367.
Fairfax, Thomas, Lord, his career in England, i.

55; comes to his Virginia estates, 55; his character, 55; his friendship for Washington, 56; sends him to survey estates, 56; plans a manor across the Blue Ridge, 59; secures for Washington position as public surveyor, 60; probably influential in securing his appointment as envoy to French, 66; hunts with Washington, 115; his death remembered by Washington, ii.

366.
Fairlie, Major, amuses Washington, ii.

374.
Farewell Address, ii.

248, 249.
Fauchet, M.,----, letter of, incriminating Randolph, ii.