Dorothy Quincy

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Dorothy Quincy was an American socialite and prominent figure of the Revolutionary era, best known as the wife of statesman and Declaration of Independence signer John Hancock.

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Dorothy Quincy canonical 7
Elizabeth Quincy Smith 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American patriot
human
socialite
associatedWithEvent American Revolution
associatedWithPlace Boston Tea Party (as contemporary observer)
Massachusetts Bay Colony
birthDate 1747-05-10
birthPlace Boston, Province of Massachusetts Bay
burialPlace Granary Burying Ground, Boston
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1830-02-03
deathPlace Boston, Massachusetts, United States
era American Revolutionary era
ethnicGroup English Americans
linked to: English American
familyName Quincy
father Edmund Quincy
givenName Dorothy
languageSpoken English
livedDuring 18th century
19th century
marriageDate 1775-08-28
memberOf Quincy family
mother Elizabeth Wendell
name Dorothy Quincy
notableFor being the wife of John Hancock
hosting political and social gatherings
role in American Revolutionary era society
occupation hostess
socialite
relative Josiah Quincy Jr.
Quincy political family
Samuel Quincy
religion Congregationalism
residence Boston, Massachusetts
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
linked to: Philadelphia

Quincy, Massachusetts
sexOrGender female
socialStatus upper class
spouse John Hancock
spouseNotableFor signing the United States Declaration of Independence
spouseOccupation President of the Second Continental Congress
merchant
statesman

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John Hancock spouse Dorothy Quincy
Abigail Adams mother Elizabeth Quincy Smith
linked to: Dorothy Quincy
Dorothy Quincy name Dorothy Quincy
Edmund Quincy hasRelative Dorothy Quincy
Josiah Quincy I notableRelative Dorothy Quincy
Elizabeth Wendell child Dorothy Quincy
Elizabeth Wendell relative Dorothy Quincy