 1812)

on Poplar Forest slave lists, 5:460, 5:463n, 6:309, 6:310, 8:62, 8:255
valuation of, 19:333

Henry VII, king of England

in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:501

Henry VIII, king of England

reign of, 19:100n

Henry II, king of France

edicts of, 3:174n

Henry III, king of France, 7:66

Henry IV, king of France

biography of, 12:534, 13:342n, 13:359, 13:394, 13:474, 13:494, 13:561
descendants of, 19:489, 19:543n
medal commemorating statue of, 15:392, 15:393n
print of, 11:403
in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:501, 4:504, 4:504

Henry, Bernard

conveys documents, 15:442, 16:112

Henry, Dorothea Dandridge (P. Henry’s second wife), 10:365

Henry, John

mission of, 4:541, 4:542, 4:547, 4:568, 4:574, 4:627–4:628, 4:674, 5:4, 5:188, 5:282n, 5:305, 5:316–5:317, 5:330, 7:11, 7:530, 8:540, 8:543, 8:545n, 8:566, 8:569–8:570, 19:333, 19:335n
picture of, 8:5

Henry, John V.

and P. Henry (of Rockbridge Co.), 14:248
identified, 14:248–14:249n
letter from, 14:248–14:249

Henry, Patrick (1736–99)

J. Adams on, 6:612, 6:612
as attorney, 4:598, 4:603, 7:493–7:494, 10:365–10:366, 10:366n
and bill of attainder against J. Philips, 8:334, 8:335, 8:335, 8:336, 8:338n, 8:620, 10:438
cowardice of, 10:421–10:422, 10:423n
declines federal appointments, 4:604, 4:605n
and J. Delaplaine’s Repository, 10:536n
as delegate to Continental Congress, 8:620, 8:643–8:644, 10:422, 10:488
governor of Va., 3:381n, 3:580n, 4:378, 4:432, 4:578, 4:602, 4:625, 7:495, 7:495, 7:496n, 7:548–7:549, 7:549, 11:399, 11:472, 11:474–11:475n, 14:136
and A. Hamilton, 4:604
identified, 4:604–4:605n
as legislator, 4:598–4:601, 4:602, 7:493, 7:494–7:495, 7:544–7:546, 7:548, 8:620, 8:621, 8:621, 17:313, 17:314, 17:315, 17:322
library of, 10:384
mentioned, 18:149
military service of, 10:421–10:422, 10:423n
opposes U.S. Constitution, 4:604
oratorical abilities of, 4:599, 4:599, 4:600, 4:602, 4:603, 7:493–7:495, 7:545–7:546, 7:548, 7:550–7:551n, 8:141, 8:335, 10:384, 10:422, 12:495, 17:311, 17:318
organizes Va. militia, 14:289
and Parsons’ Cause, 7:493, 7:493–7:494, 7:496n, 7:546, 13:138, 13:138n
and E. Pendleton (1721–1803), 10:384, 10:421, 10:422, 10:423n, 10:488
projected biography for Port Folio, 7:318
and proposed dictator for Va., 7:496, 7:549, 8:122, 8:122n, 8:140–8:141, 13:274–13:275, 13:275n
quoted, 17:13, 17:14n
as reader of Livy, 10:365, 10:384, 10:384n
and Stamp Act, 7:493, 7:494–7:495, 7:544–7:545, 7:546–7:547, 7:549, 7:550–7:551n, 8:621
and Stamp Act Resolves, 7:496–7:497, 7:546–7:547, 7:549, 7:550–7:551n, 8:619, 8:620n, 8:642, 10:269, 16:230
TJ’s recollections of, 4:595–4:596, 4:597, 4:598–4:605, 4:616, 7:411, 7:492–7:495, 7:496n, 7:544–7:550, 8:140–8:141, 8:335, 8:620, 8:642, 8:643–8:644, 8:645, 10:365, 10:421–10:422, 14:289, 17:307, 17:311, 17:314
and Va. Committee of Correspondence, 9:367, 9:369n, 17:312
and Va. Convention resolutions, 14:524, 14:525n
W. Wirt’s book on, 2:155–2:156, 2:314, 7:492–7:496, 7:551, 8:140, 8:619–8:621, 9:219, 9:407, 10:315–10:316, 10:337, 10:346–10:347, 10:347n, 10:365–10:366, 10:384, 10:406, 10:408, 10:419–10:420, 10:421–10:423, 10:423n, 10:431, 10:434, 10:437–10:438, 10:487–10:488, 10:523–10:524, 12:l, 12:44, 12:322, 12:348 (illus.), 12:493, 12:496, 12:496–12:497, 12:517–12:518, 12:531n, 12:549n, 14:288, 14:289, 17:312, 17:312
and Yazoo land scheme, 4:603, 4:604

Henry, Patrick (of Rockbridge Co.)

delivers letter, 17:581n
identified, 11:397–11:398n
and lease of Natural Bridge, 12:525
letter from, 14:248–14:249
letters to, 12:525, 17:558
rents land adjoining Natural Bridge, 14:248
and shot manufactory, 12:340, 12:525, 12:526
and survey of Natural Bridge, 12:98, 12:310, 12:394, 12:525, 17:556, 17:558, 17:581, 17:587, 18:182
as tenant at Natural Bridge, 11:397, 11:428, 11:589, 11:590n, 11:629, 11:630, 12:38, 12:38n, 12:525, 14:248, 16:163, 17:558
TJ on, 12:340
visits Monticello, 12:310, 12:311n

Henry, Robert (1718–90), 7:664

Henry, Robert (of South Carolina)

and South Carolina College, 17:237, 17:238n

Henry, Robert Norris See also Littell & Henry (Philadelphia firm)

identified, 15:373–15:374n

Henry, Thomas Charlton, 19:682, 19:682n

Henry, William

cowardice of, 10:421

Henry Clay (ship), 17:195, 17:281, 17:396

Henry County

militia of, 6:265, 7:226–7:227

Henrys, Claude

Œuvres, 3:174n

Henschen, Godfrey

Acta Sanctorum, 7:220, 8:559, 8:561, 8:562n

Henshall, Samuel

The Saxon and English Languages Reciprocally Illustrative of Each Other, 17:419, 17:563

Ἡ Παλαιὰ Διαθήκη κατὰ τοὺς Ἑβδομήκοντα. Vetus Testamentum Græcum, 10:233

Hepburn, Alexander

letters to, 14:588–14:589, 15:44, 15:607
letter to accounted for, 16:353n
List of Materials for Work at Poplar Forest, 15:109–15:111
as millwright, 14:588–14:589, 14:602, 15:44, 15:61, 15:109–15:110, 15:110, 15:110, 15:112–15:114, 15:115, 15:115, 15:115, 15:118, 15:281, 15:311, 15:428, 15:498, 15:591, 15:607, 15:608, 15:608, 15:609, 15:617–15:618, 16:353
repairs machines, 15:61–15:62, 15:110, 15:110, 15:111, 15:112–15:114, 15:115, 15:117, 15:130, 15:230n, 15:230n, 15:591n
TJ pays, 15:428, 15:474, 15:552, 15:590, 15:591, 15:591n, 15:607, 15:608, 16:45
TJ’s debt to, 15:229–15:230, 15:248, 15:391, 15:426

Hepburn, David

The American Gardener, 4:289n, 6:118, 6:167, 6:214, 6:214, 6:215, 8:388, 8:672, 11:165, 12:438, 12:480, 13:350, 13:351n, 13:408, 13:408n, 13:441, 14:93, 14:215n

Heptateuchus, Liber Job, et Evangelium Nicodemi; Anglo-Saxonice (E. Thwaites), 16:363, 17:196

Heraclitus (Greek philosopher), 10:398, 11:527, 11:527n

Herard, Claude Victoire. See Leuba, Claude Victoire Herard

Herard, Jean Baptiste

finances of, 15:265–15:266

Herbemont, Nicholas

and agriculture, 19:81–19:82, 19:129
identified, 19:82n
letter from, 19:81–19:82
letter to, 19:129
Observations Suggested by the Late Occurrences in Charleston, 19:81–19:82, 19:82n, 19:129

Herbert, Edward

The Life and Reign of King Henry the Eighth, 7:629, 7:631n

Herbert, Henry, 2d Earl of Pembroke

quoted, 13:488, 13:489n

Herbouville, Charles Joseph Fortuné, marquis d’, 8:558, 8:561, 8:562n

herbs

basil, sweet, 15:429
marjoram, pot, 15:429
marjoram, sweet, 15:429
savory, summer, 15:429
savory, winter, 15:429
thyme, 15:429

Hercules (TJ’s slave; b. 1794)

accused of murder, 14:494, 14:596
hat for, 7:124
laborer, 4:379, 14:443
on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:384, 4:386, 5:462, 6:308, 8:61, 8:255
as runaway, 6:331
trial of, 19:262, 19:262–19:263n

Hercules (mythological character), 10:459, 19:439

Herder, Johann Gottfried von

works of, 17:536

Heredia, José de

secretary to L. de Onís, 9:478

Heriot, Thomas, 5:440, 5:561

Herkness, Adam

and University of Virginia, 17:625

Hermes: or, a Philosophical Inquiry Concerning Language and Universal Grammar (J. Harris), 15:337, 15:337, 15:338n

Hermes Scythicus: or, The Radical Affinities of the Greek and Latin Languages to The Gothic (J. Jamieson), 17:536

Hermes Trismegistus (Greek deity), 13:267n, 13:268n

hermetism

and cosmology, 13:257–13:266, 13:266–13:267n

Hermitage (wine)

described, 9:209, 9:209–9:210, 9:212n, 11:246
sent to TJ, 9:470, 9:569, 10:68, 10:109, 11:531
tariff on, 9:513
TJ orders, 8:570–8:571, 8:571, 8:572, 9:323, 9:421, 9:421
TJ recommends, 11:405, 12:30, 13:243, 13:302

Hern, Aggy (TJ’s slave; b. 1789)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 8:62n

Hern, Celia (Calia) (TJ’s slave; b. 1806)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:388, 16:648
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hern, David (Davy) (TJ’s slave; b. 1755)

family of, 1:464n
on Monticello slave lists, 4:386

Hern, David (Davy) (TJ’s slave; b. 1784)

boatman, 12:192
identified, 1:464n
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 16:647
wagoner, 1:464n, 1:467, 1:467, 1:480, 1:481, 1:486, 5:145, 5:148, 5:177, 5:177, 5:181, 6:167, 18:632, 18:642, 18:643

Hern, David (Davy) (TJ’s slave; b. 1803)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 16:648
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hern, Ellen (TJ’s slave; b. 1809)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:388, 16:647
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hern, Fanny Gillette (TJ’s slave; b. 1788; wife of David Hern [b. 1784])

on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 8:62n, 16:647
and smallpox vaccination, 9:717
trained as chef, 1:162, 1:188, 1:189n

Hern, Fontaine (TJ’s slave; b. 1819)

on Monticello slave lists, 16:648

Hern, Fosset (TJ’s slave; b. 1817)

on Monticello slave lists, 16:648

Hern, Henry (TJ’s slave; b. 1805)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:388
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717
travels to and from Poplar Forest, 14:555, 14:633, 14:635–14:636, 15:12, 15:230, 15:247, 15:247, 15:258, 15:265, 15:281

Hern, Indridge (TJ’s slave; b. 1797)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:388

Hern, Indridge (TJ’s slave; b. 1819)

on Monticello slave lists, 16:647

Hern, Isabel (TJ’s slave; David Hern’s wife [b. 1758])

family of, 1:464n, 6:36
on Monticello slave lists, 4:386

Hern, James (TJ’s slave; b. 1776)

carries letters for TJ, 5:570n, 5:572n, 5:573, 5:622, 5:624n
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 4:388

Hern, James (TJ’s slave; b. 1815)

on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hern, Jenny (TJ’s slave; b. 1811)

on Monticello slave lists, 8:62n, 16:647
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hern, John (TJ’s slave; b. 1800)

as messenger, 11:624, 11:626n, 11:626, 11:628
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387
sent to Poplar Forest, 10:517, 10:517–10:518, 10:536, 12:197, 12:198, 12:242
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hern, Lilburn (TJ’s slave; b. 1809)

health of, 18:64
on Monticello slave lists, 4:388
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hern, Lilly (TJ’s slave; b. 1791)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 8:62n, 12:303
and smallpox vaccination, 9:718

Hern, Lovilo (TJ’s slave; b. 1801)

clothes for, 8:570, 9:562
health of, 9:238, 9:238n, 9:494, 9:505
hired out, 2:371
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387

Hern, Mary (TJ’s slave; b. 1780)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 8:62n, 16:648
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hern, Matilda (TJ’s slave; b. 1811)

on Monticello slave lists, 8:62n
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hern, Melinda (TJ’s slave; 1817–ca. 1821)

on Monticello slave lists, 16:647

Hern, Milly (TJ’s slave; b. 1807)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:388
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hern, Moses (TJ’s slave; b. 1779)

family of, 9:147, 9:148n, 15:147, 15:162, 15:174, 16:648
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387
and smallpox vaccination, 9:717

Hern, Patsy (TJ’s slave; b. 1815)

on Monticello slave lists, 16:648
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hern, Randal (TJ’s slave; b. 1802)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:387
sent to Monticello, 18:30
sent to Poplar Forest, 10:517, 10:517–10:518, 10:536
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hern, Thrimston (Thrimson) (TJ’s slave; b. ca. 1799)

as carpenter, 12:227
clothes for, 8:570, 18:194
and J. Gorman, 16:69, 18:194–18:195, 18:215–18:216, 19:659, 19:660n
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 4:388, 16:647

Hern, Thruston (TJ’s slave; b. 1795)

escapes slavery, 11:438–11:439, 11:439n, 11:522
given to T. J. Randolph, 6:36
hired out, 2:371
on Monticello slave lists, 4:388

Hern, Tucker (TJ’s slave; b. 1810)

on Monticello slave lists, 8:62n, 16:648
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hern, William (TJ’s slave; b. 1801)

escape of, 15:147, 15:158, 15:162, 15:174, 15:391, 15:427, 17:198, 17:207
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717
transports goods, 9:147, 9:148n

Hern, Zacharias (TJ’s slave; b. 1812)

on Monticello slave lists, 16:648
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

hernia, 3:180–3:181, 8:690, 9:114, 9:115

Herod Antipas, tetrarch of Galilee, 16:618

Herodian

Ἡρωδιανοῦ Ἱστοριῶν βιβλία ηʹ. Herodiani Historiarum Libri 8, 10:233, 14:510

Ἡρωδιανοῦ Ἱστοριῶν βιβλία ηʹ. Herodiani Historiarum Libri 8 (Herodian), 10:233, 14:510

Herodoti Halicarnassei Historiarum (Herodotus), 17:536, 17:537n, 18:73n, 18:358, 18:376n, 18:376, 18:439, 18:619

Herodoti Musae sive Historiarum Libri IX (Herodotus; ed. J. Schweighaeuser), 9:195, 9:455, 10:213, 11:414–11:415, 11:632, 12:203, 12:583, 13:295, 14:510, 17:106

Ἡροδότου Ἁλικαρνησσῆος Ἱστοριῶν (Herodotus; eds. G. H. Schaefer and F. W. Reiz), 11:414–11:415

Herodotus

W. Beloe’s translation of, 8:22, 8:23n, 8:671, 8:672n, 19:505
cited in batture case, 3:132–3:133, 3:226
in collegiate curriculum, 7:447, 7:662
Herodoti Halicarnassei Historiarum, 17:536, 17:537n, 18:73n, 18:358, 18:376n, 18:376, 18:439, 18:619
Herodoti Musae sive Historiarum Libri IX (ed. J. Schweighaeuser), 9:195, 9:455, 10:213, 11:414–11:415, 11:632, 12:203, 12:583, 13:295, 14:510, 17:106
Ἡροδότου Ἁλικαρνησσῆος Ἱστοριῶν (eds. G. H. Schaefer and F. W. Reiz), 11:414–11:415
mentioned, 6:403
Oxford edition of, 9:195, 9:455, 10:213
TJ quotes, 4:604, 4:605n
translation of by I. Littlebury, 1:580, 17:536
works of, 16:330, 17:378n

Herodotus, Translated From The Greek, With Notes (Herodotus; trans. W. Beloe), 11:268

Heroine (ship), 11:170, 11:302

Heron, Sinton & Company (Richmond firm)

and W. C. Nicholas’s debts, 14:587–14:588n, 14:617, 14:639

Herrera, Simón de

and Louisiana Territory, 9:658

Herrera y Tordesillas, Antonio de

The General History of the vast Continent and Islands of America, Commonly call’d, The West-Indies (trans. J. Stevens), 17:536
quoted, 10:399

Herrick, Ebenezer

and Domestic Spinner (spinning machine), 4:417–4:418, 4:425, 4:425–4:426, 4:514, 4:544, 4:545n, 4:571–4:572, 4:589, 4:591, 4:637, 5:131–5:132, 5:142–5:143, 5:175, 5:201, 5:202, 5:211, 5:220
identified, 4:514n
letters from, 4:571–4:572, 5:142–5:143
letters to, 4:514, 4:591, 5:131–5:132, 5:202
roving and spinning machine of, 5:208

herring

sent to TJ, 1:176, 5:164, 6:336, 6:337, 17:221, 17:223, 17:223–17:224, 18:491, 18:504, 18:512, 18:522, 18:531
TJ orders, 1:77, 1:115, 1:369, 2:109, 2:422–2:423, 2:430, 2:502, 2:503, 5:155, 7:448, 7:448, 7:448, 8:536, 11:336–11:337, 13:99, 13:99, 14:321, 15:591–15:592, 17:211, 17:218, 18:487
works on, 5:602, 5:604n, 5:604–5:605

Herring, Henry

identified, 14:537–14:538n
letter from, 14:537–14:538
as wheat-fan manufacturer, 14:537, 14:538–14:540

Herron, James

Catholic trustee in Norfolk, 15:317n

Herron, John

as overseer at University of Virginia, 15:98, 15:100, 15:101, 16:307, 16:310, 16:311, 16:314, 16:316, 16:316, 16:320, 16:479, 17:626, 17:631, 17:634, 17:635, 17:650, 19:46, 19:62

Herron, Nathan

and University of Virginia, 16:317, 19:47

Herron (Herren), Susan

and University of Virginia, 19:55

Herschel, William

British astronomer, 5:137n, 14:237n, 15:583n, 18:590, 18:592, 18:593, 18:594, 18:595, 18:596n, 18:613

Hersey, Ezekiel

J. Adams on, 6:501–6:502, 6:503, 6:504

Hertane, A.

and University of Virginia, 16:305

Hertford, Isabella Anne Ingram Conway, 2d marchioness of, 5:156, 5:156n

Herttell, Thomas

Expose of the Causes of Intemperate Drinking and the Means by which It May be Obviated, 15:203, 15:203n, 15:233
identified, 15:203n
letter from, 15:203
letter to, 15:233

Herty, Thomas

A Digest of the Laws of the United States of America, 11:120n, 11:147n

Hervey, James

The whole works of the late Rev. James Hervey, 2:322n

Hesiod (Greek poet)

Hesiodi Ascraei Quae Exstant (ed. C. F. Loesner), 9:196, 9:455, 9:697, 10:212
Hesiodi Scutum Herculis cum Grammaticorum Scholiis Graecis (ed. K. F. Heinrich), 15:258, 16:56
quoted, 7:23, 7:27n
quote misattributed to, 7:23, 7:27n
translation of by C. A. Elton, 17:536

Hesiodi Ascraei Quae Exstant (Hesiod; ed. C. F. Loesner), 9:196, 9:455, 9:697, 10:212

Hesiodi Scutum Herculis cum Grammaticorum Scholiis Graecis (Hesiod; ed. K. F. Heinrich), 15:258, 16:56

Hessian fly, 2:496, 3:607, 3:630, 3:634, 3:639, 3:644, 4:32, 4:532, 6:119, 6:156, 6:210, 6:290, 6:331, 7:360, 10:309, 11:345, 11:366, 11:385, 11:475, 11:482–11:483, 11:536, 11:537n, 11:588, 11:644, 12:476, 12:483, 12:556, 12:556, 12:613, 13:25, 13:77, 14:249, 14:460, 17:198, 17:282, 19:645n

Heston, Jacob Franklin

dedicates book to TJ, 4:43–4:47, 4:466
identified, 4:47n
letters from, 4:43–4:47
letters to, 4:466
Moral & Political Truth; or Reflections Suggested by reading History and Biography, 4:43–4:47, 4:466

Heth, John, 1:615, 1:616

Heth, William

and Revolutionary War claimants, 4:267, 4:267n

Heusinger, Johann Michael

edits Iuliani Imp. Caesares (Julian), 12:583, 16:58

Hewat, Alexander

An Historical Account of the Rise and Progress of the Colonies of South Carolina and Georgia, 1:581, 19:507

Hewes, Joseph

as member of Continental Congress, 14:447–14:448, 14:449–14:450, 14:524

Hewes, Nimrod. See Hughes, Nimrod

Hewes Crab apple, 7:381, 7:382, 7:382n, 7:444, 7:445n

Hewson, Thomas Tickell

acknowledges gifts to American Philosophical Society, 1:608–1:609, 2:536, 2:536–2:537n
and American Philosophical Society elections, 2:128, 2:170, 3:284–3:285, 3:312, 4:411–4:412, 4:462
identified, 1:609n
letters from, 1:608–1:609, 2:128, 3:284–3:285, 4:411–4:412
letters to, 2:170, 3:312, 4:462

Hexaplorum Origenis (Origen; ed. K. F. Bahrdt), 12:582, 13:295

Heylen, Adrian, 8:558, 8:560–8:561

Heyne, Christian Gottlob

and authenticity of works of Homer, 9:86–9:87, 9:88n
classical scholar, 9:84, 9:698
edits Albius Tibullus, 9:196
edits Διόδωρος. Bibliothecae Historicae Libri qui Supersunt (Diodorus Siculus), 10:233, 10:236n, 14:510, 17:106
edits Pindari Carmina (Pindar), 9:196, 9:197n
edits The Iliad (Homer), 9:196, 9:455, 10:212, 10:531, 11:205, 11:296, 11:414, 11:414, 11:414, 11:537, 12:439, 14:510, 17:106
edits Virgil, 9:196, 9:455, 10:212, 10:212, 10:531, 11:205, 11:296, 11:414, 11:414, 14:511, 17:106

Heyward, Thomas

signer of Declaration of Independence, 13:332

Hibbert, Thomas, 2:477, 3:29

“Hibernicus.” See Clinton, DeWitt

Hichborn (Hitchbourne), Benjamin, 6:283

Hickes, George

J. Adams on, 11:268
Grammatica Anglo-Saxonica ex Hickesiano Linguarum Septentrionalium Thesauro Excerpta, 16:363, 17:196, 17:411, 18:18
Institutiones Grammaticæ Anglo-Saxonicæ, et Mœso-Gothicæ, 10:358, 16:363, 17:196

Hickey, D. (plasterer)

delivers letter, 14:142n, 14:161n
recommendations of, 14:160–14:161

Hickey, Thomas

letter from accounted for, 18:669

Hickman, Mr. (of Albemarle Co.)

and cedar trees, 11:566

Hickman, William Waters

identified, 18:368–18:369n
letters from, 18:368–18:369, 18:370–18:371
seeks TJ’s assistance, 18:368, 18:370–18:371
visits Monticello, 18:368, 18:370

hickory nuts

Gloucester-nut, 1:657, 3:544, 4:524
requested from TJ, 9:348n
P. Tabb’s, 1:111n, 1:252

Hicks, Gershom, 2:223, 2:223n

Hicks, Reuben Booth

identified, 17:404–17:405n
letter from, 17:404–17:405
letter to, 17:436
and nephew’s education, 17:404, 17:436

Hicks, Robert D.

translates Lives of Eminent Philosophers (Diogenes Laertius), 7:24, 7:221n

Hierobotanicon (O. Celsius), 7:715, 7:716n

Hierocles (Greek author of witticisms)

A. Coray edition of, 9:195, 9:455, 11:251
Ἱεροκλέους Φιλοσόφου Ἀστεῖα. Facéties. D’Hiéroclès Le Philosophe (ed. A. Coray), 9:88n
stories attributed to, 9:85, 9:88n

Hierozoicon (S. Bochart), 7:715, 7:716n

Hiester, Joseph

as Pa. gubernatorial candidate, 11:597–11:598n, 11:599n, 11:647, 12:47, 13:149, 13:150n, 16:292, 16:448n

Higginbotham, David

and Belmont appraisal, 3:169, 3:170–3:171, 3:172, 3:426n
carries letter, 6:552
cider for, 15:297
and clover seed for TJ, 4:548
crops of, 11:385, 12:242, 14:478, 14:487
forwards books to TJ, 5:447, 5:455, 5:493
and Highland–Indian Camp boundary dispute, 7:136, 7:157, 7:159, 7:168, 7:169n, 7:197–7:198, 7:271, 8:568, 9:289–9:290, 9:319, 9:357, 9:519, 9:520
identified, 4:154n
invited to dine with TJ, 8:95
lands of, 19:394n
letters from, 11:142, 11:245, 11:366, 14:478, 16:395, 18:166–18:167
letters from accounted for, 1:139n, 2:422n, 3:513n, 4:11n, 4:154–4:155n, 4:288n, 4:548n, 4:582n, 5:76n, 5:314n, 5:444n, 5:448n, 5:493n, 6:366n, 6:545n, 7:272n, 8:95n, 9:290n, 9:519n, 10:255n, 11:470n
letters to, 4:154–4:155, 5:75–5:76, 5:443–5:444, 6:365–6:366, 8:95, 9:289–9:290, 9:519, 11:197–11:198, 11:385, 12:301, 14:487, 16:399, 18:224
letters to accounted for, 1:139n, 2:113n, 3:513n, 4:11n, 4:24n, 4:155n, 4:288n, 4:557n, 4:581–4:582n, 5:314n, 5:448n, 9:290n
loans money to TJ, 8:95, 8:95n
mentioned, 3:119–3:120, 3:465, 5:51, 12:272
as merchant, 2:112, 2:392, 2:421, 3:183, 3:394, 3:512–3:513, 3:551, 4:581, 5:222, 5:425, 6:122, 11:142, 14:213
and paint for TJ, 11:142, 11:197–11:198
and payments made for TJ, 8:48
petition to General Assembly, 3:253–3:254
presents bill to TJ, 9:449
purchases Richmond lot from TJ, 4:xliv, 4:154, 4:287–4:288, 5:75–5:76, 5:76n, 5:362–5:363, 6:304, 6:365–6:366, 6:371, 12:279
and T. M. Randolph’s will, 6:20n
and repair of TJ’s watch, 6:552
Rivanna River Company commissioner, 3:254n
seeks consulship at Lisbon, 5:313, 5:313–5:314, 5:314n, 5:319
and W. Short’s land, 5:399–5:402, 5:443–5:444, 5:446, 5:506, 5:622–5:623, 5:623–5:624n, 5:624–5:625, 6:86, 6:87–6:88n, 6:204, 6:274, 6:604, 7:136, 7:157, 7:157n, 7:159, 7:166, 7:168, 7:169n, 7:212–7:213, 7:271, 7:510, 7:591, 8:568, 8:568n, 8:688, 8:689n, 9:319, 9:320, 9:357, 9:519, 9:520, 9:693, 10:21, 10:253, 10:464, 10:465n, 10:529, 11:245, 11:457, 11:500–11:501, 12:102–12:103, 12:301
TJ orders groceries from, 4:210, 4:211
TJ orders salt from, 8:95, 8:95n
TJ pays, 4:10, 4:24, 4:52+, 4:233, 4:557, 6:306, 6:321, 6:544, 7:72, 7:72n, 7:155, 12:613, 12:633, 17:16
TJ’s account with, 4:557–4:558n, 6:343–6:349, 7:180–7:181, 8:95n, 10:159n, 14:317, 14:472, 14:478, 14:487, 15:426, 16:395, 16:399
TJ’s debt to, 1:137, 1:138–1:139, 1:353, 1:364, 1:407, 1:421, 11:385, 12:613, 12:645, 16:648, 16:649, 18:166–18:167, 18:224, 19:495, 19:496n
and TJ’s mill, 11:576–11:577
and TJ’s Westham lots, 11:366, 11:385
and wine from S. Cathalan, 11:584, 12:566–12:567, 14:328–14:329

Higginbotham, John, 14:368

Higginbotham, Mary Elmslie Garrigues (David Higginbotham’s wife), 3:635, 5:362–5:363, 8:95, 9:290

Higgins, Eugene

Catholic trustee in Norfolk, 15:317n

Higgins, James, 16:175

Higgins, John, 16:174

Higgins, Moses, 16:175

Highland (J. Monroe’s Albemarle Co. estate)

boundary dispute, 6:522–6:523, 6:524, 6:524, 6:575, 6:604, 6:604–6:605, 6:636, 7:70–7:71, 7:136, 7:157, 7:159, 7:168, 7:169n, 7:197–7:198, 7:271, 7:405, 7:487, 7:510, 7:591–7:592, 7:594–7:595, 7:655, 8:50–8:51, 8:107, 8:129, 8:332, 8:382, 8:428–8:429, 8:556, 8:567–8:568, 8:588, 8:598, 8:687–8:688, 9:289–9:290, 9:319, 9:357, 9:362, 9:388, 9:488, 9:519, 9:519, 9:519–9:520, 9:648, 9:649n, 9:661, 9:662
corn grown at, 18:318, 18:351
family dispute over, 5:310n
B. Galloway proposes to visit, 7:272, 8:419, 8:433
G. Hays plan to visit, 1:93n
improvements at, 19:394n, 19:398
J. Monroe at, 2:408+, 4:123, 4:123n, 4:133, 8:537, 10:363, 12:22, 12:60, 12:93, 12:104, 12:373, 13:225, 13:226n, 14:593–14:594, 14:619, 16:140, 16:368, 16:411, 17:513, 17:516, 17:517n, 17:517, 18:615, 18:625, 19:71, 19:638, 19:651–19:652, 19:656
J. Monroe plans to visit, 6:575, 7:272, 7:308, 7:351, 8:382, 8:419, 8:428–8:429, 8:433, 8:556, 8:588, 8:588–8:589, 9:710, 11:258, 11:439–11:440, 11:569, 13:150, 13:151, 13:339, 15:568, 16:116, 17:478, 18:561
naming of, 13:276
sale of, 6:523n, 6:523n, 7:487, 7:510, 8:53n, 18:598, 19:326–19:327, 19:394, 19:394n, 19:396–19:397, 19:397–19:398, 19:651, 19:652n, 19:673–19:674
taxes on, 19:394–19:395n
TJ visits, 2:42, 2:44, 13:299, 16:144, 17:513
valuation of, 19:326–19:327, 19:394, 19:394n, 19:395n, 19:396–19:397, 19:397–19:398
visitors to, 10:400, 14:593

High Mountain. See Montalto (part of TJ’s Monticello estate)

Hilan (schooner), 10:494, 10:494n

Hilary of Poitiers, Saint, 16:258

Hill, Aaron

identified, 2:412n
letters from, 2:411–2:412
sends pamphlet to TJ, 2:411, 2:412n

Hill, Charles

as Va. legislator, 12:414n, 12:489, 12:489n

Hill, Henry, 1:26

Hill, John

militia service of, 7:160

Hill, John (engraver), 16:416n

Hill, Mark Langdon

biography of J. Langdon proposed by, 15:546–15:547
identified, 15:497n
letters from, 15:496–15:498, 15:546–15:547
letter to, 15:510–15:511
and Missouri question, 15:497, 15:497–15:498n, 15:511, 15:530, 15:533
and TJ’s correspondence, 15:496, 15:497, 15:510–15:511, 15:511n, 15:547n

Hill, Rowland, Lord

British general, 8:53, 8:53n

Hill, Thomas

as Va. legislator, 12:457

Hill, William (1618–1667)

edits Διονυσίου Οἰκουμένης Περιήγησις, μετὰ τῶν Εὐσταθίου Ὑπομνημάτων. Dionysii Orbis Descriptio (Dionysius Periegetes), 10:234, 10:237n

Hill, William, Rev.

and Theological Seminary of Virginia, 9:379n

Hillard, Isaac

identified, 3:75n
letters from, 3:74–3:75
letters to, 3:156
A Retaliation: Containing some Strictures on Doctor Parish’s Infamous Sermon, 3:74–3:75, 3:156

Hillet, John

letters from accounted for, 2:683

Hillhouse, James

opposes Embargo, 3:639, 3:639n
Propositions for Amending the Constitution of the United States, 5:12–5:13, 5:13–5:14n
as U.S. senator, 2:70

Hilliard (C. L. Bankhead’s slave), 8:395

Hinckley, Capt., 1:124

Hinduism

J. Adams on, 17:505
books on, 7:218–7:219, 7:220, 7:221, 7:221n
deities of, 7:77
practitioners of, 17:325
sacred texts of, 7:76–7:77, 7:77, 7:78n, 7:218, 7:219, 7:221n
and theism, 18:91

Hiort, Henry

identified, 1:196n
letters from, 1:195–1:196
and C. Morneveck’s stucco, 1:195–1:196

Hippocrates (Greek physician)

Kappa Lambda Society of Hippocrates, 19:386
medical theories of, 8:669, 13:197, 13:217
TJ on, 14:630
Τὸ Περὶ Ἀέρων, Ὑδάτων, Τόπων (ed. A. Coray), 11:251, 11:251n
Traduction des œuvres médicales d’Hippocrate, sur le texte grec, d’après l’édition de Foës (ed. D. J. Tournon; trans. J. B. Gardeil), 11:152, 11:193, 11:297, 11:395
works of, 11:127, 13:525

Hippolytus (Euripides), 19:407, 19:409n

Hirzel, Hans Caspar

The Rural Socrates, 8:388, 8:678, 8:679n, 11:165

Histoire Abrégée des Insectes (É. L. Geoffroy), 14:168

Histoire Ancienne (C. Rollin), 7:662, 19:507

Histoire Critique de Jésus-Christ (Holbach), 19:620, 19:621n

Histoire Critique de l’Inquisition d’Espagne (J. A. Llorente), 13:562

Histoire d’Angleterre (P. de Rapin Thoyras), 1:580, 8:235, 19:506

Histoire de Charles XII, roi de Suède (Voltaire), 17:138, 17:447, 19:506

Histoire de Constantinople Depuis le régne de l’Ancien Justin (trans. L. Cousin), 12:112

Histoire de France (F. E. Toulongeon), 3:340, 3:340n, 5:436, 6:45–6:46, 6:342–6:343n, 7:90, 7:90, 7:349–7:350, 8:291, 8:309, 8:359, 8:359n, 8:656, 10:235, 10:237n, 13:616, 19:506

Histoire de France, pendant Le Dix-Huitième Siècle (J. C. D. Lacretelle), 15:26, 19:506

Histoire de Gil Blas de Santillane (A. R. Le Sage), 4:163n, 7:665, 9:598, 9:600n, 10:573, 12:534, 14:258, 19:508, 19:509n

Histoire de la fièvre jaune qui fut observée parmi les troupes françaises, en Espagne, en 1812 (J. C. A. Peysson), 10:147n

Histoire de la jurisprudence romaine (A. Terasson), 5:276, 5:277n

Histoire de l’Ambassade dans le Grand Duché de Varsovie en 1812 (D. D. de Pradt), 12:90, 12:92n

Histoire de l’Anarchie de Pologne, et du Démembrement de Cette République (Rulhière), 1:35, 3:516, 3:517n, 3:517n

Histoire de la Peinture en Italie (M. H. Beyle [Stendhal]), 19:669, 19:669n, 19:694

Histoire de la Virginie (R. Beverley), 5:509, 8:388

Histoire de l’empire de Russie sous Pierre le Grand (Voltaire), 1:580, 17:138, 17:447, 19:506

Histoire des Animaux d’Aristote, Avec la Traduction Françoise (Aristotle; trans. A. G. Camus), 8:656, 8:659n, 10:233

Histoire des arbres forestiers de l’Amerique septentrionale (F. A. Michaux), 2:680, 2:681n, 3:320–3:321, 3:322n, 3:561–3:562, 5:7, 5:8n, 5:83, 7:52, 7:53n, 8:194, 8:248, 8:248n, 8:363, 8:363n

Histoire des Causes Premières (C. Batteux), 6:439, 7:75, 7:148, 12:112

Histoire des Celtes, et particulierement des Gaulois et des Germains (S. Pelloutier), 14:185

Histoire des Chênes de l’Amerique (A. Michaux), 6:421

Histoire des Croisades pour la delivrance de la Terre Sainte (L. Maimbourg), 11:274n

Histoire des Croisades (J. F. Michaud), 7:664, 7:666n

Histoire Des Douze Césars de Suétone, … Avec des Mêlanges Philosophiques & des Notes (Suetonius; trans. J. B. C. Delisle de Sales [writing as “Henri Ophellot de La Pause”]), 13:342, 13:358, 13:359n, 13:394, 13:474, 13:494, 13:561

Histoire des Guerres Civiles de la République Romaine (Appian; trans. J. I. Combes-Dounous), 13:342, 13:359, 13:359n, 13:394, 13:474, 13:494, 13:561, 17:535

Histoire des Mathématiques (J. E. Montucla and J. Lalande), 6:381, 7:250, 7:626, 10:235, 12:344

Histoire des Républiques Italiennes du moyen âge (Sismondi), 10:234, 11:308, 11:308n, 11:313, 11:409, 15:258, 16:58

Histoire du Roy Henry Le Grand (H. de Péréfixe), 12:534, 13:342n, 13:359, 13:394, 13:474, 13:494, 13:561

“Histoire et Description D’une nouvelle espèce de Poirier, envoyée du Mont-Sinaï” (A. Thoüin), 19:353n

Histoire et Description Generale de la Nouvelle France (P. F. X. de Charlevoix), 16:154, 17:536

Histoire Generale de la Naissance & des progrès de la Compagnie de Jesus, 10:508

Histoire Naturelle de l’Homme (Lacépède), 1:250n

Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux (Buffon), 1:581

Histoire Naturelle des Animaux sans Vertèbres (Lamarck), 12:33, 14:168

Histoire Naturelle Du Genre Humain (J. J. Virey), 7:458, 7:458n, 8:481–8:482, 8:482n

Histoire Naturelle Économique et Politique des Poissons Utiles (Noël de la Morinière), 5:601, 5:603–5:604n, 12:455

Histoire Naturelle, Générale et Particulière (G. L. L. Buffon), 6:225n, 7:626, 12:361n, 12:534, 12:590, 14:232, 14:387, 19:508

Histoire Naturelle, Generale et Particuliere (G. L. L. Buffon; ed. C. N. S. Sonnini de Manoncourt), 14:387, 14:388n, 14:451

Histoire Philosophique et Politique (G. T. F. Raynal), 3:175n, 7:664, 10:646, 13:40, 13:464–13:465, 13:465n

Histoire Philosophique de la Révolution de France, Depuis la première Assemblée des Notables jusqu’à la paix de Presbourg (A. Fantin Desodoards), 19:212

Histoire Romaine (J. Xiphilinus, J. Zonaras, and Zosimus; trans. L. Cousin), 12:112, 13:476

Histoire Romaine de Tite-Live (Livy; ed. J. Freinsheim; trans. J. B. Dureau de la Malle), 11:632, 12:112, 12:203, 12:576, 14:510

Historia Alexandri Magni Regis (Q. Curtius Rufus; trans. J. Digby), 1:580

Historia Animalium (Aristotle), 10:208, 10:209n

Historia Critica Philosophiæ (J. J. Brucker), 6:548, 6:548, 6:551n, 7:148

Historia de España, 13:369, 14:166, 15:340

Historia de la Conquista de Mexico, poblacion, y progresos de la America Septentrional, conocida por el nombre de Nueva España (A. de Solís y Rivadeneira), 11:179, 11:193, 11:395

Historia del Nuevo-Mundo (Muñoz), 7:562–7:564, 7:611–7:612, 7:612, 7:613

Historia de Nueva-España (H. Cortés), 1:390, 1:396n, 8:236, 8:237n

La Historia d’Italia (F. Guicciardini), 12:372, 12:389, 12:514, 19:508

Historiae Academiae Pisanae (A. Fabroni), 13:377, 13:377n

Historiæ Anglicanæ Scriptores X (R. Twysden), 7:127

Historiæ Byzantinæ Scriptores Tres Graeco-Latini (G. Akropolites, L. Chalcocondylas, and N. Gregoras), 11:452

Historiæ Ecclesiasticæ Gentis Anglorum (Bede; ed. A. Wheelocke), 16:364, 17:196

Historia et Concordia Evangelica (A. Arnauld), 10:233

Historiarum Libri Aliquot, qui extant, opera & studio Vincentii Obsopoei in lucem editi (Diodorus Siculus), 1:580

Historiarum sui temporis (J. A. de Thou), 19:508

An Historical Account of Inventions and Discoveries in those Arts and Sciences, which are of Utility or Ornament to Man (J. F. L. Williams), 17:535

An Historical Account of the Rise and Progress of the Colonies of South Carolina and Georgia (A. Hewat), 1:581, 19:507

Historical Collections (J. Rushworth), 17:313, 17:375n

Historical Law-Tracts (H. H. Kames), 3:546

Historical Letters; originally written for and published in the Virginia Argus (J. B. Colvin), 6:32, 6:32n, 6:58, 6:58–6:59

Historical Memoir of the War in West Florida and Louisiana in 1814–15 (Latour), 9:129n

An Historical Narrative and Topographical Description of Louisiana, and West-Florida (T. Hutchins), 10:626

Historical Register of the United States (T. H. Palmer), 6:77n, 6:124, 8:260

An Historical Review of the State of Ireland (F. Plowden), 1:580

Historical Sketches of the Principles and Maxims of American Jurisprudence (J. M. Goodenow), 18:467, 18:468n

The Historie of Edvvard the Fourth, King of England (W. Habington), 7:629, 7:631n

The Historie of the Reigne of King Henry The Seventh (F. Bacon), 7:629, 7:631n

Historiettes Nouvelles (J. Manesca and V. Value), 9:97, 9:97n, 9:129

historiography

of American Revolution, 1:288–1:289, 1:334, 1:634n, 6:231n
of Great Britain, 13:410–13:412, 15:375–15:376
of U.S., 2:145–2:146, 2:347–2:348, 2:505–2:506, 7:139–7:140, 7:140n, 7:190, 7:232, 7:256, 7:256, 7:317–7:318
of Va., 1:619, 4:467, 7:140, 7:190, 7:492–7:496, 7:544–7:550, 9:137, 9:138n
of Va. statutes, 1:334, 1:381–1:384, 1:489, 2:30, 2:50, 3:190–3:191, 3:569–3:570, 5:136, 5:137n

history See also books: on history

and advancement of civilization, 19:303
applicants to teach at University of Virginia, 13:419, 13:419
bound pamphlets on, 8:630, 12:9, 13:455, 13:456
classifications of, 6:409
collegiate education in, 7:480, 7:480, 7:638, 7:638, 7:640, 7:641, 7:664, 7:667, 7:686, 7:686–7:687, 12:3, 12:76, 12:123, 12:204, 13:195, 13:214, 13:403, 16:296n, 19:570
naval, 6:146, 6:167, 6:206–6:207, 6:289, 7:139, 7:155, 7:190, 7:198–7:199, 7:199n
of New England, 5:386–5:390, 5:390n, 5:508–5:513, 5:513n, 5:583–5:584, 5:585n
of New York, 6:352
R. Peters on, 11:483–11:484
study of, 14:258, 17:493, 17:494, 18:334
TJ asked to write, 6:375, 11:346, 17:549, 17:561, 17:608–17:609, 18:165, 18:180
TJ donates historical manuscripts, 7:520, 7:595–7:596, 8:207, 9:383–9:384, 9:453
TJ on, 2:50, 2:505–2:506, 2:529, 6:52–6:53, 8:143, 8:203, 8:252, 10:523, 13:571
TJ on study of, 4:162, 4:162, 6:58, 8:341, 16:65, 16:330, 16:642
TJ orders books on, 2:264, 3:122–3:123, 3:635–3:636, 8:581, 8:581, 8:582n
TJ recommends books on, 1:508, 1:580–1:581, 3:5–3:6, 3:7n, 7:629
works of proposed, 11:460–11:461, 11:461n
works on, bound for TJ, 1:36, 1:36

The History and Fall of Caius Marius (T. Otway), 4:479, 4:480n

The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons (R. Chandler), 7:373

The History of Alexander the Great (Q. Curtius Rufus; trans. P. Pratt), 18:579

History of America (W. Robertson), 1:521, 1:521n, 1:581, 1:620n, 6:326, 7:629, 7:664, 12:534, 16:239, 19:507

The History of Ancient Greece, its Colonies, And Conquests (J. Gillies), 11:26, 11:110, 12:439, 12:534, 18:399, 19:505

The History of Appian (Appian; trans. J. Davies), 17:535

The History of Athens (W. Young), 17:535

The History of Charles XII (Voltaire), 1:580, 7:664

An History of Early Opinions Concerning Jesus Christ (J. Priestley), 6:302, 6:440, 7:627, 8:682

The History of England (P. de Rapin Thoyras; trans. N. Tindal), 17:419, 17:538, 17:563, 18:399

The History of England from the Accession of James I. to that of the Brunswick Line (C. Macaulay), 1:580, 3:635–3:636, 4:22n, 7:629, 19:506

The History of England, from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688 (D. Hume) See also A New and Impartial History of England (J. Baxter), 3:5, 3:7n, 3:7n, 3:86, 6:551, 6:552n, 7:249, 7:527–7:528, 7:532n, 8:235, 8:581, 10:164n, 10:552–10:553, 10:553n, 10:588–10:589, 13:24, 13:24n, 13:410–13:412, 13:585, 14:185, 15:376, 16:150, 16:169, 16:441, 16:473, 18:399, 19:506

An History of England, in a Series of Letters from a Nobleman to his Son (O. Goldsmith), 19:506, 19:509n

History of Great Britain (W. Belsham), 1:580, 3:122–3:123, 19:506

The History of Greece (W. Mitford), 2:264, 2:264n, 3:122, 3:635–3:636, 4:22n, 7:662, 19:507

The History of Herodotus (Herodotus; trans. W. Beloe), 8:22, 8:23n, 8:671, 8:672n, 19:505

The History of Hindostan, Translated from the Persian (A. Dow), 7:664

The History of Land Titles in Massachusetts (J. Sullivan), 3:125

The History of Louisiana, or of the Western Parts of Virginia and Carolina (A. S. Le Page du Pratz), 17:536

The History of Modern Europe (C. Coote), 3:296–3:297, 8:152

History of Modern Europe (W. Russell), 1:580, 7:629, 12:534, 18:399, 19:506

History of New-England (D. Neal), 5:387, 5:390n

The History of New-Hampshire (J. Belknap), 1:581, 19:507

A History of New York (W. Irving), 3:625, 5:397n

The History of North Carolina (H. Williamson), 9:178, 9:179n, 14:450, 14:524, 19:507

The History of Pennsylvania in North America (R. Proud), 1:581, 19:507

The History of Persia (J. Malcolm), 10:509, 11:363

The History of Philosophy (W. Enfield), 1:576, 6:439, 6:548, 6:548–6:549, 6:549, 6:551n, 7:148, 7:627, 9:60, 10:580, 10:642–10:643, 11:30, 11:31, 11:283, 16:190n, 16:190n, 16:197n, 19:505

The History of Philosophy (T. Stanley), 1:580, 15:166n, 19:505

The History of Printing in America (I. Thomas), 1:333, 1:334n

The History of Scotland (W. Robertson), 1:580, 7:629, 7:664, 12:439, 12:534, 16:473, 19:508

The History of South-Carolina, from its first settlement in 1670, to the Year 1808 (D. Ramsay), 19:647, 19:647n

The History of the Administration of John Adams (J. Wood), 19:332n

The History of the American Indian (J. Adair)

J. Adams on, 5:182
TJ on, 5:122–5:124, 5:125n

A History of the American Revolution (P. Allen), 6:231, 6:231n, 6:373

History of the American Revolution (D. Ramsay), 1:581, 6:258, 7:512, 7:629, 19:507

The History of the Ancient Borough of Pontefract (B. Boothroyd), 7:389

The History of the British Plantations in America … Part I. Containing the History of Virginia (W. Keith), 5:509

The History of the Church of Christ (J. Milner), 19:508

The History of the Church of Englande (Bede; trans. T. Stapleton), 16:364, 17:196

The History of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay (T. Hutchinson), 1:581, 5:387, 5:390n, 5:508–5:509, 19:507

The History of the Colony of Nova Caesaria, or New-Jersey (S. Smith), 1:581

The History of the Commerce and Navigation of the Ancients (P. D. Huet), 10:486

History of the Corruptions of Christianity (J. Priestley), 1:581, 6:302, 6:440, 7:627

The History of the Crusade; or, the Expeditions of the Christian Princes for the Conquest of the Holy Land (L. Maimbourg; trans. J. Nalson), 11:274, 11:274n, 11:447

The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (E. Gibbon), 1:580, 3:546, 7:629, 7:662, 12:534, 16:598, 16:602n, 18:399, 19:505

“The History of the Dividing Line” (W. Byrd [1674–1744])

manuscript of, 9:178, 9:179n, 9:384, 9:453, 10:470n, 11:21, 11:22, 11:125–11:126, 11:127n, 11:206, 11:426, 11:477, 11:487, 11:524, 11:524n, 12:168–12:169, 12:236, 12:256–12:257, 12:294, 12:331, 12:371, 12:371–12:372, 12:390–12:392, 12:486, 12:504–12:505

A History of the Early Part of the Reign of James the Second (C. J. Fox), 1:36, 1:37, 1:580, 7:629, 19:506

A History of the English Law (J. Reeves), 7:127, 16:641, 18:334, 18:335

History of the Expedition under the command of Captains Lewis and Clark (N. Biddle), 6:417, 7:63–7:64, 7:64n, 7:289, 7:289n, 7:290, 7:517–7:518, 7:555, 7:555n, 7:556, 9:704, 9:705, 9:706–9:707n, 10:60, 10:257, 10:257n, 10:377, 10:444, 10:445, 12:171, 12:188, 12:636, 12:637, 12:638n

The History of the First Discovery and Settlement of Virginia (W. Stith), 5:508–5:509, 10:365, 19:507

The History of the General Council (C. Caines), 3:522n, 4:157

History of the Insurrection, in the Four Western Counties of Pennsylvania (W. Findley), 1:581, 19:507

The History of the Insurrections, in Massachusetts (G. R. Minot), 1:581, 19:507

A History of the Introduction and Use of Scutellaria Lateriflora, (Scullcap,) as a Remedy for Preventing and Curing Hydrophobia (L. Spalding), 15:281, 15:281n

History of the Jugurthine War (Sallust), 14:257

The History of the Late War between the United States and Great Britain (G. J. Hunt), 9:414n, 9:522, 10:457–10:458, 11:493–11:494, 11:495n, 17:185, 17:185, 19:626

History of the Late War in the Western Country (R. B. McAfee), 11:364, 11:382, 12:9

The History of the Life of Henry the Second, and of the Age in which he lived (G. Lyttelton), 2:51

History of the Life of Marcus Tullius Cicero (C. Middleton), 1:35, 1:580, 19:505

The History of The Life, Reign, and Death of Edward II (E. Cary), 7:629, 7:631n

“The History of the Linen Manufacture” (S. M. Stephenson), 3:280n, 3:309, 3:309n

The History of the Lives of Abeillard and Heloisa (J. Berington), 7:664

The History of the Peloponnesian War, Translated from the Greek of Thucydides (Thucydides; trans. W. Smith), 1:580, 19:505

History of the Persecutions endured by the Protestants of the South of France (M. Wilks), 17:536

History of the Principal Events of the Reign of Frederic William II (L. P. Ségur), 19:506

The History of the progress and termination of the Roman Republic (A. Ferguson), 19:507

The History of the Province of New-York (W. Smith), 1:581, 19:507

The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, Begun in the Year 1641 (Lord Clarendon), 8:581, 8:582n, 9:109, 19:508

The History of the Reign of Charles V (W. Robertson), 1:580, 7:629, 7:664, 12:534, 18:399, 19:506

The History of the Reign of Philip the Second, King of Spain (R. Watson), 7:664, 19:508

The History of the Reign of Philip the Third, King of Spain (R. Watson), 19:508

The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment, of the Independence of the United States of America (W. Gordon), 1:581, 6:258, 6:258, 7:629, 7:664, 18:145, 18:147n, 19:507

History of the Rise, Progress, and existing Condition of the Western Canals in the State of New-York (E. Watson), 15:573, 15:605

History of the Rise, Progress and Termination of the American Revolution (M. O. Warren), 1:37, 1:581, 16:27, 19:507

History of the War of the Independence of the United States of America (C. G. G. Botta; trans. G. A. Otis), 16:42, 16:91, 16:93–16:94, 16:127, 16:204, 16:440–16:442, 16:472–16:473, 16:497, 16:516–16:517, 16:524, 16:578, 16:580–16:584, 16:615, 16:635, 19:507, 19:669, 19:694

History of the Wars of the French Revolution (E. Baines), 13:288, 13:288n, 13:304, 13:317, 13:317, 13:616, 14:16, 15:524, 15:525n, 15:606, 16:115, 19:506

The History of the Wars which arose out of the French Revolution (A. Stephens), 7:664

The History of the World, from the reign of Alexander to that of Augustus (J. Gillies), 1:539, 1:539n, 7:662, 11:26, 11:110, 12:439, 12:534, 18:399, 19:507

A History of Tom Jones, a Foundling (H. Fielding)

characters in, 1:174, 1:175n, 8:238, 8:242n

The History of Virginia (J. D. Burk, S. Jones, and L. H. Girardin)

on A. Cary, 8:122n
dedication page, 10:xlvi, 10:240 (illus.)
W. W. Hening criticizes, 1:619, 1:620n
and Indians, 16:261
mentioned, 8:482n, 9:137, 9:369n, 9:407, 10:278, 12:531, 14:284, 14:285, 16:91, 16:205, 16:290, 17:315
publication of, 11:296, 16:204–16:205, 16:205, 16:206, 16:218–16:219
recommended to Albemarle Library Society, 19:507
sources for, 7:547, 7:550n, 9:108, 9:109n, 11:283, 11:283n
TJ recommends, 1:581, 7:629, 8:478, 8:482n, 12:534, 16:615
TJ’s role in preparation of, 1:288–1:289, 1:331, 1:457, 1:634n, 3:569–3:570, 8:121–8:122, 8:140–8:141, 8:200, 8:203, 8:266, 8:309, 8:334–8:337, 8:338n, 8:359–8:360, 8:384–8:385, 8:385–8:386n, 8:423, 8:431, 8:478–8:479, 8:481, 9:367, 10:xlvi, 16:508, 17:329

History of Virginia, from Its Discovery Till the Year 1781 (J. W. Campbell), 4:350, 4:467–4:468

Hite, Mr., 18:378n

Hoadley, Benjamin

in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:505

Hoban, James

oversees repair of President’s House, 8:592, 8:592, 8:596n

Hobart, John Henry

as bishop of N.Y., 11:607, 11:608n

Hobbes, Thomas

in collegiate curriculum, 7:667
De Cive, 10:208, 10:209, 10:209n
De Cive quoted by TJ, 1:507–1:508, 1:508n, 3:508, 3:509n, 10:226, 10:228n
on justice, 10:460
quoted, 4:25, 4:26n, 10:208, 10:209
read by J. Adams, 4:474
referenced, 14:61n
TJ on philosophy of, 10:155
in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:502
writings of, 8:4, 10:207–10:208, 17:536

Hobbs, Hubbard, 1:66

Hobson, Mr.

land owned by, 2:237, 2:239n

Hochie, James

and Antient Plymouth Society, 1:58, 1:59, 1:102
letters from, 1:58
letters to, 1:102

hock (wine), 9:513, 11:293+, 14:327, 14:338

Hodge’s Tavern (Augusta Co.), 13:230, 13:230, 13:231, 13:232

Hodges, Nathaniel

Loimologia: or, an Historical Account of the Plague in London in 1665, 10:131, 10:146n

Hodgkinson, Francis, 14:551n

Hodgson, Adam

Account of a Visit to Monticello, 16:35–16:39
identified, 16:38–16:39n
introduced to TJ, 16:35, 16:35
travels of, 16:38
visits Monticello, 16:35, 16:35–16:38, 16:39n

Hodgson, George, 8:460

Hodgson, Isaac, 8:460

Hodgson, Joseph, 3:69n

Hodgson, Portia

and L. L. Paradise estate, 11:59, 11:59n

hoes, 2:546, 2:548, 11:163, 12:304, 12:304, 12:304, 14:180, 14:181, 15:86, 15:86

Hoffingan & Company (Paris firm), 2:219, 3:558, 4:418, 5:60

Hoffman, Beekman Verplanck

recommends J. L. Cathcart, 17:461, 17:462n

Hog, David, 1:26

Hogan, David, 3:51n

Hoge, John Blair

and Juvenile Library Company of Richmond, 19:323n

Hogg, John

and University of Virginia, 17:630

Hogg, John (of Wilmington, N.C.)

as scientist, 13:5–13:6

Hogg, William

paid for cattle, 12:541n, 12:614n
paid for oats, 5:6, 5:6n, 5:6n

hogs. See pigs

Holbach, Paul Henri Thiry, baron d’

Le Bon-Sens, ou Idées Naturelles Opposées aux Idées Surnaturelles, 9:650, 9:652n
La Contagion Sacrée, ou Histoire Naturelle de la Superstition, 15:26
Ecce Homo! or A critical inquiry into the History of Jesus Christ (trans. G. Houston), 19:620, 19:621n
Élémens de la morale universelle, 12:583, 13:295
Essai sur les Préjugés, 15:26
Histoire Critique de Jésus-Christ, 19:620, 19:621n
Lettres a Eugénie, 15:26
philosophy of, 9:650, 10:7
Systême de la Nature. Ou Des Loix du Monde Physique & du Monde Moral, 9:650, 9:652n, 19:620, 19:621n
Systême Social ou principes naturels de la morale et de la politique, 12:583, 13:295
System of Nature; or, The Laws of the Moral and Physical World, 9:652n
Tableau des Saints, 15:26, 16:190n
TJ on, 7:413, 9:651, 19:525

Holcombe, John

payment to, 9:588, 9:589n

Holcombe, Thomas Anderson

and festivities for A. Jackson, 9:145, 9:147n
identified, 6:451–6:452n
invited to visit TJ, 6:451, 6:649
letter from, 9:145–9:147
letters to, 6:451–6:452, 6:649, 8:512–8:513
militia service of, 6:531
school principal, 6:451, 6:451, 6:648, 6:649
students’ opinion of, 6:64
tutor to F. W. Eppes, 6:497–6:498, 6:498n, 7:483, 7:647, 7:647n, 9:608, 9:712
visits Poplar Forest, 8:512

Holcroft, Thomas

Memoirs of Bryan Perdue: A Novel, 7:467, 7:468n
translates Posthumous Works of Frederic II. King of Prussia (Frederick II, king of Prussia), 9:709n

Holcus sorghum (Johnsongrass), 1:436–1:437n

Holeman, George

and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:325, 11:332, 16:304

Holinshed, Raphael

The First and Second volumes of Chronicles, 8:581, 8:582n

Holland. See The Netherlands

holland (textile), 6:345, 6:346, 9:565, 9:566n, 15:475n, 16:6, 16:8, 16:8, 16:10, 16:11, 17:6, 18:42, 18:42, 18:43, 18:44, 19:11, 19:13

Holland, Edwin C.

A Refutation of The Calumnies circulated against The Southern & Western States, respecting the institution and existence of Slavery among them, 19:170n

Holland, Henry Richard Vassall Fox, 3d Baron

and J. Blomfield, 14:346
as British politician, 3:462–3:463, 3:464n, 3:481, 5:156, 7:541
introduction to requested, 13:239, 13:339
and T. Kosciuszko monument, 17:414, 17:414, 17:415n

Holland, James

and E. Earle’s ironworks, 7:162, 7:162–7:163n, 7:199, 7:200n
TJ writes to, on behalf of I. Briggs, 9:509, 9:510n, 9:515

Holland, Thomas, 5:110n

Holley, Horace

delivers works to TJ, 12:450
identified, 12:405n
introduced to TJ, 12:404–12:405, 13:48, 13:69
as preacher, 18:656, 19:75
as president of Transylvania University, 14:126, 15:345n, 16:426, 18:21n, 18:159

Hollingsworth, Levi

copper manufacturer, 12:411
and copper mines, 12:411, 12:453–12:454
identified, 12:411n
letter from, 12:411
letter to, 12:453–12:454

Hollins, Jane Smith (John Hollins’s wife)

family of, 2:198n
proposed visit to Monticello, 5:345, 5:357, 5:404
sends greetings to TJ, 2:205, 3:341, 8:421
TJ sends greetings to, 2:226

Hollins, John

Account with University of Virginia, 15:9
family of, 5:345, 5:356–5:357, 12:615
friends of, 8:432
and gypsum, 2:197–2:198, 2:205, 2:226, 2:304, 2:329, 2:341, 3:313, 3:341, 3:525–3:526, 3:531, 5:357, 8:421
identified, 2:197–2:198n
introduces J. Sparks, 16:161
letters from, 2:205, 2:304, 2:341–2:342, 3:341, 3:567–3:568, 5:356–5:357, 5:404, 8:421–8:422, 12:615, 14:474–14:475, 14:527, 15:542, 16:161
letters from, to A. S. Brockenbrough, 15:8, 15:542
letters to, 2:197–2:198, 2:226, 2:329, 3:313, 3:525–3:526, 3:606–3:607, 5:345, 5:404, 8:432, 12:584, 14:497
and Maryland Insurance Company, 14:527
and J. Peyton’s estate, 5:345, 5:346, 5:350
plans visit to Monticello, 5:357, 5:404, 5:404
recommends J. L. Cathcart, 17:461
requests letter of introduction, 8:421–8:422
residence of, 8:422n
and R. Smith’s dismissal, 3:567–3:568, 3:568, 3:595, 3:606, 3:608
and stonecutters, 12:578–12:579, 12:584, 12:615, 13:618, 14:62, 14:62–14:63, 14:64, 14:64–14:65n, 14:255, 14:349, 14:464–14:465, 14:474–14:475, 14:486n, 14:495–14:496, 14:497, 14:497–14:498, 14:498–14:499, 14:527, 14:532, 14:564–14:565, 14:605, 15:8, 15:8n, 15:9, 15:542, 15:542
TJ pays, 3:525–3:526, 3:531, 3:550, 3:551, 3:567
TJ sends letters through, 8:432
and University of Virginia, 16:316

Hollins, William S.

family of, 12:149, 12:149n

Hollis, Thomas Brand

and J. and A. Adams, 6:227, 6:228, 6:228–6:229n, 9:176n

Holloway, Edmunds B.

estate of, 15:350

Holloway & Hanserd (Petersburg firm), 15:350

holly (shrub), 10:195, 10:195, 10:238, 10:293

Holman, George

and fish for TJ, 4:668, 4:677

Holman, John

ship captain, 9:572

Holman, Joseph

as U.S. Land Office receiver, 19:153n

Holmes, Abiel

American Annals; or, a Chronological History of America, from its discovery in 1492 to 1806, 18:656, 19:461–19:463, 19:463–19:464n, 19:510
The Annals of America, from the discovery by Columbus in the Year 1492, to the Year 1826, 19:464n
Calvinist clergyman, 19:360, 19:362n
identified, 19:463n
letter from, 19:461–19:464
letter to, 19:510
B. Waterhouse on, 18:656

Holmes, Andrew Hunter

War of 1812 service of, 7:530, 7:532

Holmes, Benjamin D. (ship captain), 12:512

Holmes, Charles Rutledge

and U.S. Military Academy, 15:468n

Holmes, David

appointed governor of Miss. Territory, 1:25
introduces A. Hodgson, 16:35, 16:35n, 16:35
C. W. Peale paints, 13:540
TJ sends batture pamphlet to, 4:625

Holmes, Gabriel

as governor of N.C., 19:501, 19:502n

Holmes, Hugh

and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:334, 12:655, 16:376n, 17:620, 19:678, 19:708–19:709
and Chinese pigs, 4:109
and corn-shelling machines, 14:96–14:97, 14:118, 19:678–19:679, 19:708–19:709
identified, 6:114–6:115n
introduces G. Blackburn to TJ, 13:234, 15:67–15:68n
as judge, 6:573, 6:631, 7:709, 17:257n
letters from, 6:114–6:115, 6:335–6:336, 6:631–6:632, 7:309–7:310, 7:460–7:461, 13:234–13:235, 13:468, 14:118–14:119, 19:708–19:709
letters to, 6:314, 13:507, 14:96–14:97, 19:678–19:679
as president of Agricultural Society of the Valley, 18:316
proposed visit to Monticello, 7:309, 7:460, 14:118
TJ pays, 6:306, 6:321
TJ sends batture pamphlet to, 4:625
TJ’s debt to, 15:425
and TJ’s letters on Va. constitution, 10:405
and TJ’s merino wool, 6:114, 6:306n, 6:314, 6:335, 6:631, 6:631–6:632n, 7:309–7:310, 7:460
and University of Virginia Board of Visitors, 14:35
as University of Virginia commissioner, 12:611, 13:182, 13:183, 13:223, 13:234
visits Monticello, 13:468, 13:507, 14:118
and wine from S. Cathalan, 13:468, 13:506, 13:507, 14:118

Holmes, John

as chairman of Maine’s constitutional convention, 15:530, 15:535n, 15:535–15:536n
elected to U.S. Senate, 16:40, 16:92
on future of U.S., 8:649, 8:650n
identified, 8:649n
letters from, 8:648–8:650, 15:529, 16:40
letters to, 9:41–9:42, 15:li, 15:346 (illus.), 15:550–15:551, 16:92
Letter to the People of Maine, 15:529, 15:529–15:536, 15:550
and Missouri question, 15:li, 15:497, 15:497–15:498n, 15:529, 15:529–15:535, 15:535n, 16:40
opinion on War of 1812, 8:649, 8:649–8:650n
An Oration, Pronounced at Alfred, on the 4th of July, 1815, 8:648–8:649, 8:649–8:650n, 9:4, 9:6n, 9:41–9:42, 9:78
and publication of TJ’s letter, 16:40, 16:92
as U.S. senator, 19:711–19:712n

Holmes, John Ballard, 16:454, 16:456–16:457

Holmes, Samuel (ship captain), 15:286

Holmes, Silas (ship captain), 16:599

Holmes, Vivion B., 16:454, 16:456–16:457

Holston, Treaty of Long Island of the (1777). See Long Island of the Holston, Treaty of (1777)

Holt, Charles

and American Magazine, 8:470n, 8:471n
identified, 3:185–3:186n
letters from, 3:185–3:186
letters to, 3:227
and N.Y. Daily Columbian, 3:185, 3:227

Holt, David

identified, 7:49n
note from, 7:49
recommends B. Fosgate, 7:49

Holt, John, Sir

and Ashby v. White, 8:526, 8:527n

Holt, Thomas, 5:81n

Holt, William C.

as speaker of Va. Senate, 18:208n

Holtzman, Samuel

and University of Virginia, 17:634

Holy Alliance

and Alexander I, 10:265, 10:266n, 18:426
formation of, 10:266n
and French invasion of Spain (1823), 19:638–19:639, 19:657, 19:658n
and Greek independence, 18:427, 19:304–19:305, 19:306n
and Latin America, 19:639
mentioned, 11:383, 11:384n, 12:245, 17:58, 17:253, 18:426, 18:459, 19:329, 19:543
and monarchy in Europe, 19:356, 19:357n
TJ on, 17:200–17:201, 17:368, 17:489, 17:490n, 19:104, 19:111, 19:111, 19:541, 19:578, 19:630

The Holy Alliance versus Spain (“A Constitutionalist”), 19:357n

The Holy Bible (A. Clarke), 3:356–3:357

The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Covenant (C. Thomson), 3:596, 3:596n, 10:214, 10:300, 10:450, 15:159, 15:159n, 15:223, 16:115

Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments (T. Scott), 2:321–2:322n, 2:337, 2:349, 7:36–7:37, 7:195

Holyoke, Edward A.

and tariffs on books, 18:198n
writings of, 18:356

Homans, Benjamin

and Bunker Hill Association, 2:504–2:505, 2:666
identified, 2:505n
letters from, 2:504–2:505
letters to, 2:666
as Navy Department chief clerk, 14:183n
reference for J. L. Edwards, 4:92

Home, Everard

on platypuses, 7:153, 7:153n

Home, Francis

The Principles of Agriculture and Vegetation, 2:82, 11:164

Home, Henry, Lord Kames. See Kames (Kaim), Henry Home, Lord

home manufacturing. See manufacturing

Homer

authenticity of works of, 9:86–9:87
blindness of, 11:359, 16:618
Clavis Homerica: sive Lexicon Vocabulorum Omnium, Quæ continentur in Homeri Iliade Et potissimâ parte Odysseæ (ed. S. Patrick), 11:205
A. Coray edition of, 9:195, 9:455, 11:251
Foulis editions of, 12:576
Homeri Odyssea Græce et Latine (ed. S. Clarke), 14:510
Iliad, 10:260, 10:260n, 10:306, 12:583, 13:293, 14:154, 14:551, 16:330, 16:633n
Iliad (ed. C. G. Heyne), 9:196, 9:455, 10:212, 10:531, 11:205, 11:296, 11:414, 11:414, 11:414, 11:537, 12:439, 14:510, 17:106
Ὁμήρου ἅπαντα. h. e Homeri opera omnia (eds. S. Clarke and J. A. Ernesti), 10:234, 10:237n
Ὁμήρου Ἰλιὰς καὶ εἰς Αὐτὴν Σχόλια τῶν Παλαιῶν. Homeri Ilias, et Veterum in Eam Scholia (ed. Didymus Chalcenterus), 9:196, 9:455
Ὁμήρου Ἰλιὰς σὺν τοῖς σχολίοις (ed. Villoison), 11:414
The Iliad of Homer (trans. A. Pope), 5:595, 5:596n, 8:121, 8:298, 8:299n, 10:284, 10:286n, 10:417, 12:534, 19:506
The Iliad of Homer (trans. A. Pope/J. Macpherson), 2:51
mentioned, 10:589, 19:443n
Odyssea Græce et Latine, 3:546
Odyssey, 8:121, 10:260, 10:260n, 11:414, 12:583, 13:293, 16:330
The Odyssey of Homer (trans. A. Pope), 12:534, 19:506
study of, 7:448, 7:661, 7:661, 13:429
TJ cites, 8:617, 8:617n, 8:658, 8:659n, 10:284, 10:286n
TJ compares P. Henry to, 17:311
TJ on, 4:396, 6:403, 9:700, 14:154
works of, 14:257, 14:258
works of translated by J. H. Voss, 9:84

Homeri Odyssea Græce et Latine (Homer; ed. S. Clarke), 14:510

Ὁμήρου ἅπαντα. h. e Homeri opera omnia (Homer; eds. S. Clarke and J. A. Ernesti), 10:234, 10:237n

Ὁμήρου Ἰλιὰς σὺν τοῖς σχολίοις (Homer; ed. Villoison), 11:414

Homes, Governor. See Holmes, David

Homes, Judge. See Holmes, Hugh

Homo’s Letters on a National Currency, addressed to the People of the United States (T. Law), 11:61, 11:62n

Hone, William

edits The Apocryphal New Testament, being all the Gospels, Epistles and other pieces now extant, 16:364, 17:197, 17:411, 18:18

honey, 11:293+, 11:503, 12:54

Hooe, James Hewitt

identified, 2:361n
letters from, 2:360–2:361
letters to, 2:379
and merino sheep, 2:360–2:361, 2:379, 2:453–2:454, 2:491, 2:496, 3:178

Hooe, John

and establishment of University of Virginia, 13:473n

Hooe, Nathaniel Harris

account with, 4:556
hires out slaves to Central College–University of Virginia, 15:86
identified, 3:55n
letters from, 3:55, 4:81, 4:142, 6:471–6:472
letters from accounted for, 6:315n
letters to, 3:111–3:112, 3:180–3:181, 3:302–3:303, 4:183, 4:217–4:218, 4:558, 6:314–6:315
mentioned, 1:48n, 5:104
offers to sell slave to TJ, 4:397
and spinning machines, 4:558, 4:558n
TJ hires slaves from, 3:55, 3:111–3:112, 3:181, 3:302, 4:81, 4:142, 4:183, 4:217–4:218, 4:221, 4:397, 4:556, 6:306n, 6:314
TJ pays, 4:556, 4:557, 4:558, 6:306, 6:314–6:315, 6:321, 6:471
on wheat and corn prices, 6:472

Hooe, Sarah Daingerfield (Nathaniel H. Hooe’s wife)

TJ hires slaves from, 2:41, 2:661, 3:55, 3:111–3:112

Hooke, Nathaniel

The Roman History, 7:662

Hooker, Richard

The Works Of that Learned and Judicious Divine, Mr Richard Hooker, in Eight Books of Ecclesiastical Polity, 10:208, 10:209n, 19:506

Hooker, Sir William Jackson

as botanist, 16:568

Hoole, Charles

translates Orbis Sensualium Pictus (J. A. Komenský [Comenius]), 14:276, 14:351, 16:640n, 17:4, 17:16, 17:211

Hoole, John

translates Jerusalem Delivered (T. Tasso), 19:507
translates Orlando Furioso (L. Ariosto), 19:507

Hoomes, Thomas Claiborne

and establishment of University of Virginia, 13:560, 13:584, 13:592, 14:13
as Va. state senator, 12:233

Hooper, William

Rational Recreations, 10:486

Hooper, William (1742–90)

as member of Continental Congress, 14:447, 14:449–14:450, 14:524

Hope (steamboat), 4:199

Hope, Robert, 5:419, 5:426, 5:426

Hope (sloop), 11:216

Hope, Thomas (European banker), 2:245

Hope, Thomas (of Philadelphia)

Hope’s Philadelphia Price-Current, and Commercial Record, 5:133, 5:133n, 8:307, 8:629, 8:632n

Hope & Company (Amsterdam firm), 3:54, 3:314, 3:315n

Hope’s Philadelphia Price-Current, and Commercial Record (T. Hope), 5:133, 5:133n, 8:307, 8:629, 8:632n

Hopewell, Treaty of (1785), 19:575, 19:576n

Hopewell, Treaty of (1786), 19:575, 19:576n

Hopkins, Arthur, 3:432

Hopkins, Arthur Francis

identified, 9:43n
introduced to TJ, 9:42

Hopkins, Cornelia

and L. L. Paradise estate, 11:59, 11:59n

Hopkins, David K.

and hydraulic screw, 1:646–1:649
identified, 1:649n
letters from, 1:646–1:649

Hopkins, George Folliet

identified, 18:611–18:612n
letter from, 18:611–18:612, 19:207
letter to, 18:625–18:626
Observations on Electricity, Looming, and Sounds (written as “Hortensius”), 18:611, 18:625–18:626, 19:207, 19:207n

Hopkins, Henry, 2:177, 2:178n

Hopkins, John

and P. Allen’s History of the American Revolution, 6:231, 6:373
letters from, 6:231
letters to, 6:373

Hopkins, John (commissioner of loans)

and lawsuit against E. Randolph, 15:557n, 18:483
and L. L. Paradise estate, 11:59

Hopkins, Judith Jefferson (TJ’s cousin; Field Jefferson’s daughter)

family of, 9:42, 9:43n

Hopkins, Matthew (of Snow Hill, Md.), 1:649

Hopkins, Samuel

American theologian, 6:302, 14:223, 18:658, 18:659
TJ on, 14:302–14:303

Hopkins, Stephen

as member of Continental Congress, 13:619, 13:619–13:620n, 18:660

Hopkinson, Francis

and J. Delaplaine’s Repository, 10:536
and lunette, 5:507

Hopkinson, Joseph

and American Academy of Language and Belles Lettres, 16:531
and antislavery, 15:178
family of, 19:529
and proposed biography of A. Hamilton, 19:529
as University of Pennsylvania trustee, 14:5n

Horace (Quintus Horatius Flaccus)

J. Adams on, 11:269, 11:269
allusions to, 7:405, 7:405n, 9:695, 9:696n, 10:7, 10:8n, 11:270n, 19:444n
Ars Poetica, 14:257, 14:551, 15:132, 15:133n, 16:443, 17:73, 17:73n
Carmen Saeculare, 14:551
in collegiate curriculum, 7:448, 7:659, 7:659, 7:661, 7:661, 7:685, 16:381, 17:36
Epistles, 14:257, 14:551, 14:615, 14:616n, 19:444n
Epodes, 14:551
P. Francis’s translation of, 19:507
J. Minell edition of, 14:511
Odes, 14:257, 14:551
Oeuvres d’Horace (ed. A. Dacier), 10:235, 13:537, 14:511
Quinti Horatii Flacci Opera (ed. L. Desprez), 14:511
Quinti Horatii Flacci Poemata (ed. J. Minell), 17:138, 17:447
quoted by J. Adams, 6:504, 6:505n, 7:26, 7:27n, 7:64, 7:67n, 7:477, 7:481n, 9:432, 9:434n, 10:424, 13:69, 13:70n, 19:74, 19:74n, 19:366, 19:367n, 19:439
quoted by T. Cooper, 15:566, 15:566n
quoted by J. Corrêa da Serra, 9:467, 9:469n, 12:35, 12:35n, 12:152, 14:159, 16:345, 16:411
quoted by Destutt de Tracy, 4:240, 4:243n
quoted by P. S. Du Ponceau, 16:511
quoted by P. Freneau, 1:226, 1:228n
quoted by B. Galloway, 4:151, 4:153n
quoted by W. Jones, 6:644, 6:644n
quoted by J. Lakanal, 10:108
quoted by J. Madison, 19:392
quoted by C. A. Rodney, 8:275, 8:276n
quoted by W. Short, 8:52, 14:615, 14:616n
quoted by F. A. Van der Kemp, 10:121, 10:122–10:123n
quoted by “W.,” 16:202
quoted by B. Waterhouse, 12:495
quoted by A. Woodward, 6:411, 6:411n
quote misattributed to, 7:582, 7:590n
Satires, 14:257, 14:551, 16:443, 19:393n
study of, 11:396, 13:175, 14:184, 17:607
TJ quotes, 2:389, 2:390n, 6:156, 6:605, 6:606n, 7:629, 7:631n, 8:384, 8:386n, 9:374–9:375, 9:375n, 11:346, 11:346–11:347n, 11:417, 11:418n, 12:468, 14:157, 14:464, 18:501, 18:563, 19:633
TJ reads, 3:227, 3:257, 4:472, 19:656
translators of, 6:551, 6:552n, 6:616
works of, 11:205, 12:439, 15:242n, 16:330

Hord, Achilles (Killes)

described, 18:486n
family of, 18:486
seeks employment, 18:485–18:486

horehound

as snakebite remedy, 1:57

horizon. See artificial horizon

Horizon (brig), 14:85

Horne, John. See Tooke, John Horne

Hornet, USS (schooner), 11:662, 11:662

Hornet, USS (sloop), 2:544, 3:76, 4:273, 4:587, 4:649, 4:650n, 4:665, 4:665n, 5:72, 5:73n, 5:82, 5:82, 5:114, 6:45, 7:90, 7:350

Hornish, Mary

signs petition, 18:146

Hornish, Sarah

signs petition, 18:146

Hornsby, Frances Henderson (Bennett Henderson’s daughter; Thomas Walker Hornsby’s wife)

and Milton lands, 1:440, 1:459, 1:460–1:461, 1:463, 3:617–3:618, 5:422, 5:423, 6:50, 6:51n, 6:78, 6:79, 6:315, 6:315, 6:367, 6:367n, 6:472, 6:609, 6:610, 7:117–7:118, 7:118–7:119, 7:119n, 7:352, 7:352n, 7:352n, 7:352, 10:117, 10:471, 10:471–10:472n, 10:499–10:500, 10:590–10:591, 10:591, 10:619–10:622, 10:623–10:624, 10:624, 11:18, 11:19, 11:20, 11:20, 11:20, 11:42, 11:42–11:43n, 11:56–11:57, 12:559–12:560

Hornsby, Joseph

death of, 6:315, 6:367
and Henderson case, 6:78–6:79
identified, 6:79n
letters to, 6:78–6:80
on TJ, 6:315

Hornsby, Joseph, Jr., 6:315

Hornsby, Thomas Walker

and Henderson estate, 7:117–7:118, 7:352
identified, 6:316n
letters from, 6:315–6:316, 7:117–7:118
letters to, 6:608–6:611, 7:596–7:597
and Milton lands, 3:617, 3:618n, 6:50, 6:51n, 6:78, 6:78–6:79, 6:315–6:316, 6:367, 6:367, 6:608–6:610, 7:117–7:118, 7:596–7:597, 10:471–10:472n, 10:590, 10:591

Horrors of Slavery: or, The American Tars in Tripoli (W. Ray), 1:33, 1:33–1:78n, 1:77–1:78, 8:388, 9:237, 9:531

Horry, Peter

The Life of Gen. Francis Marion, 8:633, 8:634n, 8:638, 14:524

Horse-Hoeing Husbandry: or, An Essay on the Principles of Vegetation and Tillage (J. Tull), 1:581, 2:82, 6:219, 6:280, 7:626, 11:164, 19:508

horses

and E. Bacon, 14:469, 14:586, 16:104, 18:641, 19:485
and batture controversy, 2:546, 2:548
books on, 5:447, 5:448n, 5:455, 8:388, 8:672
bridles for, 17:232n
S. Carr loans, 7:625, 7:632
and carriage accidents, 11:622
for Central College–University of Virginia, 15:86, 15:86, 15:94, 16:319, 17:650–17:651, 19:239
Chickasaw, 18:435
coach, 18:559
cost to hire, 8:268n, 18:116
from Curaçao, 18:32
death of, 10:611, 17:587n
disabled, 2:368, 8:390, 9:269, 11:475, 11:558, 11:659, 14:232, 15:12, 17:412
as draft animals, 10:561–10:562, 12:302, 12:303, 12:303, 14:586, 15:23n, 16:607, 19:606
J. W. Eppes’s, 16:91
falls from, 12:293, 13:302
fed, 2:543
fodder for, 8:32, 8:71, 8:109, 8:126, 8:129, 8:158, 8:158, 8:163, 8:268n, 9:562, 9:624, 11:171–11:172, 11:272, 12:302, 12:635, 14:180–14:181, 15:70, 17:40, 18:273, 18:274n, 18:368, 19:606
as gifts, 19:122, 19:122, 19:122
grooming equipment for, 6:343, 6:343, 6:346, 6:347, 6:347, 17:4, 17:10
and hemp brakes, 9:303–9:304
horseshoes, 8:313
and G. Jefferson’s estate, 19:413, 19:650
and H. Marks’s estate, 5:73
medical conditions of, 7:301, 7:301n, 16:349, 16:352, 16:365, 16:379, 17:218
mentioned, 8:241, 10:647, 10:656, 12:262, 12:422, 12:526, 12:651, 14:19, 16:85n, 18:93, 18:430n, 18:454, 18:617n, 18:646
owned by E. Randolph, 4:231–4:232n
owned by TJ, 1:51, 1:51, 1:52n, 5:497n, 5:498n, 8:390, 8:392, 13:228, 18:273
and plows, 7:80, 9:599–9:600
at Poplar Forest, 4:373, 4:381, 5:653, 5:653n, 7:124, 8:10, 8:70, 8:71, 8:71, 8:174, 8:174n, 8:520, 10:466, 14:564, 14:586, 17:207, 17:218, 18:405, 18:406
price of, 8:307, 15:463, 15:557, 17:331, 19:115, 19:485
provide power for machinery, 10:562
proverbs related to, 17:213
purchased by U.S. Navy, 14:183n
reins and traces for, 16:12
returned to TJ, 2:112
riding of, 5:359+, 15:149, 17:26, 18:443, 18:559
saddlery, 8:233
for sale, 3:180, 5:497, 5:497–5:498, 5:498, 5:499
slaves care for, 15:609
Spanish, 1:478
tavern charges for, 9:19, 9:19, 9:19, 9:20, 9:20n, 9:20, 9:21, 9:21
taxes on, 7:708, 8:256, 8:392, 9:430, 11:44, 12:415, 14:114n, 16:242n, 17:23, 19:338
theft of, 13:518, 18:228
and threshing machines, 5:444, 7:83, 11:200, 15:111n
TJ buys, 2:155, 3:453–3:454, 3:454, 5:404–5:405, 5:406–5:407, 5:663, 7:300, 7:300n, 7:301, 7:513–7:514, 7:608, 8:41, 8:42n, 8:47, 8:66, 8:71, 8:78, 8:79n, 8:174, 8:174n, 8:497n, 8:515n, 9:52n, 9:58n, 9:255n, 10:73, 10:539n, 16:624n, 17:18n, 17:207n, 17:218, 17:564, 17:566–17:567, 17:587n, 18:77–18:78, 18:168–18:169, 18:183, 18:298, 18:375n, 18:623n
TJ falls from, 19:607
TJ loans, 7:625
TJ rides, 8:236, 8:639, 8:697, 13:28, 13:29n, 13:94, 13:111, 13:117, 13:233, 13:286, 13:388, 13:529, 14:46–14:47, 15:163, 15:283, 16:36, 16:37, 16:137, 16:193, 16:386, 17:598, 18:224, 18:424, 18:516, 18:559, 18:603–18:604, 18:654, 19:84, 19:89, 19:90, 19:102, 19:169n, 19:170n, 19:201, 19:231, 19:272, 19:351n, 19:397, 19:607
transport tobacco, 4:373
value of, 4:15, 15:116, 15:117, 15:192
and veterinary treatment, 5:668–5:670
and war, 5:411, 7:649, 8:6, 19:118

Horsey, Outerbridge

forwards TJ’s letter, 5:601n
and Missouri question, 15:364

Horsley, James

petition to General Assembly, 4:346–4:349

Horsley, John

Britannia Romana: or the Roman Antiquities of Britain, 8:581, 9:109

Horsley, John (of Buckingham Co.)

and Central College subscription, 12:464

Horsley, Samuel

English theologian, 6:302, 6:440

“Hortensius.” See Hopkins, George Folliet

Horticultural Society of London

transactions of, 5:514, 5:514–5:515n

Hortus Siccus (J. Crowninshield), 1:37, 1:189, 1:191n

Horwitz, Jonas

and Hebrew-language Bible, 13:570, 13:570n, 13:571n
identified, 13:570–13:571n
letter from, 13:569–13:571
recommended to TJ, 14:269, 17:466
seeks position at University of Virginia, 13:569–13:570, 13:571n, 14:269, 17:466
visits Monticello, 17:483, 17:486

Hosack, David

American Medical and Philosophical Register: or, Annals of Medicine, Natural History, Agriculture, and the Arts, 11:4, 11:4n
A Biographical Memoir of Hugh Williamson, M.D. LL.D., 15:127–15:128, 15:128n, 15:144, 15:144n, 17:277, 17:278n
botanical studies of, 10:287
and Elgin Botanic Garden, 2:90, 2:91n, 10:239–10:240, 10:240n, 10:287, 12:477, 12:481, 17:79, 17:243, 17:277, 17:277
identified, 8:467–8:468n
letters from, 10:287–10:288, 15:127–15:128, 17:158–17:159
letters to, 8:467–8:468, 10:239–10:240, 11:4, 12:477, 15:144, 17:19, 17:19, 17:149, 17:180, 17:277–17:278
letter to, from R. C. Moore, 10:150–10:151
as medical educator, 11:350, 11:351n, 12:490, 17:158–17:159
and national pharmacopoeia, 12:573n
and N.Y. board of agriculture, 13:249
Observations on the Laws Governing the Communication of Contagious Diseases, 8:467, 8:468n, 10:133–10:134, 10:147n
sends books to TJ, 11:4, 11:4n
A System of Practical Nosology, 17:158–17:159, 17:159n, 17:180
TJ sends seeds to, 10:287, 12:477, 12:481, 17:277
transmits letters for TJ, 17:16, 17:17–17:18, 17:18n, 17:19, 17:19, 17:36, 17:149, 17:158, 17:176, 17:180
on yellow fever, 10:133–10:134, 10:147n

hose pantaloons, 11:450

Hosford, E. & E. (Albany firm). See E. & E. Hosford (Albany firm)

Hoskins, William, 14:561

hospitals

European, 6:650
T. Ewell’s proposed, 16:246, 16:247–16:248n
marine, 5:178, 5:179n, 5:206, 5:370, 5:439, 5:641, 5:642n
TJ on, 16:285
in U.S., 19:598
and university education, 12:490, 13:197, 13:217

Hot Springs (Bath Co.)

TJ on, 13:243
TJ visits, 13:228, 13:242, 13:243
visitors to, 13:242

Hottinguer, Jean Conrad

and T. Kosciuszko, 4:469

Hottinguer & Compagnie (French firm)

and books for TJ, 10:233, 10:236n, 10:243, 10:243–10:244n, 10:244–10:245, 10:394
drafts on, 12:74
identified, 10:244n

Hoüard, David

Anciennes loix des François, 3:130–3:131, 3:175n, 3:546
Traités sur les Coutumes Anglo-Normandes, 7:125

Houbraken, Jacobus

as engraver, 7:399, 7:400n

Houdetot, Elisabeth Françoise Sophie de La Live de Bellegarde, comtesse d’

family of, 13:397
letters from accounted for, 4:377n
marital arrangement of, 1:121, 1:122n
and military appointment for C. Despinville, 4:374, 4:377n, 5:405
sends regards to TJ, 3:198
TJ’s acquaintance with, 4:376, 5:431, 7:404

Houdon, Jean Antoine

bust of J. Barlow, 5:l, 5:358 (illus.)
bust of Condorcet, 15:150n
bust of B. Franklin, 15:li
bust of J. P. Jones, 15:li
bust of Lafayette, 15:li
bust of J. Necker, 9:328n
bust of TJ, 8:40, 8:41n, 11:267, 12:541–12:542
bust of G. Washington, 9:352n, 15:li
statue of G. Washington for Va. state capitol, 9:385–9:386, 9:387n

Houmas Indians, 1:509

House, James, 2:122

House, Mary, 1:475, 1:513, 16:400

House, Samuel

death of, 1:475, 1:476n, 1:513

House, William S.

midshipman, 8:84, 8:85n

The House Carpenters’ Book of Prices, and Rules for measuring and valuing all their different kinds of work

published by M. Carey, 12:264, 12:291, 12:369, 12:397, 14:119, 14:138, 16:115
and wages at University of Virginia, 14:87, 14:170, 14:170, 14:173, 14:187, 14:196n, 14:196n, 14:211, 14:212, 14:216, 14:516, 14:520, 14:651, 14:651, 17:296, 17:298n, 17:576, 17:577n, 18:122, 19:310, 19:310, 19:311n, 19:433, 19:446, 19:447–19:448

House Carpenters’ Book of Prices, and Rules, for Measuring and Valuing all their different kinds of Work (R. Folwell), 12:157, 12:159

houseflies, 11:39

household articles See also building materials; clocks; clothing; furniture; tools

alabaster lamp, 1:190, 1:309
alum, 13:147, 15:46, 16:10, 18:50
andirons, 19:9, 19:16n
artwork, 8:393, 8:485, 8:486, 10:200
askos, 17:lii, 17:392 (illus.)
bags, 6:346, 6:346, 12:304, 15:86, 19:8
basins, 6:348, 16:289, 16:289n
baskets, 14:632
bedclothes, 13:17, 16:337n
bed cords, 16:7, 17:11
beds, 4:231–4:232n, 4:383, 6:309, 6:310, 8:71, 8:186, 13:17, 13:68, 13:112, 13:169, 13:226, 13:386, 13:387, 15:230n, 15:247–15:248, 15:248n, 16:522, 17:154
beer jugs, 7:154, 7:155, 7:204, 7:710, 7:712, 7:716, 8:11, 8:11, 8:12
beeswax, 18:50, 18:218
blankets, 3:647+, 4:99, 4:231–4:232n, 4:382–4:383, 5:33, 5:34, 5:460–5:463, 6:308–6:309, 6:310, 6:344, 6:344, 8:68, 8:132, 8:158, 8:186, 9:76, 9:147, 12:361, 13:386, 13:387, 15:230n, 15:247–15:248, 15:248n, 16:12, 17:154, 18:40, 18:403, 19:11
blinds, 15:172, 15:174, 15:206, 15:209, 15:247, 15:247
bobbins, 19:14
bolts, 11:548, 11:588, 15:206
bottles, 8:11, 8:12, 9:371, 9:371–9:372, 9:418, 9:512, 13:15, 13:15, 13:243, 18:39, 18:561, 19:103
bowls, 16:7
brooms, 1:3, 5:119, 6:345, 12:362, 17:11, 19:14
brushes, 6:344, 6:448, 12:362, 12:454, 16:14, 17:4, 17:10, 17:11, 19:15
button molds, 15:451, 15:453n, 16:6, 17:234n, 19:16
buttons, 6:344, 6:345, 9:565, 12:362, 15:475, 15:475n, 15:475n, 16:6, 16:6, 16:6, 16:6, 16:6, 16:9, 16:11, 16:11, 16:11, 16:13, 16:13, 17:5, 17:5, 17:5, 18:42, 18:44, 18:46, 18:48, 18:48, 18:603, 19:10, 19:13, 19:15, 19:16
candles, 1:31, 1:31, 1:31, 1:32, 3:202, 3:301, 11:617, 15:209, 15:313, 15:325, 16:220, 16:267, 16:337n, 16:522, 18:42, 18:43
candlesticks, 8:393, 8:485, 8:486, 10:575
carpet, 4:231–4:232n, 7:73, 7:73n
carriage handles, 7:360
carts, 2:112, 15:86, 15:86, 15:257, 18:366, 18:648, 19:185, 19:185, 19:189
chamber pots, 16:289, 16:289n, 18:45
charcoal, 2:299, 3:625, 6:517
chariots, 1:41
clocks, 1:85, 1:96
cloth, 2:98–2:100, 2:175, 5:119, 9:565, 12:362
coal, 1:155, 17:178
coffeepots, 4:231–4:232n, 8:393, 8:485, 8:486
comforters, 1:64, 1:76, 1:153, 1:286, 1:310
copperas, 16:10, 19:14
corks, 2:109, 4:522, 4:530, 5:394, 7:155, 7:188, 7:189, 7:710, 7:717, 7:717, 8:186, 9:371, 9:371–9:372, 9:418, 9:523, 9:542, 9:582, 9:602–9:603, 10:416, 10:462–10:463, 10:571, 11:189, 11:193, 11:204, 11:204n, 11:216, 13:15, 13:616–13:617, 14:37, 14:37, 14:166–14:167, 14:175, 15:353, 15:353n, 17:5, 17:110–17:111, 18:245, 18:258, 19:385, 19:385n, 19:394
cotton cards, 8:185, 12:362
counterpanes, 7:348, 17:153
cups, 4:231–4:232n, 4:477, 6:348, 8:235, 8:393, 12:54, 12:54, 17:99, 17:100n, 17:135, 19:9
curtains, 8:393, 8:485, 8:486
decanters, 8:393, 8:485, 8:486, 19:14
dishes, 4:231–4:232n, 4:477, 16:7, 18:41, 19:9, 19:9, 19:16n
distiller’s syphon, 1:482
drawknives, 1:135, 1:136n
dumbbells, 5:xlix, 5:310n, 5:358 (illus.)
earthenware, 7:154, 7:602, 7:602, 18:597
and 1810 census, 3:202
eyeglasses, 3:280–3:281, 3:341–3:342, 3:488, 8:74, 8:159, 8:192, 8:212–8:213, 8:246, 8:279, 8:279n, 10:609, 10:649, 12:8, 12:367–12:368, 12:481, 12:515–12:516, 14:44, 14:157
fig-blue, 6:343, 6:349n, 15:71, 15:71n
forks, 4:102, 6:347
gigs, 1:488, 2:55, 2:60, 2:453
glue, 18:42, 19:277
gum, elastic, 19:88, 19:107
haircloth, 15:527
hair powder, 1:190, 1:245
hinges, 15:172, 15:172, 15:174, 15:206, 19:13
ink, 17:609, 18:545–18:546
ink-powder, 17:11
inkstands, 5:38, 5:39n, 5:109, 5:111, 14:591, 14:624, 16:505
iron combs, 4:102
iron salt, 18:405
isinglass, 12:454
jelly glasses, 19:10, 19:15, 19:15
knitting needles, 4:362, 12:397, 16:470n
knitting pins, 6:344
knives, 6:347, 6:348, 8:222, 12:l–12:li, 12:348 (illus.), 14:8, 14:10n, 14:16, 14:20, 14:20, 14:20, 17:604–17:605, 18:23, 19:13, 19:646
lampblack, 16:8, 17:7, 18:50, 19:15
lamps, 4:362–4:363
lanterns, 1:303
lightning rods, 11:341–11:342, 11:342n, 11:469–11:470
linseed oil, 1:55n, 1:77, 1:97, 5:33, 5:379, 15:473, 16:376, 16:389, 16:416, 18:174
locks, 6:346, 11:548, 11:588, 11:589, 12:552, 12:633, 15:172, 15:174, 15:206, 16:6, 18:46, 19:690n
mattresses, 13:17, 13:169, 14:383n, 14:528, 15:378, 17:154
milkpans, 1:303, 15:451, 15:485, 15:485n
mirrors, 1:303, 8:393, 8:485, 8:486, 10:555n, 16:337n
nail files, 19:603n
napkins, 7:348, 14:632
needles, 5:33, 6:345, 6:345, 16:12, 18:41
padlocks, 1:302–1:303, 6:344, 6:344, 6:348, 15:451, 16:10, 17:4, 17:7, 17:8, 17:8, 18:42, 18:45, 18:48, 18:48, 18:49, 19:9
pickling tubs, 15:86
pincers, 19:11
pins, 16:11
pipes, tobacco, 8:109, 16:155, 16:174, 16:178–16:179
pitchers, 16:289, 16:289n, 17:110, 18:41
plates, 18:49
portmanteaus, 14:245n
pots, 8:70–8:71, 8:113+, 8:186, 15:86, 16:180, 19:8, 19:11
pounce, 18:545–18:546
powder puff, 10:534
putty, 6:344, 6:348, 16:11, 16:14, 19:10, 19:477
razor case, 13:76
razors, 8:23
razor-strop paste, 15:523
razor strops, 7:260, 7:270, 15:523, 15:523n, 15:551
refrigerators, 14:632–14:633
saddlebags, 19:559n
saddles, 1:3
saddle skirts, 16:38
sal ammoniac, 1:467, 1:467, 3:183, 3:200, 13:73, 13:73n, 13:73n
saucers, 4:477
sheets, 4:231–4:232n, 17:153
shot, 9:301, 16:6, 16:13, 16:13, 17:6, 18:41, 18:565
shutters, 15:143, 15:209, 16:lii
sifters, 8:71, 10:534, 18:42, 18:174, 19:11
skillets, 19:11
soap, 3:202, 12:324, 13:566, 13:581, 15:311, 15:313, 16:470–16:471
spoons, 4:231–4:232n
stoneware, 17:47, 17:83, 17:95, 17:110, 17:113, 19:38
stoves, 1:122, 3:530, 3:609, 4:191–4:192, 4:215–4:216, 4:232–4:233, 4:560, 5:38, 5:38–5:39n, 14:91, 14:128, 14:214, 14:218–14:219, 14:229, 14:243–14:244, 14:319–14:320, 14:442n, 14:444, 14:489, 14:493, 15:29, 15:122, 17:650, 17:654, 18:211, 18:321–18:322, 18:357–18:358
sugar dishes, 4:231–4:232n
tablecloths, 3:551, 7:348, 8:xlvii, 8:241, 18:50, 19:12
tacks, 17:4
tallow, 3:301, 10:467n, 14:472, 16:151, 17:498, 18:241
tape, 17:7, 19:14
tea chests, 1:44
teapots, 4:231–4:232n, 8:485, 8:486, 17:4
thread, 4:358, 6:344, 6:344, 6:345, 6:345, 6:345, 6:349n, 9:565, 9:566, 9:597, 12:362, 12:397, 15:450, 15:451, 15:451, 15:451, 15:451, 15:452, 15:452n, 15:475n, 15:475n, 16:6, 16:6, 16:8, 16:8, 16:11, 16:11, 16:11, 16:12, 16:13, 16:13, 16:14, 17:4, 17:5, 17:5, 17:5, 17:5, 17:5, 17:6, 17:6, 17:7, 17:8, 17:234n, 18:41, 18:42, 18:42, 18:43, 18:43, 18:44, 18:44, 18:46, 18:47, 18:48, 18:48, 19:10, 19:11, 19:11, 19:13, 19:14, 19:15
toothbrushes, 11:626n, 16:12
tooth powder, 11:626n
towels, 11:626n
tumblers, 17:11, 18:40, 19:9
tureens, 18:45, 19:9
turpentine, 1:82, 3:442, 3:453, 3:512–3:513, 3:518, 4:102, 4:102, 5:182n, 5:676, 8:81, 14:230, 15:450, 15:473, 18:174, 19:15, 19:16n
varnish, 1:419, 9:225, 15:473, 16:177, 16:178, 17:573
vases, 16:155, 16:180, 16:181
wafers (for sealing letters), 4:647, 15:451, 16:13, 18:545–18:546
waiters (trays), 4:231–4:232n, 8:241
wax, 5:119, 8:81, 18:545–18:546
wineglasses, 6:344, 16:10, 18:40, 19:9
wire, 19:88, 19:106–19:107, 19:108
wool cards, 4:362, 4:417, 4:612, 6:345, 8:185, 12:362

House of Representatives, U.S. See also Congress, U.S.; Magruder, Patrick

and J. Anderson bribery case, 12:398–12:399, 12:400–12:401n
and assumption of Revolutionary War debts, 12:423
and batture controversy, 2:428, 3:203–3:204
chamber of, 3:555–3:556, 10:615, 11:480, 11:571, 11:612, 12:640, 12:642, 18:300–18:301
chaplains to, 13:425, 18:37–18:38, 18:518, 18:564, 18:657, 19:612
Claims Committee, 9:508–9:509
clerical salaries in, 8:115
clerk of, 1:275, 19:365, 19:365n
and commercial edicts by foreign powers, 2:195, 2:195n
and congressional reapportionment, 18:394n
and convoy bill, 2:253, 2:254n
Currency Committee, 11:165–11:166, 11:166n
debates in, 7:560n, 12:251–12:252, 18:300–18:301, 19:337–19:338
and declaration of war, 5:142n
and duration of wartime taxation, 6:311, 6:313n
and electoral districts, 10:611n
and Embargo Act of 1812, 4:586, 4:587n
Foreign Relations Committee, 4:377n
and R. Fulton’s torpedo, 2:251n
honor disputes in, 2:53, 2:106–2:107, 2:124, 3:425, 3:425n
and implementation of treaties, 9:548–9:550, 9:550–9:551n, 9:551n, 9:551–9:552n
journals of, 2:427–2:428, 7:701, 8:631, 12:398, 12:400, 17:609, 18:166, 18:181, 18:524, 19:462
Judiciary Committee, 16:462, 16:464–16:465n, 19:532n
and Macon’s Bill No. 1, 2:130, 2:131n, 2:169
and Macon’s Bill No. 2, 2:345, 2:346n, 2:418, 2:419n, 3:255, 3:256n, 3:463, 3:464n, 3:600
marble for, 15:284, 15:284n
members subscribe to book, 11:110
mentioned, 1:512, 1:534, 2:570, 12:368, 16:616, 18:386, 18:387
Military Affairs Committee, 18:387, 19:337
and Missouri question, 15:238n, 15:364, 15:433–15:434, 15:434n, 15:443–15:444, 15:444, 15:444n, 15:492, 15:512n, 15:564, 16:158, 16:489–16:490, 16:491n
number of members in, 8:594, 8:596n
and office of postmaster general, 7:196
party sentiment in, 3:473, 3:474n, 3:502
petitions to, 11:8–11:12, 11:498–11:499, 11:500n, 15:51n, 17:465n
Public Expenditures Committee, 18:432, 18:433n
and public works, 2:589, 2:613–2:614
and purchase of TJ’s library, 7:679–7:680, 7:680, 8:26, 8:26n, 8:36, 9:409, 9:409–9:410n
qualifications for membership in, 7:144–7:145, 7:176–7:177, 7:184, 8:526, 8:528n, 15:18, 15:19n
and R. Randall and C. Whitney bribery case, 12:401n
and removal of U.S. capital from Washington, 8:14–8:15n
Report of the Committee Appointed to Inquire Into the Conduct of General Wilkinson, 3:428–3:431
reports to, 16:484n, 16:611n, 16:638n, 17:464–17:465, 19:338n
and revision of judiciary law, 18:81
Roads and Canals Committee, 9:338, 9:338–9:339n
and select committee on clerks, 14:182, 14:183n
Speaker of, 16:158, 16:159n, 16:184, 16:186, 18:300
and taxes, 4:529, 4:529n, 4:539, 4:540n, 9:513n, 13:378–13:380, 13:380n, 17:523n, 17:656, 18:5, 18:6–18:7
TJ’s proposal to limit debate in, 2:153–2:154
and trade licenses, 5:637n
and Va. land warrants, 4:568–4:569n
on War of 1812, 5:282, 5:282n
Ways and Means Committee, 2:59n, 4:519, 4:520n, 5:23n, 6:220, 8:16, 8:32, 8:33n, 8:155n, 9:510n, 13:438, 13:439n, 16:221, 18:386–18:387, 19:336–19:338, 19:338n
and weights and measures, 12:90

Houston, George

translates Ecce Homo! or A critical inquiry into the History of Jesus Christ (Holbach), 19:620, 19:621n

How, Hezekiah

and American Journal of Science, 12:627n

How, John (ship captain), 14:334n

Howard, Mr.

and Niagara Campaign, 5:536

Howard, Mr. (of Philadelphia)

travels of, 11:305

Howard, Benjamin

governor of La. Territory, 4:53, 4:71
TJ sends batture pamphlet to, 4:625
U.S. representative from Ky., 1:199, 1:200n, 1:224

Howard, Benjamin (Bedford Co. clerk), 5:32, 5:32–5:33, 5:33n, 5:35, 5:233

Howard, E.

letters from, 2:219–2:220
seeks loan from TJ, 2:220

Howard, Mrs. E., 2:220

Howard, James, 18:405, 18:406

Howard, John

penal reforms of, 18:142

Howard, John Eager

medal commemorating Revolutionary War service of, 9:54, 19:liv, 19:541n

Howard, Thomas (of Virginia)

and University of Virginia, 17:632

Howard, Thomas (of Washington, D.C.), 8:592, 8:592

Howard family

as aristocrats, 7:67

Howe, Caroline, 3:87–3:88, 17:374

Howe, Richard, Earl Howe

as British admiral, 3:87–3:88, 8:20, 8:20n, 17:374

Howe, William

as British general, 8:20, 8:20n

Howel, Dr.

and E. Aram’s murder trial, 7:378

Howell, Mr., 5:121

Howell, Mr. (of Philadelphia)

and payment made for TJ, 11:118–11:119

Howell, David

identified, 3:232n
introduces N. Helme, 15:5–15:6
letters from, 3:229–3:232, 15:5–15:6
letters from accounted for, 3:232n
letters to, 3:257
as member of Confederation Congress, 17:333
and R.I. politics, 3:229–3:232, 3:257

Howell, Jeremiah Brown, 3:229–3:230, 3:232n, 8:147

Howell, Samuel

transports flour, 13:13

Howell & Jones. See Jones & Howell (Philadelphia firm)

Howland, G. G. & S. See G. G. & S. Howland (New York firm)

Howland, Jonathan (ship captain), 12:566

Hoyle, Charles

identified, 9:21n
Lynchburg innkeeper, 9:20–9:21

Hubbard, Cate (TJ’s slave; b. 1747)

at Bear Creek plantation, 15:428
family of, 3:412n
on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:382, 4:383, 4:383, 4:384, 4:385, 5:460, 5:460, 5:460, 6:309, 6:309, 6:309, 6:310, 6:310, 8:60, 8:60, 8:61, 8:62, 8:255, 8:255, 8:255, 8:255, 13:387, 13:387, 13:387, 13:387
spinner, 4:380

Hubbard, Jame (TJ’s slave; father of James Hubbard)

delivers letter to TJ, 5:306
family of, 3:412n
hat for, 7:124
hog for, 8:72
hog keeper, 4:381, 5:489
mentioned, 5:34
on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:384, 4:385, 5:460, 6:309, 8:60, 8:255

Hubbard, James (Jame) (TJ’s slave)

capture of, 4:620, 5:5, 5:5n, 5:34
identified, 3:412–3:413n
reward for return of, 3:612–3:613, 3:613n
sold by TJ, 3:411–3:412, 3:513, 7:45
witness in court, 5:381

Hubbard, James (TJ’s slave; b. 1818)

birth of, 13:387, 13:387n, 13:567, 13:567n

Hubbard, Pascal E.

identified, 12:341n
letter from, 12:341
letter to, 12:374–12:375
and T. A. Massillon, 12:341, 12:374–12:375

Hubbard, Phill (TJ’s slave)

delivers message, 4:12
dispute of with J. A. Goodman, 8:173–8:174, 8:174, 8:185
hat for, 7:124
laborer, 4:379, 8:185, 8:185–8:186, 14:443
marriage of, 8:173, 8:173, 8:174, 8:185
on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:384, 4:385, 4:388n, 5:462, 6:308, 8:61
TJ on, 8:186
works at Poplar Forest, 2:89, 2:149, 2:150, 5:403

Hubbard, Sally (TJ’s slave; b. 1797)

on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:384, 4:385, 5:461, 6:308, 8:61, 8:255
spinner, 4:380, 5:489, 5:663

Hubbard, Sarah (Sally) (TJ’s slave; b. 1788)

family of, 5:463n, 19:333
hempen bed for, 8:71
on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:382, 4:384, 4:385, 5:460, 6:309, 6:309, 6:310, 8:61, 8:62, 8:62, 8:62, 8:255, 8:255, 8:255, 8:255

Hubbard, William H.

purchases TJ’s flour, 9:708, 10:37

Hubbs, Charles (of Germantown, Pa.), 10:151–10:152

Hubbs, Mary Clemens (of Germantown, Pa.), 10:151–10:152, 10:152

Hubens, Ignace, 8:559, 8:560

Hübner, Martin

De la Saisie des Batimens Neutres, ou Du Droit qu’ont les Nations Belligérantes d’arréter les Navires des Peuples Amis, 17:450, 17:450n

huckaback (fabric), 5:394

Huckstep, Charles

as juror, 5:278, 5:279
witnesses warrant, 5:280

Huckstep, David

witnesses land conveyance, 4:288, 5:280

Hudibras (S. Butler), 19:508

Hudnall, Ezekiel Wayles

seeks employment at University of Virginia, 14:195, 14:196n

Hudson, Mrs.

delivers letter, 19:454n

Hudson, Charles

and Limestone Survey lawsuit, 3:432–3:433, 3:433n, 10:302, 10:302n, 12:81, 14:428–14:430, 18:373, 19:63–19:64

Hudson, Christopher

exchanges tree cuttings with TJ, 9:542
identified, 8:653n
letters from, 9:542, 14:119
letter to, 8:652–8:653
and Limestone Survey, 3:433n, 8:392, 8:393n, 8:485, 14:428–14:430, 15:156, 18:373, 19:63–19:64
and W. McClure’s debts, 5:174–5:175, 5:328–5:329, 5:574, 5:639–5:640
mentioned, 5:658–5:659
petition to General Assembly, 4:346–4:349
recommends D. White, 14:119
TJ lends hedge shears to, 8:652–8:653

Hudson, John

and Central College subscription, 11:329, 13:162
and Limestone Survey lawsuit, 3:432–3:433, 3:433n, 10:302, 10:302n, 12:81, 14:428–14:430, 18:373, 19:63–19:64

Hudson, John (editor)

edits Flavii Iosephi Hebraei Opera Omnia Graece et Latine (Josephus), 10:233, 13:476

Hudson, Walter

and Central College–University of Virginia, 15:94, 16:304

Hudson Bay, 1:448

Hudson River, 3:333, 3:459–3:460, 3:597–3:598, 9:558, 11:219n, 11:259, 12:652, 13:114, 19:439

Hudson strawberry, 2:140, 3:439, 3:545, 4:497, 4:498n, 4:498n, 4:523, 4:561, 5:382, 9:563

Huet, Pierre Daniel

edits Commentaria in Sacram Scripturam (Origen), 12:447, 16:188, 19:526
The History of the Commerce and Navigation of the Ancients, 10:486

Huffman, Elijah

Agreement by Elijah Huffman and Aaron Fray to Lay Pipe at the University of Virginia, 15:545
identified, 15:545n
and University of Virginia, 16:307, 16:310, 16:313, 16:317, 16:320, 17:623, 17:625, 17:650, 19:177

Huffman, John H.

identified, 19:132n
letter from, 19:131–19:132
letter to, 19:141
seeks to purchase Natural Bridge, 19:131–19:132, 19:141

Huger, Daniel Elliott

as congressional candidate, 13:318, 13:319n
education of, 10:443n
family of, 10:443

Hughes, Mr.

convicted of perjury, 10:498

Hughes, Anne (TJ’s slave; b. 1807)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:388, 16:648
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hughes, Caroline (TJ’s slave; b. 1818)

on Monticello slave lists, 16:648

Hughes, Cornelius (TJ’s slave; b. 1811)

on Monticello slave lists, 8:62n, 16:648
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hughes, Critta (TJ’s slave; b. 1820)

on Monticello slave lists, 16:648

Hughes, Dolly (TJ’s slave; b. 1809)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:388, 16:648

Hughes, E. P.

witnesses land conveyance, 4:318n

Hughes, James, 18:419, 18:423n

Hughes, Jesse

and Central College subscription, 11:331

Hughes, Joe (TJ’s slave; b. 1805)

medical treatment for, 10:106
on Monticello slave lists, 4:388, 16:648
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hughes, Joseph. See Hewes, Joseph

Hughes, Louisa (TJ’s slave; b. 1816)

on Monticello slave lists, 16:648

Hughes, Nimrod

prophecies of, 4:483, 4:626, 5:12
A Solemn Warning To All Dwellers Upon the Earth, 4:483, 4:484n, 5:12

Hughes, Thomas (TJ’s slave; b. 1813)

on Monticello slave lists, 16:648
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:717

Hughes, Wormley (TJ’s slave; b. 1781)

brings A. Marks to Monticello, 4:417n
and campeachy chair, 14:636
and earthworks at Monticello, 3:244, 7:400, 7:400n
mentioned, 16:418
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 16:647
sends plants and seeds to TJ, 10:517–10:518, 10:536
and Shadwell milldam, 18:610
transports TJ’s horses, 8:390
transports wine, 10:300, 10:300n, 10:434–10:435, 10:435

Hughes & Fettyplace (Marseille firm), 15:348, 15:369

Hughes Crab apple. See Hewes Crab apple

Hulbert, John

and proposed national board of agriculture, 11:279n

Hũlings, William E., 1:521, 1:521n

Hull, Isaac

American naval commander, 6:645, 6:645n, 7:465, 19:427

Hull, Mary

signs petition, 18:146

Hull, William

American general, 8:215, 8:222, 8:227n, 8:540
governor of Mich. Territory, 1:660–1:661, 2:58n, 11:277
J. Madison on, 5:319–5:320
papers of captured, 5:635–5:636, 5:637n
and surrender of Northwest Army, 5:330, 5:331n, 5:336n, 5:336–5:337, 5:345, 5:352–5:353, 5:355, 5:357, 5:366, 5:368, 5:385, 5:437, 5:445, 5:449, 5:493, 5:538, 5:580, 6:112, 6:171, 6:209, 6:276, 6:645, 6:645n, 7:8, 7:9n, 7:10, 7:11, 7:12n, 7:14, 7:87, 7:89n, 7:91, 7:92–7:93n, 7:525, 8:215, 8:219, 8:219, 8:259, 8:263, 8:357
TJ compares to B. Arnold, 5:366
TJ favors execution of, 6:619

Hulshoff, Maria Aletta

family of, 12:94–12:95
identified, 12:96n
Peace-Republicans’ Manual, 12:94–12:96, 12:276
TJ thanks, 12:276

Humane Society of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 18:533

Human Longevity (J. Easton), 10:486

Humbert, Jean Joseph Amable

filibustering expedition of, 9:389

Humbert, Jonas

identified, 10:334n
letter from, 10:332–10:335
political views of, 10:332–10:334, 10:335n
seeks federal appointment, 10:334, 10:335n

Humboldt, Friedrich Wilhelm Heinrich Alexander, Baron von

B. S. Barton’s acquaintance with, 8:325–8:326
as A. G. Bonpland’s collaborator, 17:388, 17:551
Carte des lignes Isothermes, 17:166, 17:167n
De Distributione Geographica Plantarum, 11:395, 11:395n, 11:434
engravings of, 2:310, 2:487, 2:512, 3:503–3:504, 3:504n, 3:563
Essai politique sur le royaume de la Nouvelle-Espagne, 1:24, 1:25n, 1:264, 1:267n, 1:267n, 3:107, 3:108n, 3:623n, 4:289, 4:352, 4:354n, 6:323, 6:326, 6:329, 7:29, 10:127, 10:128, 10:130, 10:145n
Essai sur la géographie des plantes, 1:265, 1:267n
family of, 7:541
friendship with G. Fabbroni, 19:346n
identified, 1:24–1:25n
influence of, 9:392
introduces J. Corrêa da Serra, 4:353, 4:539n, 4:547
and Lafayette, 4:358
letters from, 1:264–1:267, 3:107–3:108, 4:352–4:354, 4:358+
letters from accounted for, 4:354n
letters to, 1:24–1:25, 3:553–3:555, 7:29–7:32, 11:434–11:435
likeness of, at Monticello, 1:593
and map of Mexico, 4:352–4:353, 4:354n
and Mémoires de Frédérique Sophie Wilhelmine de Prusse, Margrave de Bareith, 4:323, 5:189
mentioned, 2:287, 11:463, 11:618
Nivellement barométrique, 1:452, 1:453n, 1:455, 1:455n, 1:482
observations in natural history, 7:210
Personal Narrative of Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of the New Continent, during the years 1799–1804. by Alexander de Humboldt, and Aimé Bonpland (trans. H. M. Williams), 10:243, 10:244n
proposed letter of introduction to, 8:322n
Recueil d’observations astronomiques, 1:24, 1:25n, 1:264, 1:267n, 1:455, 1:455n, 4:352, 4:354n, 7:29
requests seeds from TJ, 4:358+
rumored trip to Tibet, 4:353
sends books to TJ, 4:352–4:353, 4:354n, 4:586, 19:609
sends greetings to TJ, 1:141, 1:629, 3:106, 10:243
sent geophysical work, 2:536
and South American independence, 9:391, 11:434
Tableaux de la Nature, 1:264, 1:267n, 1:482, 1:483n
TJ praises scientific writings of, 1:482
TJ sends greetings to, 11:417
and TJ’s Notes on the State of Virginia, 4:352, 4:354n
travels to India, 3:447
and University of Berlin, 4:354n
visits Germany, 4:325
Voyage aux régions équinoxiales du nouveau continent, 1:25n, 1:37, 1:267n, 1:482, 3:447n, 3:554, 3:555n
Voyage de Humboldt et Bonpland, 1:24–1:25n, 1:455, 1:455n
and D. B. Warden, 3:557–3:558n, 7:506, 7:506n+, 10:243
on yellow fever, 10:127, 10:128, 10:130, 10:145n

Humboldt, Karl Wilhelm von

Prussian ambassador, 4:352, 4:354n, 7:541

Hume, David

J. Adams on, 15:410
autobiography of, 10:553, 10:553n
cited by TJ, 6:582, 6:593n, 10:163, 10:164n
and climate change, 14:185, 14:186n
in collegiate curriculum, 7:664
criticized, 7:74, 8:328
death of, 10:6
The History of England, from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688, 3:5, 3:7n, 3:7n, 3:86, 6:551, 6:552n, 7:249, 7:527–7:528, 7:532n, 8:235, 8:581, 10:164n, 10:552–10:553, 10:553n, 10:588–10:589, 13:24, 13:24n, 13:410–13:412, 13:585, 14:185, 15:376, 16:150, 16:169, 16:441, 16:473, 18:399, 19:506
mentioned, 6:228, 6:238, 6:296, 6:302, 7:480, 7:480, 7:629, 7:715, 10:589
Philosophical Essays on Morals, Literature, and Politics, 12:438, 12:475, 12:480
political opinions of, 1:254n, 6:296, 8:328, 8:328–8:329n
quoted, 13:487, 13:489n
referenced, 19:320–19:321
TJ on, 14:138, 18:251
A Treatise of Human Nature, 9:635–9:636, 9:638n, 10:587
in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:507
works of, 8:49, 8:657, 11:383

humhums (textile), 6:345, 6:349n

Humphrey, Hosea

A Dissertation on Fire, 9:307, 9:307, 9:307n, 9:308n, 10:163–10:164
identified, 9:308n
letter from, 9:307–9:308
letter to, 10:163–10:164
Long Talk, spoken at Seekhonk, on the Fourth of July, 1812, 9:307, 9:307–9:308n, 10:164
sends works to TJ, 9:307–9:308
works of, 10:163–10:164

Humphrey, John, Jr., 5:443n

Humphreys, Charles

and Declaration of Independence, 13:329, 13:330, 14:292, 19:471

Humphreys, Daniel

identified, 16:227n
letter from, 16:226–16:227
letter to, 16:287
and stenography, 16:226, 16:287

Humphreys, David

anecdote of, 13:464
imported sheep of, 1:16, 1:17, 1:18, 1:19n, 1:666–1:667, 2:431, 2:431, 5:496, 6:504
and medals commemorating Revolutionary War, 9:91, 15:292
mentioned, 1:647, 3:241n
mission to Algiers of, 10:676–10:677, 11:60
secretary of legation in Paris, 2:126
in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:507
wool factory of, 4:40

Humphreys, James

as printer, 16:150–16:151

Humphreys, Richard

captain of Saucy Jack, 10:411, 10:475, 11:131, 11:171

Humphreys, Solomon

agent for E. Kimber, 9:589

Humphreys, Thomas

on emancipation of slaves, 11:7–11:8, 11:8–11:12, 11:60–11:61
identified, 11:8n
as justice of the peace, 5:283
letters from, 11:7–11:8, 11:497
letter to, 11:60–11:61
as physician, 11:497
Plan for Emancipating and Colonizing American Slaves, 11:8–11:12

Humphreys, William

and University of Virginia, 16:315

Humphries, George

recommended for military appointment, 4:529

Hungary

grapes grown in, 19:455

Hunn, John, 2:454, 2:456n

Hunnicutt, J. W.

and University of Virginia, 17:634

Hunt, Abner B.

family of, 16:162, 16:162
finances of, 16:162
letter from, 16:161–16:162
requests works from TJ, 16:162
on TJ, 16:162

Hunt, Gilbert John

family of, 19:627n
The History of the Late War between the United States and Great Britain, 9:414n, 9:522, 10:457–10:458, 11:493–11:494, 11:495n, 17:185, 17:185, 19:626
identified, 9:414n
letters from, 9:414, 10:457–10:458, 17:185–17:186, 19:626–19:627
letters to, 9:522, 17:219
Proposals for publishing by subscription, the History of America, From its discovery by Christopher Columbus, to the year 1812, 17:185, 17:219
Proposal for Publishing by Subscription, the Poetical Works of Gilbert John Hunt, 19:626–19:627, 19:627n
requests money from TJ, 19:627
sends prospectus to TJ, 9:414, 9:522, 17:185, 19:626–19:627

Hunt, Samuel

dispute with G. Granger, 7:206, 7:207n
and D. Madison, 7:207n

Hunt, Seth, 3:280

Hunt, T. & R. (London firm). See T. & R. Hunt (London firm)

Hunt, Thomas, 3:426

Hunt, Wilson Price

expedition of, 4:550, 4:553, 4:554n

Hunter, Mr.

and H. Marks’s estate, 5:73

Hunter, Alexander, 2:82

Hunter, George

expedition of, 11:574, 11:574n

Hunter, James

as Va. legislator, 13:473, 13:473n, 13:516, 13:583, 16:636, 19:254, 19:255, 19:272, 19:285, 19:369

Hunter, John Dunn

identified, 19:170n
Manners and Customs of Several Indian Tribes located west of the Mississippi, 19:169, 19:170n
TJ introduces, 19:169
visits Monticello, 19:169, 19:170n, 19:555
visits Montpellier (Madison family estate), 19:170n

Hunter, Joseph

identified, 4:397n
letters from, 4:527, 6:213–6:214
letters to, 4:396–4:397, 6:213
and TJ’s clocks, 4:396–4:397, 4:527, 6:213, 6:213, 6:214n

Hunter, Robert

Campbell Co. innkeeper, 9:20, 10:491, 10:518, 13:126, 14:541, 14:542n, 14:635, 17:153, 17:429
identified, 9:20n

Hunter, William (d. 1777), 18:660

Hunter, William (1774–1849), 5:496, 18:660, 18:662n

Hunter, William (coachmaker)

partner of A. Quarrier, 9:531

Hunter’s Ordinary (Campbell Co.; proprietor Robert Hunter), 8:79, 8:79n, 10:491, 10:492n, 10:518, 12:634–12:635, 16:276, 17:153, 17:153

Hunter v. Fairfax. See Martin v. Hunter’s Lessee

Huntingdon, Selina Hastings, countess of

address of, 1:110, 1:111n

Huntington, Daniel, 18:444

Huntington, N.Y.

yellow fever in, 10:137

Huntington, Samuel

as district attorney, 1:277, 1:278
as member of Confederation Congress, 4:468n
as president of Continental Congress, 4:468n, 19:140n

Huntington, William

identified, 13:157n
letters to, 13:157, 17:95, 19:464
as merchant, 13:349, 13:349n
TJ invites to Monticello, 13:157, 17:95, 19:464
and University of Virginia, 16:315, 17:625, 17:632, 17:640, 19:49, 19:50, 19:51, 19:57

Hunton, Charles B.

identified, 7:709n
sheriff, 7:708
and TJ’s taxes, 7:708–7:709

Huntress (packet sloop), 17:86

Hunts, Mr.

and estate of Major Walsh, 13:431–13:432

Huron Indians, 16:119, 16:119, 16:119, 16:119, 16:131, 16:133, 16:261

Hurt, John

and TJ’s A Summary View of the Rights of British America, 17:315

Hus (Huss), Jan (John), 8:551, 9:431

The Husbandry of the Ancients (A. Dickson), 1:581, 2:82, 7:626, 11:164, 14:222, 14:240, 19:508

Huskisson, William

The Question concerning the Depreciation of our Currency, 4:271, 4:274n

Hutcherson, William

and University of Virginia, 19:186

Hutcheson, Francis

in collegiate curriculum, 7:662
A Short Introduction To Moral Philosophy, 7:458, 7:458n, 7:627
writings of, 14:60

Hutchins, Thomas

An Historical Narrative and Topographical Description of Louisiana, and West-Florida, 10:626

Hutchinson, Israel P.

and consulship at Lisbon, 5:313n

Hutchinson, James, 6:254, 7:217, 13:148

Hutchinson, John

and University of Virginia, 16:316, 17:632

Hutchinson, Thomas

correspondence of published, 6:258, 6:259, 15:128, 17:277, 17:278n
The History of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 1:581, 5:387, 5:390n, 5:508–5:509, 19:507
mentioned, 6:258
as royal official, 12:494, 12:494, 12:495, 12:496

Hutchinson, Travers & Company (Lisbon firm), 8:694

Hutson (Hudson), Esther

identified, 17:587n
letter to, 17:587
property dispute with TJ, 17:587

Hutton, Catherine

The Miser Married, 12:635

Hutton, Charles

in collegiate curriculum, 16:381, 16:443
A Course of Mathematics, 5:447, 5:448n, 5:455, 5:493, 7:250–7:251, 7:253n, 9:192n, 13:382, 17:410
A Mathematical and Philosophical Dictionary, 7:251, 7:253n
Mathematical Tables, 1:576, 4:148, 4:149n, 8:674n, 9:60, 9:131, 9:274, 12:372, 12:389, 12:439, 12:514
and velocity of fired cannonballs, 6:245, 6:249n
works of, 19:617

Hutton, James (1726–1797)

as geologist, 13:102, 13:480, 13:482n
J. Playfair’s biographical essay on, 12:403

Hutton, James (d. 1843)

identified, 17:464n
letter to, from J. Rodgers, 17:464
as timber agent, 17:464n, 17:464, 17:464n

Hutton, Joseph

identified, 13:297n
letter from, 13:297
sends prospectus to TJ, 13:297

hyacinths, 3:545, 3:633, 4:523, 5:358, 5:465, 5:553, 10:517, 10:536–10:537, 10:537

Hyacinthus monstrosus. See feathered hyacinths

Hyde, Cyrus

as deputy sheriff, 12:38n

Hyde, Edward, 1st Earl of Clarendon. See Clarendon, Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of

Hyde de Neuville, Anne Marguerite Joséphine Henriette Rouillé de Marigny (Jean Guillaume Hyde de Neuville’s wife), 11:166, 11:167n, 12:li–12:lii, 12:348 (illus.), 18:37

Hyde de Neuville, Jean Guillaume

E. W. R. Coolidge on, 18:37, 18:300
family of, 11:166, 11:167n
as French ambassador to U.S., 9:656–9:657, 10:253–10:254, 10:483, 10:484n, 11:267, 11:267n, 12:473, 17:142, 17:143n, 18:430
identified, 4:374–4:375n
letters from, 4:434–4:435, 5:405–5:406, 13:459–13:461
letters from accounted for, 4:375n
letters to, 4:374–4:375, 5:430–5:431, 13:489–13:490
and Louis XVIII, 7:404
as member of French Chambre des Députés, 19:601
and military appointment for C. Despinville, 4:374, 4:375n, 4:376, 4:434, 5:405, 5:430–5:431, 5:435–5:436
poses as “Dr. Rolland,” 14:601n
proposed visit of to Monticello, 10:253, 10:314
reports on French affairs, 13:459–13:460, 13:489
and Statement of Improvements in the Theory and Practice of the Science of Medicine (T. Ewell), 14:601
and tariffs, 13:460
visits Monticello, 13:490
visits Montpellier (Madison family estate), 12:lii