The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
Text Index-WOMAN

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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1772.07.30  London  CITATION Woman Search also for "women" in Citation file 
1777.04.30  Philadelphia  CITATION Woman See also Adams 
1730.03.13  Philadelphia  CITATION Woman See also Ball 
1781.05.26  New York  CITATION Woman See also Brooks 
1780.09.27  New York  CITATION Woman See also Carolina 
1774.11.15  Charleston  CITATION Woman See also Davis 
1765.09.26  Savannah  CITATION Woman See also Dawes 
1766.07.14  Boston  CITATION Woman See also Ford, Miss 
1753.10.29  Leghorn  CITATION Woman See also Gallinare 
1783.12.24  Montmorency  CITATION Woman See also Houdetot 
1753.01.25  Lancaster Cty  CITATION Woman See also Knox 
1776.01.19  London  CITATION Woman See also Lady 
1761.06.25  Turtle Bay  CITATION Woman See also Lena 
1773.05.10  Boston  CITATION Woman See also Lyric, woman's 
1747.05.19  Madrid  CITATION Woman See also Maria Josepha 
1768.06.30  Williamsburg  CITATION Woman See also Nanny 
1736.01.26  New York  CITATION Woman See also Norris, Mrs 
1748.12.01  Gloucester Ct  CITATION Woman See also Philips, Margaret 
1732.12.19  Annapolis  CITATION Woman See also Read, Christian 
1779.10.20  New York  CITATION Woman See also Sirman, Mme 
1771.04.18  Frederick Cty  CITATION Woman See also Sirmen 
1777.10.16  London  CITATION Woman See also Smith, Ann 
1764.04.05  Annapolis  CITATION Woman See also Smith, Elisabeth 
1751.01.17  London  CITATION Woman See also Snell 
1775.01.19  London  CITATION Woman See also under Actor 
1774.05.16  New York  CITATION Woman See also under Dancer 
1753.01.25  Lancaster Cty  CITATION Woman See also under Dancing Master 
1767.01.22  Philadelphia  CITATION Woman See also under Singer 
1730.03.13  Philadelphia  CITATION Woman See also under Teacher 
1772.07.30  London  CITATION Woman See also under Viol 
1770.09.13  Versailles  CITATION Woman See also Villeroi, Dutchess 
1771.04.18  London  CITATION Woman See also Violin, played by woman 
1732.11.27  Boston  CITATION Woman See also Whistling, lady 
1772.06.18  Charleston  CITATION Woman See also Windsor, Ann 
1773.12.16  Boston  CITATION Woman, author of Adulateur [t], tragedy, for sale by Greenleaf, Joseph 
1773.12.23  Boston  CITATION Woman, author of Adulateur [t], tragedy, for sale by Greenleaf, Joseph 
1773.12.30  Boston  CITATION Woman, author of Adulateur [t], tragedy, for sale by Greenleaf, Joseph 
1735.05.01  Philadelphia  CITATION Woman, author of lyric [beg] As Providence to Glorious William gave 
1731.12.21  Bath  CITATION Woman, author of lyric [beg] O! Death! thou pleasing end to human woe 
1750.05.09  New York  CITATION Woman, author of lyric [beg] Wife and servant are the same 
1780.01.20  London  CITATION Woman, author of lyric [beg] Ye tuneful nine, my artless lay inspire 
1766.12.12  Charleston  CITATION Woman, banjer player, suspected of pickpocketing 
1766.12.19  Charleston  CITATION Woman, banjer player, suspected of pickpocketing 
1770.09.13  Versailles  CITATION Woman, composer of new pantomime, Dutchess Villeroi, at Versailles 
1782.03.02  Fredericksburg  CITATION Woman, danced man's role at ball, Mrs Greene danced as Gen Greene 
1768.05.12  Williamsburg  CITATION Woman, danced man's role, Mrs Osborn danced minuet 
1777.01.23  Kerby  CITATION Woman, dancer, in Kerby, danced hornpipe Roger de Coverley [t] 
1745.10.28  Keyl  CITATION Woman, drummer, in Keyl, served in Grand Duke's army, pensioned 
1736.10.28  Paris  CITATION Woman, fiddler, in Paris, in men's clothes, rejected for King's Band 
1736.10.28  Paris  CITATION Woman, fiddler, in Paris, in men's clothes, rejected for King's Band 
1737.01.08  Paris  CITATION Woman, fiddler, in Paris, in men's clothes, rejected for King's Band 
1773.03.09  Philadelphia  CITATION Woman, in Philadelphia, seeking job, understands music, speaks 4 languages 
1773.03.16  Philadelphia  CITATION Woman, in Philadelphia, seeking job, understands music, speaks 4 languages 
1773.03.23  Philadelphia  CITATION Woman, in Philadelphia, seeking job, understands music, speaks 4 languages 
1754.01.21  New York  CITATION Woman is a Riddle [t], to be performed in New York 
1754.01.21  New York  CITATION Woman is a Riddle [t], to be performed in New York 
1743.06.16  Leiden  CITATION Woman, keyboard player, in Leiden, girl of 10 
1779.11.24  Charleston  CITATION Woman, named Chloe, story teller, Negro runaway 
1779.12.01  Charleston  CITATION Woman, named Chloe, story teller, Negro runaway 
1779.12.08  Charleston  CITATION Woman, named Chloe, story teller, Negro runaway 
1761.06.29  New York  CITATION Woman, named Lena, singer, Mulatto runaway 
1773.07.15  Paris  CITATION Woman, named Maupin, singer of opera in Paris, colorful career 
1774.01.27  Williamsburg  CITATION Woman, named Phillis, runaway Negro who sings indecent and sailors' songs 
1769.04.06  London  CITATION Woman, performer on violin, arriving in London from Venice 
1737.07.28  Philadelphia  CITATION Woman Prerogative [t] [beg] Woman's prerogative, the theme I chuse 
1724.05.07  Philadelphia  CITATION Woman, rope dancer, in Philadelphia, on straight and slack rope 
1774.01.20  Williamsburg  CITATION Woman, singer of indecent and sailor's songs 
1771.06.27  London  CITATION Woman, singer of political ballads, in London, sells many, makes profit 
1768.10.06  New York  CITATION Woman [t] [beg] Some love to range, so fond of change 
1778.12.19  Boston  CITATION Woman, thoughtless, giddy creature [fl] 
1777.01.16  London  CITATION Woman [t] [beg] Till Eve was made, the sire of all mankind 
1771.04.18  London  CITATION Woman, violinist at Haymarket Theatre, plays with finest tone ever heard 
1738.11.02  Philadelphia  CITATION Woman will ever find some roguish fashion [fl] 
1778.12.19  Boston  CITATION Woman [t] [beg] Woman, thoughtless, giddy creature 
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