From the 1850 Federal Census:

CENSUS YR:  1850  STATE or TERRITORY:  NJ  COUNTY:  Sussex  DIVISION:  Newton
REEL NO:  464 PAGE NO:  111A
REFERENCE:  17 August 1850  John A. Johnson  220
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LN HN FN LAST-NAME FIRST-NAME AGE SX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BRTHPLC MRD. SCH. R/W DDB
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29 82 84 Kishpaugh James F.   36   M   .  Farmer 3,000 N. J.    .    .    X   .
30 82 84 Kishpaugh Mary       23   F   .  .      .     N. J.    .    .    .   .
31 82 84 Kishpaugh Simeon     4    M   .  .      .     N. J.    .    X    .   .
32 82 84 Kishpaugh William    3    M   .  .      .     N. J.    .    .    .   .
33 82 84 Kishpaugh Martha     2/12 F   .  .      .     N. J.    .    .    .   .
36 82 84 Kishpaugh Henry      78   M   .  .      .     N. J.    .    .    .   .



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From the Belvidere Apollo, Belvidere, New Jersey dated December 4, 1885:

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KISHPAUGH.--Nov. 16th, at his home near Ebenezer Church, in Frelinghuysen
township, James Kishpaugh, aged 72 years, 9 months and 21 days.

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From "Marriage Index:  New Jersey, 1680-1900" (FTM CD #240) by Broderbund
Software in 1998:

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Kishpaugh, James F.     Guy, Mary Ann     Oct 21, 1843     Sussex

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From Baptisms: Stillwater Presbyterian Church, Stillwater, NJ (originally
the Lutheran Congregation of Hardwick, NJ):

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CARSHBAUGH - 1812 11/12 - 1813/6/27 - JAMES FORCE - HENRY - SARAH

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Pension Records for Mary Ann (Gray) Kishpaugh:

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Records from:  General Services Adm. Nat'l Archives & Records Service.
Cert. No. 133803, Union Army.  Mary Ann (Gray) Kishpaugh who was a pensioner
on the rolls No. 133803, was last paid $12 to 4 Dec. 1884, has been suspended.
Pension was from her son William B. Kishpaugh, a soldier in the Civil War -
Co. H, 33 Reg., New Jersey Vol.  He died 5th June 1865, of chronic diarrhea.

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Pensioners on the Roll - 1883 - Sussex Co. NJ:

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Certificate No.:                133,803
Name:                           Mary A. Kishpaugh
Post office:                    Branchville
Cause for pension:              mother
Monthly rate:                   $8.00
Date of original allowance:     September 1869

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From "The Myers Family History" by Timothy F. Myers (0.307) in 2005:

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  James Force Kishpaugh was baptized as James Force Carshbaugh on June 27,
1813.  The 1850 Census for Newton Twp., Sussex, [sic] County, New Jersey,
shows that Mary Gray (Guy) Kishpaugh's brother Peter was living with them
as was James' father Henry Kishpaugh who was 78 years old in August 1850.
James Force died of Chronic Phlebitis according to the Simeon Kishpaugh death
certificate.  With the deposition when applying for her pension with the State
of New Jersey; records, No. 133803, Mary Ann Kishpaugh stated that she had
four small children at home.  Records at the General Services Administration,
National Archives & records Service, certification No. 133803, Union Army;
Mary Ann (Gray) Kishpaugh was a pensioneer on the rolls, No. 133803 and was
last paid $12 on December 4, 1884.  The pension was suspended at that time.
The pension was from her son William B. Kishpaugh, a solier with: Company
H, 33rd regiment, New Jersey Volunteers.  He died June 5, 1865 of Chronic
Diarrhea contracted when in service.
  The book of New Jersey Marriages, 1788-1850.  County court records located
in Newton, New Jersey has James Force Kishpaugh and Mary Ann Guy NOT Mary
Ann Gray.  Family tradition holds that Simeon's mother was Algonquin Indian
of the Lani-Len nape [sic] Delaware tribe, also according to family tradition
she was the one who was half Welsh.  Grandma told Linda Myers that she was 4'
11" tall and James Force Kishpaugh was 6' 7".  According to the information
gathered by Aunt Linda Myers from Grandma Myers and Aunt Hazel Soden,
she was probably from the Algonquin, Lenni-Len nape [sic] Delaware Tribe.
She used to smoke a clay pipe which she would bake in the fireplace to clean.
When clean it would turn white.  We are not certain that it was Mary Ann
Gray who was part Delaware Indian.
  An inconsistency that I have discovered is that New Jersey records show that
Mary Ann Gray and James Force Kishpaugh were married on October 21, 1843.
However, she is listed on the 1840 US Census in the Town of Frankfort as
Mrs. Mary Ann Kishpaugh.
  For descendancy of William Hennschied, the Nixons, Beemers, Wykers,
and other related families please look at all of the family narratives,
US census records and also the various Register Reports within this book
in later chapters.

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My note - with regard to the inconsistency noted above it's possible that
the marriage was filed with the State on October 21, 1843 but James and
Mary Ann were actually married before 1840.  Finding a church or justice
of the peace record of the marriage could clear up this inconsistency. - MEL