Henry Quincy, son of Edmund Quincy IV and Elizabeth (Wendell) Quincy, was born February 6, 1727 at Boston, Massachusetts.[1] An alternate place of birth has been identified as: Quincy, Norfolk, MA.[2] Henry Quincy married (1st) 1748 or 1749 Mary Salter, daughter of William Salter of Boston. He married (2nd) December 31, 1759 at Brattle Church, Boston, Massachusetts to Eunice Newell, daughter of Andrew and Eunice Newell of Charlestown, MA. Henry Quincy died May 27, 1780 at Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Children of Eunice Newell (Wheelock) Quincy and Henry Quincy: [5]
Eunice, married Joseph M. de Valmais.
Henry, married Sarah Robbins.
Nancy, b. 6 June 1770 Charlestown Mass., died young.
Dorothy, married Charles Clement.
Edmund, married Elizabeth Jarvis.
Abraham, married Elizabeth Casey (or Corsey)
William S. married Sally Holland.
Sources
↑ Holly, H. Hobart. Descendants of Edmund Quincy 1602-1637 who settled in what is now Quincy, Massachusetts in 1635. Quincy, Massachusetts; Quincy Historical Society; 1977. pg 8.
↑ Holly, H. Hobart. Descendants of Edmund Quincy 1602-1637 who settled in what is now Quincy, Massachusetts in 1635. Quincy, Massachusetts; Quincy Historical Society; 1977. pg 8.
↑ Grousset, Agnes M., Horns A’Plenty: Newells, Tiemanns, Wyeths, (Baltimore: Gateway Press Inc., 1980), p. 76. Note: Some of the biographical information was excepted by Groussett from the typewritten "A Genealogy of the Wyeth - Newell - Tiemann Family, (1893)" compiled by Abby Antoinette Tiemann Tackaberry (1848-1936), commissioned by her uncle Julius W. Tiemann (1817-1903), for the Daughters of the American Revolution, New York Organization. A copy of the Tackaberry Genealogy is held in the Special Collections section, Genealogical Division, of the New York Public Library, Main Branch 5th Avenue/42nd Street.
Holly, H. Hobart. Descendants of Edmund Quincy 1602-1637 who settled in what is now Quincy, Massachusetts in 1635. Quincy, Massachusetts; Quincy Historical Society; 1977. pg 5, 8.
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