John M. ‘Jack’ Jones, Baltimore attorney who helped James W. Rouse develop Columbia, dies
John M. "Jack" Jones, the attorney who assisted James W. Rouse in acquiring the Howard County farmland that became Columbia, died Aug. 10. He was 95.
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