AYCOCKS AND RELATED FAMILIES
IN EARLY RECORDS OF ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, AND
NORTH CAROLINA BEFORE 1800.
[Georgia records for the Aycocks, not included]
© & Submitted by: Earl P. Bell
6 Aug. 2003
This information on the Aycocks in North Carolina and Virginia
is offered in loving memory of my great grandmother
Della Josephine Aycock
who died in
1887 at the age of 34 with tuberculosis.
ENGLAND
1639
12 May 1639. ANNE ACOCKE christened at Kempston, Bedfordshire,
England,
father WILLIAM ACOCKE. [SOURCE: Bill R. Linder, Vienna,
Virginia, Aycock
Family researcher]
1640
2 August 1640. WILLIAM ACOCKE christened at St. Martin, Birmingham,
Warwickshire, England, his father was WILL ACOCKE, mother was ELIZABETH
ACOCKE. [Bill R. Linder, Vienna, Virginia, Aycock Family researcher]
1670
14 May 1670. ALICE ACOCKE married in Nottingham, England.
[Bill R. Linder,
Vienna, Virginia, Aycock Family researcher]
VIRGINIA
1626
* Land Patent. Corp. of James City, Virginia. [1626].
RICHARD PACE 200
acres adjoining the mouth of Chicohoming River. [Hotton, page 270.]
[eds. note: a WILLIAM AYCOCK married REBECCA PACE, daughter of RICHARD
PACE
and REBECCA POYTHRESS, widow of a JOHN POYTHRESS some sometime after
1736
when she was referred to in the will of RICHARD PACE [Will dated 1736,
Proved 1738, Bertie Precinct, NC. According to WINIFRED AYCOCK
her
grandfather RICHARD PACE came to North Carolina in 1704]
* Land Patent. Corp. of James City, Virginia. [1626].
CHRISTOPHER DANELL
100 acres on Warosquoiacke Plantation from Hog Island, 10 miles by
river
side, page . [Hotten, page 272.]
1635
* Ship Passenger List. 23 June 1635. ANNIS ALDCOCK transported
to Virginia
in ship America. WILLIAM BARKER from Minister of the Towne of
Gravesend.
* Ship Passenger List. July, 1635. to Virginia.
JOSEPH COCKE (age 27)
and GEORGE (age 25) in the [ship] "Defense" from London to New England;
servant to Roger Harlakenden. [Hotton, page 100]
* Ship Passenger List. to St. Christophers [2 Sept. 1635]. to
St.
Christophers in "William and John" by Mr. Rowland Langram, passenger
WILLIAM
COCK.
1638
* Ship Passenger List. 2 May 1638. to Virginia. Southton
- ship Benis of
Hampton of 11 tons. Mr. ROBBERT BATTEN from New England.
transported FRAUNCIS ALCOCKE to Virginia, age 26. [SOURCE:
John Camden
Hotton, editor, THE ORIGINAL LISTS OF PERSONS OF QUALITY EMIGRANTS,
RELIGIOUS EXILES, POLITICAL REBELSSURVING MEN SOLD FOR A TERM OF YEARS;
APPRENTICES; CHILDREN STOLEN, MAIDENS PRESSED, AND OTHERS WHO WENT
FROM
GREAT BRITAIN TO THE AMERICAN PLANTATIONS, 1600 - 1700 [New York:
G. A.
Baker and Company, Inc. 1931, page 300]
1655
* Court Minutes, Charles City County, Virginia. 3 December
1655. HOWELL
PRYSE proved right by testimony to 1600 acres of land for importation
of:
RICHARD ALLCOCK and others. [Beverly Fleet, VIRGINIA COLONIAL
ABSTRACTS.
Volume 10, page 24. Charles City County, Virginia. Court Order,
1655 -
1658]
1658
* Court Minutes. Charles City County, Virginia. 3
December 1658. Captain
HENRY PERY proved right to 1100 acres for importation of BASIL ALLCOCK
and
others. [Beverly Fleet, VIRGINIA COLONIAL ABSTRACTS, Volume 11, page
21.
Charles City County, Virginia. Court Minutes]
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]
1684
* Conveyance of Property. James City County, Virginia.
26 April 1684. in
identification of property states that it runs from ALCOCK'S
corner pine.[
in Lindsay O. Duvall, VIRGINIA COLONIAL ABSTRACTS. Series II,
Volume 4,
page 64]
1703
* Witness of a Land Claim. King and Queen County, Virginia
(23 October
1703). JOHN ALLCOCK witnessed a land claim, 23 Oct. 1703. [SOURCE:
VIRGINIA COLONIAL ABSTRACTS, King and William County, VA, Volume 7,
page 53.
1704
* List of Tithables. King William County, Virginia.
JOHN ALCOCK, 1704 -
1705.
* List of Tithables. King and Queen County, Virginia.
DORTHY ALLCOCK,
1704.
1705
* Ship Passenger List. to Virginia.on the Bednar WILLIAM
AYCOCK from
Draughton,
1713
* Christening, Middlesex County, Virginia. (16 December 1713)
Christening
of JOHN ALLCOCK, illegitimate son of SARAH ALLCOCK. [SOURCE:
National
Society of Colonial Dames of America in the State of Virginia, Parish
Register of Christ Church, Middlesex County, Virginia (1653 to 1812)
[Richmond, VA: Wm Ellis Jones, Steam Book and Job Printer, 1897, page
88.]
1716
* 15 August 1716. Survey of Craswell Lane Essex
County, Virginia. HENRY
ALCOCKE involved in the survey of Craswell land. [VIRGINIA COLONIAL
ABSTRACTS, Volume 9, Essex County, VA - Will and Deeds, 1714 - 1717,
page
107]
1720
7 October 1720. Will of EDWARD GOODRICH. Prince George County,
Virginia.
RICHARD ACOCK, identified as previous land owner of property being
bequeath.
EDWARD GOODRICH bequeaths to his son EDWARD GOODRICH "all the land
upon the
three creeks purchased of RICHARD ACOCK and GEORGE HUNT. [SOURCE:
Prince
George County, VA Deeds, 1713 - 1728, page 426].
1737
* 5 August 1737. Land Grant mentions ACOCK'S line on Reedy
Branch; Prince
George Co., VA. other adjoining land owners were SAMUEL LEE, JOHN LEDBETTER,
PETER MITCHELL, and THOMAS ROSER. [SOURCE: VIRGINIA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY
AND
BIOGRAPHY, Volume 14, page 8. VIRGINIA COUNCIL JOURNAL, 5 August
1737 to 21
December 1738. Also, listed in the 1938 research of Miss Annie
Jones, on
file at the Georgia Department of Archives and History]
[eds. note: the land on Reedy Branch in Prince George County,
VA became, in
1752, Dinwiddie County, VA. It is located across the Nottoway
River north
of land WILLIAM AYCOCK bought and sold in Brunswick County, VA in 1738
-
1739]
1738
* Civil Legal Action. Prince George County, Virginia.
"The action of debt
brought by THOMAS PORTHREP versuses ROBERT ACOCK, the plainiff gailing
to
prosecute (1738) [SOURCE: Prince George County Records,
Minutes (1738),
page 176.]
* Land Sale, WILLIAM AYCOCK, Brunswick County, VA. [SOURCE:
THE VIRGINIA
GENEALOGIST., Volume 3, pp. 106, 112.]
1740
* 5 Sept. 1740. Debts Unpaid. WILLIAM AYCOCK, REBECCA
BRADFORD, AND JOHN
BRADFORD. Brunswick County, VA. This document mentions
that WILLIAM AYCOCK
is married to REBECCA BRADFORD, Executrix of JOHN BRADFORD's, deceased,
estate. [SOURCE: Brunswick Co., VA O.B. 1 (1732 - 1747), page
372; also
Virginia State Library, Film 0100, Reel 28): Friday, 5 Sept. 1740].
JOHN
BRADFORD'S will in Brunswick County is dated 1732, proved in 1735 [SOURCE;
"Extracts from the Records of Brunswick County, VA," THE VIRGINIA MAGAZINE
OF HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY, volume 29, page 507]
1742
* 23 March 1742. Land Sale. WILLIAM AYCOCK of Northampton
Co., NC to
WILLIAM FLETCHER of Surry Co., VA. on the Roanoke River [SOURCE:
Margaret
Hofmann, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, NC, Deed Books 1 & 2 (1741 to 1759),
page 17.]
* 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.]
1743
* Baptism, Bristol Parish Register. (20 February 1743) AYCOCK,
ELIZABETH,
daughter of RICHARD AND MARY AYCOCK born and baptized on 4 December
1743.
[Source: Chamberlayne, page 278]
1759
* WILLIAM AYCOCK receives payment for money owed him by Michael
Wallace in
Prince George County, Virginia [SOURCE: ARCHIVES RECORD BOOK, 1759
- 1760,
Virginia State Library, Richmond, VA]
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]
1723
List of Jurymen for Chowan Precinct, Perquimins Precinct, Pasquotanck
Precinct, Curratuck Precinct, Bertie Precinct, Beaufort and Hyde Precinct,
Craven Precinct, and Carteret Precinct. No Aycock listed. A JOHN
COOCK is
listed in Bertie Precinct (page 188] [COLONIAL RECORDS OF NORTH
CAROLINA,
Volume 25, pages 184 - 190]
1740
* Jurymen in 1740 for Bertie and Edgecombe County: territory comprised
on
modern counties of Edgecombe, Upper Wilson, Nash, Halifax, Northampton,
Bertie, Warren, Franklin, and Granville, with heaviest concentrations
in
Bertie, Northamption, and Upper Edgecombe. AYCOCK, WILLIAM [COLONIAL
RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA. Volume IV, pages 521/525.]
1741
* Conveyance of Propert. Bertie County, NC. 5 July
1741. John and
Richard Moore to WILLIAM AYCOCK. 640 acres on the Moratuck River
[Roanoke
River]. Adj: THOMAS AVENT. Wit: WILLIAM SHORTER,
JOHN BROWN, ELIZABETH
SHORTER, & RICHARD PACE. [SOURCE: Mary Best Bell, compilor,
COLONIAL BERTIE
COUNTY, NC: ABSTRACTS OF DEED BOOK F, 1739 - 1744, volume 4, page 241.
published by Colonial Bertie, Windsor, North Carolina]
1742
* Conveyance of Property, Northampton County, NC [23 March 1742]
Indenture
between WILLIAM ACOCK of Northampton County, NC and WILLIAM FLETCHER
OF
Surry County, Virginia for 15 pounds VA money paid to ACOCK by
FLETCHER
sells 100 acres on the Morratoke (Roanoke River) ADJ: THOMAS
AVENT. WIT:
JOHN MOORE, THOMAS AVENT, ELIZABETH ACOCK. Signed:
WILLIAM AND REBEKAH
ACOCK. [Deed Book 1, pages 76 - 77 [23 March 1742]. Also,
Margaret M.
Hofmann, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY,NC PUBLIC REGISTRY ABSTRACTS OF DEED, DEED
BOOK
1 & 2 (1741 - 1759). Weldon, NC: Roanoke News Co.
1743
* Conveyances of Property. Northampton County, North Carolina
1. JOHN MOORE of Northampton County to EDWARD CREW.
150 acres, joining
Peahill Creek and the Virginia line. WIT: THOMAS AVENT,
WILLIAM ACOCK.
Register Feb. Ct., 1743. [SOURCE: Northampton County, NC Deed
Book 1, page
102 [23 May 1743].
2. THOMAS AVENT of Northampton County, NC to EDWARD CREW
of the same. 200
acres adj. JOSEPH HAYS, HARRIS, GADDOW, and Arthur Creek. WIT:
WILLIAM
ACOCK and JOHN MOORE. FEB. CT. 1743.
* Conveyance of Property. Bertie County, North Carolina [ date?]
JOHN MOOR,
et. als. to WILLIAM ACOCK [Book F, page 277]
* [May, 1743]. Conveyance of Property. Northampton
County, North Carolina
ACOCK, WILLIAM AND REBEKAH to WILLIAM FLETCHER.[Deed Book 1, page 76]
1744
* 19 November 1744. Land Sale. A WILLIAM AYCOCK petitioned
for 500 acres
in Northampton County at the Council in Newbern [SOURCE: William L.
Saunder,
Secretary of State. COLONIAL RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, Volume 4 [1732
-
1752]. [P.M. Hale, Printer to the State, Raleigh, 1886, p. 703].
The land
was granted on 26 August 1746 [SOURCE: NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER, 1901,
volume
1, page 447]
1746
* 14 July 1746. Land Sale. WILLIAM AYCOCK, Northampton
County, NC and
THOMAS AVENT [SOURCE: COLONIAL RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, Volume
4, page
45]
* 26 August 1746. Land Sale. WILLIAM AYCOCK of Northampton
County, NC
[NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER, 1901, Volume 1, page 447]
* Conveyances of Property, Northampton County, NC.
1. JOHN AVENT of Surry County, Virginia to JOHN DAVIS of
Northampton
County, NC. 105 acres on north side of the Roan Oak, River
joining JOHN
DAVIS. WIT: WILLIAM ACOCK, THOMAS AVENT, JOHN KING.
August Court, 1746.
Deed Book 1, page 266.
2. EDWARD CREWS of Northampton County, NC to THOMAS AVENT
of Northampton
County, NC. 200 acres on north side of Roan Oak River joining ARTHUR
HARVEY,
WILLIAM ACOCK, THOMAS AVENT, JOHN KING. WIT: JOHN
MOORE, WILLIAM SHORTER,
WILLIAM ACOCK. February Court, 1746 [Deed Book 1, page 284]
3. EDWARD CREWS of Brunswick County, Virginia to WILLIAM
WALKER OF JAMES
CITY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. 150 acres of Peahill Creek. WIT:
JOHN MOOR, WILLIAM
ACOCK, EDWARD REVIS. February Court, 1746. [Deed Book,
page 292]
1747
* 20 January 1747. Conveyance of Property, Northampton County,
NC.[Deed
Book 1, p. 333]. WILLIAM AYCOCK of Northampton Co. to RICHARD
BROWN of
Brunswick County, VA. for 100 lbs. lawful English money. 260
acres more or
less on the upper side of Stony Creek, joining Reedy Branch & the
creek
including a piece of land the said ACOCK excepted from VINCENT VAUGHAN
for
use as a mill, part of patent to JOHN GADDIS for 640 acres granted
5 March
1719. WIT: RICHARD MOORE, ETHELRED JONES, VINCENT VAUGHAN.
registered
Feb. Ct. 1747.
* 21 Feb., 1747. Conveyance of Property, Northampton County,
NC ACOCK,
WILLIAM of Northampton County, NC to VINCENT VAUGHAN of
Northampton Co.,
NC [SOURCE: Deed Book 1, page 332] for 30 lbs. current money
of VA, 150
acres more or less on the north side of the Roanoak river, joining
Arthur's
Branch at the mouth of the Sick Branch, part of a larger tract.
WIT:
RICHARD AND JOHN BROWN, RICHARD MOORE. Registered Feb. Ct., 1747.
* Conveyance of Property. Northampton County, North Carolina.
[20 May
1747] WILLIAM ACOCK of Northampton Co., NC and JOHN MODGLIN of
Northampton
Co.,NC for 25 LBS current money of Great Britain paid by ACOCK BY MODGLIN
sells 300 acres on the north side of Arthur's Creek, mouth of Great
Pocoson.
[Deed Book 1, page 301 (20 May 1747)]
Conveyance of Property. WILLIAM ACOCK of Northampton County,
NC to THOMAS
COLLIER for 30 lbs. lawful English money sells 100 acres ADJ: HOSUA
TAPLEY
on north side of the Roan Oak River, mouth of Arthur's Creek, Great
Branch
being part of a tract granted 20 April 1745 containing 500 acres.
WIT:
JOHN MOOR, JOHN KING, JOHN MALLDESBY. Signed: WILLIAM ACOCK.
Conveyance of Property. WILLIAM ACOCK of Northampton County,
NC to WILLIAM
HUDSON [Deed Book 2, page 66]
* Conveyance of Property, Northampton County, NC [Feb., 1747].
ACOCK,
WILLIAM AND REBEKAH to RICHARD BROWN [Deed Book 1, page 333]
* Conveyance of Property, Northampton County, NC [May, 1747].
ACOCK,
WILLIAM to THOMAS COLLIER [Deed Book 1, page 300]
* Conveyance of Property, Northampton County, NC [May, 1747].
ACOCK,
WILLIAM to JOHN MODGLIN [Deed Book 1, page 301]
1748
* 4 September 1748. The Spanish Alarm Troops at Wilmington,
North
Carolina, [from Clark, STATE RECORDS, Volume 22, pages 282 -
283]. A List
of Capt. John Shearrard's Company. WILLIAM A. COCK #2;
THOMAS A. COCK #40;
JOHN A. COCK #41; SIMON A. COCK #43 AND CHARLES A. COCK #53 [Other
men
responding: JOHN NEWSUM, JESSE BARDIN, WILLIAM JONES, JOHN BARNES,
SAMUEL
BARNES, JOHN WORREL, SR. RICHARD WORREL, JOHN WORREL, JR., ISAAC
DANIEL,
JOHN DANIEL, and WILLIAM WILLIAMS.]
[eds. note: Spanish war ships attacked the town of Beaufort,
NC in 1747 and
the town of Brunswick in 1748]
1750
* 1750 Quit Rent List. Johnston County, NC. taken
25th, 26th, and 27th of
June, 1750. No Aycocks listed.
1751
* Will, Johnston County, North Carolina. ACOCK, JAMES ,
witness for the
Will of WILLIAM BRIDGER. [SOURCE: J. Bryan Grimes, ABSTRACT
OF NORTH
CAROLINA WILLS, 1690 - 1760, page 47.]
* 1751 Quit Rent List. Johnston County, NC. taken
27 March 1751. No
Aycocks listed. The list includes WILLIAM HAM.
1752
* 9 May 1752. Conveyance of Property. Northampton
County, North Carolina.
Indenture between WILLIAM ACOCK OF Johnston County, NC and WILLIAM
HUDSON of
Amelia County in the Colony of Virginia for 80 pounds paid ACOCK BY
HUDSON
sells a tract of land on the north side of the Roanok River containing
30
acres. beg. mouth of Arthur's Creek. . .to mouth
of Long Branch. ADJ:
FLETCHER. The land is apart of land granted by patent to JOHN
GADDY for 640
acres on 1 March 1719. "In testimony whereof the said WILLIAM
AYCOCK
together with REBEECHA his wife (who resigns all her right in and every
the
premises) have here signed, sealed, and delivered. . ."
WIT: JOHN MOORE,
NIMROD FERGUSON [May Court, 1752] Signed: WILLIAM ACOCK.
[SOURCE: Margaret
M. Hofmann, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, PUBLIC REGISTRY: ABSTRACTS
OF DEEDS, 1741 to 1759. Grants listed on pages 17, 45, 47, 48, 53,
83, and
86]
* 22 October 1752. Granville Grants in Colonial North Carolina.
Land
Grant. Secretary of State's Office Grant #10. ACOCK,
WILLIAM. Johnston
County, NC. [300 acres] E.S.S. L.G. 70-M.
* 27 October 1752. Land Grant. State of North Carolina.
#537. Johnston
County, North Carolina. Grant #), Book #14, Page 184. Issued
WILLIAM ACOCK
300 acres on the south side of the Neuse River.
* Conveyance of Property, Northampton County, North Carolina [May,
1752]
ACOCK, WILLIAM to WILLIAM HUDSON. [Deed Book 2, page 66]
1754
* Service in the Granville County, NC Militia. RICHARD and
FRANCIS AYCOCK
served in Captain Daniel Harris's Company of the Granville County,
NC
Militia during the French and Indian War [SOURCE: THE COLONIAL RECORDS
OF
NORTH CAROLINA, Volume 22, page 374] [eds. note: this appears
to be another
RICHARD AYCOCK living at the same time in North Carolina with RICHARD
AYCOCK
in Johnston County, NC]
1756
* JESSE AYCOCK listed in the Cross-Index to Deeds in Johnston
County, North
Carolina as grantee in a conveyance from JACOB BARNES [SOURCE: Johnston
County, North Carolina. Deed Book 6, page 372]
1757
* Henry Pope listed as indebted to WILLIAM AYCOCK for a horse.
WILLIAM
AYCOCK'S Estate Inventory mentions the mare that Henry Pope gave him
to
settle the debt.
1759
* Men Mustered for Road Construction. Orange County, North
Carolina. 1759.
JAMES AYCOCK ordered with others to layout road leading from "Orange
County
Court House to County line and from there to Tower Hill." June
Court, 1759.
[Folio #25-188- page 52.]
* Witness on a Conveyance of Property. RICHARD AYCOCK, WILLIAM
AYCOCK, and
Jesse Lane witness a conveyance of property in Johnston County, NC.
1760
* Mark Recorded. Orange County, North Carolina. 1759. mark
recorded for
JAMES AYCOCK [3 August 1760] [Folio #29-216 - page 60.]
* Granville Land Grant Recorded, State of North Carolina, Orange
County,
NC. JAMES AYCOCK in November Court, 1760. [Folio
#43-223. page 63.]
* Conveyance of property. WILLIAM AYCOCK to RICHARD AYCOCK,
both of
Johnston County, NC, 250 ACRES in July, 1760; identifies RICHARD AYCOCK
is a
planter living on Swift's Creek. [SOURCE Johnston County, NC.
First Book
A1, page 56] It was order registered as documented in Johnston County,
NC
Court Minutes of 1759 - 1761.
* Transfer of Personal Property. WILLIAM AYCOCK to RICHARD
AYCOCK, planter
living by Swift's Creek, both of Johnston County, NC, agreed in a deed
that
WILLIAM AYCOCK would give to RICHARD AYCOCK "all his movable estate,
reserving for life the land that WILLIAM AYCOCK lives upon."
[SOURCE:
Johnston County, NC, First Book A1, p. ]
* Service on a Petit Jury. RICHARD AYCOCK serves on a petit jury
in
Johnston County, NC.
1761
* 8 January 1761. Granville Grants, Colonial North Carolina.
Land Grants,
Secretary of State's Office, North Carolina. ., Grant #313
ACOCK, JAMES.
Orange County, NC [595 acres] E.S.S.L.G. 70-J [in Book
14 (1750 - 1765),
p. 329]
* Conveyance of Property. Dobbs County, NC. 6 September
1761. JOHN
WEAVER, JR. to CHARLES YOUNG, 700 acres in Dobbs County on both sides
of
ACOCK'S Swamp adjoining WEAVER and ROBERT DUCKS [?].[SOURCE:
Margaret M.
Hofmann, THE GRANVILLE DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1748 - 1763, Volume
4,
page 81]
1762
* Conveyance of Property. 22 January 1762. Granville
District of North
Carolina, 1748 - 1763. JOHN WEAVER to CHARLES YOUNG , 700 acres
on the
north side of AYCOCK'S Swamp [in Dobbs County] adjoining WEAVER, IVEY,
and
DURDINE. granted 1 April 1763. #870. [SOURCE: Margaret M. Hofmann,
THE
GRANVILLE DISTRICE OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1748 - 1763: ABSTRACTS OF
MISCELLANEOUS LAND OFFICE RECORDS, Volume 4, page 81]
* 10 August 1762. Granville Grants in Colonial North Carolina.
Land
Grants, Secretary of State's Office., #538. AYCOCK, RICHARD.
Johnston
County, NC [687 acres on Marlowe's Creek joining his father's
line; also
mentions adjoining SIMON TURNER'S line] E.S.S.L.G. 70-J., #538.
[Also,
recorded in Johnston County, NC Deed & Will Book, 1759 - 1799,
page 90]
* Land Grants, State of North Carolina. Johnston County,
North Carolina,
1746 - 1749. Grant #72. Book # 14, page 184. Issued:
10 August 1762.
RICHARD AYCOCK. 678 acres on Marlow's Creek.
* Child Bound to an Individual until Maturity. Orange County,
North
Carolina. [August Court, 1762] JOHN HUGHLETT, and orphan
child of JOHN
HUGHLETT, deceased to be bound to JAMES AYCOCK until he is 21 years
old. [In
August, 1762 to Aug. 1766 volume , page 160; page 100.]
* Conveyance of Property. Johnston County, NC. RICHARD
AYCOCK to SIMON
TURNER. 200 acres [Johnston County, NC. Deed & Will Book,
1759 - 1779, page
77]
* Service on Grand Jury. Johnston County, NC. RICHARD
AYCOCK serves on a
grand jury with Jesse Lane, his brother-in-law.
* Conveyance of Property. RICHARD AYCOCK sells land in Granville
County,
NC
1763
* 1 January 1763. Granville Grants in Colonial North Carolina.
RICHARD
AYCOCK,. Johnston County, NC. 320 acres E.S.S.L.G-70-J.
Also, RICHARD
AYCOCK. Johnston County, NC 330 acres on the north side
of Swift's Creek
E.S.S.L.G.70-J. Folder #546. Johnston County, NC. Book 14, page
186. Grant
#116.
* Land Grant, State of North Carolina. Johnston County,
North Carolina,
1746 - 1759. Grant # 116. Book # 14, page 186. Issued:
1 January 1763.
RICHARD AYCOCK. 330 acres on north side of Swift Creek.
* Conveyance of Property. Granville District of North Carolina.
6 April
1763. #872 JOHN WEAVER. in Dobbs County on both sides of
ACOKS Swamp
adjoining THOMAS BASS and LORD GRANVILLE's Line. Witness:
CHARLES YOUNG.
[SOURCE: Margaret M. Hofmann, THE GRANVILLE DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA,
1748
- 1762, Volume 4, page 81]
* Ordered to Layout Road, Orange County, North Carolina. August
Court,
1763. JAMES AYCOCK ordered with others to layout road. [SOURCE:
Volume for
Aug. 1762 - Aug. 1766, page 55 and page 85].
* An agreement between WILLIAM AND RICHARD AYCOCK registered in January
Court. [SOURCE: Johnston County, NC Court Minutes, January,
1764.]
* Conveyance of Property. RICHARD AYCOCK TO ETHELRED JONES
in Johnston
County, NC.
* Conveyance of Property. RICHARD AYCOCK to SIMON
TURNER. 200 acres
[SOURCE: Johnston County Deed Book D1, page 196]
* Witness for a Marriage. RICHARD AYCOCK and JESSE LANE
witness for a
marriage article in Johnston County, NC.
1765
* Sheriff's Sale. Bute County, North Carolina in Warren
County records.
Deed Book 1, page 61 [31 January 1765] JOHN BOBBITT 295 acres
adjoining
ACOCK on Reedy Branch and great Rocky Branch. JOHN BOBBITT, highest
bidder
at a sheriff's sale
* Conveyance of Property. JAMES ACOCK to SIMON TURNER that
mentions that
WILLIAM ACOCK died intestate and that JAMES ACOCK is his son and heir.
[SOURCE: Johnston County, NC Record Book I, Feb. 1765]
* Will of FRANCIS ACOCK. dated 25 October 1765. recorded in October
Court,
1766. Bute County, North Carolina. wife: FRANCIS ACOCK.
children of [all
underage] SONS: ROBERT, WILLIAM, MOSES, and JAMES.
Daughters: LYDIA,
ANNE, SELAH, DORCAS, and SARAH ACOCK. Excrx: Wife MARY
ACOCK; Exec:
JOSEPH PERSON. WIT: JOHN PERSON, BENJAMIN COOPER, ANN BRUER.
[from Mary
Kerr, ABSTRACTED RECORDS OF COLONIAL BUTE COUNTY, NC, 1764 - 1779 AND
BUTE
COUNTY MARRIAGES, Volume I]
* Conveyance of Property. 2 Jan. 1765. MARY JENANS,
of Craven County, NC
to RICHARD AYCOCK of Johnston County, NC. [SOURCE: Johnston
County, NC
Deed Book E1, page 89]
* Estate Sale for WILLIAM AYCOCK. Orange County, NC.
1765. Buyers:
JAMES ACOCK, who purchases 1 bed and furniture, 1 cow and 1 yearling,
and 1
cow and a calf. Other buyers include: DAVID SEWELL, JAMES CHILDERS,
and
ARTHUR COOK. [SOURCE: Orange County, NC, Inventories and
Sales Accounts of
Estates, 1755 - 1785, page 70].
1766
* Account of Letters of Administration, granted 1766, Bute County,
North
Carolina. ACOCK, FRANCIS grant received from the estate of MARY
ACOCK and
JOSEPH PERSON [29 July 1766]. 200 lb. bond taken October Court
term.
* Letters of Administration. Orange County, North Carolina
[May Court,
1766] on 11 May 1766 JAMES ACOCK granted letters of administration
for the
Estate of his father WILLIAM ACOCK, Deceased. Bond 300 lbs.
BONDSMEN:
BENJAMIN BLAKE and __________ WILLIAMS. [May Court, 1765], page
356 and
page 122 in Shields. Also, Office of Secretary of State, Raleigh,
NC. S.S.
313, Orange County, NC, 1763 -1771-7. Account of Letters of Administration,
1776.
* Inventory of Estates, Orange County, North Carolina [May Court,
1766]
page 405 and page 128 in Shields. JAMES AYCOCK, administration
of Estate of
WILLIAM AYCOCK, Deceased returns an Inventory of Estate. [May
Court, 1766]
* An Account Against the Estate of WILLIAM ACOCK, Deceased , Orange
County,
North Carolina [May Court, 1766]. JAMES AYCOCK, Adminstrator
of the Estate
of WILLIAM AYCOCK, Deceased, proved an account against the Estate
[SOURCE:
Ruth Herndon Shields, compilor, ABSTRACTS OF THE MINUTES OF THE COURT
OF
PLEAS AND QUARTER SESSIONS OF ORANGE COUNTY IN THE PROVINCE OF NORTH
CAROLINA, Sept. 1752 through August, 1766 (Chapel Hill, NC: Ruth
H.
Shields)
* Inventories, Sales, Accounts of the Estate of WILLIAM AYCOCK,
Deceased,
1758 - 1785, Orange County, North Carolina: Buyers. JAMES ACOCK
purchased 1
bed and furniture 1 lb and 10 pence, 1 cow and yearling worth 1 lb
and 5
pence; and 1 cow and calf. OTHER BUYERS: DAVID SEWELL,
JAMES CHILDERS, AND
ARTHUR COOK.
* Service as a Grand Juror. RICHARD AYCOCK served as a grand
juror in
Johnston County with ICA ATKINS.
* Appointment as Deputy to the High Sheriff. RICHARD AYCOCK
appointed
Deputy to JOHN MCCULLARS, High Sheriff of Johnston County, NC.
He was the
highest bidder for land seized from WILLIAM CALVERT.
* Petition to be exempted from paying public taxes and performing
public
duties. 8 November 1766. Mr. PERSON presented a petition
from RICHARD
AYCOCK to be exempted from paying taxes and performing public duties
[it is
either Bute or Granville County] [SOURCE: COLONIAL RECORDS OF
NORTH
CAROLINA, Volume 7, page 353]
1767
Dobbs County, NC Militia Roll, Captain John Sherrard's Company, 1 October
1767. The list includes: THOMAS A. COCK [40]; JOHN A. COCK
[41]; SIMON A.
COCK [42]; CHARLES A. COCK [53]; and WILLIAM A. COCK.
1768
* Land Grant from the State of North Carolina to John Peacock.
Survey 24
August 1768 for John Peacock, 200 acres in Dobbs County on the north
side of
Nauhunty Swamp adjoining Weaver, and John Peacock, Jr. N.C. Land
Grant
#672. Grant #621; Entry #633; Bk #93. page 204. [eds. note: land
owners
adjoining JESSE AYCOCK]
1769
* Recipient of Property. RICHARD AYCOCK received 200 acres
from the
Johnston County Sheriff [SOURCE: Johnston County, NC Deed Book E1,
page 435]
* Dobbs County, North Carolina, Tax List, 1769
W B T
AYCOCK, WILLIAM 1 - 1
AYCOCK, CHARLES 1 - 1
AYCOCK, THOMAS 1 - 1
* TOTAL NUMBER OF TAXABLES: 2769 submitted by Martin Caswell,
Clerk of
Court. The addendum to the Dobbs County, NC Poll Tax List of
1769 does not
list an Aycock.
"These Aycocks come from old Bute County (to the north of present Wayne).
See Bute records in present Warren County records. See also,
Nash County
records. There is will of their father. [Source:
Mr. Charles R. Holloman,
expert on Dobbs County, North Carolina]
* Conveyance of Property. Bute County, North Carolina (in Warren
County
records), Deed Book, page 293 [24 March 1769]. ACOCK land
on the head of
MELTON'S CREEK beg. at branch of GUNTERS' CREEK, adj. ACOCK land.
[Also,
the same property identified in Warren County, NC, Deed Book 3, page
123 [15
Feb. 1770]
* Governor's Summons to Appear. 4 November 1769. a Council
at New Bern, a
summons was issued by Governor William Tryon based upon a complaint
by
William Taylor against Philip Jones, Sheriff of Johnston County, for
a
misdemeanor in office summons issued to William Taylor, Philip Jones,
RICHARD AYCOCK, and Samuel Smith to appear on 15 December 1769. [SOURCE:
THE COLONIAL RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, Volume VIII, page 149]
1770
* Oath of Allegiance. Bute County, NC. in Captain
Weather's District.
ABNER ACOCK, JOHN ACOCK, and RICHARD ACOCK
1771
* Service as a Grand Juror. RICHARD AYCOCK a grand juror in Johnston
County, NC.
* Covenyance of Property. RICHARD AYCOCK et. al. by Sheriff
to ROBERT
MIMS. 100 acres [SOURCE: Johnston County, NC Deed Book H1, page 141]
* Membership in the Fishing Creek Baptist Church. ca 1771
MARTHA and
RICHARD AYCOCK were members of the Fishing Creek Baptist Church, formed
in
1771, in Bute County, NC [SOURCE: writings of Morgan Edwards,
Baptist
preacher]. [eds. note: this RICHARD AYCOCK seems to be the person whose
will
is filed in Warren County, NC in 1789]
1773
* Appearance in Georgia. RICHARD and JAMES AYCOCK appear
in Georgia in
1773. [SOURCE: Grace Gillam Davidson, EARLY RECORDS OF GEORGIA,
Volume II:
Wilkes County, GA [Macon, GA: J. W. Burke Company, 1932]
* Conveyance of Property. 30 September 1773. JAMES
AYCOCK receives 200
acres on the Broad River in Georgia [SOURCE: "Ceded Lands,"
RECORDS OF ST.
PAUL PARISH AND EARLY WILKES COUNTY, GEORGIA, compiled and published
by
Alden Associates, Box 258, Albany, GA 1702. 1964]
1774
* Conveyance of Property. Bute County, North Carolina in
Warren County,
North Carolina. Deed Book 5, page 5 [22 July 1774] land of the
South Side
of REEDY CREEK. WIT: RICHARD ACOCK
1776
* North Carolina Continental Line, Revolutionary War.
ACOCK, ROBERT, private, 3rd Reg. Turner's Company, enlisted 20
April 1776,
discharged 10 November 1778. [SOURCE: NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL
AND
GENEALOGICAL REGISTER (January, 1901), pages 126 - 127.]
1777
* North Carolina Continental Line, Revolutionary War.
ACOCK, MOSES. , private 3rd Reg. Turner's Company, enlisted 1777,
died May,
1778. [SOURCE: NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL
REGISTER
(January, 1901), pages 126 - 127.
1778
* Marriage Bond, Bute County, NC, 7 July 1778, page 1.
ACOCK, ABNER to
SARAH HARPER. Bondsman and Witness: JOHN ACOCK, THOS. MACHEN.
*15 December 1778. Land Grant, State of North Carolina. #1200.
Dobbs
County, North Carolina, Grant # 56, Entry # 215, Book # 29, Page #
56..
Entered: 21 April 1778. Issued 15 December 1778. Surveyed:
26 August 1778.
500 acres on the Great Swamp to JESSE AYCOCK. Adj: HARDY HOOKS.
Surveyor:
Charles Markland. Granted at Kingston by Governor Richard Caswell.
* Land Grant, State of North Carolina. #1153. Dobbs
County, North
Carolina. Grant #9. Entry #200. Book # 29, page 9.
Issued: 15 December
1778. Entered: 18 April 1778. [two grants in Book 29].
JOHN AYCOCK 400
acres on the head of Aycocks Swamp. joining the mouth of Briery
Branch.
ADJ: SAINT and PEARSON.
* Land Grant, State of North Carolina. #1364. Dobbs
County, North
Carolina. Grant # 222. Entry # 56. Book 29.
Issued: 10 November 1779.
Entered: 7 April 1778. AYCOCK, JOHN, SR. 140 acres on south
side of
Aycock's Swamp.
* Land Grant, State of North Carolina. Secretary of State's Office,
File
#1201, Grant #57, Entry #216, Entered 21 April 1778, Book 29, page
57. Dobbs
County [issued 15 Dec. 1778]. to JESSE AYCOCK 400 acres in Dobbs
County on
the south side of REEDY BRANCH joining his own line, beginning at a
pine his
our corner turns north so polls to a pine then west 146 poles to a
pine then
north 31 poles to an agreed on line between him and WILLIAM FOKES,
then
along said line south 65 degrees, west 114 pols, the south 222
pols to a
pine then east 260 poles to a black gum in the GREAT SWAMP at his own
line,
then along his line to the beginning.
* Administration of Abjuration Oath. RICHARD AYCOCK was
a magistrate in
Wilkes County, Georgia and administered the abjuration oath [SOURCE:
Genealogical File, Georgia Department of Archives and History, Atlanta,
GA]
1779
* Land Grant, State of North Carolina. #1653. Dobbs County,
North
Carolina. Grant #399. Entry #761. Book 50, page 52.
Entered: 18 November
1779. Issued: 13 October 1783. AYCOCK, THOMAS. 103
acres on the north
side of the Nauhunta.
* Dobbs County, NC Voters List, 1779. Does not include a
single voter with
the surname of Aycock.
* [1779 - 1814]. ACOCK, ACOCKE, ACOKE, AYCOCK, AYCOCKE.
NAMES: ABNER,
BRITAIN, HENRY, HENRY H., JESSE, JOHN, MARY, RANSOM, RICHARD, ROBERT,
FRANCIS, JOHN, RICHARD, RICHARD, JR., AND RICHARD, SR. [SOURCE:
Mary
Hinton Kerr, WARREN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA RECORDS: ABSTRACTS OF WILL
BOOKS,
1779 - 1814. Volume III (1969): 245]
1780
* Conveyance of Property, Wayne County, North Carolina, 21 February
1780,
proven in July Court, 1780, Wayne County Deed Book 1, Deed #17.
JOHN
AYCOCK to OZIAS BEAMAN for 1200 pounds current money - 200 acres both
sides
of Brierrey Branch, being part of a tract of land granted to said AYCOCK,
15
December 1778. Signed John Aycock. Witnesses: CORNELIUS
DURDENO AND
ABRAHAM BEAMAN.
* List of Estate and Value. WILLIAM AYCOCK of Dobbs County,
NC listed as
#20 in Captain Joshua Davis' District with an estate worth 684 pounds.
1781
* Return of the Dobbs Regiment from Fighting the War [American
Revolution],
Dobbs County, NC. 1781. AYCOCK WILLIAM [#7]
* Names of Men Over Age [to fight in the American Revolution].
Dobbs
County, NC. 20 October 1781. WILLIAM AYCOCK. Also,
the list included
ALEXANDER HARPER. The same document includes a list of persons
with medical
problems that specifies that IVAN GRIFFIN is "lame."
* North Carolina Continental Line, Revolutionary War. ACOCK,
SAMUEL.
private, 10 Reg. Carter's Company, enlisted April, 1781, discharged
25
April 1782. [SOURCE: NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL
REGISTER
(January, 1901), pages 126 - 127.]
1782
* Conveyance of Property, Wayne County, North Carolina,
Deed Book 1, Deed
#58 on 15 March 1782. JOHN AYCOCK, SR. to WILLIAM FORT for 10,000
pounds
current money 150 acres on the south side of Aycock Swamp including
improvements; ROBERT BOGUE lived on, bearing a tract of land granted
said
AYCOCK by his Excellency RICHARD CASWELL, Esq., Governor on 28 October
1779;
adjoining ARTHUR BRYAN, BENJAMIN FORT. Signed: JOHN (X) AYCOCK.
WITNESSES:
JOHN SHEROD, CORNELIUS TISON.
* Conveyance of Property, Wayne County, North Carolina.
Deed Book 1, Deed
#201 pm 25 October 1782/ State of North Carolina #15 grant to
JESSE AYCOCK,
150 acres in Wayne County on the south side of Great Swamp. Adj:
ROBERTSON
MADOX. Proven October Court 1783.
1783
* Conveyance of Property, Wayne County, North Carolina,
Deed Book 1, Deed
# 242. 14 October 1783, proven January Court, 1784. OZIAS BEAMAN
to
BENJAMIN ALFORD for 100 pounds specie - 200 acres on both sides of
Briary
Branch, being part of a patent which land was granted unto JOHN AYCOCK,
13
December 1778 and a deed from said ACOCK to said BEAMAN on 21 February
1780.
Signed: OZIAS BEAMAN. WITNESSES: THOMAS HOLLOWELL, WILLIS BRYANT.
1784
* Conveyance of Property, Wayne County, North Carolina,
Deed Book 1, Deed
# 272. 22 January 1784. URIAH PEACOCK to JOHN SMITH (planter)
for 20
pounds specie - 190 acres on the north side of the Great Swamp, it
being two
tracts granted to URIAH PEACOCK on 7 October 1782. adjoining
SAMUEL
PEACOCK, JR. and JESSE AYCOCK. WITNESSES: PETER POWELL, SAMUEL
PEACOCK
1786
* Conveyance of Property, Wayne County, North Carolina, DB 3,
Deed # 165.
9 September 1786. in the October Court, 1786. JOHN ACOCK to ROBERT
GRIFFIN
for 60 pounds - 200 on the west side of ACOCK'S SWAMP, it being part
of a
tract of land granted to JOHN ACOCK in the year 1778. Beginning
at a maple
in the mouth of the Briary Branch and running with said lien
south 40
degrees west of BENJAMIN ALFORDS corner then a lien a marked trees
to the
head of ACOCK'S SWAMP thence down the said swamp to the beginning containing
the plantation whereon the said ACOCK now lives. Signed JOHN
(X) ACOCK.
WITNESSES: JOHN FULGHUM AND RAIFORD FULGHUM.
* JESSE ACOCK mentioned in Deed #s 188, 217, 277, 316.
* JOHN ACOCK mentioned in Deed # 310.
* Wayne County, North Carolina, Tax List, 1786.
AYCOCK, JOHN, JR. 0 acres of land; 1 free poll; 0 black polls.
Listed in
District 8.
AYCOCK, THOMAS 0 acres of land; 1 free poll; 0 black polls.
Listed in
District 8.
AYCOCK, JESSE 1353 acres of land, 1 free poll, 0 black polls.
Listed in
District 8
AYCOCK, SIMON 0 acres of land; 1 free poll, 0 black polls [located
in
District 7 with: WM BELL, SENIOR and JAMES BELL; JESSE BARDIN; WM HAMM,
JR.
and SR. as well as HENRY HAM, RICHARD HAMM, and ERESTUS HAMM; JAMES
HANDLEY;
and WM WILLIAMS.
CUMULATIVE NUMBERS IN WAYNE COUNTY, NC, submitted to the Comptroller
of the
State of North Carolina, as of 1786: 276,141 acres 713 Free Polls,
681
Black Polls, 10 Stud Horses, and 2 Carriage Wheels. submitted
by James
Cobb, Clerk of Court, 23 December 1786.
[Source: JOURNAL OF NORTH CAROLINA GENEALOGY [December, 1962].
pages 1045
and 1046]
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]
1789
* Will. Warren County, North Carolina. [1789]. Will
of RICHARD AYCOCK
SON: ABNER AYCOCK. [SOURCE: Olds, ABSTRACT OF NORTH CAROLINA
WILLS, c. 1760
to c.1800, page 312.
1790
* Federal Census of 1790, Dobbs County, North Carolina, New Bern
District.
Lists WILLIAM AYCOCK 1 2 - - - (page 135) and JESSE AYCOCK,2 4 2 -
3 (page
150) [spelled Aicock].
* Federal Census of 1790, Johnston County, North Carolina, New
Bern
District. no AYCOCKS, BELLS, NEWSOMS, or HAMS listed.
1794
* Summons to Appear and Show Cause. 19 September 1794.
Wayne - Glasgow
Counties, North Carolina. JESSE AYCOCK. Summons for JESSE
AYCOCK to appear
and show cause why he should not forfeit his bond for failing to appear.
Exeucted in the presence of RICE PRICE and JAMES DEAN.
1798
* Wayne County, NC Tax Records, 1798. Captain Frederick
Jernigan's
District. No Aycocks listed.
1800
AYCOCKS IN WAYNE COUNTY AFTER 1800
* Federal Census of 1800, Wayne County, North Carolina.
Lists JAMES AYCOCK
and JESSE AYCOCK.
* CONVEYANCES OF PROPERTY. WAYNE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
GRANTOR GRANTEE BOOK PAGE DATE
JESSE AYCOCK JAMES AYCOCK 5E 279 1796
JESSE AYCOCK JAMES AYCOCK 12 418 1823
JESSE AYCOCK JAMES AYCOCK 12 418 1823
SIMON AYCOCK SIMON AYCOCK 13 304 1828 [Gift]
SIMON AYCOCK TIMOTHY AYCOCK 15 296 1832
JESSE AYCOCK SIMON AYCOCK 15 474 1832
TIMOTHY AYCOCK SIMON AYCOCK 15 508 1833
JESSE AYCOCK JOEL NEWSOM 16 215 Division
JESSE AYCOCK ARTHUR BARDEN 16 407 1836
TIMOTHY AYCOCK JOHN BARNES 17 63 1836
DANIEL AYCOCK TIMOTHY AYCOCK 19 34 1842
DANIEL AYCOCK TIMOTHY AYCOCK 20 351 1847
DANIEL, ISAAC, JESSE, POLLY AYCOCK 24 151 1855
Jacob and James
POLLY AYCOCK 24 154 1855
JESSE AND JOSEPHINE 24 412 1855
POLLY AND JAMES (Division of Land) 32 472 1872
JESSE AYCOCK 33 400 1873
JESSE, MARY AND SALLIE DANIEL 43 492 1878
JESSE, MARY AYCOCK 47 235 1881
Division of the Land Of POLLY AYCOCK 60 141 1892
* AYCOCK WILLS, WAYNE COUNTY, 1807 - 1864
* THOMAS AYCOCK, Will. 26 August 1807. Wife: SARAH AYCOCK.
Exr.: SARAH
AYCOCK. WIT: BENJAMIN SIMS and TURNER DICKINSON. WB1, page 62.
* JESSE AYCOCK, Will. 7 November 1822. Wife:
PATIENCE. Sons: EPHRAIM;
SIMON, SOLOMON, ELIAS, TIMOTHY, BENJAMIN, JESSE, and JAMES. Daughter:
ANN
NEWSOM. Grandchildren: ERVIN, ELY and ELISHA (sons of EPHRAIM
AYCOCK),
DANIEL AYCOCK, JOEL, NANCY, PENELOPE NEWSOM, JESSE NEWSOM, JOHN NEWSOM,
ELIZABETH WILKINSON and ZILPHIA NEWSOM. Executors: Sons:
JAMES AYCOCK and
SIMON AYCOCK. Witnesses: JACOB FULGHUM and JACOB HOOKS.
WB5, pages 71 &
72.
* PATIENCE AYCOCK, Will. 4 June 1824. Children:
JOEL NEWSOM; BETHANIA
[NEWSOM] BARNES; ZILPHA [NEWSOM]; SALLY [NEWSOM]] WILLIAMSON and ANNE
NEWSOME. Grandson: NEWSOM BARNES [son of BETHANIA].
Executor: HARDY
WILLIAMS. Witnesses: RAIFORD AYCOCK, JAMES AYCOCK, and
JAMES WARD. B5,
page 401.
[eds. note: PATIENCE AYCOCK was the wife of JESSE AYCOCK]
* JAMES S. AYCOCK, Will. 3 Nov. 1836. Wife:
BELINDA AYCOCK. Children:
KEZIA; JETHRO; JAMES HENRY; and ALBERT. Exr.: ARTHUR BARDIN and
BELINDA
AYCOCK. Wit: JAMES DANIEL and HENRY WOODARD. WB7,
pages 252 and 253.
Probate: May Court, 1837.
* TIMOTHY AYCOCK, Will. 12 September 1848. Children:
ISAAC; THOMAS G.
B.; JACOB; JOSHUA; ZILPHA; POLLY; PIETY; JAMES; DANIEL; and JESSE.
Wife's
daughter: Sally. Exr.: ISAAC AYCOCK and JESSE AYCOCK.
Wit: BENJAMIN
AYCOCK and JAMES AYCOCK. WB 10, pages 326 through 328.
Probate: February
Court 1850.
[eds. note: the wife of TIMOTHY AYCOCK was POLLY DANIEL, daughter of
ISAAC
DANIEL]
* KISIAH AYCOCK, Will. 27 November 1854. Children:
CALVIN; GABRIEL;
LYDIA [AYCOCK] SASSER, wife of JOHN SASSER, decd.; OLIVE [AYCOCK] HOOKS
wife
of Hardy Hooks; BARNES; SIMON; PATIENCE [AYCOCK] PEARCE; WEALTHY [AYCOCK]
COPELAND and BEDY [AYCOCK] WEBB. Grandaughters: Susan and Nelly
Webb.
Exr.: BARNES and SIMON AYCOCK. Wit: BENJAMIN and
WARREN AYCOCK. WB 14,
pages 186 - 187. Probate: February Court 1865.
* ISAAC AYCOCK, Will. 19 August 1863. Wife:
HARRIET AYCOCK. Exr.: None.
Wit: W. G. YELVERTON and H.B. BALLANCE. WB 13, page 748.
Probate: August
Court 1864.
* GABRIL AYCOCK, will. 26 June 1862. Sister: LYDIA [AYCOCK]
SASSER.
Sister: OLIF [AYCOCK] HOOKS, wife of Hardy Hooks. Brother:
BARNY AYCOCK.
Exr.: BARNY AYCOCK. Wit: GABRIEL and WARREN AYCOCK.
WB13, PAGE 754.
Probate: November Court 1864.
Over the last forty years, I maintained contact with several Aycock
researchers. Two of the most productive and knowledgeable, Bill
R. Linder
and Eunice Aycock Anthony, were frequent correspondents.
WAYNE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, ELECTION RECORDS.
* Constable Elections. Voter's Lists. Wayne County,
NC. 3 February 1838.
Captain Davis' District: [1] 22. CALVIN AYCOCK;
[2] 36. SIMON AYCOCK;
and [3] RESULTS: JOHN BARNES - 25 votes and BENJAMIN AYCOCK
- 12 votes.
[SOURCE: North Carolina Achives. C. R. 103.912.4.
Wayne County, North
Carolina. Election Records. Constable Elections.
Voter's Lists. 1838.]
* Constable Elections. Voter's Lists. 1842.
Wayne County, NC. Boswell's
District: [1] 3. WARREN AYCOCK; [2] 23.
DANIEL AYCOCK; [3] BARNES
AYCOCK; [4] 55. WILLIAM AYCOCK; [5] 57. JOHN AYCOCK; and
[6] 59. SIMON
AYCOCK. JOSHUA BARNES elected unopposed. [SOURCE:
North Carolina
Archives. C. R. 103.912.8. Wayne County, NC. Election Records.
Constable
Elections. Voter's Lists. 1842.]
* Constable Elections. Voter's Lists. Wayne County,
NC. 3 February 1844.
Boswell's District: [1] 1. DANIEL AYCOCK; [2]
3. BARNES AYCOCK; [3]
36. WARREN AYCOCK; [4] 37. CALVIN AYCOCK;
[5] 56. JOHN AYCOCK; and
[6] 64. SIMON AYCOCK. Election Won by: WILLIAM
AYCOCK with 48 votes to
JOHN BARNS' 45 votes. Black Creek District: [1] 5.
ARTHUR BARDEN, JR.;
[2] 11. JOHN WORREL, JR.; [3] 35. HENRY WORREL;
[4] 41. JOHN WORREL;
and [5] 54. LINSEY BELL. [SOURCE: North Carolina
Archives. C. R.
103.912.8. Wayne County, NC. Election Records. Constable
Elections.
Voter's Lists. 3 February 1844].
* Constable Elections. Voter's Lists. Wayne County,
NC. 3 February 1846.
Davis' District: 37. WILLIAM C. AYCOCK. Nahunta District:
[1] 18.
ISAAC AYCOCK; [2] 39. BARNES AYCOCK; [3]
54. SIMON AYCOCK; [4] 65.
CALVIN AYCOCK; [5] 75. JOHN G. AYCOCK. and
[6] 79. WARREN AYCOCK.
[SOURCE: North Carolina Archives. C. R. 103.912.8.
Wayne County, NC.
Election Records. Constable Elections. Voter's Lists.
3 February 1846].
* Constable Elections. Voter's Lists. Wayne County,
NC. 5 February 1848.
Nahunta District: [1] 21. SIMON AYCOCK; [2]
24. BARNES AYCOCK; and [3]
22. ICHOBAD HAM. [SOURCE: North Carolina Archives.
C. R. 103.912.8.
Wayne County, NC. Election Records. Constable Elections.
Voter's Lists.
5 February 1848].
* Constable Elections. Voter's Lists. Wayne County,
NC. 3 February 1849.
Boswell's District at Howell's School House: 17. BARNES
AYCOCK. Nahunta
Depot: [1] 3. WARREN AYCOCK; [2] 20.
ISAAC AYCOCK; [3] 24. T. G. B.
AYCOCK; [4] 25. BURDIN T. AYCOCK; [5] 31. JESSE
AYCOCK; [6] 43.
CALVIN AYCOCK; [7] 45. WILLIAM H. AYCOCK; and [8]
RESULTS: DANIEL AYCOCK
received 47 votes and WILLIAM BRYANT received 16 votes. [SOURCE:
North
Carolina Archives. C. R. 103.912.8. Wayne County, NC.
Election Records.
Constable Elections. Voter's Lists. 3 February 1849].
* Constable Elections. Voter's Lists. Wayne County,
NC. 10 October 1850.
Boswell's District: 8. BARNES AYCOCK and 15. SIMON
AYCOCK. Cross Roads
District: 16. DANIEL AYCOCK. Black Creek District:
35. BENJAMIN AYCOCK.
[SOURCE: North Carolina Archives. C. R. 103.912.8.
Wayne County, NC.
Election Records. Constable Elections. Voter's Lists.
10 October 1850].
* Constable Elections. Voter's Lists. Wayne County,
NC. 3 February 1851.
Boswell's District: 18. BARNES AYCOCK. Nahunta District:
[1] 3. SIMON
AYCOCK; [2] 7. G.T.B. AYCOCK; [3] 21.
B. T. AYCOCK; [4] 32. WARREN
AYCOCK; and [5] RESULTS: DANIEL AYCOCK elected with
46 votes. Recorded
by B. T. AYCOCK, Captain. [SOURCE: North Carolina Archives.
C. R.
103.912.8. Wayne County, NC. Election Records. Constable
Elections.
Voter's Lists. 3 February 1851].
WAYNE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, ESTATE SALES
* Estate Sale of Personal Property of ZACHARIAN MORRIS, deceased;
taken 24
May 1810. Aycocks buyers include: [1] JAMES AYCOCK; [2]
JESSE AYCOCK;
[3] SIMON AYCOCK; and [4] HOLLY AYCOCK.
WAYNE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, MARRIAGE BONDS, 1854.
* JOSHUA AYCOCK married MARTHA BARNES on 28 February 1854.
* JETHRO AYCOCK married MARY ANN BARNES on 21 October 1854.
* JESSE AYCOCK married MARY PIKE on 9 November 1854.
* PENELOPE AYCOCK married WILLIAM HOOKS, JR. on 7 December 1854.
* BETSEY AYCOCK married ROBERT BROCK on 10 December 1854
[SOURCE: North Carolina Archives, C. R. 103.601.1. Wayne
County, NC.
Marriage Records].
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