Individual Details
John Thomas Aycock
(30 Sep 1854 - 20 Sep 1938)
Calhoun Times, Calhoun, Georgia, September 22, 1938: J. T. Aycock, 83, Passes Wednesday. John Thomas Aycock passed away September 20 at his home near McDaniel's Station at the age of 83. He was born and reared in Gordon county. He is survived by his wife and the following children: W. S. Nix, of Girard, Ga.; Mrs. J. R. Jackson of Detroit, Michigan; Mrs. Boyce Pass, Mrs. Reece Ellis and J. M. Aycock of Calhoun, and J. J. Aycock of Detroit, Michigan. Funeral services were held at 11 o'clock, at Salem church on Thursday morning, Rev. T. L. Henderson officiating. Interment in Salem cemetery. Jackson Funeral Home in charge.
The following is his church's commeration about him, published 3 months after his death:
Calhoun Times, Calhoun, Georgia, December 22, 1938: John Thomas Aycock was born in Bartow County, Georgia, September 30, 1854, and died September 20, 1938, only lacking ten days reaching his 84th mile-post. He had one daughter who died several years ago, Mrs. Howard Jackson. He leaves to mourn his going a wife, one son, Mell Aycock, two daughters, Mrs. Boyce Pass and Mrs. Reece Ellis, of Calhoun; one daughter, Mrs. Robert Jackson, and one son, Julius Aycock, of Detroit, Mich.; one step-son, W. S. Nix, of Girard, Ga.; several grandchildren, nephews, nieces, and a host of friends. He jointed Salem Baptist church at the age of nineteen and lived a consistent Christian life since that time. He told us some years ago of talking to some boys about the souls' salvation and they scorned him with laughter, but later they came to him and told him they were wrong. They then joined the church.
Friends, let us try to emulate his example in cross-bearing for our Lord. To his loved ones, may we point you to his God, that you may find peace and comfort to your souls in the eternal spirit of Jehovah. Be it resolved that this Salem church be resigned to the will of God, inasmuch as our loss is his eternal gain. We beg to recommend that this memorial be spread on church record, a copy be given the family, and published. Humbly submitted, your committee,
V. B. Jones, Chairman
Mrs. W. N. Rogers
Mrs. J. P. Jones
Mrs. Joe Caldwell
Mrs. D. M. Holleran
from Digital Library of Georgia, Dlg.galileo.usg.edu.
The following is his church's commeration about him, published 3 months after his death:
Calhoun Times, Calhoun, Georgia, December 22, 1938: John Thomas Aycock was born in Bartow County, Georgia, September 30, 1854, and died September 20, 1938, only lacking ten days reaching his 84th mile-post. He had one daughter who died several years ago, Mrs. Howard Jackson. He leaves to mourn his going a wife, one son, Mell Aycock, two daughters, Mrs. Boyce Pass and Mrs. Reece Ellis, of Calhoun; one daughter, Mrs. Robert Jackson, and one son, Julius Aycock, of Detroit, Mich.; one step-son, W. S. Nix, of Girard, Ga.; several grandchildren, nephews, nieces, and a host of friends. He jointed Salem Baptist church at the age of nineteen and lived a consistent Christian life since that time. He told us some years ago of talking to some boys about the souls' salvation and they scorned him with laughter, but later they came to him and told him they were wrong. They then joined the church.
Friends, let us try to emulate his example in cross-bearing for our Lord. To his loved ones, may we point you to his God, that you may find peace and comfort to your souls in the eternal spirit of Jehovah. Be it resolved that this Salem church be resigned to the will of God, inasmuch as our loss is his eternal gain. We beg to recommend that this memorial be spread on church record, a copy be given the family, and published. Humbly submitted, your committee,
V. B. Jones, Chairman
Mrs. W. N. Rogers
Mrs. J. P. Jones
Mrs. Joe Caldwell
Mrs. D. M. Holleran
from Digital Library of Georgia, Dlg.galileo.usg.edu.
Events
Families
Spouse | Viola Florence Morgan (1873 - 1961) |
Father | James Madison Aycock (1824 - 1855) |
Mother | Jane Elizabeth Swain (1827 - 1892) |
Sibling | Zachariah N. Aycock (1848 - 1855) |
Sibling | Frances Lauretta Aycock (1850 - 1927) |
Sibling | Jesse William Aycock (1852 - 1930) |
Endnotes
12. Find A Grave.
13. Obituary of John Thomas Aycock, Calhoun Times, Calhoun, Georgia, September 22, 1938.