- Genealogy
- Ancient Lineage Pre 1066
- De Quincey Family 1035 - 1730
- De Quincey Family 1730 - 1970
- Seals of Roger de Quinci
- Family Gallery
- The Crusades
- 1000 Years of Christianity
- Emigration to America
- Civil War 1215 -1217
- Ships & The de Quincey Family
- Wills & Probate
- The Bothel Stone
- History of Bothel
- Pen & Ink
- Cockermouth After The Floods
- Cockermouth Wall Art
- Contact & Guest Book
Contact & Guest Book
Thank you for visiting the de Quincey site and taking an interest in our great family history. If you would like to leave a comment or contact me for more information, please complete the form below.
"Hello! I enjoyed visiting your website. If my research is correct, Roger de Quincy is my 20th great grandfather -- that's going back aways! Good health to you and yours, and best regards from Buckeye Country, U.S.A."
Jenny (Hawkes) Jenkins
"Sir, I too ,am a descendant of Saier de Quincy & Roger his 2rd son. You have a great De Quincey family web-site."
John McEwen
"I, too, am a descendant of Saier de Quincy and his son, Roger. Where did you find the ancient drawing of Roger as a Templar? I would like to give credit to the source in a biographical sketch I am writing."
Lynda
"Hello Victor. My brother Chris contacted you and I was wondering if you are the Victor DeQuincey who corresponded with Madeline Quincy of Milton Massachusetts years ago? If so I believe you and your wife came to visit us one evening in Oct. 1997 while you were in the Boston area. That would be so coincidental!!! CQ"
Carolyn Quincy
"Hi Victor & Joan, Only just managed to find your website. You mentioned it to us when we cruised together on the Balmoral last year. You have made a very impressive website that is interesting even to non De Quinceys and you should be very proud of it. Hope you are both well and have not been affected by the earlier flooding problems and by yesterdays awful news. Best wishes from, Ena & Peter"
Peter & Ena