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An Aden Antrim was also listed in Springfield Twp., Essex Co., NJ in the 1796 tax list. The 1820 census is 01000100121010.

The Records of the Burlington Monthly Meeting of Friends: "Adin Antrum was born 22 of 2 mo. 1757."

According to his father's will, "Adin Antram now lives bounded on the South by the great road leading from Jobs Town to Slab Town [New Jersey], on the north by David Antram's line, on the West by land late Jonathan Stockton and on the east by Isaac Barton's line."

Burlington Co., NJ Deeds: 5 June 1800- Aden Antrim, Weaver, and Sarah his wife to Henry Chambers, Farmer, "...by virtue of one certain indenture under the hands of...Solomon Ridgway, R. Strettell, and John Black Commissioners of the loan office for the county aforesaid bearing date..." 4 March 1788 "became seized in fee of and in a certain parcel of meadow..." for £540. 7 1/2 acres "Beginning at a stake in a ditch and in the line of William Black also corner to the said Aden Antrim's other meadow by which it is bounded. 1st along the South side of the water course of a ditch North seventy four degrees and thirty minutes West seven chains and fifty nine links to a stake at the Junction of one other ditch thence 2nd by the same along one other ditch and crossing the water course of the same obliquely South eighty six degrees one chain and forty seven links to the Intersection of one other ditch and the line of Nathan Folwell's meadow by which it is bounded 3d along a ditch or water course North six degrees west three chains and sixty four links to the said Folwell's corner in Assiscunk Creek and in the line of William Black thence 4th up the said Creek in the middle of the water course North Eighty three degrees and fifteen minutes East nine chains to a stake in the said creek and corner to the said Black thence 5th by the same along one other ditch South one degree and thirty minutes East six chains and sixty links to the beginning containing four acres one rood and sixteen square perches more or less..."
Jonc. Thwaine [?] Adin Antrim (seal)
Thos. Adams Sarah Antrim (seal)

Adin Antrim to Lucretia Stockton 181(?)
Adin Antrim to Jennings Gaskill 181(?)

1 January 1813- Adin Antram and Sarah his wife to Lucretia Stockton all of Springfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ, $2027.90, 4 pieces in Springfield Twp. "Lot No 1...Beginning at a stone corner to Samuel Mason's land and corner to Thomas Gaskill's senr land in the road leading from Jobstown to Burlington and running from thence 1st north eighty six degrees and fifteen minutes west seventeen chains and twenty links to a stake in the road and in the line of Thomas Gaskill Junior land and corner to land late the property of Jonathan Stockton, Deceased by which it runs 2nd north fifteen degrees and twenty two minutes East thirty one chains and fifty eight links to a stone by a pin oak in the line of David Antram's land by which it runs 3d south forty nine degrees and fifty minutes east ten chains and ninety three links to a stone in the road leading from Jobstown to Black horse corner to Samuel Mason's land thence 4th by said Mason's land south one degree and fifteen minutes East twenty four chains and forty six links to the Beginning" 36.45 acres. "Lot No 2...Beginning at a stake in the Burlington road in the line of Thomas Gaskill's land by which it runs 1st North eighty six degrees and fifteen minutes west, seven chains and fifty six links to a stake corner to James Simpson's lot by which it runs 2nd North six degrees and fifteen minutes east seven chains and eight links to a large white oak then 3rd by land belonging to the heirs of Jonathan Stockton, deceased south eighty six degrees and fifteen minutes east seven chains and fifty two links to a stone thence 4th south six degrees west seven chains and eight links to the Beginning" 5.79 acres. "Lot No 3...Beginning at a stone in the side of the meadow corner to Stockton's land aforesaid and corner to Edward Ewan's land by which it runs 1st South twenty eight degrees four chains and sixty links to a stone in the side of the bank then 2d North fifty six degrees west seven chains to a stake on a ditch bank, then 3d North one degree and ten minutes East six chains and thirty one links to a stake in a bank then 4th south sixty one degrees and thirty minutes east one chain and thirty nine links then 5 South fifty degrees and fifteen minutes east eight chains and fifty eight links to the place of Beginning" 4.17 acres "Lot No 4...Beginning at a stone on a ditch bank corner to Stockton's land aforesaid by which it runs 1st South sixty two degrees west three chains and ninety five links to a stone in the road leading from Testington to Black horse, then 2d along said road north seven degrees and thirty minutes west six chains and thirty nine links to a stone then 3d north twelve degrees west fifteen chains and ninety eight links to a stone on the west side of said road then 4th south sixty degrees and thirty minutes east twelve chains & seventy five links to a large water oak then 5 [?] south fourteen degrees west fourteen chains and twenty six links to the place of beginning" 12.04 acres "...the said Adin Antram became seized of by virtue of the last will and testament of his father Thomas Antram decd."
Thomas Adams Adin Antram (seal)
Sarah Antram (seal)

1 June 1813- Adin Antrim and Sarah his wife of Springfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ to John Newbold, Isaac Bigelow, and John S. Smith all of Springfield Twp., $50. "...in the following described tracts of land & cedar swamp situate in the township of Northampton in the county aforesaid No 1 being bound as follows Beginning at a cedar tree for a corner standing about half a mile to the southeast of Bards Sawmill and from thence running North eighty four degrees East nine chains & fifty links to a pine thence south forty seven degrees East two chains and ninety links to a stake corner to Nathan Folewells lot then by the same South twenty poles four degrees West ten chains to a pine thence North sixty five degrees west six chains and a half to a white oak thence North five degrees west six chains and a half to a white oak thence North five degrees west seven chains & eighteen links to the place of Beginning containing 7 acres...Lot No 2 Beginning at a pine tree corner to lot No by which it runs North twenty four Degrees East ten chains to a Stake thence South forty seven degrees East ninety two links to a pine thence south twenty five degrees east ten chains & fifty links to a pine corner to Nathan Folwell then by the same south eighteen degrees East thirteen chains to a pine in the outbounds of the whole purchase then North eighty five degrees West seven chains to a pine thence North six chains to a pine then North sixty seven degrees West four chains to a pine then North fifteen degrees wess five chains and eight links to a pine then North sixty five degrees Wess two chains to the beginning containing thirteen acres of Cedar swamp & pine land..Lot No 3, bounded as follows Beginning at a pine on the North side of a cedar swamp about half a mile to the North ward of a cedar swamp belonging to the Widow Mills Baines Bard & Company and runs thence seventy five chains & fifty links to a pine on the south side of said swamp then up the South side of the swamp East thirteen chins to a pine then across the end North five chains & fifty links to a pine sampling then west thirteen chains to the beginning containing seven acres of Cedar swamp...Lot No 4...Beginning at a pine standing on the North side of a small cedar swamp and marked with the letters IP and runs from thence down the said swamp North eighty five degrees West seven chains to a pine then across the swamp south five degrees west five chains to a pine on the south side then along the south side eighty five degrees East seven chains to a post then about five degrees East five chains to the Beginning containing three acres & a half...All of which said lots the said Adin Antram became seized of by virtue of the last will & testament of his father Thomas Antram Deceased who became seized of the same by virtue of the following s---- instruments of writing viz- deed from John Monrow to Thomas Antram & others Dated the 21 Day of september 1752, a release from Nathan Folwell Isaac Antram Daniel Antram & Nathan Folwell Jnr dated the 13th Day of November 1752 which instruments of writing so recited relate to the first two lots lot No 3 & 4 the said Thomas Antram did release the deed bearing date the 4th day of May 1773 the release being dated the 15th day of the eighth Month 1779.
William Gaskill Adin Antram (seal)
Thos Gaskill Junr. Sarah Antram (seal)

1 June 1813- Aidin Haynes/Adin Antram and Sarah to Jennings Gaskill, all of Springfield Twp., Burlington Co., $270 all of Springfield Twp., in Springfield Twp., "Beginning at a post in the meadows corner to David Antram's land by which it runs first North eighty seven degrees & three minutes west eight chains and seventy links part way along a Ditch to a post at the intersection of a ditch then 2d along a Ditch north two degrees & forty five minutes west seven chains & fifty two lines to a stake at the intersection of the ditches then 3d by Henry Chamber's land and along a ditch North eighty two Degrees & thirty five minutes East one chain forty five links to a post in the turn of the ditch then 4th along the same south three degrees & fifty minutes East seven chains and sixty six links to a stake at the intersection of the ditches, then 5th by William Black's line and along a ditch South two degrees & forty five minutes East six chains to the place of beginning containing six acres of land...part of a certain piece of meadow which the said Adin Antram became seized of by virtue of the last will & testament of his father Thomas Antram and by virtue of conveyance from the commissioners of the loan office dated the 4th of March 1788.
William Gaskill Adin Antrim (seal)
Thos Gaskill Sarah Antram (seal)

A patent (deed): Adin Antrim, of Butler County, Ohio, from James Madison, President of the United States, 25 Oct 1813, SW 1/4 sec.1 T5 R2E. registered at the Land Office in Cincinnati. Full payment made.

A will was left by Aden Antrim of the township of Milford in the County of Butler. He bequeathed to his wife Sarah all the residue of his estate, as long as she remain his widow, that is part 1/4 sec. 1 T5 R2 where he now lives. At the end of her widowhood the land plus the piece of land on which there is a schoolhouse to be divided equally between daughters Elizabeth and Sarah. To daughter Martha Antrim wife of Caleb Antrim 17 acres on the corner of the SW 1/4, to her son Adin on her death. To daughter Keziah Lurkins 17 acres on NW corner of the quarter, after her death to her son Joseph Lurkins. To daughters Hannah Horner and Prudence Horner the remainder, at Hannah's death to her son Caleb Antrim, Prudence to her and her assignees forever. To son William Antrim and to Nancy Lawrence wife of Benjamin Lawrence $2 apiece. Wife Sarah and son William executors. 27th Sep 1830.

He married Sarah Conarroe (161) (A243), 1777, in NJ. Children:

i. Martha[7] Antrim. Born, 1 Apr 1780. Died, 15 Oct 1880. She married Caleb Antrim, 1800.

ii. Nancy Antrim. Born, 25 Jun 1780. Died, 1828. She married Benjamin Lawrence, 1800.

iii. William Antrim. Born, 12 Feb 1784, in Burlington, NJ[167]. Died, 17 Apr 1863, in Somerville, Butler, OH[167]. He married Rachel Briant, 15 Dec 1805[167].

iv. Kezziah Antrim. Born, 1786. Died, 1856. She married Jonathan Lurkins.

v. Hannah Antrim. Born, 15 Jun 1788, in NJ[36]. Died, 19 Oct 1877. Census: 1870, in Gratis Twp., Preble Co., OH. Census: 1850, in Wayne Twp., Butler Co., OH. Census: 1860, in West Elkton, Preble Co., OH. She married, first, Jonathan Horner, 25 Dec 1820, in Butler, OH. She married, second, an unknown man.

103 vi. >Prudence Antrim.

vii. Betsy Antrim.

viii. Sarah Antrim. Born, 29 Oct 1795. Died, 6 Feb 1887. She married James Stephens, 28 Jan 1830.