Robert Taylor Jones

For other people named Robert T. Jones, see Robert T. Jones (disambiguation).

Robert Taylor Jones

6th Governor of Arizona
In office January 2, 1939 – January 6, 1941
Preceded by	Rawghlie C. Stanford
Succeeded by	Sidney P. Osborn
Personal details
Born	(1884-02-08)February 8, 1884 Rutledge, Tennessee
Died	June 11, 1958(1958-06-11) (aged 74) Phoenix, Arizona
Political party	Democratic

Crypt of Robert Taylor Jones a.k.a. “Bob”

Robert Taylor Jones (February 8, 1884 – June 11, 1958) was the sixth Governor of the U.S. state of Arizona and served from 1939 to 1941. Born in Rutledge, Tennessee, he was a civil engineer and participated in the construction of the Panama Canal. He owned pharmacies in Phoenix and Tucson. He also owned the Jones Western Store in Phoenix and a cattle ranch near Chandler. Jones died in 1958 in Phoenix, Arizona, and is buried in Greenwood Memorial Park in Phoenix.

References

"Arizona Governor Robert Taylor Jones". Former Governors' Bios. National Governors Association. May 3, 2002. Retrieved 16 May 2013.

External links

Robert Jones at Find-A-Grave

Political offices
Preceded by Rawghlie C. Stanford	Governor of Arizona 1939–1941	Succeeded by Sidney Preston Osborn

Governors of Arizona

Territorial (1863–1912)	Goodwin McCormick Safford Hoyt Frémont Tritle Zulick Wolfley Irwin Murphy Hughes Franklin McCord Murphy Brodie Kibbey Sloan

State (since 1912)	Hunt Campbell Hunt Campbell Hunt Phillips Hunt Moeur Stanford Jones Osborn Garvey Pyle McFarland Fannin Goddard Williams Castro Bolin Babbitt Mecham Mofford Symington Hull Napolitano Brewer Ducey

Arizona during World War II

People	John Brown Jr. Thomas Claw Jack Fujimoto Harry K. Fukuhara Ira Hayes Satoshi Hirayama Friedrich Guggenberger Gordon Hirabayashi Philip Johnston Robert Taylor Jones Allen Dale June Yosh Kawano John F. Kennedy Yuriko Kikuchi Hans-Werner Kraus Peter MacDonald Doris Matsui August Maus Pat Morita Joe Morris Sr. Michi Nishiura Isamu Noguchi Vincent Okamoto Ken Ota Miye Ota Kazuo Otani Sidney Preston Osborn Roy I. Sano Hideo Sasaki Reiko Sato Shinkichi Tajiri Miiko Taka Nao Takasugi Ronald Phillip Tanaka A. Wallace Tashima Hisako Terasaki Paul Terasaki Jürgen Wattenberg Hisaye Yamamoto Wakako Yamauchi Kenichi Zenimura

Airfields	Ajo Army Airfield Coolidge Army Airfield Dateland Army Airfield Davis-Monthan Army Airfield Douglas Army Airfield Ernest A. Love Field Falcon Army Airfield Gila Bend Army Airfield Hereford Army Airfield Kingman Army Airfield Laguna Army Airfield Luke Army Airfield Marana Army Airfield Ryan Army Airfield Sahuarita Flight Strip Thunderbird Field No. 1 Thunderbird Field No. 2 Williams Army Airfield Yucca Army Airfield Yuma Army Airfield

Ground training and storage	Camp Bouse Camp Horn Camp Hyder Camp Laguna Desert Training Center Gila Bend Gunnery Range Fort Huachuca Navajo Ordnance Depot Sahuarita Bombing & Gunnery Range Yuma Proving Ground

Internment camps	Catalina Honor Camp Gila River War Relocation Center Leupp Isolation Center Mayer Assembly Center Parker Dam Reception Center Poston War Relocation Center

Prisoner of war camps	Camp Continental Camp Florence Camp Pima Camp Papago Park

See also	American Theater Arizona World War II Army Airfields Bushmasters Castle Hot Springs Great Papago Escape Machita incident Nevada during World War II New Mexico during World War II Phoenix Massacre Thunder Birds USS Arizona

Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 43326493 LCCN: n86110433

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