Thomas S. Jones, Jr.

Thomas Samuel Jones, Jr. (1882–1932) was an American poet, born at Boonville, New York, who graduated from Cornell in 1904 and worked on the staff of the New York Times and The Pathfinder.

His volumes of verse include The Rose-Jar (1906), Interludes (1908), the elegy Ave Atque Vale for Arthur Upson (1909) and The Voice in the Silence (1911).