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201	JOHN TILLMAN of (1460) is described in "Memories of Malling and its Valley," as the father of Gervise Olyver, "ye sone of John Tilghman," and that "Gervise was baptized 31 Day of January 1587. M. 10 July 1559 Margaret Valentine, Children: John and Gervise Olyver,b.January 1587.	John Tilghman
202	Nicholas Tilghman of (1457) m. Jane Benson according to the family Bible of Christopher Tilghman. On page 184 of "Miscellanea Genealogical et Heraldica, 5th S.4." it is recorded that Nicholas Tilghman, yeoman, was living 1660 (1560?) in Selling, Faversham Hundred, Kent County, England. m.-. Children: Christopher, and John. (1459, Spes Alit Agricolam)	Nicholas Tilghman
203	Nicholas Tilghman of (1457) is described in early English records as being of "de Faversham, Kent County" and this is so noted in one of the Visitations of Kent. His death must have been circa 1591 for page 195 of Harleian Manuscript #25 noted that on "December 13, 1591 Margery Tilghman, daughter of Mr. Tilghman of Faversham, Kent, Gent., deceased, married Thomas Bromelye. No record has been found of his marriage but it is known that his children were Nicholas, Margery, and Thomas. (1458, Spes Alit Agricolam)	Nicholas Tilghman
204	4. NICHOLAUS TILGHMAN of (3) is recorded in the Visitation of Kent, as being of Snodland Parish. He had son Richard de Fauersham, meaning Richard that lived in Faversham Parish, and William. There is no record of the son William having a family.	Nicholaus Tilghman
205	2. RICHARD TILLMAN of (1) lived Snodland Parish, and had son Thomas	Richard Tilghman
206	5. Richard Tilghman of (4) is described in the Visitation of Kent as "Richardus Tilghman de Fauersham." In History of County Kent, reference is made to the fact that the Tilghman family of Faversham Hundred and the Tilghman family of Snodland Parish, were one and the same family. This Richard Tilghman had sons William, Thomas, and Nicholas.	Richard Tilghman
207	RICHARD TILLMAN of (6) is shown in the Visitation of Kent as living at Holloway Court, Snodland Parish during the time of King Henry, the Fourth. This would be 1399-1413. He was the father of Thomas and William. The magazine of the Maryland Historical Society for June 1905, said that this Richard Tilghman was living circa 1450 at Holloway Court and that the name of his wife was Dionysis. Some vague reference has also been found to Dionysis Holloway. The son William, who d. 1493, m. Margaret Saunders and settled in both Snodland Parish and Faverisham Parish. This William Tilghman recorded his arms and crest in 1468. This is from the Visitation of Kent of 1574 and also of 1619. The two visitations also stated that the descendants of this William's brother, Thomas, were as recorded. In his will this William Tilghman made mention of a Richard Tilghman then living at Maidsone and his son John then a student at Oxford.	Richard Tilghman
208	1468. ROGER TILGHMAN (of 1467), b. circa 1650 in Accomac County, Virginia. He left a family Bible, or journal, to his son Robert. Fragments of this have been retained by several descendant lines. M. 1st 1674 Winnefred Austin. Children: Robert born 1675. M. 2nd 1680 (Mrs.) Susannah Parram (or Parham) born 1648 and died 2 March 1717 and settled Prince George County, Virginia. Children: John born 1682, George 10 January 1683, Jane who married Nicholas Robinson, and Christine who married Robert Abernathy. Roger Tilghman located on 1,060 acres of land in Bristol Parish, Charles City County, Virginia, 20 April 1689, according to records of the land office at Richmond, Virginia. This patent was for the transportation of 22 persons into the Colony, and was in the form of headrights. The settlement was known as Fort Tillman, and was situated on the south side of the Appomattox River at Moneus-a-Nock (Monk's Neck), thence to Gravelly Run. This is know in Dinwiddie County, Virginia. On coming to Prince George County, Virginia, he changed the spelling of his name from Tilghman to Tillman.	Roger Tilghman
209	#3. THOMAS TILGHMAN of (2) lived in Snodland Parish. The only data found on this member of the family is that he had two sons, Nicholas and William.	Thomas Tilghman
210	1457. THOMAS TILGHMAN of (1456) is shown in the book "History of Kent," as being the owner of Beechworth Castle, in Surrey County, England, which he subsequently sold to John Cassock of Faversahm. This history speaks of Thomas tilghman as being the younger member of the Snodland branch of the family which would indicate that he had brothers and sisters. The History of Kent says that the coat of arms of the Sussex County, England, family is identifcal to that of the Snodland family's arms. There was one identified difference. The Sussex branch contained the motto of "Spes Alit Agricolam" (Hope Goes or Flies with the Farmer) on their arms. After Thomas Tilghman sold Beechworth Castle he settled in Sussex County. No record has been found of his marriage. There is one note that he had a son Nicholas. If there were other children, no record of them has been found.	Thomas Tilghman
211	6. WILLIAM TILGHMAN of (5) is recorded in the Visitation of Kent as being of Snodland Parish. His son was Richard.	William Tilghman
212	In Reply to: Christine Tillman, 1660-1717 posted by Judy Kimsey on May 03, 1998 at 04:04:14: Christine Tilghman, daughter of Roger Tilghman and Susannah Parham. Roger Tilghman, born 1650 in Accomac County, VA, married Susannah in 1680. She was born in 1648 and died March 2, 1716/17 in Prince George County, VA. (This was Roger's second marriage). Roger was the son of Christopher Tilghman and Ruth Devonshire. There is a lot of information on the Internet on the Tilghman family. Search "Tilghman" and watch for a family history on the Fowler family.	Christine Tillman
213	2546. DAVID CHILES TILLMAN of (2481) b. 14 June 1835 Anson County, North Carolina and died 21 April 1904 Deep Creek, North Carolina. M. 19 June 1863 Martha Elizabeth Arnold, b. 9 September 1845 and d. 11 November 1911. Children: Frederick Shailor, b. 30 December 1865 and died 1937; Everard Ebert, b. 30 August 1867 and died August 1930: John Chiles, b. 21 January 1869, Frances Ella, b. 23 December 1871, Elizabeth Gertrude, b. 5 January 1876, David Arnold, b. 9 September 1873, William Ledbetter, b. 7 March 1878, James Eugene, b. 29 July 1880, Richard Henry, b 12 September 1884, Rosa Cooley, b. 27 April 1893 who m. 29 June 1923 James William Wilkes and settled Kennedale, Texas. (2546 Spes Alit Agricolam) According to his father David Tillman's will, probated 1859), he inherited 4 Negroes and after the death of his mother, the plantation his father lived on was to be divided equally between him, William, and John.	David Chiles Tillman
214	1893. GEORGE TILLMAN of (1468 b, 19 January 1663 Charles City County, Virginia, and d. 4 May 1756 Lawrenceville, Brunswick County, Virginia. M. 10 January 1701 Mary House. His will is on file in Brunswick County. Children: Roger, b. 2 December 1701, George, b. 1705, Tabitha, b. 14 Sept. 1720 who m. Jonathan Butler (date of birth correctly given): William, b. 21 May 1723 who settled Halifax County, N.C.: Elizabeth, b. 1724 who m. James Butler: Mary, b. 1726 who m. John Avery: and Sarah, b. 8 October 1731 who married 1st James Hunt and 2nd 12 Nov. 1798 Anthony Lumpkins.	George Tillman
215	1895. GEORGE STEPHEN TILLMAN of (1894) b. 21 January 1725 Prince George County, Virginia, and died 1781 at the Siege of Ninety Six, S.C., while serving as a Captain under Colonel William Washington in the Revolutionary War. M. 1752 Frances Mitchell, b. 7 May 1726 and d. 5 September 1812. After leaving Virginia they settled Edgefield District, South Carolina. Children: Lewis, b. 12 March 1753; Littlebury, b. 1 July 1754; Frederick, 11 September 1755; Stephen, b. 5 June 1764, and Jacob, b. 1765 who d. unmarried 13 April 1789.	George Stephen Tillman
216	Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol. III, page 449 Moved with mother to Carroll County, Mississippi in 1867	James David Tillman
217	2406. RICHARD TILLMAN of (1894). b. circa 1727 Brunswick County, Va. and d. circa 1800 Montgomery County, NC. He rendered "patriotic Services" in the Revolutionary War while living in Brunswick County, Va. M. Anne Randle who d. April 1771. Children: Elizabeth, b. 1771, Polly, b. 1780, who m. 1st Colonel David Dumas and 2nd - McAllister David, b. 21 December 1784, John, b. 1785, and Anne, b. 1786.	Richard Tillman
218	10. Dr. Richard Henry Tillman (See No. 9) He was born in Granville County July 3, 1819 while his father was looking after the affairs of an old grandaunt, Sarah Lumpkins who was the daughter of George Tillman and wife Mary Goodrich of Brunswick County, Va. He studied medicine at the University of Pa. Philadelphia 1841. November 11, 1841 he married Narcissa Bennett, daughter of James Charles Bennett and Mary Ella Winifree of Anson Co. N.C. He died December 23, 1864, and is buried in Wadesboro, N.C. His widow moved with part of her family to Carroll Co. Mississippi in 1867 and died February 24, 1899 and is buried in Carrollton, Mississippi. (Ledbetter, Roy C. Ledbetters From Virginia. Wilkinson Printing Company. Dallas, Texas 1964, p.54.) From David Tillman's will April 2, 1857 (probated 1859), RHT inherited the "plantation which he now cultivates known as the "Wallace place" for which his father paid $4000.	Richard Henry Tillman
219	Lived at 4003 Brookline Avenue before moving to Walnut Road, Riderwood MD	Richard Henry Tillman
220	Social Security Death Index mistakenly listed place of death as Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts - as I was his legal representative. He died at Keswick (nursing home in Baltimore, Maryland) peacefully in his sleep.	Richard Nelson Tillman, M.D.
221	1894. ROGER TILLMAN of (1893) b. 2 December 1701 Prince Georges County, Va., and d. 5 February 1761 Brunswick County, Va. In 1758 he was serving as a member of the Brunswick unit of the Virginia militia. M. 1723 Mary Goodrick, and settled Northampton County, N.C., but later returned to Virginia. Children: George Stephen, b. 21 January 1725, Elizabeth, b. 15 November 1726, Richard, b. 1727, Roger, b. 1728, John, b. 1730, David, b. 1731, and Frederick, b. 1732.	Roger Tillman
222	[Doughty.FTW] Daughter of Samuel and Eunice (Corbett) Warren.	Anna Warren
223	REF Mayflower2 Date of death is given as 13 Sep 1738, and date of birth was adjusted accordingly to match age at death.	Ebenezer Washburn
224	REF Kingston 1 There are some references to the Washburn family in the early history of Kingston, Massachusetts. This is where she married. The Washburn family later moved to Ohio. (This may be a different Washburn family - PBM) Most of the references to Sarah Washburn indicate that her name was written in pencil.	Sarah Washburn
225	REF Mayflower1, REF MD14:217 Gravestone: Died 25 Dec 1796, wife of Elisha Thomas. "A devoted wife, A loving parent". Age 46yr. 2mo. 17da. b. 4 Oct 1754, Middleboro, MA d. 25 Dec 1796, Middleboro, MA Marr	Rachel Weston
226	REF Russell1. Name was shown as Jeremiah Weston. REF Mayflower2. Name is shown as Zachariah Weston. b. 21 Dec 1728, Plympton, MA d. 9 Apr 1794, Middleboro, MA	Zachariah Weston
227	[Doughty.FTW] Ancestor of Barbara Pierce Bush, wife of President George Bush.	Margery Wheeler
228	[Doughty.FTW] Daughter of Ezra and Anna (Chapin) Wood.	Grace Wood
229	[Doughty.FTW] Ancestor of President William Howard Taft.	Mary Wood
230	[Doughty.FTW] His will was dated 16 Jan 1670. Ancestor of President William Howard Taft.	Nicholas Wood
231	LEE, Eleanor Worthington died in Santa Barbara on February 16, 1999. She was 94 years of age. She leaves her loving brother William Edward Worthington of Camarillo and his family. She was the widow of Rowland V Lee, the veteran film director whom she married in 1924. Born in New York, she and her family came to California in 1913. She lived in Hollywood, Beverly Hills and Palm Desert before moving to Santa Barbara in 1989. She was an interior designer of distinction and was admired for her exceptional taste and ability to avoid a "decorated Look". The intimate friends who predeceased her had families who have stayed in touch. She cherished their friendships. At her request, no services will be held. Private Inurnment will be at Forest Lawn, Glendale. For those wishing to make a memorial contribution, she hoped they would make it to the Hemophilic Foundation of Oregon, 5219 SW Westgate Dr, #126, Portland, Oregon 97221. Arrangements by McDermott-Crockett Mortuary	Eleanor Worthington
232	Grete Wranitsky, 12/1/1968	Franz Wranitzky
233	Grete Wranitzky, 12/1/1968	Franz Wranitzky
234	Grete Wranitsky, 12/1/1968	Paul Wranitzky
235	Grete Wranitzky, 12/1/1968	Alfons Karl Wray
236	[Doughty.FTW] Ancestor of Barbara Pierce Bush, wife of President George Bush.	Elizabeth _____
237	[Doughty.FTW] "NEHG Register 1899 #51. "The Ancestry of the Families of Batt and B yley", by J. Henry Lea. "The Pioneers of Mass." by Charles Pope. Ancestor of President Franklin Pierce.	Lucy _____
238	Otis Family in America, p. 39, #3Death date for Margaret from NEHGR Vol. 13, p. 215	Margaret _____
239	[Doughty.FTW] Ancestor of President William Howard Taft.	Margaret _____
240	[Doughty.FTW] Ancestor of President William Howard Taft.	Mary _____
241	United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of the United States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1850	Source: 1850 United States Federal Census
242	United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of the United States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1860	Source: 1860 United States Federal Census
243	1870	Source: 1870 United States Federal Census
244	United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of the United States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1880	Source: 1880 United States Federal Census
245	Source Medium: Ancestry.com	Source: 1890 Veterans Schedules
246	United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900	Source: 1900 United States Federal Census
247	United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Thirteenth Census of the United States, 1910, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1910	Source: 1910 United States Federal Census
248	Bibliothèque et Archives Canada, Recensement canadien de 1916 pour les provinces du Manitoba, de la Saskatchewan et de l’Alberta, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Bibliothèque et Archives Canada	Source: 1916 Canada Census of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
249	United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fourteenth Census of the United States, 1920, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1920	Source: 1920 United States Federal Census
250	Source Medium: Ancestry.com United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930	Source: 1930 United States Federal Census