This City is governed by a Mayor, Aldermen, Burgesses, Recorder, and
Common-Council. The Citizens had formerly the Privilege of overseeing the
King or Queen's Kitchin and Laundry at the Coronation, as the Citizens of
London had the Care of the Wine-Cellar, as Holinshed, and other
Chronicles tell us. Here are weekly two plentiful Markets on Wednesday
and Saturday, and a Fair on the first Monday in Lent. It sends two
Citizens to Parliament, who are in this Session, George Rodney Bridges
Esq; and Lord William Pawlet. This City has given a Title to many ancient
and Noble families, of which our Histories give this Account, viz. Clito,
a noble Saxon, at the Time of the Conquest, was Earl of Winchester, but
at the coming of the Normans he was deprived of his Estate and Honour.
After him we find none bearing that Title, till K. John made Saer de
Quincy, Earl of Winchester, whose Arms were a Fesse with a Label of
Seven, as appears from his Seal. He married Margaret, the youngest Sister
and Coheir of Robert, Earl of Leicester, and by her had one Son and Heir.

Roger de Quincy, who bore for his Arms, in a Field Gules, seven Mascles
voided, Or: He married the eldest Daughter and Co-heir of Alan, Lord
Galloway, in Scotland, but by her had three Daughters only, of whom the
eldest was married to William de Ferrariis, Earl of Derby, the second to
Alan de Zouche, and the youngest to Comino, Earl of Buchan, in Scotland,
whereupon the Honour was extinct, and so continued for a considerable
Time, till .... (there is a full page with more names at the web site
below)

SOURCE: "Cox's Hampshire, 1738", URL
http://www.geog.port.ac.uk/webmap/hantsmap/hantsmap/cox1/cox1tx42.htm

• Married: in ENGLAND

1. Helen "Lady Ela" DE QUINCY b: ABT 1210 in Winchester, County Hampshire, ENGLAND

1. Cox's Hearldry, URL http://www.geog.port.ac.uk/webmap/hantsmap/hantsmap/topics/blazon06.htm