James E. Hayes
James E. Hayes (August 10, 1865[1] – February 8, 1898) was the third Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus from March 2, 1897 to February 8, 1898. Hayes was also a Democrat Massachusetts State Representative in 1893.[2]
James E. Hayes was a Charlestown, Massachusetts lawyer.[3] He represented District 3 of Suffolk County, Massachusetts in 1893.[4]
He joined the Knights in Massachusetts in 1892 five years later he was elected Supreme Knight. During his time as a district deputy and state deputy, he presided over the institution of seventy-five councils.[5]
Senator Hayes was brought to the hospital on February 3, 1898 after an accident caused a rupture. His condition was severe and an operation was needed.[6] On February 8, 1898 Hayes died from complications caused from peritonitis.[7] His funeral was held Friday, February 11.[8]
A memorial service was held on March 6, 1898, at St. Margaret's Church in Dorchester, Massachusetts.[9]
References
- ^ Journal of the Senate, Vol 1, Massachusetts General Court, page 980
- ^ Journal of the Senate, Vol 1, Massachusetts General Court, page 980
- ^ Journal of the Senate, Vol 1, Massachusetts General Court, page 980
- ^ Journal of the Senate, Vol 1, Massachusetts General Court, page 980
- ^ 125 Years in Review
- ^ HAYES' DEATH.: Passed Away at the City Hospital Yesterday. Was ...; Boston Daily Globe (1872-1922); Feb 9, 1898; page 6.
- ^ The Order's History
- ^ HAYES' DEATH.: Passed Away at the City Hospital Yesterday. Was ...; Boston Daily Globe (1872-1922); Feb 9, 1898; page 6.
- ^ EULOGY BY FR RYAN.: Mt Vernon Council, K. of C., Conducts a Service in Honor of James E.; Boston Daily Globe (1872-1922); Mar 7, 1898; page 4.
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