NameJacob Day
Birth17 Nov 1796, Virginia
Death3 Jan 1838, Morgan Co., Kentucky
Marriage12 Feb 1818 (license), Fleming Co., Kentucky
SpouseSusannah Cogswell
Birthabt 1803, Kentucky
Death27 Sep 1892, Nicholas Co., Kentucky
Children
Birth10 Nov 1818, Floyd Co., Kentucky89
Birth8 Nov 1820, Kentucky89
Birth18 Sep 1823, Kentucky
Birth12 Jun 1825, Floyd Co., Kentucky
Birth18 May 1827, Morgan Co., Kentucky
Death16 Jul 1897, Nicholas Co., Kentucky
Birth13 Dec 1829, Kentucky89
Death19 Jul 1899, Nicholas Co., Kentucky
Birth24 Jan 1832, Morgan Co., Kentucky
Death24 Mar 1914, Rowan Co., Kentucky
Birth26 Feb 1834, Morgan Co., Kentucky
Death6 Sep 1856, Rowan Co., Kentucky
Birth25 May 1836, Morgan Co., Kentucky
Notes for Susannah Cogswell
Daughter of Jedediah Cogswell.
Census
1850 census of Morgan Co., Ky, lists as family #166:
Susannah Day, 45; Isaac, 20; William, 15; Jilson, 14. All born in Kentucky.
Notes for Jacob & Susannah (Family)
Fleming Co. marriage license book #1 records license issued to Jacob Day and Susannah Cogswell on 12 Feb 1818, no return.
The Nicholas County Historical Society published a county history containing an article by Margaret Hinton Frye of Paris, Kentucky, which includes these two paragraphs:
“Jacob Day married Susannah Cogswell, daughter of Jedediah of New Jersey and Fleming County, Ky, on February 12, 1818 in Fleming County. Their family consisted of James A. (b. November 10, 1818), Jedediah (b. Nov. 8, 1820, married Cythiann Fannin), Frances (b. Sept. 18, 1823, married Miles W. Montgomery), Elizabeth (b. June 12, 1825), Daniel W. (May 18, 1827--July 16, 1897, buried Rose Hill), Isaac C. (Dec 13, 1829-July 19, 1899), Lydia (b. Jan. 24, 1832), William M. (b. Feb. 26, 1834, married Aug. 28, 1856 to Martha Jane Riddle, and died a week later of typhoid fever, Sept 4) and Jilson L. (b. May 25, 1836).
Following Jacob's death in 1838, Susannah faced many hardships rearing her family alone. On Jan 4, 1853, she married widower John Williams, the son of Daniel and Violet Crouch, early pioneer settlers to Kentucky from Virginia. Daniel was an Indian fighter, minister, and Revolutionary
soldier. After John Williams’ death in 1869, Susannah came to Nicholas County to live with her sons, Daniel W. Day and Isaac C. Day, and Jilson L. Day who were Nicholas County residents. Susannah's last years were spent in the home of Isaac, where she died on Sept. 27, 1892, at the age of 93. Her tombstone reads, "Susan, wife of Jacob Day." Susannah and her sons, Dan, Isaac C. and their wives all rest in the Rose Hill Cemetery.”