No founder, sponsor or registrar has been identified for National Jared Day. The Federal Register carries no document naming it, and HathiTrust's full-text index, which reaches the printed calendars of observances, returns nothing for the phrase. Two archived October 19 index pages from 2019 and 2021 do not list it either, so the circulation appears recent, but no evidence dates the day itself.
A signature in Philadelphia
One early American Jared is easy to find. Jared Ingersoll, born at New Haven in 1749 and a Yale graduate by 1766, signed the United States Constitution for Pennsylvania. His name still stands in the National Archives transcript, in the Pennsylvania group between FitzSimons and Wilson.
His father, also called Jared, was a British colonial official and later a prominent Loyalist. Neither man shared the Revolutionary fervour around them.


