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

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  The inventory of Jost Kishpaugh is dated 12 April 1820.  (Arc. &
Hist. Libr. Trenton, N.J. No. 56843).  There is an Indenture between Joseph
Kishpaugh, of Sussex Co., N.J. and John C. Kockhills esq., of the County of
Hunterdon, N.J., dated Sept. 26. [sic] 1801.  (Newton Hall of Records E-32).
A second indenture, dated July 16, 1822, in Newton, between David Kern
and wife Christeen to heirs of Joseph Kishpock dec., mentions his wife
Margaret and his children, Elizabeth, wife of John Lineberry; Anne, wife
of John Twinnings; Jefsee, Henry, Charles, and Andrew.  According to this
indenture, Joseph Kishpaugh died prior to 1822.  In estate file the estate
of Joseph Kersbach, deceased of Knowlton Twp, states that "John Kern was
appointed administrator.  The Orphans Court, in 1826, ordered real estate
to be sold to pay debts.

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From the records of the First German and English Congregation in Knowlton
Township, Sussex County, New Jersey (Knowlton Township was in Warren County
after 1824):

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Margaretha, daughter of William Kuhl, Sr., and Maria his wife born September
25, 1777, and baptized October 19, 1777. Witnesses: Father and mother.

Catharina, daughter of Jost Kirshbach and Margaretha, born September 15,
1789, and baptized October 21. Witnesses Parents.

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date - September 26, 1800
grantor - John C. Rockhill and (wife) Gaynor of Hunterdon County,
          New Jersey
grantee - Joseph Kishbough of Sussex County, New Jersey
lot - 150 acres situate in Sussex County, New Jersey
consideration - $400
bordering - Thomas Blair
            William Cool
            Cornelius Hoff
            Daniel Coxe
witnesses - Edward A. Rockhill
            Thomas Lewis
witnessed - September 26, 1800
judge - Joseph Bevers
recorded - March 23, 1801

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From "Sussex County, New Jersey Deed Abstracts Volume E" by Clyde W. Downing in
2007:

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Pg. 32, 26 September 1800, John C. Rockhill Esq. of Hunterdon County &
Gaynor his wife to Joseph Kishbough of Sussex County.  $400.00 ... 150
acres on the North side of Paulins Kill as surveyed to Dr. John Rockhill
adjoining the plantation formerly of Thomas Blair.  Mentions William Coxe,
Cornelius Hoff & Daniel Coxe.  Both signed.  Witnesses: Edward
A. Rockhill & Thomas Lewis.  On 26 September 1800 they deposed to Judge
Joseph Bevers (probably of Hunterdon County)

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date - July 6, 1822
grantor - David Kern Sr and (wife) Christene of Knowlton Township,
          Sussex County, New Jersey
grantee - heirs of Joseph Kishpoch
          widow - Margret Kishpoch
          daughters - Elizabeth Lineberry (wife of John Lineberry)
                      Anne Twining (wife of John)
          sons - Jessee, Henry, Charles, and Andrew
lot - 54 1/2 acres situate in Knowlton Township, Sussex County, New Jersey
consideration - $400
bordering - John Linnaberry
witnesses - James Vankirk (and judge)
            John Walker
witnessed - July 6, 1822
recorded - August 23, 1822

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