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From a local newspaper in January of 1915:

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  Born to Mr. and Mrs. Berton Kishpaugh, a son, on January 10.

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From a local newspaper dated August 5, 1925:

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  Mrs. Burton Kishpaugh, who lives on the road between Moore's crossing and
Howey's above Columbia, was killed when hit by a train Saturday.  She was hard
of hearing and had been warned not to walk along the track but disregarded
this warning, thinking that the train, which was late, had already passed.
She was the daughter of John Hill of Stillwater.  She is survived by her
husband and three children, ranging in ages from one to 15.

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From a local newspaper dated August 12, 1925:

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  The crew of the train that hit and killed Mrs. Burton Kishpaugh, and other
railroad men, have made up a purse of money for Mr. Kishpaugh.  He formerly
worked in the section gang of the railroad.  Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Mott have
taken three year old [sic] Howard to raise.

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From a local newspaper dated May 21, 1935:

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  Berton Kishpaugh, 49, of Columbia, died Sunday.  He leaves his daughter
Mrs. Thomas Miller of Blairstown and sons Frederick of Mt. Bethel and Howard
Kishpaugh Mott of Vail.

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From Social Security Administration, Death Master File, December 2007

Name: Frederick Kishpaugh
Birth Date: 10 January 1915
Death Date: 30 August 2001
Residence at Death: Newton,Sussex,New Jersey 07860
SSN: 706-18-3260