(1772-1864) US public official. A staunch Federalist, he served in the US House of Representatives 1805–13, opposing the trade policies of the Jefferson administration and the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. As an opponent of US involvement in the Anglo-American War 1812–14, he resigned from Congress and returned to Boston, where he was mayor 1823–28.
Born in Braintree, Massachusetts, Quincy was educated at Harvard University and was admitted to the bar 1793. He served as president of Harvard 1829–45 and wrote a number of historical works before embarking on a political career.

1. City in Florida (USA); zip code 32351.
2. City in Illinois (USA); zip code 62301.
3. City in Massachusetts (USA).
4. City in Washington (USA); zip code 98848.
5. Village in Michigan (USA); zip code 49082.
6. Village in Ohio (USA); zip code 43343.