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date - March 20, 1816
grantor - Levi Cook and (wife) Mary of Newton Township, Sussex County,
          New Jersey
grantee - John Kishpaugh of Newton Township, Sussex County, New Jersey
lot - 171 acres
consideration - $140
witnesses - Barnabas Swayze (and judge)
            Jonah Turner
witnessed - December 3, 1816
recorded - January 25, 1817

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date - April 26, 1817
grantor - James Parker, Elisabeth Parker and Gertrude Parker
grantee - John Kischbagh of Newton Township, Sussex County, New Jersey
lot - 63 85/100 acres situate in Hardyston Township, Sussex County,
      New Jersey
consideration - $383.10
bordering - Abraham Mapeter
witnesses - Francis W. Bunley
            Susan Parker
witnessed - April 26, 1817
judge - James Skinner
recorded - June 24, 1817
notes - land surveyed May 12, 1786
        James Parker named as son of James Parker, deceased, of Perth
        Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey, name of the spouse of James
        Parker Sr - Gertrude (deceased), Elisabeth Parker and Gertrude
        Parker both daughters of Cortland Lewis Parker, a son of James
        Parker Sr

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

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Johannes Kishpaugh, the son of Johan Jost and Anna Elizabeth Geirsbach
[sic] must've died in 1835 as his inventory was taken September 12, 1835
and is found in the New Jersey Archives &# [sic] 5899-S, Trenton, N.J.
Johannes is mentioned in Snell's History as one of the first settlers of
Stillwater, New Jersey and he was a member of the Stillwater Reformed Church
with his brother Henry.
  A letter passed down in the Michigan line of the family and given to
Flo Kishpaugh by Mrs.. [sic] George C. Kishpaugh is as follows: "Having
occasion to verify some family history.  I came across some notes made by my
sister Jenny, relative to the Kishpaughs, given her by Aunt Jane Waldren.
Your grandfather, Jonas Kishpaugh, was born in LaFayette Twp., Sussex
Co., New Jersey (newton [sic] being the County seat) January 31, 1796.
His father was John Kishpaugh, and hits [sic] wife was Charity Withrow,
daughter of a Presbyterian preacher and wife, both of Holland Dutch descent,
and not living far from New York City.  His sister was Mrs. Jane Snooks.
His half-sister was Lizzie Kaltz, mother of John M. and Barbara Kaltz, who
were twins.  Two other half-sisters were Mary and Elizabeth.  His half-brother
Joseph went to New York State and had a big family.  Your Grandmother,
Rachel K., was the daughter of John & Nancy Onsted, born October 2, 1806
and married Jonas, November 1825.  Rachel K., died April 30, 1869 and
Jonas died February 24, 1873.  They were buried in Tecumseh, Michigan.
the [sic] Struble family comes through the Snook's line.  Neither Kaltz
had families, Barbara (a maid) & john [sic] (A bachelor).  George K., was
born June 19, 1830, in Sussex Co., N.J. and died in 1897 or 1896.  he [sic]
married 1. Mary Baker, January 1, 1855 and 2. Esther Baker, January 6, 1869.
She died July 28, 1922.  Fred K., was born October 25, 1870 and married
1. Rose Still, March 24, 1892.. [sic]  She died, December 1928.  he [sic]
married 2. Elizabeth ------, December 22, 1939.  She died December 21, 1945.
Frank K., was born September 2, 1875 and died May 1, 1945.  Charles k. [sic]
was born December 21, 1880 and died April 19, 1919.  Florence k. [sic]
(Chatfiedl [sic]) was born April 8, 1878 and died August 1935.  Joans [sic]
K., was born January 31, 1796 and died February 1873.  Rachel K., was born
October 2, 1808 and died April 30, 1869."

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