Peter A. Jay

1776–1843 (age 67)

Biography

Peter A. Jay bore a respected name and lived a life fitting of the ideals cherished by his forebears, embracing civic responsibility and thoughtful reflection. He contributed to the cultural groundwork of his community, bridging the world of his ancestors with the promise of a new century.

Interred at John Jay Cemetery, he remains part of the lineage that honors steady leadership and the pursuit of a just society.

Also buried at John Jay Cemetery

John Jay
1745–1829 (age 84)
John Jay Cemetery
John Jay was a prominent New York City figure from 1745 to 1829 who played a significant role in early American history.
Emily Astor Kane
1854–1932 (age 78)
John Jay Cemetery
Emily Astor Kane, of the Astor and Kane families, was buried at John Jay Cemetery after her death in 1932.
John Clarkson Jay Jr.
1844–1923 (age 79)
John Jay Cemetery
John Clarkson Jay Jr. was a Rye resident who lived from 1844 to 1923.
John Clarkson Jay
1808–1891 (age 83)
John Jay Cemetery
John Clarkson Jay (1808-1891) was a New York City-based individual of the 1800s.
George Elmore Ide
1845–1917 (age 72)
John Jay Cemetery
George Elmore Ide (1845-1917) was a Zanesville resident active during the late 19th century.
Augustus Jay DuBois
1849–1915 (age 66)
John Jay Cemetery
Augustus Jay DuBois (1849-1915) was a Newton Falls resident whose remains were interred at John Jay Cemetery.