Tillman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Wolf and Charlotte Tillman

mhofstad68 — 2013-05-18 05:55:00Z

Hello My first husband's grandfather was first cousin to Wolf and we came to know them very well, visiting them 2 times in Alderney and 2 other times in Europe. They visited us in the US 4 times. We have lots of family geneology on his family. Awesome people. M Hofstad

Re: johnny tillman sr.

dellydestiny — 2013-03-09 13:36:14Z

The sisters were Augustine and Annie.

Re: johnny tillman sr.

dellydestiny — 2013-03-09 13:36:12Z

The sisters were Augustine and Annie.

TILLMAN Wallace 1926 1926

t42Murphy_WinstonCoMS — 2013-03-08 17:00:10Z

TILLMAN Wallace 1926 1926

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TILLMAN T Cleveland 1918 1940 the picture may dim but memory is ever bright

t42Murphy_WinstonCoMS — 2013-03-08 17:00:01Z

TILLMAN T Cleveland 1918 1940 the picture may dim but memory is ever bright

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TILLMAN Tyson 1925 1925

t42Murphy_WinstonCoMS — 2013-03-05 15:20:13Z

TILLMAN Tyson 1925 1925

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TILLMAN Mabel CARROLL 1897 1959 mother

t42Murphy_WinstonCoMS — 2013-03-03 14:48:39Z

TILLMAN Mabel CARROLL 1897 1959 mother

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TILLMAN John Palmer 1888 1953 father

t42Murphy_WinstonCoMS — 2013-02-28 23:33:45Z

TILLMAN John Palmer 1888 1953 father

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Re: Tillman Family of Wayne / Lenoir Counties

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Tillman Family of Wayne / Lenoir Counties

barbaraoram1 — 2013-02-21 16:14:35Z

I am looking up info on these families for my grandchildren.

They are descendants of Aletha (Tillman) Daniels, George & Winnie (Creel) Tillman , and Joseph and Kizzie (James) Tillman.
Any information on ancestors or descendants would be appreciated.

Barbara M. Oram

Re: Tillman Book

JessieOrphey — 2013-02-06 17:32:17Z

I have read the book. It is very interesting but very tedious / laborious reading as it contains records as they actually appeared , original medieval spelling etc.

I treasured the info. I found many family names that used in my own family of origin. It depends on how connected one feels to one's progenators. We Tillman's seem to be driven in that respect! Interesting!
Jessie TILLMAN Orphey

Tillman(black Family) (Ross)fromWhigham,Ga

gclarke69 — 2012-12-30 01:42:22Z

looking for Maggie Lee Tillman she was 18 in 1932
had a baby in Bainbridge,Ga he moms name was Lona Riley,
my mother whos name was Nettie Mae Tillman clames her dad was Clarance Ross.

TILLMAN Carol I

t42Restland — 2012-12-28 16:05:51Z

TILLMAN Carol I

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Re: tillmans

tillmanbill — 2012-12-25 17:28:11Z

Marita if you are still following this post my grandfather was Carl Tillman of Piggott Ar , Willard and Emogene was his siblings Joe and Lucy was his grandparents Louis Tillman and Mary Taylor was his parents my dads grandparents My grandpa passed away in 1982 in Piggott. Joe and Mary's children were George born 1876, Francis daughter born 1878, Lidia born 1891, Laddie born 1910 murder in 1931 at gravel hill cemetary and Sam born 1884. Please if you would like to correspond about the tillmans please contact me at tillmanbill@rocketmail.com, i do not have parents for Joe and Lucy that is where i am stuck please help if you can and i will do the same.

Re: Mr/Mrs. J.E. Tillman

rereebobo — 2012-12-25 16:47:38Z

Dear Pam, my great great great grandfather was Joe Elbert Tillman and his wife Was Lucy Tillman He was from Tennessee and she was from Arkansas. They were share crop hands that i know about all the census states they were farmers but showed they lived in Arkansas in 1880's it is possible it could be them please email me with any info you might have to see if it is them thanks. Bill Tillman Jr. Email is tillmanbill@rocketmail.com

TILLMAN Marshall C Jr 1929 1982

t42Restland — 2012-12-23 12:09:22Z

TILLMAN Marshall C Jr 1929 1982

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TIillmans' of Hamilton County (White Spring, Florida)

ida209 — 2012-10-22 00:29:47Z

I am trying to locate African American Tillmans' from White Spring, Florida. My great great grandmother was named Peggy Tillman. She married Andrew (Buck) Barber. They lived in Hamilton County.

Re: LOOKING for Black Tillmans from the south ( MAGGIE)

gclarke69 — 2012-10-05 16:11:27Z

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Re: LOOKING for Black Tillmans from the south ( MAGGIE)

gclarke69 — 2012-10-05 16:10:33Z

Leona RILEY, HER DAD OUT OF WEDLOCK WAS CLARENCE ROSS

Re: Jim Tillman

michaeltillman113 — 2012-10-04 11:09:14Z

Are you still researching the Tillman LIne?

The names you mention sound familiar. Please contact me to discuss.

Thank you. Michael Tillman

Re: Tillmans in Yell County

michaeltillman113 — 2012-10-04 11:06:05Z

Hi Tina.

Is there any chance that you are still researching the Tillman Cannon connection?
I am as well. Charles Alford is my Great Grandfather. If this email is still
please get back to me and lets discuss.

Kind regards...Michael Tillman

Re: LOOKING for Black Tillmans from the south ( MAGGIE)

PAULAWATSON4 — 2012-10-03 17:57:16Z

My son's father is a Tillman from South Georgia.Send me an e-mail and maybe we can talk.

Shirley M. Hirsch Tillman, 90,Erie,Pa .daughter of .Edward C. and Dorothy Balling Hirsch.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-09-10 01:23:47Z

Shirley M. Hirsch Tillman, 90,
formerly of Zimmerman Road,
died Monday evening September 3, 2012 at Pleasant Ridge Manor West. A resident of Erie,Pa all of her life
she was born January 24, 1922
a daughter of the late Edward C. and Dorothy Balling Hirsch. Shirley was a graduate of Academy High School and was a member of Wesley United Methodist Church. She loved dogs, gardening, and especially spending time with her grandchildren. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Henry "Hank" Tillman and one sister, Ruth Brown. Survivors include one son, Robert E. Tillman and his wife Sondra of Milford, MA; one daughter, Suzanne Koppes and her husband Robert of Erie; one step-daughter, Alice Stehle and her husband John of Butler, Pa.; eight grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Russell C. Schmidt & Son Funeral Home Inc., 5000 Wattsburg Road, on Monday from 2 until the time of services there at 4:00 p.m. Burial will be private and at the convenience of the family in Erie Cemetery. Memorial contributions can be made to the Humane Society of Northwest PA, PO Box 3930, Erie, 16508. Erie Times-News on September 9, 2012.

Wesley United Methodist Church."

Re: McCleod and Margaret Tillman Holly Hill, Orangeburg, SC

brooksjoan0517 — 2012-09-06 00:22:54Z

Daisy is Margaret...not McCleod's mother. My mistake. However...Margaret's birth name was Margaret Daisy Kershaw born in 1895 and died in New York in 1946. Her mother's name was Flora Brown. Do not know anything about Flora's parents except her father was a white man.

Re: LOOKING for Black Tillmans from the south ( MAGGIE)

gclarke69 — 2012-09-05 17:11:37Z

no she wasnt born then

Re: LOOKING for Black Tillmans from the south ( MAGGIE)

brooksjoan0517 — 2012-09-03 19:45:50Z

Update: Margaret (Kershaw) Tillman is the family line that I belong too. She lived in Orangeburg, SC...not sure where she was born; but she was born about 1891.

Re: LOOKING for Black Tillmans from the south ( MAGGIE)

brooksjoan0517 — 2012-09-03 16:30:07Z

I don't believe that this is the same Margaret that I'm looking for. The Margaret that I'm looking for was born around/about 1891. When the 1920 Census was taking she was 29.

Re: LOOKING for Black Tillmans from the south ( MAGGIE)

brooksjoan0517 — 2012-09-03 15:59:37Z

Is this the same Margaret Tillman from Orangeburg, SC?

Re: Tillmans of Toledo, Ohio

WJones2487 — 2012-09-02 16:07:16Z

I have info on the Tillmans that you are looking for. Clarence is buried in Careyville, TN. Wavel married and had a child that died but she passed away after that and never had anymore children. Her husband passed away shortly after their baby was born. She is buried in a cemetery in Youngstown, OH Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. I know that Clarences last child passed away a few months ago. I have spoken to her daughter Martha Knaggs.
I do not have an ancestry subscription so you can email me at wandainjax@yahoo.com. Sorry for the delay.

Wanda

Re: LOOKING for Black Tillmans from the south ( MAGGIE)

gclarke69 — 2012-09-01 18:17:37Z

Lona Riley was Maggies mom

Black Tillman born in El Dorado, Union County, Arkansas, USA

SaundriaR — 2012-09-01 05:45:45Z

Looking for Rufus Tillman family from El Dorado, Union County, Arkansas, USA

Re: Joshua "Belitha" Tilghman/Tillman, NC (1762-1808): the genealogy is wrong

bwcullinan — 2012-08-31 23:14:14Z

There were many, many Tillman lines all across the South that descend from the same general Maryland-based (1600's) family so distant rellation is likely but not necessarily close relation. By the late 1800's there were numerous Tillman families in and around North Carolina representing many different generations removed from the old Maryland Tilghmans. You'll probably have to do a little digging to find out where specifically your Tillmans fit. In NC at that time there are dozens of possibilities- some lines from Western Viginia that moved South, some from SC that moved North, and many from Eastern NC that came West. Could be any one of those families.

McCleod and Margaret Tillman Holly Hill, Orangeburg, SC

brooksjoan0517 — 2012-08-30 16:23:39Z

Looking for relatives that are related to McCleod (Mother name was Daisy) and Margaret Tillman (Mother name not unknown). They were the parents' of my grandfather Leroy Tillman who was born and lived on Orangeburg, SC. Anyone with information, please contact me at brooksjoan0517@gmail.com.

Children of McCleod and Margaret Tillman:
McCleod (Son) Tillman Jr., Leroy Tillman, James (Jay P) Tillman and Geneva Tillman,

Re: tilman, arilla also known as annie

brooksjoan0517 — 2012-08-30 16:17:05Z

My great grandmother's name was Margaret Tillman whose husband name was McCleod Tillman. Their were from Orangeburg, SC. They had 3 sons and 1 daughter.

Re: LOOKING for Black Tillmans from the south ( MAGGIE)

brooksjoan0517 — 2012-08-30 15:56:28Z

My grandfather (Leroy) was a Tillman who lived in Orangeburg, South Carolina before his family relocated to Washington, DC. His parents name was McCleod and Margaret Tillman. McCleod's mother name was Daisy and it is not known to me what Margaret's mother name was.

Re: Tillmans - Afro American

brooksjoan0517 — 2012-08-30 15:45:33Z

Hello...my name is Joan and my grandfather was a Tillman from Orangeburgh, SC. He had 2 other brothers and 1 sister and their parents name were McCleod and Margaret Tillman. I do know that my grandfather's grandmother's name was Daisy and moved to New York later in life.

Melchior Tillman (1813 Germany-1863 Albany, NY) aka Michael Dillman

hedgeturner — 2012-08-30 10:58:33Z

Looking for information on Melchior Tillman, who was born in about 1813 in Germany and died in 1863 in Albany, NY. He used the name Michael Dillman in Albany and was married to a Catharina Anna Schlosser Schaffner (1813 Darmstadt-1882 Albany). Both are buried at the Evangelical Protestant Church Cemetery in Albany. They had two daughters; Mary born August 17, 1850 who married Peter Manweiler and died May 27, 1930, and Elizabeth born 1854 and died after 1870. I am also looking for information on a Henriette Friedericka Dillman, who as a baptismal sponsor on July 2, 1869 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Albany. Any information on this extended family would be greatly appreciated!

Re: John B. Tillman

CYNDI1000 — 2012-08-29 01:04:07Z

How far are you with your research. I am still stuck at John B.

Re: Joshua "Belitha" Tilghman/Tillman, NC (1762-1808): the genealogy is wrong

MargaretBynoe62 — 2012-08-28 18:56:12Z

Did any of the Tillmans live in Henderson, North Carolina? Did any of them know or were related to Bertha Tillman, born in 1897?

TILLMAN Dewey G 1898-1966

t42bethany — 2012-07-13 15:34:42Z

TILLMAN Dewey G 1898-1966

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Joshua "Belitha" Tilghman/Tillman, NC (1762-1808): the genealogy is wrong

bwcullinan — 2012-07-04 04:29:52Z

There appear to be big errors in the account of the Stephen Holland Tilghman line as represented in the book The Tillman Family by Stephen Frederick Tillman and often repeated by numerous researchers. I don’t believe that “Joshua ‘Belitha’ Tillman” was the son of Stephen Holland Tillman. I also have doubts that Joshua “Belitha” Tillman was the father of Jeremiah Tillman, father of John Tillman and progenitor of Tillman families in Lowndes and Colquitt counties, Georgia.

Stephen Holland Tilghman (1738-1809) did appear to have a son named Joshua but he was not the same person as Joshua Tilghman of Chatham County, North Carolina. Stephen lived in Craven and Jones County in North Carolina from about 1764-1796. In 1796 he and a person who is probably his actual son Joshua both disposed of large amounts of land in Jones County after permanently relocating to York County, South Carolina.

In 1790 Stephen Tilghman is living in York County, South Carolina. There were other Tillmans/Tilghmans living in Upstate South Carolina at the time, many around Edgefield where the first name Stephen was often used. Researchers looking for NC connections may have been confused by this. But we know from Stephen Holland Tilghman’s will, later made out in Kentucky, that he owned land along the Catawba River:

“To my son Joshua Tilghman of the state of North Carolina, a tract of land where I lately lived on the Catauba River, Mechlenburg County, North Carolina, all cash notes due me in that state, 1 shot gun (and then to grandson Stephen Holland), my wearing apparel and $50.00 cash, and cash received from Kentucky for education of grandson Stephen Holland Tilghman.”

The Catawba River runs along the Western border of Mecklenburg County. Near the bottom of Mecklenburg County it also serves as the part of the NC/SC border for about a 9 mile stretch before that border becomes a surveyed line around the area of Tega Cay. Many families who lived in this area owned tracts of land technically located in both states. Mecklenburg County, North Carolina is the county North of York County, South Carolina. In the 1790 Census, Stephen Tillman was the 6th-to-last person enumerated in York County. If we imagine the census taker working from one end of the county to the other, this would be consistent with a household that would have been located in the NC/SC borderland region along the Catawba (a border that’s still in dispute today). I also found him on a document dealing with a ferry that ran across the Catawba between York and Mecklenburg.

In 1800, we have (presumably) the same Stephen “Tilman” living up the road, in the town of Salisbury, Mecklenburg County. Also in Salisbury is a George “Felman” (mis-transcribed) who would fit as another son mentioned in Stephen Holland Tighman’s will. Back in York County, South Carolina, Joshua “Tilman” is enumerated with his wife, 3 males under 10, and 2 slaves. I found a record for an 1833 will for Joshua Tilghman in York County. It lists the following children: Stephen, Elizabeth, Ivy (a son), John, Robert, and Synthia. Son Stephen would fit as the grandson mentioned in Stephen Holland Tilghman’s will. This Joshua clearly spent the rest of his life in this area, not hundreds of miles away in Chatham County. The fact that Joshua and Stephen were both mentioned in the same line of that will also seems to indicate that Joshua was the father of Stephen the grandson. It’s important to note that “Joshua ‘Belitha’ Tillman” did not, according to his will, have a son named Stephen.

But what’s more important in separating these two Joshua Tilghman’s is the next census. In 1810 we have a Joshua Tilman living in York County, SC (26-44 with a wife younger than 25) and another Joshua (Tillman) living in Chatham County, North Carolina (over 44 with a wife 26-44). The second Joshua seems to clearly be the Joshua “Belithia” Tilghman who was old enough to have fought in the Revolution while the younger Joshua from York County is clearly the son of Stephen Holland Tilghman who had also lived in York County and died in Kentucky. Researchers have confused and combined two different individuals.

I believe the mistake was made by an early researcher who made an educated guess after seeing Stephen Holland Tilghman list a son named Joshua “of the state of North Carolina” in his will. Checking the NC census, there’s only one Joshua found in North Carolina at the time of the will (Joshua "Belithia" Tilghman). If you overlook the Catawba River connection, you miss that there was another. To further compound things, I believe the man mistaken to be Stephen Tilghman’s son (Joshua “Belithia” Tilghman) also lived in Jones County, NC around the same time as Stephen before moving to Chatham County, NC. There were several other Tilghman families living in that area at the time. I believe all of them were ultimately related to the Gideon Tilghman (of Maryland) line. Stephen Tilghman was probably an uncle of Joshua “Belithia” Tilghman.

As for Jeremiah Tillman…

I’m still double-checking records but I also have doubts as to the claim that Jeremiah Tillman (1798-1886 of Lowndes County, Georgia) was the son of Joshua “Belithia” Tilghman of Chatham County, NC as stated in so many of the same family trees. The only hard evidence that I’ve seen is that a son named Jeremiah is mentioned in Joshua “Belithia” Tilghman’s will. Joshua was said to have been born in 1762. Jeremiah Tillman was born abt. 1777. I suppose it’s possible he fathered a son at 14-15 but is it likely? Again, I think early researchers may have made an educated guess after seeing Jeremiah list North Carolina as his birthplace in the 1850 census, then finding Joshua “Belithia” Tilghman list a son named Jeremiah in his will. As to the rest, I’ve never been able to find original documentation for the claim that Joshua “Belithia” Tilghman was married twice and to sisters (Patsy and Chloe Taylor). Where did this information come from? It’s repeated in books but no footnotes or references. I can find the second marriage in Jones County records but not the first. Making matters more confusing, in one book (A History of Savannah and South Georgia), the author states that Jeremiah Tillman was a native of South Carolina and living there when the war of 1812 was declared, then moved to Ware County, later to Colquitt where he lived the rest of his life. We have no evidence that Joshua “Belithia” Tilghman was ever in South Carolina so this seems to contradict the other story. Lastly, I also have a hard time believing the associated story regarding Joshua Tilghman (of Chatham County) having his name mispronounced as “Belitha”. Not only does this not make sense phonetically but Joshua (ostensibly) served with a unit made up mostly of his neighbors. The Tilghmans were a fairly well know family in the area and several relatives were officers in the militia. I’d have a hard time believing they didn’t know his first name. The entire story may be a house of cards.

If anyone has any hard evidence I’ve missed that might prove Joshua “Belithia” Tilghman was the father of Jeremiah Tillman of Lowndes and Colquitt County and/or the son of Stephen Holland Tilghman, I’d love to hear what you have. Otherwise, I believe researchers should take a hard look at what’s been passed along in books (and subsequently placed in hundreds of family trees)without much evidence. There’s still a chance that Joshua “Belithia” Tilghman may have been the father of Jeremiah Tillman. But I think the evidence points beyond all reasonable doubt that, at the very least, Joshua “Belithia” Tilghman was definitely not the son of Stephen Holland Tilghman.

Re: John Tillman of Brookhaven

1_ayanawatts — 2012-07-03 01:52:59Z

Haven't been here since forever, kinda gave up. Hope you respond back. Still looking for my family.

E Harold Tillman died 1902 in Jacksonville, Duval, FL

BarbaraCox147 — 2012-07-01 17:09:38Z

from 11 May 1902 Jacksonville FL Times Union obit: E Harold Tillman died in this city Sunday night. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon and the interment was in the Duval Cemetery, under the direction of Clark and Burns, funeral directors.

Re: Marie Bell Tillman

Tillman57 — 2012-05-25 02:01:53Z

Marie, my name is Bill Tillman. Great grandson of Columbus F. Tillman and Mattie Blake Tillman. Mattie Blake and Columbus left lower Lancaster County around 1904-1905 and moved with my grandparents Daniel Lee Tillman and Lena Amos Tillman to Cheraw, S.C. Mattie lived in the home I currently reside in at the time of her death. She and Columbus are buried in Old St. David's cemetery Cheraw, S.C in our family plot. I am keenly interested in the Blake family and their home adjacent to the Tillman plantation near the river. Please be in touch. My email address is bill@dtillmaninc.com Thank you.

Re: Tillman

shirley500 — 2012-05-15 09:11:32Z

Could you give some more information? i.e. some of the brothers/sisters, your parents etc. Like you said, there are a lot of Tillmans. Also is it a black or white family. Lots of both.

Afri-American Tillman-Lancaster, SC

jilburch519 — 2012-05-15 05:56:19Z

Looking for ancestors and descendants of Edmond (1874) and Frances (1874) Tillman. Waxhaw,Lancaster, SC
Children:
Eliza Tillman Green
John Tillman
Mary Jane Massey (1st spouse: Labon Massey)
Amelia Tillman Reid Stewart
Vernon Tilllman
Willie Tillman
Lake Tillman
Ada Tillman--lived in Fla
Edmond Tillman lived in Rowan County, NC,but was buried in White Oak AME Church in Lancaster,SC

Tillman

ctillma1 — 2012-05-14 17:05:14Z

I am a Tillman and my grandpa is Benjamin Tillman. We have ALOT of family that live on the gulf coast in MS. My grandpa had 14 brothers and sisters and he and his sister are the only ones still living

Jarry Tillman married Mary Ratledge

Wilene — 2012-04-25 20:34:46Z

PLEASE NOTE: I am NOT related to this family. The following query was found in a monthly magazine, The Hearthstone (once published by A. D. Porter, New York City), August 1906 issue:

Mrs. Ada Falkner, Honey Grove, Texas, wishes to hear from relatives of Jarry Tillman, who married Mary Ratledge.

(Names are spelled just as they were published.)

Re: Tillman, Maryland, Cherokee Co, Tx. (white)

jessecrain135 — 2012-04-13 03:27:11Z

Henry and Lydia Johnston Tillman are the parents of William R Tillman who married Mariah Bolton. Henry and Lydia married in Morgan Co GA in 1823. The family moved to Cherokee Co by 1848 (Henry and William served as juror and witness in a court case)

I think the family was in Marion Co GA in 1840

Son O George H. tilman

ksgerlock — 2012-02-20 16:33:22Z

As posted in the Weekly Register Call newspaper from Central City , Gilpin County, Colorado:
Janurary 15, 1892
Born: In Black Hawk, Januray 12, 1892, to the wife of George H. Tilman a son."