Sablon:John Jay – Wikiszótár

v t e John Jay
2nd Governor of New York, 1795-1801 1st Chief Justice of the United States, 1789-1795 United States Secretary of State, 1789-90 United States Secretary of Foreign Affairs, 1784-1789 United States Minister to Spain, 1779-1782 President of the Continental Congress, 1778-79
Founding of the United States	Continental Association (1774, signed) Petition to the King (1774, signed) Olive Branch Petition (1775) Committee of Secret Correspondence (1775-76) New York Constitution (1777) Treaty of Paris (1783) The Federalist Papers papers, 1787-88 Jay Court, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (1789-1795, cases)
Other events	New York Manumission Society African Free School Jay–Gardoqui Treaty Jay Treaty (1794)
Other writings	Letters to the inhabitants of Canada (1775) New York Circular Letter (1788) The Selected Papers of John Jay
Homes	Jay Estate Jay Heritage Center John Jay Homestead Government House
Namesakes	Fort Jay John Jay College of Criminal Justice John Jay Hall John Jay Park Jay, New York Jay, Vermont
Family	Sarah Livingston Jay (wife) Peter Jay (son) William Jay (son) John Clarkson Jay (grandson) John Jay (grandson) James Jay (brother) Jacobus Van Cortlandt (grandfather)
Related	Federalist Party Arbitration Treaty of Paris (1783 painting) Portrait of John Jay (1794) Boston relief portrait Founders Online Founding Fathers of the United States