Josiah Quincy, Jr.

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Josiah Quincy, Jr.
In office
1846 – 1848
Preceded by Thomas Aspinwall Davis
Succeeded by John P. Bigelow
Born 1802 (aged 80?)
Died 1882

Josiah Quincy, Jr. (1802-1882) was mayor of Boston (1846-1848), as was his father Josiah Quincy III (mayor 1823-1828) and grandson Josiah Quincy (mayor 1895-1899).

As a member of the Massachusetts State Legislature in 1837, Mr. Quincy was instrumental in the establishment of the Massachusetts Board of Education.

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Preceded by
Thomas Aspinwall Davis		 Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts
1846 - 1848		 Succeeded by
John P. Bigelow
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Mayors of Boston, Massachusetts

Phillips • Quincy III • Otis • Wells • Lyman • Armstrong • Eliot • Chapman • Brimmer • Davis • Quincy, Jr. • Bigelow • Seaver • Smith • Rice • Lincoln • Wightman • Lincoln • Norcross • Sturtleff • Gaston • Pierce • Cutter* • Cobb • Prince • Pierce • Prince • Green • Palmer • Martin • O'Brien • Hart • Matthews • Curtis • Quincy • Hart • Collins • Whelton* • Fitzgerald • Hibbard • Fitzgerald • Curley • Peters • Curley • Nichols • Curley • Mansfield • Tobin • Kerrigan* • Curley • Hynes • Collins • White • Flynn • Menino
* denotes acting


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