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P i e r r e Jay COMMITTEE ON THE HISTORY OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Register of Papers Processed: IB Date: 10/26/55 PIERRE JAY (1870 - 1949) The papers of Pierre Jay, banker, Chairman and Federal Reserve Agent of the Federal Reserve Bank of JMew fork, Daves Plan official, are mostly incorporated in the general correspondence files of the Federal Reserve Bank of New lork. A small collection from his home was given to the Bank shortly after his death by Mrs. Jay, Some of this material -was assigned to the library, some to the correspondence files• Documents relating to the Daves Plan are kept separate in the correspondence files and may be used by qualified students who obtain permission from the Bank. Pierre Jay - 2 - II Biographical Note 1870, May 4 Born, Warwick, New York 1892 A.B., Yale University 1897, Nov. 23 Married Louisa Shaw Barlow (4 children) 1899-1903 With Post and Flagg, bankers, New York 1903-06 Vice President, Old Colony Trust Co., Boston 1906-09 Bank Commissioner of Massachusetts 1909-U Vice President, Manhattan Co., New York 1914-26 Chairman of Board and Federal Reserve Agent, Federal Reserve Bank of New York 1927-30 Member, Transfer Commission and Deputy Agent General for Reparations Payments under Dawes Plan 1930-45 Chairman of Board, Fiduciary Trust Co., New York 1945-49 Honorary chairman of board, Fiduciary Trust Co., New York 1949, Nov. 24 Died Author of t The following monographs by Mr. Jay are in the Reference Library of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York: Money, Prices and Gold in the Soviet Union. 1934. Banking and Credit in the Soviet Union. 1935* International Payments Resulting from the War. 1926. See Who Was Who in America, 1943-50, vol. II, Marquis
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