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Subject: Re: [BORN] Old Born Tin-Type Photos from Rockdale County, Georgia
Date: Tue, 5 Feb 2008 10:42:22 -0500
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Thank you for the information on the Born, Lucas, Aycock cemetery. My wife
and I have been to the cemetery a couple of times in our search for more
info on the John Born family. There is a Benjamine Franklin Born that was
one of the sons of Thomas Payton.
Thomas and his wife Jane Lucas had about ten children. I can send you the
names of them if you do not have that information.Benjamine married Mary Ida
Ray and they had 7 children. If you do not have their names let me know as
I also have them. Of all the children that Thomas and Jane had only one was
a girl. Her name was Nancy Caroline Born. I cannot find where the Aycock
family came into the Born or Lucas family. Do you know where this may have
occurred? There are not many of the markers that are readable in the
cemetery. We will plan to go back to the cemetery and record the ones that
we can read. Would be glad to review any pictures you have in hopes of
identifying them. We could plan to meet at the cemetery on any other place
you might suggest. Let us know......James(Jim) and Maureen Born, 209
Everhill, Peachtree City, GA 30269. 770-487-2694
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Subject: [BORN] Old Born Tin-Type Photos from Rockdale County, Georgia


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> I have come into possession of some old tin-type photos taken in
> Rockdale County, Georgia. The old photo album has the name "B.J. Born,
> Sheffield, GA" on the front page. However, one of the photos, a boy, has
> the name "W.T. Aycock" signed on a piece of paper behind it. I know the
> Born, Lucas, and Aycock families were very close (there were several
> marriages among them.). In fact, many of them from the period are buried
> at what is called the Born/Lucas/Aycock cemetery in Rockdale. I'd
> appreciate any help you can provide in identifying these photos. I'll
> be happy to share them with any interested parties. Email me at
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