Quincy

Popularity Summary

While Quincy is less common today, it has experienced periodic revivals, especially among parents seeking a distinctive yet classic name.

Why Parents Choose Quincy

Parents often choose Quincy for its vintage charm, strong cultural roots, and the sense of individuality it offers to a boy.

History & Cultural Significance

The name Quincy has roots in Old French and Latin origins, originally used as a surname meaning 'fifth'. It became a given name in the 19th century, partly influenced by notable figures like President John Quincy Adams. Over time, it has maintained a charming, vintage appeal while staying modern.

Originally a surname-based name, Quincy gained popularity as a first name in English-speaking countries, often associated with leadership and charisma.

Notable People Named Quincy

• John Quincy Adams, 6th U.S. President
• Quincy Jones, legendary music producer
• Quincy Brown, actor and model

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Pop Culture References

• Quincy, M.E. (TV series)
• Quincy Jones (music icon)
• Quincy, character in various books