Individual Details

Posted at findagrave.com: Printed in the Times Post, Houston, Mississippi dated March 26 1959. Mrs. Aycock Dies at Woodland. Services for Mrs. Viola Moore Aycock, former school teacher, who died at her home at Woodland at 8:30 pm, Saturday, March 21, were conducted from the Woodland Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 pm. She was 70 and had been in ill health for about four years. The Rev. Joe L Jolly, Sr., officiated. Burial was in the Palestine Cemetery with Houston Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers were: Leslie, Malcolm and Elliott Webber, Wilford Robertson, Marvin Hill and Sherman Naron. Mrs. Aycock was a member of the Woodland Baptist Church. She was a member of the Woodland O E S. She was born in Chickasaw county on Feb. 8, 1889, the daughter of the late Thomas A Moore and Ella Ross Wilkerson Moore. She leaves her husband, James Ethel Aycock of Woodland; three sons, James Rupert of Ft. Worth, Tex., Charles Lee of Columbus, Miss., and Thomas Clifton of Shelbyville, Tenn.; a daughter, Mrs. Ford Wilson of Saverna Park, Md.; three brothers, S C Moore of Houston, Floyd E Moore of Woodland, and Paul E Moore of New Albany; four sisters, Mrs. Fannie Millsaps of Woodland, Mrs. Pauline Kilgore of Houston, Mrs. Johnnie Springer of Calhoun City and Mrs. Birdie Harris of New Albany. Nine grandchildren also survive.

Birth	9 Feb 1889	Chickasaw Co., Mississippi
Marriage	7 May 1910	Viola and J. E., Clay Co., Mississippi - James Ethel Aycock
Residence	1930	Beat 4, Clay, Mississippi
Death	21 Mar 1959	Woodland, Chickasaw Co., Mississippi
Burial		Palestine Cemetery, Montpelier, Clay Co., Mississippi

Spouse

James Ethel Aycock (1885 - 1972)