Jay

Jay stands for:

Jay (given name) , a male given name
Jay Treaty of 1794

Jay is a family name of the following people:

Allan Jay (born 1931), British fencer
Antoine Jay (1770-1854), French writer, lawyer and publicist
Antony Jay (1930-2016), British screenwriter
Bailey Jay (* 1988), American porn actress
Charles Jay (1911–1988), French composer
Charlotte Jay (actually Geraldine Halls; 1919–1996), Australian writer
Darren Jay , record producer and DJ
Douglas Jay, Baron Jay (1907-1996) British politician
Fred Jay (1914–1988), Austrian songwriter
Friedrich Jay (1863–1942), German banker
Jam Master Jay (1965-2002), American DJ
John Jay (1745–1829), American politician and lawyer
John Clarkson Jay (1808-1891), American physician and conchologist
Johnny Jay ( John J. Huhta; * 1934), American rockabilly musician
Joshua Jay (* 1981), American magician
Karla Jay (* 1947), American university professor and English specialist
Laura Jay (* 1980), German artist, photographer and book maker
Margaret Jay, Baroness Jay of Paddington (* 1939), British journalist and politician
Marie Jay Marchand-Arvier (* 1985), French ski racer
Marie-Louise Jaÿ (1838–1925), French entrepreneur, patron and art collector
Martin Jay (* 1944), American historian and university professor
Meg Jay , American psychologist
Michael Jay, Baron Jay of Ewelme (born 1946), British diplomat
Renaud Jay (* 1991), French cross-country skier
Ricky Jay (1946–2018), American magician, actor and author
Sara Jay (* 1977), American porn actress and porn director
Simone Jay (* 1960), American singer
Tony Jay (1933-2006), British-American actor and voice actor
Vincent Jay (* 1985), French biathlete

Stage name:

Elsbeth Juda (1911–2014), British photographer, publicist and art collector
Jay-Z (* 1969), American rap musician

Jay is the name of the following places in the United States:

jay stands for:

Yan-nhangu (ISO-639-3 code), large group variety of Nhangu, Australian language on the Crocodile Islands

See also:

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