Quincy

1. (kwĭnˈsē) A city of western Illinois on a bluff above the Mississippi River. It is a trade, industrial, and distributing center. Population: 40,000.
2. (kwĭnˈzē) A city of eastern Massachusetts, an industrial suburb of Boston. John and John Quincy Adams were born here; the Adams homestead is now a national historic site. Population: 91,100.

(kwĭnˈzē, -sē), Josiah 1744-1775.