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John Jay (1745-1829): chief justice of the United States Supreme Court and governor of New York.
Peter Augustus Jay: B.A., Columbia, 1794; admitted to the bar, 1797, and formed a partnership with Peter Jay Munro; transmitted the document for the Louisiana Purchase from France to U.S.; held many political posts in New York.
John Jay: B.A., Yale, 1898; involved in banking and brokerage firms in New York.
From the guide to the Jay family papers, 1772-1901, 1801-1901, (Manuscripts and Archives)
| Role | Title | Holding Repository | |
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| creatorOf | Jay family papers, 1772-1901, 1801-1901 | Yale University. Department of Manuscripts and Archives |
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| associatedWith | Banyer, Maria Jay, 1781-1856 |
| associatedWith | Jay, John, 1817-1894 |
| associatedWith | Jay, John, 1875-1928 |
| associatedWith | Jay, Peter Augustus, 1776-1843 |
| associatedWith | Prime, Mary Rutherfurd Jay, 1810-1835 |
| associatedWith | Prime, Mary Rutherfurd, b. 1830 |
| associatedWith | St. Paul's School (Concord, N.H.) |
| associatedWith | Woodward, Augustus Brevoort, d. 1827 |
| associatedWith | Yale University (1887- ). Class of 1898. |
| associatedWith | Yale University. Students. |
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