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Herbert C. Jones

Republican

Picture of Herbert C. Jones
CA Blue Book (1913-15)
Date Party Office Votes Result
01-02-1913 Nonpartisan SD-28 2441 Win
11-03-1914 Republican SD-28 10072 Win
11-05-1918 Republican SD-28 7967 Win
11-07-1922 Republican SD-28 10086 Win
11-02-1926 Republican SD-28 12934 Win
11-04-1930 Republican SD-18 32409 Win
Website: content.cdlib.org/view?docId=kt2779q2ph&doc.view=entire_text&brand=oac
 

Candidate Biography:

Herbert Coffin Jones
Born: September 20, 1880 in Oskaloosa, Iowa
Married: Pauline Wells Jones
Children: Elizabeth Kroeber and Barbara Cassin
Died: March 21, 1970 in Santa Clara, CA

1904-190?: Staff, Santa Clara County Clerks Office
1925: Candidate for Senate President Pro Tem (Lost; 10 to 29)
1930s: Member, Hester Grammar School District Board
1930s: President, Agnew State Hospital Board of Trustees
1934: Republican Primary Candidate for Governor (Lost)
19??: Primary Candidate for CD-28 (Lost)

  • FATHER OF THE CODE: Jones, H. C. Nelson, and George W. Rochester authored SB 18 (1931), which established the California Probate Code.
  • Jones is not related to Herbert C. Jones (1918-1941), who was a US Navy officer who was awarded the Medal of Honor for his efforts to rescue fellow sailors on the USS California during the Pearl Harbor attack.

Source: California Blue Book (1911), (1928)
Source: "JONES TO SEEK TO BE GOVERNOR," Madera Tribune (9/20/1933)