• Joanna Day
  • m. Moses Lum, and had a daughter, Mary Lum who married Dr. John C. Budd.
• Elizabeth Day
• Elijah Day: apparently died young.
• William Day
• Nancy Day*; b. 1761
  • m. John Bonnell (1757-1845).
• David Day
• Mary Day
• Stephen Day, Jr.
  • m. Polly Bonnell, daughter of Benjamin Bonnell and Rachel Van Winkle. Polly is also a sister of John Bonnell, husband of Nancy Day.

• Elijah Day
• Electa Day
• David Ogden Day

Brief Biography:

Stephen's house can be seen on a revolutionary map of East Central New Jersey (N.W. of Newark) on the following link to the Popenoe/Poppino Family Diary.

References:

• Descendants of George Day, Sr., by Charlene.
• There are many references throughout various diaries to the Day family. Joseph Day was one of the first settlers in Chatham and in 1757 he operated a tavern near Day's Brook. His son, Stephen Day was a captain in the militia and owned about 200 acres of land (a large amount in Chatham) and one of the larger houses in the village. He was called Stephen Day, Esq. in deference to his importance. He had eleven children by two wives and so there were many intermarriages with the other families, though not directly with the Seely family. Stephen Day, Jr. eventually joined a Seely in Wayne County. Ðsee John Littel, Family Records: Or Genealogies of the First Settlers of Passaic Valley, (and Vicinity) Above ChathamÑwith their Ancestors and Descendants, As Far As Can Now Be Ascertained. Feltville, NJ: Stationers Hall Press, 1851, pp 116 - 123. Various reprints available.
• Correspondence with Barbara Stockford, of Hillsdale MI, a descendant of Benjaman Bonnell through his son, Samuel Bonnell (b. 1755).
• Descendants of Thomas Bunnell compiled by Grover Smith.
• Bonnel's a genealogy by Brianne Kelly-Bly.
• Is this true about John?
• Descendants of Benjamin Bonnell.