Quincy Davidson

Quincy Arthur Davidson, Sr. (10 June 1941 - 23 March 2013) was a Martanian diplomat, administrator, politician, and founding father. He served as an Ambassador to the United Kingdom, and Governor of the Northley province.

Davidson was a member of the Council of Twelve, and during Prime Minister Stephen Grey's term in office, he served as an esteemed diplomat, administrator and general care-taker of the young country. He was a candidate for the Liberal Party of Martan in the 2000 Prime Minister elections, but lost and retired to the New Edinburgh suburbs where he died in 2013.

Early life
Quincy Arthur Davidson, Sr. was born in 1941 as the only child to salesman Henry Davidson and Angelina Davidson (nee Richard) in York Bay.

Personal life
In 1967, he married Josephine de Florence, a second-generation Haitian immigrant. They had one child before they divorced in 1971:

Quincy Arthur Davidson, Jr. (born 1970)

In 1973, he married Lauren Scott, a Jamaican nurse. They had two children:

Donald James Davidson (born 1974)

and Maurice Benjamin Davidson (born 1979)