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Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

aycockcourtney — 2012-04-05 03:02:41Z

The William Aycock 1705 - 1765 DID NOT move to Ga. His daughter Winifred Aycock Lane, her husband Jesse , Brothers did about 1784 but William 1705 couldn't have because he died in Orange County NC in 1765 & his 2nd wife Rebecca died in 1794 in NC. Mable

Stephens/Aycock-Clayton/Fayetteville GA

KIRSTENALVORD — 2012-04-04 02:07:04Z

Hello I am researching my Family history. The names of Stephens and Aycock are from my Ex husbands side. I have very little information. My ex husband is Charles Kevin Stephens born in 1970 in Atlanta GA. (No Contact w/ex or his family)His parents are Charles Perry Stephens out of Riverdale, and Iris Carolyn Aycock. I do not have any names of Iris Aycocks siblings. I have met a few of the family members but have no memory of their names off hand. I believe I remember that there was 6 or 7 brothers and sisters. I am researching the family for my children, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank You Kirsten Stephens

jesse aycock

ran2325 — 2012-03-29 03:06:43Z

1788
* Will, Warren County, North Carolina [5 May 1788]. August
Court, 1788.
Will of RICHARD ACOCK. WIFE: MARY [CLAIRBORNE]
SONS: ABNER ACOCK, JOHN
ACOCK, RICHARD ACOCK. DAUGHTERS: ELIZABETH ACOCK ANDERSON,
MARTHA ACOCK
KNIGHT, ANN ACOCK SMART, PIETY ACOCK AMART, RHODA ACOCK HUDSON AND
MARY
ACOCK GARDNER. GRANDSON: JESSE AYCOCK. [SOURCE:
Warren County, North
Carolina, Will Book 5, page 99]

Re: Aycock DNA project -- update!

aycockjr — 2012-01-31 03:02:52Z

I am interested in the DNA test. Can you send me additional information?
My great great grandfather was Alfred McNeil Aycock. Our understanding is that he is from Wake county North Carolina.

John Aycock

Re: Aycock DNA project -- update!

raycock_1 — 2011-11-08 22:41:10Z

I actually know some Aycock males from Jesse's line. I'm hopeful they will participate. Time will tell.

Re: Ayock - AL

aminter_1 — 2011-11-08 16:01:17Z

My great grandfather only moved to northern AL around 1925. His people are from northeastern GA and used to spell their name Aycock, but they changed it to Aycox (reason currently unknown).

Re: Aycocks from Georgia

aminter_1 — 2011-11-08 15:58:50Z

That was my mother's post (5yrs ago) but I've taken up the search. You say Armstead was your ggg-grandfather? Would you mind outlining your lineage? You can email me at slueth4truth@gmail.com
I'll share with you what I know about the Witchers and Aycocks.

Re: Aycock DNA project -- update!

jkhart196 — 2011-11-08 05:07:14Z

If you are really trying to find someone of Jesse's line to test for DNA, you should look in the area of LaGrange and Kinston, NC. My great-grandfather, Turner Calvin Aycock, was a direct male-line descendant of Jesse. Turner had five sons:

Burtus Edgar LaFayette Aycock (1910-1966 d. Fayetteville NC)
Addison Gorden Aycock (1915-1982 d. LaGrange, NC)
Alison James Aycock (1918-1964 d. Jacksonville, NC)
William Alvin Aycock (1921-1989 d. Goldsboro, NC)
Milford Bratley 'Doc' Aycock (1928-1967 d. Kinston, NC)

Unfortunately for the DNA project, I am descended from his daughter Mary Luvinia, so I can't do the test myself.

Re: Aycock DNA project -- update!

jkhart196 — 2011-11-08 04:55:05Z

Too bad my great uncle A.G. isn't still around. He was a direct male-line descendant of Jesse. Unfortunately, he had only a daughter.

Re: Aycock DNA project -- update!

raycock_1 — 2011-11-08 03:32:46Z

DNA update:

1. I have a positive match with the only other Aycock male I'm aware of that has tested thus far. He comes from the James Aycock line (supposed son of William [born 1705 VA]).
2. I have another match with a male that appears to be linked to the Charles Aycock of Wayne and Dobbs Counties.
3. I am currently evaluating two other male matches. More to come on these.

Re: Aycock DNA project -- update!

raycock_1 — 2011-11-08 03:25:11Z

Jesse had a large extended family of descendants. I'm sure someone out there will meet the requirements. One can only hope!

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

raycock_1 — 2011-11-08 03:17:06Z

No, I have no more information than has already been put forth. Just wanted to acknowledge it was supposition only.

By the way, DNA testing is yielding some positive results. I have tested as a match with the only other known Aycock family member to participate to date. I am from the Reddick Aycock line, and the other individual is from the James Aycock line. That is, James, supposed son of William (born 1705, VA). And, I'm working on a possible match with the Charles Aycock line (Wayne and Dobbs Counties). Perhaps DNA testing will continue to be a useful tool in threading together our family brick walls. Time will tell.

I do think the theories of an earlier Aycock generation in the Wayne County region are very plausible.

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

jkhart196 — 2011-11-08 02:50:05Z

I got it from a compilation of Aycock attributions that was put together by Earl Bell. You can find it here:

http://files.usgwarchives.net/nc/wilson/bios/aycock71gbs.txt

But even in this link, it's just an editor's note, not a detailed attribution. If you have other documents showing a John or other children, I think we would all be interested.

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

raycock_1 — 2011-11-08 02:39:53Z

Yes, I noted the issue with William almost as soon as I hit the send button on my previous post. That 1702 date does indeed pose a problem, or an opportunity, depending on the way one looks at it.

Regarding the sons of Thomas, where is the record which lists these children? I've seen none. I thought the idea that Thomas sired Richard, Robert, and William was just supposition based on dates in scant records of the time. Has someone found a will or other document showing these to be the children of Thomas?

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

jkhart196 — 2011-11-08 02:19:31Z

The problem is that the William Aycock who landed in Craven County did so in 1702, It would be another 38 years before William moved out of Virginia and into North Carolina. In fact, in 1702, William son of Thomas was only two years old.

William son of Thomas is also pretty well-documented, through living 20 years or so in Bertie county, then for the remainder of his life in the Swift Creek area of Johnson County. (Which may in fact be the same place - I'd have to map it.)

I also have no record of Thomas having a son John. The records I am looking at (compiled by Earl Bell) show only three: William, Robert, and Richard.

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

raycock_1 — 2011-11-06 17:48:33Z

I'd like to offer another possible theory. Thomas Aycock was the first Aycock ancestor, arriving to VA at Jamestown, eventually settling in the Charles City County area. He had children Richard, Sr., John, Sr., William, Robert, and Elizabeth. Richard's son Richard, Jr. eventually relocated to the Granville/Bute area, where he raised a large family. His family tree is well documented from there. John, Sr. and William relocated to Brunswick County, VA, before moving into NC, William first to Northampton County, while John relocated further south to Craven County. After a time, William joined John in Craven County, which eventually became Dobbs, Johnston, and Wayne Counties. Jesse, and the "other children" (John, Jr., Charles, Simon, Thomas, etc.) could be the offspring of either William or John. John, Jr. was likely the only known child of John, Sr., barring further evidence. For the rest, it's a pick 'em. The only problem with this theory is the mention of a William Aycock in the early ship passenger list. Perhaps this is the same William from Northampton. Could he have taken passage aboard ship to reach his destination?

Re: Aycock DNA project -- update!

raycock_1 — 2011-11-04 01:25:44Z

Please email me at r.aycock@comcast.net. I'll be happy to answer any questions you might have, and walk you through the process. It's quite easy.

Re: jesse aycock

abros43 — 2011-10-07 23:51:15Z

You have posted an incorrect abstract from Abner Aycock's WILL. He also had a son named William Aycock who is mentioned in the orginal WILL.

william aycock

ran2325 — 2011-10-06 06:00:23Z

1664

* Court Minutes, Charles City County, Virginia (December, 1664). JOHN COGAN proved rights to 600 acres for importing THOMAS AYCOCK and others. [SOURCE: VIRGINIA COLONIAL ABSTRACTS, Volume 13, page 23]

[Eds. Note: THOMAS AYCOCK is believed to have had three sons:

(1) WILLIAM AYCOCK b. about 1700 in Prince George County, VA. first wife is not known, his second wife was RECECCA PACE, d. 1765 in Orange County, NC, Estate Administered, August, 1766;

(2) RICHARD AYCOCK; and

(3) ROBERT AYCOCK, married Mary

* Court Orders, Charles City County, Virginia. 1664-65. JOHN COGAN proves rights to 600 acres for transport of THOMAS AYCOCK [1664]

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

drader77 — 2011-09-23 14:15:39Z

I am able to go downt here this afternoon -- I live in Raleigh. But it still isn't clear to me what that reference is. I went back to the original on-line source, and it still seems ambiguous. I may try to email the author.

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

jkhart196 — 2011-09-19 02:55:54Z

Well, I guess I'm related to your wife, too. Drusilla Bardin and Hardy Hooks are also up my family tree, and I had Drusilla's parentage back a couple of generations. But because Charity was not mentioned in Drusilla's father Jacob's will, I didn't know if they were the same Jacob Bardin, or if Charity was indeed Jacob Bardin's daughter.

I think it likely that Charity was the daughter of the same Jacob Bardin, given the land transfer between Jacob and Jesse Aycock about the time of Jesse and Charity's marriage. And the 1786 Census for Wayne County only shows three Bardins: Jacob, James (his son) and Jesse (his brother), so there were no other Bardin's in the area. Jacob Bardin had two sons, James and George, but George died young, I think. There are several daughters mentioned in Jacob's will, but not Charity. However, the will was witnessed by Jesse and Elias Aycock, so this Jacob obviously knew them.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bargen/jba...

For the moment, I'm accepting that Jacob was the father of both Drusilla and Charity, and that Charity simply received nothing in his will. Jesse was probably well-established enough that Charity needed nothing, and it is also possible that Charity was already dead. (I have her DoD as 'before 1787,' but have no proof of exact date, and Jacob's will was written 14 Oct 1786.)

I've seen others list Jacob's wife as Sarah or Sallie Pipkin, but Pipkin was the name of her first husband. Her maiden name was Futrell. But again, I'm taking things that others have listed on Ancestry.com - I'm not sure of the documentation.

I'll keep looking, and if I find any proof, I'll let you know. And tell my other cousin hello for me.

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

drader77 — 2011-09-18 16:04:18Z

Hmmm. Well, I guess I don't KNOW much about that family. Need to spend some time doing that. I have seen Charity listed as daughter of both Jacob Barden and Jesse Barden, purported to be brothers, and living nearby. All that is hearsay, as far as I know -- but I could just be uninformed.

I have some information on Jacob because my wife is also descended from his daughter Druscilla (married Hardy Hooks), and because I have mapped his 1744 land grant on the southside of Great Swamp. Haven't gotten around to exploring that land for the home site yet. Have Jacob's will dated 1786 (which doesn't list Charity) and inventory from 1787. Never looked at Jesse Barden records, except a few land records in mapping the Great Swamp area.

Most folks seem to list Jacob's birth as about 1705, in Chowan Precinct, but I have no idea based on what. He had to be born before 1723 to get that land grant. I have seen his marriage to Sarah/Sallie Pipkin? listed as 1729, but again I do not know the basis of that.

Let me poke through the stuff I've got, and maybe I can also look through the land records and see if anything jumps out about her parentage, and then about both Jesse Barden and Jacob Barden. Others may have something definitive on it.

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

jkhart196 — 2011-09-18 05:23:34Z

Doug,

Now that we've run our theory about Jesse's parentage into the ground, I'm working on parts of my family tree around him. What can you tell be about Charity Barden's father Jacob? I have nothing but the name - no dates, no place of birth, no nothing. What's known about him?

Thanks,

Jim

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

jkhart196 — 2011-09-12 02:34:07Z

Well, it just says Craven County, which didn't even exist until 1712. In 1702, it was still Bath County. But the fact that they bothered to give the area a name would indicate that someone was living there. The Tuscarora Wars were well underway there, and Beaufort, NC was built in 1709 on land taken from them. So I don't know where Richard Dobbs Speight got his data, but it obviously went back farther than his own life.

I've never been to the NC Archives. Perhaps I should go.

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

abros43 — 2011-09-12 01:52:21Z

Thanks for all the information. I will let everyone know new/proof info when I find it.

Ann

Re: AYCOCK, AYCOTH

aycockcourtney — 2011-09-11 18:20:49Z

Acock\Aycock\Aycoth--Name charge-- Starting with Acock name
William Acock 1705-1765 Va, to NC-D- Orange County NC- his son
Charles Acock - b-abt-1734-Va to NC- d-1791 Darlington SC
His son, Ophaniah Acock b BETWEEN 1774-1790 ??? d- 1820-1830- son
Charles William Acock abt- 1812-1820- D 1862 Petersburg Va [ Civil War] buried at Blandford Chapel, Petersburg Va.--- His children [ all born BEFOR 1850 in Darlington , SC ] listed in 1850 census in Anson County NC as Acock- Charles William Acock -wife Elizabeth Ann -children -William Henry \ Elcorah [ Elcora\ Ella Cora\ - Sylvester\ John Quincy\ Elizabeth Ann [ not sure what happened to her , need help ]& my G Grandfather Charles Augustus b- 1851 in either Anson or Union county NC. All listed as Acock up to 1870- Then in 1880 - all were listed as Aycoth. - William Henry, John Quincy, Sylvester were listed as Aycoth after 1880. Sylvester is buried as [ Civil War marker ] as Aycock at Macedonia Baptist Church, Union County NC - Along with his mother [ Elizabeth Ann Hill Acock\Aycock ] as Eliz Ann Aycoth- 1822-1894 my G grandfather Charles Augustus Acock\Aycock- 1851-1935 -his son, my grandfather Isom Newton [ I.N.] Aycock - wifes & children-These two Acock\Aycock men would not let anyone spell their name Aycoth because they said were Aycocks- We do not know why the spelling of the name was changed unless the census taker didn't know how to spell it.
I live on Acock\Aycock land that has been in the family over 100 years & was left to me & all my sibling in 1939 when Ison Newton died- It is told that some timber from the farm was used to build the first Macedonia Baptist Ch.--Church is one mile from my home & we are having the Acock\Aycock\Aycoth reunion there the 4th Sat, in Oct.
We need for the Aycoths to come to find their ancestors & for us to get their info. for the Aycock Center up near Fremont NC HOPE THIS HELPS WITH THE NAME CHANGE- Thanks- Mable - daughter dau. of Nettie Ardina Aycock Courtney dau. of Isom Newton Aycock

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

aycockcourtney — 2011-09-11 18:14:21Z

Ann, check with Charles Aycock in Mass. about Jesse, . Jesse is in his line I believe. Seems like Charles told me he helped Jane with Info. on her book & he has since written an Aycock Book. Due to my heath [ in wheelchair ] & him being so far from Monroe,NC,& legs bothering him, we may not get to have the Aycock\Aycoth reunion in Union County NC this year. I just don't know if he is able to attend as many reunions as in the pass but like me still works on our family & he still works on the Aycock Center.
Right now I'm trying to find info. on Rebecca Pace Aycock's sister Sarah Pace House becauce William's son by first wife, Charles married a Sarah House in Darlington County,SC in Nov. 1773. Charles Is my line.
Charles Aycock e mail address is CWMEA@AOL.COM & is listed in his old post here, Mable downtwdisc@aol.com

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

drader77 — 2011-09-11 04:57:02Z

Actually, I WAS thanking you -- I had that material, too, but just hadn't NOTICED the connection!

I get down to the NC Archives frequently (same building with the State Library), and will find the original source. I will be out of town next week, but will get down there as soon as I can.

I am somewhat confused by the citation -- and 1702 would be REALLY early for the New Bern area . . . I thought 1710 was the earliest settlement there.

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

jkhart196 — 2011-09-11 02:31:45Z

"Thanks, jkhart!"

Thanks to Earl Bell. I was just passing along something that he found in his research that offered a possible alternative to Jesse's parentage. The arrival in Craven County of William Aycock on the Linder in 1702, followed by the testimony of John Aycock in Craven County in 1740, gives some credence to the idea that John was descended from William and that there was a family of Aycocks in NC that did not come down from VA, but arrived separately, directly from England.

I have been trying to find other records of the Linder, to see if there are connections to other immigrants on that ship. So far, no luck. But I suppose I should look in the book in which the William Aycock record was found. Perhaps we could find connections to other families on board that could provide clues to William's life and friends.

Anyone know where to find "Richard Dobbs Spaight, RECORDS OF CRAVEN COUNTY [NC], citation from Draughton"?

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

jkhart196 — 2011-09-11 01:20:23Z

Richard's wife's name was either Claiborne or Clairborne. Considering as how spelling was sort of random at the time, it could be either. My sources are:

* Individuals registered in Bristol Parish, Virginia Register in 1742. RICHARD AYCOCK. registered in Bristol Parish in 1742. RICHARD AYCOCK of Bristol Parish, Virginia father of RICHARD AYCOCK of Granville County, North Carolina. ELIZABETH AYCOCK, born 4 December 1742, baptized 10 April 1743, daughter of RICHARD AND MARY AYCOCK Family moved to Granville County, North Carolina in 1754, wife's maiden name was MARY CLAIBORNE. CHILDREN: ABNER AYCOCK, MARY AYCOCK, ELIZABETH AYCOCK. ELIZABETH AYCOCK [Anderson] died in Warren County, North Carolina in 1789 [from an unpublished genealogy] [SOURCE: The Vestry Book and Register of Bristol Parish, Virginia, 1720 - 1789. Class "F", 232, Book "B" 8 - B. Library of Congress, Washington, DC.]

* Will, Warren County, North Carolina [5 May 1788]. August Court, 1788. Will of RICHARD ACOCK. WIFE: MARY [CLAIRBORNE] SONS: ABNER ACOCK, JOHN ACOCK, RICHARD ACOCK. DAUGHTERS: ELIZABETH ACOCK ANDERSON, MARTHA ACOCK KNIGHT, ANN ACOCK SMART, PIETY ACOCK AMART, RHODA ACOCK HUDSON AND MARY ACOCK GARDNER. GRANDSON: JESSE AYCOCK. [SOURCE: Warren County, North Carolina, Will Book 5, page 99]

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

drader77 — 2011-09-11 01:18:32Z

I posted my original comments based on work I did in the run-up to Charles' book . . . I did large sections of the Jesse/James/Benjamin chapters for him, and also sent him this intriguing Aycock Swamp material before it was published, but it didn't make it into the volume. My wife descends from this line.

The material I posted remains unpublished, though it is used in several manuscripts I am assembling about the first generation (1738-1750) of settlers into the "void" left behind after the Tuscarora War (at least from the Eurpean perspective!).

Charles' book (expanded from Edith Jane Everline Aycock's 1987/97 work) makes clear that the parentage of the (Johnston/Dobbs/Wayne) Jesse Aycock was uncertain. He repeats the often told "word of mouth" story that Jesse was the son of William Aycock, who died when his horse spooked crossing a river (which one is unknown!). He goes on to say that others list Jesse as the son of William (born 1705 in VA), but that exhaustive research by him and by EJEA could not prove either contention.

Charles also mentions an intriguing early record from 1740 in Craven County, where John Aycock gave evidence to the court for the King against John Matthews.

Thus, I am intrigued by the item posted by jkhart196 about the 1702 passenger list to Craven County, and the theory he espouses -- which I deem quite reasonable. One can imagine John Aycock, son of that William, giving evidence in 1740 in New Bern at the same time he was scoping land options up the Neuse basin, up Contentnea Creek. The very first grants in the upper half of the Contentnea Basin were issued in 1738/39, and only a handful there had been issued by 1744/45. (That area is the heart of the former Tuscarora Nation, with village sites all around!)

Then, if John had children Jesse, Thomas and John during the 1740's and early 1750's (and perhaps plus others -- maybe Charles and William, to match the militia records from the late 1760s), but died during or just after the pre-Wayne "burned" period, there would be no extant estate records for John. (Many of the earliest Wayne records
were also lost when Cornwallis came through in May, 1781. Interestingly, I have re-mapped the Cornwallis route for author Emily Weil, and believe that at least part of the British Army crossed Aycock Swamp and marched right past Contentnea Quaker Meeting, and these Aycock's abodes.)

John Aycock being the one who bought the land from Jonas Cook (located, as I said previously, on the banks of Aycock Swamp next to the unknown Aycock lands!), recorded about 1761 makes him of legal age at that time, reinforcing this view. John Aycock then presumably sells land (one can never prove what instrument is shown in the cross-index!) to William Lancaster recorded roughly 1774. NONE of the other Dobbs/Wayne Aycocks execute ANY land recorded instruments during this Dobbs period (aside from the previously mentioned grant to William Aycock, which was undobtedly upstream).

Perhaps Jesse is the oldest, marries first, and receives land from his father-in-law Jacob Barden/Bardin (just upstream from his father), recorded about 1763 (making him born probably a smidgen earlier than most records state, say 1742).

His brothers Charles and William are are old enough to join him in the militia in 1767 (though John Sr. is too old?), but John Jr. and Thomas are too young. William shows up in the Dobbs 1780 census records, and listed as too old to fight in the Dobbs Rev. War records from 1781 -- which one I do not know!

John Aycock Sr. (note!) entered in 1778 and then received in 1779 a land grant in the upper part of Aycock Swamp, at the same time that Jesse does the same near his father-in-law on Little Swamp, off Great Swamp, a short distance upstream. Thomas Aycock enters in 1779 and receives in 1783 land also on Aycock Swamp. John Aycock Sr. sells his land shortly after (listed in 1782 and 1786, but I need to check the deed dates!), at which time John Aycock, Jr. is also engaged in land sales. Thomas leaves an 1807 will.

Anyway, there are holes in this story, and different possible interpretations, but it sure looks reasonable to me! that's my fable, and I am sticking to it -- until someone proves it wrong!

Thanks, jkhart!

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

drader77 — 2011-09-10 23:53:08Z

Right! Plus, that useful book is now up on line at:

http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/document.php?CISOROOT=/FH4...

Doesn't help, though, with the OTHER Jesse! This one was born in Granville area about 1768 and died likely in Mecklenburg Co., NC area about 1828, accoridng to that source.

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

abros43 — 2011-09-10 18:47:53Z

"Descendants of Richard and Mary Aycock of Warren Co. NC, Compiled by Jane Everline Aycock & Lillie Aycock Sirakos - 1994". This booklet is a great source on Richard and Mary Aycock's children. My wall is who is the father of this Richard Aycock. Jesse the grandson of Richard Aycock in his Will was John Aycock's son born c. 1768, Bute Co NC. Married Barbara Hufman August 16, 1788. Does anyone have proof of this Richards wife Mary's maiden name?
Abner Aycock, Sr. the son of Richard & Mary was a Revolution War Soldier lived in Warren Co. NC and my 3rd great grandfather.
Thanks, Ann

Re: Children of William, POPE, & Rebecca Pace Aycock BY AYCOCKCOURTNEY

aycockcourtney — 2011-09-10 13:28:21Z

INFO. I HAVE ON WILLIAM B-1705 D 1765 IN ORANGE CO BORN IN PRINCE GEORGE CO. VA. -MARRIED A MISS POPE- CHILDREN- THOMAS / JOHN / CHARLES /[[Charles D- 1791 IN DARLINGTON SC.]] / SIMON / all born between 1728-1735/ .---MARRIED REBECCA PACE IN 1736\38 - CHILDREN - RICHARD . B-1739 / WINIFRED B-1741.CHARLES M- SARAH HOUSE IN SC IN 1773 , HAD SON OPHANIAH M- WEALTHY BYRD THEY HAD SON CHARLES WILLIAM M- ELIZABETH ANN HILL, ALL LISTED IN DARLINGTON SC UNTIL 1840 ,THEN IN ANSON COUNTY NC IN 1850.I NEED TO CONNECT CHARLES D-1791 IN DARLINGTON TO MY CHARLES WILLIAN & ELIZABETH ANN HILL AYCOCK IN 1850 CENSUS IN ANSON CO. NC-FATHER OF WILLIAM HENRY / JOHN QUINCY SYLVESTER / ElENORA [Ella Cora] B & ELIZABETH B-1848.7 CHARLES AUGUSTUS b-1851 D 1935-[ MY G.GRANDFATHER-]DADDY CHARLES AGE 50 & SON SYLVESTER AGE 18 JOIN CIVIL WAR IN 1862- DADDY DIED AFTER 4 MONTHS IN PETERSBURG VA. SON CAME HOME TO UNION CO. NC & DIED IN 1921 , BURIED ALONG WITH MOTHER ELIZABETH.1822 - 1894 BROTHER CHARLES AUGUSTUS,HIS TWO WIFES ,3 CHILDREN & OTHER AYCOCK KIN ON THE AYCOCK PLOT AT MACEDONIA BAPTIST CH-.FOUND A CHARLES IN SC IN 1790 [ D -1791 ], OTHER CHARLES IN 1800. 1810 -1840 THEN MY CHARLES IN ANSON IN 1850 ANSON CO. AYCOCKCOURTNEY IN UNION CO. MONROE ,NC

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

jkhart196 — 2011-09-10 04:01:46Z

And just to muddy the water a little further, what can anyone tell me about this potential note in which Jesse is the grandson of Richard Aycock:

* Will, Warren County, North Carolina [5 May 1788]. August Court, 1788. Will of RICHARD ACOCK. WIFE: MARY {CLAIRBORNE] SONS: ABNER ACOCK, JOHN ACOCK, RICHARD ACOCK. DAUGHTERS: ELIZABETH ACOCK ANDERSON, MARTHA ACOCK KNIGHT, ANN ACOCK SMART, PIETY ACOCK AMART, RHODA ACOCK HUDSON AND MARY ACOCK GARDNER. GRANDSON: JESSE AYCOCK.
[SOURCE: Warren County, North Carolina, Will Book 5, page 99]

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

jkhart196 — 2011-09-10 03:57:17Z

Courtney: I think we would all be interested in your data, and also its source. If you can show that John and Thomas were sons of William (1705) by a previous wife, then that just leaves Jesse himself, and his parentage is still a mystery.

Re: Maude Fine

coramer — 2011-09-09 05:17:54Z

Pete, I saw your 1999 question regarding Maude Fine. Did you ever get any information on Maude? If not, I can give you some.

Claude Ramer
coramer@mac.com

Re: AYCOCK, AYCOTH [Sylvester]

aycockcourtney — 2011-07-09 00:59:42Z

Thanks for the info. I had right family ,wrong brother. Do you have much info. on Sylvester? His marker is pretty. A lot of the family are buried at Macedonia. I know a lot of his family that stayed here in Union County,NC. E mail me at downtwdisc@aol.com, Mable

Re: AYCOCK, AYCOTH

andyaycoth — 2011-07-08 16:49:32Z

I am the son of Charlie Aycoth from Union county N.C. My Grandfather was Edward Aycoth and his father (my GG dad)was Sylvester Aycoth. My dad was the only one of his siblings (10 total I think) to move to Texas. Myself and my son, Andrew T. Aycoth are the only ones carry on the family name here in Texas.

Re: Aycocks from Georgia

jewann — 2011-06-03 21:59:18Z

Hey I'm looking for that same Earl Aycock.Daisy maiden name was Witcher and Frank Waitcher was her father and Amanda Powell was her mother.My gggfather Armstead was her brother.

Re: Aycock DNA project -- update!

clint299 — 2011-05-17 01:29:14Z

Would also consider DNA testing. Please send me more info.
Thanks, Clint Aycock

Re: Aycock Swamp Aycocks, Wayne Co. NC 1743

jkhart196 — 2011-04-24 03:49:04Z

On this web page:

http://files.usgwarchives.net/nc/wilson/bios/aycock71gbs.txt

which lists many public records of Aycocks in Virginia and North Carolina from 1607 to 1800, I found the following tidbit:

NORTH CAROLINA

1702

* Ship Passenger List. to North Carolina on the LINDER, WILLIAM AYCOCK. #517. [SOURCE: Richard Dobbs Spaight, RECORDS OF CRAVEN COUNTY [NC], citation from Draughton]

Now, if one were to land in Craven County, one would only need to follow the Neuse River inland for 100 miles or so to get to... Aycock's Swamp.

In many family trees here, I have seen Jesse Aycock listed as the son of William Aycock, but they usually connect him to a William Aycock born 1705 in Charles City VA, who emigrated to Northampton Co NC ~1740 and later to Georgia. However, the points drader77 makes here (that the area was called Aycock's Swamp prior to 1740 and that there are other orphan Aycocks in the area) make this unlikely.

I'm working on a theory that Jesse, John, and Thomas may have all been sons or grandsons of the 1702 immigrant William Aycock. Any help or supporting information would be appreciated.

Re: William Aycock and Rebecca PACE

jkhart196 — 2011-04-24 02:26:37Z

You can also see a post on this here:

http://genforum.genealogy.com/nc/wayne/messages/830.html

Note my reply of finding an immigration record for a different William Aycock - not the one from Virginia - who may have been Jesse's father.

Re: William Aycock and Rebecca PACE

jkhart196 — 2011-04-24 02:05:48Z

I just found this web site:

http://files.usgwarchives.net/nc/wilson/bios/aycock71gbs.txt

It lists the following:

1664

* Court Minutes, Charles City County, Virginia (December, 1664). JOHN COGAN proved rights to 600 acres for importing THOMAS AYCOCK and others. [SOURCE: VIRGINIA COLONIAL ABSTRACTS, Volume 13, page 23]

[Eds. Note: THOMAS AYCOCK is believed to have had three sons:

(1) WILLIAM AYCOCK b. about 1700 in Prince George County, VA. first wife is not known, his second wife was RECECCA PACE, d. 1765 in Orange County, NC, Estate Administered, August, 1766;

(2) RICHARD AYCOCK; and

(3) ROBERT AYCOCK, married Mary

* Court Orders, Charles City County, Virginia. 1664-65. JOHN COGAN proves rights to 600 acres for transport of THOMAS AYCOCK [1664]

This proves, I think, that William Aycock (b 1705) was likely the son to Thomas Aycock who came from Britain in 1664.

I am still looking for some connection between Jesse Aycock (who lived in Wayne/Lenoir NC during the Revolutionary War) and his father. Many sites list William Aycock as his father, but others say that this is not true. Does anyone have proof?

Re: William Aycock and Rebecca PACE

jkhart196 — 2011-04-21 03:17:34Z

I am also a descendant of William Aycock and Rebecca Pace via Jesse Aycock and Charity Barden. I am particularly interested in William's parentage. I believe his father's name was either William or James, but I cannot find any information on either one that would confirm it. If you know anything about it, please contact me.

Jim Hart

Re: William Aycock and Rebecca PACE

acartwright2007 — 2011-03-29 19:17:11Z

Funny. My grandmother is named after Winnie. Mary Winifred Wacaser. She must have been a special person to have the name carried on for years. I will email you later.

And my apologies for all the typos in my previous email. Been a hectic week so far. <3

Re: William Aycock and Rebecca PACE

HeatherBowers — 2011-03-29 18:18:15Z

Hello there,

I also descend from William Aycock and Rebecca Pace Bradford, through there daughter Winifred Aycock who married Jessie LANE. Jessie and Winifred Aycock Lane had 16 children, only one died young. All the others left alot of descendants.
I have been to Winifred Aycock Lanes grave, which is located in Athends, GA on the property of University of GA campus.

I would love to share notes. Please contact me at:
HeatherWBowers@aol.com

Sincerely,

Heather W Bowers
By the way my middle intial stands for Winifred!

Re: William Aycock and Rebecca PACE

acartwright2007 — 2011-03-29 01:48:05Z

I know this thread is old, but I would love any information once may have and like to share on the Aycock's. William Aycock was my great x7 grandfather. His son, Richard, to Henry, to John, to James, to Ida Lillian, to Lillian Ida who married and Evers, then to my grandfather who is a Wacaser.

Thank you to all who have researched this line and have posted what you have. <3

Ellis B. Aycock (Mississippi or Tennesee)

aeladd — 2011-03-19 21:19:20Z

Hello All

Just wondering how Ellis B. Aycock died. I see that he died at age 41, that's all I see. He was my grandmother's
dad,(Doris Aycock). She was born in 1899 in Mississippi. It would be a great help to find out some information about him, or anything about the family.

Thanks

A.Ladd

Ellis B. Aycock
Birth 1871 in Mississippi
Death 1912

Re: Aycock DNA project -- update!

jkhart196 — 2011-01-03 03:23:20Z

Well, let me look into some of my cousins and see if I can find anyone who is interested in participating. It might be hard. I know that one of Turner Calvin's sons had no children, and another had only a single daughter. But he had two other sons, let me look down their trees and see what I can find.