Quincy

is a city in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA. Its nickname is "Presidential City". This is an important part of Boston metropolis, and it is the direct southern suburb of Boston. With an area of 69.6 square kilometers, its population was 92,271 in 21, making it the eighth largest city in the state.

originally belonging to braintree, Quincy was founded as a town in 1792 and a city in 1888. The name of the city comes from Colonel John Quincy.

evolution

john adams, the second president of the United States, and john quincy adams, the sixth president, were born here, so Quincy is also called "TheCityofPresidents".

Before that, the so-called Squantum near the mouth of the East Neponset River in the mountains was the seat of the ruling party, Chief Massachusett, or the leader of the United States, Chickatawbut.

The so-called Moswetuset Hill visited Miles standish, commander of Plymouth Colony, and Squanto, a local guide. In 1621, four years later, a party leader, Captain wollaston, was founded, and the river was near the south bank of Quincy Bay, east of the low mountain. Settlers have found areas suitable for farming, such as Chickatawbut and his team, Passonagessit ("small neck land"), which has cleared most of the trees.

This settlement was named Mountain wollaston as the honorary leader, who left the area bound for Virginia soon after 1625. The name of Captain wollaston was still retained near wollaston in Quincy.