Jay Preston Barnes

Jay Preston Barnes
Jay Preston Barnes
Mayor of; Pittsfield, Massachusetts
	In office; 1928–1932
Preceded by	Allen H. Bagg
Succeeded by	Harry Goodrich West
President of the Pittsfield, Massachusetts; Board of Aldermen[1]
Member of the Pittsfield, Massachusetts; Board of Aldermen; Ward 5[2]
Personal details
Died	May 8, 1943[3]
Political party	Democratic[2]
Spouse(s)	Mary Henrietta Dutton; M. 1894[4]
Children	Harold Dutton Barnes, b. September 28, 1895.[5]
Alma mater	Cornell, class of 1893.[3]
Profession	Civil Engineer[3][4]

Jay Preston Barnes (August 9, 1869-May 8, 1943) was an American politician who served as Mayor of Pittsfield, Massachusetts.

Family life

On October 25, 1894 Barnes married Mary Henrietta Dutton, the daughter of John and Henrietta M. (Tuthill) Dutton,[6] they had a son, Harold Dutton Barnes, born on September 28, 1895.[5]

Notes

City of Pittsfield (1909), Municipal Register of the City of Pittsfield for 1909, Pittsfield, MA: F. S. Blanchard & Company, p. 364.
F. S. Blanchard (1908), Massachusetts Year Book for 1908, No. 10, Worcester, MA: F. S. Blanchard & Company, p. 248.
New York Times (May 9, 1943), EX-MAYOR BARNES OF PITTSFIELD DIES; Holder of Post, 1928-32, Had Served Also as Chairman of Board of Public Works HEADED CITY DEMOCRATS Former Auditor and Treasurer -- Received Civil Engineering Degree at Cornell in '93, New York, NY: The New York Times, p. 40.
Nash, Howard P. (1904), The Sixth General Catalogue of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Evanston, Il: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, p. 246.
Barnes, Frederic Wayne (2001), Genealogy of Thomas Barnes, Hartford, Connecticut: 8,591 Descendants (+ Spouses), 14 Generations, 1615-2001, Volume II, Gateway Press, p. 735.
Prichard, Sarah Johnson (1896), The town and city of Waterbury, Connecticut, from the Aboriginal period to the year Eighteen Hundred and Ninety-Five, Volume II, New Haven, Connecticut: Price & Lee Company, p. 466.

Political offices
Preceded by Allen H. Bagg	Mayor of Pittsfield, Massachusetts 1928–1932	Succeeded by Harry Goodrich West

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[CofPitfor1909P364-1] City of Pittsfield (1909), Municipal Register of the City of Pittsfield for 1909, Pittsfield, MA: F. S. Blanchard & Company, p. 364.

[F._S._Blanchard_No._10_Page_248-2] F. S. Blanchard (1908), Massachusetts Year Book for 1908, No. 10, Worcester, MA: F. S. Blanchard & Company, p. 248.

[NYT_5-9-1943_Page_40-3] New York Times (May 9, 1943), EX-MAYOR BARNES OF PITTSFIELD DIES; Holder of Post, 1928-32, Had Served Also as Chairman of Board of Public Works HEADED CITY DEMOCRATS Former Auditor and Treasurer -- Received Civil Engineering Degree at Cornell in '93, New York, NY: The New York Times, p. 40.

[SAE1904P246-4] Nash, Howard P. (1904), The Sixth General Catalogue of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Evanston, Il: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, p. 246.

[GenThDpg735-5] Barnes, Frederic Wayne (2001), Genealogy of Thomas Barnes, Hartford, Connecticut: 8,591 Descendants (+ Spouses), 14 Generations, 1615-2001, Volume II, Gateway Press, p. 735.

[STandCofWatvo2pg466-6] Prichard, Sarah Johnson (1896), The town and city of Waterbury, Connecticut, from the Aboriginal period to the year Eighteen Hundred and Ninety-Five, Volume II, New Haven, Connecticut: Price & Lee Company, p. 466.