The birth date is tentative. His gravestone gives his dates as 1867 -1954, years only. His FindaGrave.com memorial gives his birth date as 9 Aug 1867, presumably from a death certificate (the death date is also from that memorial), but he does not appear with his parents in the 1870 census. He was recorded as age 11 in the 1880 census, age 26 born May 1874 in the 1900 census, and age 38 in the 1910 census. A birth date in 1870 or 1871 seems most likely.

His obituary reported:

“Jacob Rogers, 87, of Camden, died Saturday. He was a native of Manchester, Ky., and was a member of the Baptist Church there. He was a paper maker by trade.

Survivors include three sons, Walter and Irvin Rogers, both of Hamilton; and William Rogers of Manchester; two sisters, Mrs. Sally Martin of Dillsboro, Ind., and Mrs. Lucie Davidson of Oneda, Ky., one brother, Luke Rogers of Manchester, Ky., nine grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.

Services for Mr. Rogers were held Tuesday afternoon at the R. C. Nein and Son Funeral Home in Camden with burial in Fairhaven Cemetery.”

Her death certificate records Isabell Pettit Rodgers, age 76 years 9 months 8 days, born 5 April 1872 in Rown Co., Ky, died 13 Jan 1949 in Fair Haven, Preble Co., Ohio, married, father Coleman Brown, mother’s maiden name Mattie Dillon, cause of death carcinoma of stomach, informant Asa Pettit, Middletown, Ohio, burial in Phillips Cemetery near Morehead, Ky.

She is buried in New Alfrey Cemetery in Morehead, with the inscription “Isabell Pettit 1874 - 1949”, under a double stone with her first husband John Tom Pettit. (Their graves were moved from Phillips Cemetery as part of the Cave Run Lake relocation project.)

1940 census of Preble Co., Ohio, Israel township, ED 68-11 (Fair Haven and Morning Sun), enumerated May 27, lists on p. 11A as family #232:
Rogers, Jacob, 68; Dell, wife, 66. Both born in Kentucky, living in Hamilton, Butler Co., Ohio in 1935.