Columbia College alumnus John Jay

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Columbia College alumnus John Jay was a Founding Father of the United States who served as the nation’s first Chief Justice and a key diplomat and statesman in the early republic.

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instanceOf Chief Justice of the United States
Founding Father of the United States
alumnus of Columbia College
human
appointedBy George Washington
birthDate 1745-12-12
birthPlace New York City
Province of New York
coAuthorWith Alexander Hamilton
James Madison
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
United States of America
deathDate 1829-05-17
educatedAt Columbia College
King’s College
linked to: King's College
familyName Jay
father Peter Jay
givenName John
languageSpoken English
memberOf First Continental Congress
Second Continental Congress
mother Mary Van Cortlandt Jay
name John Jay
negotiated Jay Treaty
Treaty of Paris (1783)
notableFor being the first Chief Justice of the United States
diplomatic service in the early American republic
role as a Founding Father of the United States
notableWork Federalist Papers
officeEnd 1795-06-29
officeHeldFor Chief Justice of the United States
officeStart 1789-10-19
participantIn American Revolution diplomacy
American Revolutionary War
politicalAffiliation Federalist Party
linked to: Federalists
positionHeld Chief Justice of the New York Supreme Court
Chief Justice of the United States
Governor of New York
President of the Continental Congress
Secretary of Foreign Affairs
religion Anglicanism
Protestantism
residence New York
signatoryTo Treaty of Paris (1783)
spouse Sarah Livingston Jay

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John Jay Hall namedAfter Columbia College alumnus John Jay