Charles Colcock Jones Jr. was an American author, lawyer, and politician who lived and worked during the nineteenth century. Born on October 28, 1831, Jones established a career that integrated legal practice, public service, and writing. His professional life was centered in Georgia, where he became a key figure in local governance.
Jones is best remembered politically for serving as the 35th mayor of Savannah, Georgia, holding office from 1860 to 1861. Alongside his civic leadership and legal work, he was active as an author, contributing to the historical and literary record of his era. He passed away on July 19, 1893.
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