Street in Downtown Pittsburgh (bordering the Pittsburgh City-County Building and the Allegheny County Courthouse), the Pittsburgh suburb of Ross Township, the Fox Chapel borough street James Ross Place, and Ross County, Ohio, are named in his honor. References External links |- |- 1762 births 1847 deaths People from York County, Pennsylvania People of colonial Pennsylvania Pro-Administration Party United States senators from Pennsylvania Federalist Party United States senators from Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Federalists Presidents pro tempore of the United States Senate Pennsylvania lawyers Washington & Jefferson College faculty Burials at Allegheny Cemetery 19th-century American lawyers