Tillman
Tillman is a surname of German origin, derived from a personal name meaning "tiller of the soil" or from the given name Tillmann.
As a family name, it appears throughout American history, most notably associated with Benjamin Tillman, a controversial South Carolina politician of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The name also serves as a given name, though less commonly than as a surname.
Descent from progenitors
- bloodlineAncestry through generations
- forebearsAncestral family members
- progenitorsOriginal ancestors of a lineage
- descendantsThose who come after
kinfolk · clan · dynasty · pedigree · family tree · genealogy · roots · heredity
One who cultivates land
- husbandmanOne who farms land
- plowmanOne who furrows fields
- cultivatorSoil-turning implement
- agriculturalistFarming specialist
soil · land · occupation · craftsman · Germanic · medieval · Old English
lineage
Descent from progenitors
- bloodlineAncestry through generations
- forebearsAncestral family members
- progenitorsOriginal ancestors of a lineage
descendants · kinfolk · clan · dynasty · pedigree · family tree · genealogy · roots · heredity · inheritance
farmer
One who cultivates land
- husbandmanOne who farms land
- plowmanOne who furrows fields
- cultivatorSoil-turning implement
agriculturalist · soil · land · occupation · craftsman · Germanic · medieval · Old English
Zimmerman
- SchmidtGerman surname meaning metalworker
- MüllerGerman grain-grinder surname
- FischerGerman surname, angler
Weber · Meyer · Wagner · Becker · Hoffmann · Koch · Richter · Braun · Hartmann · Lange
Tillmandraft dodger
One who avoids compulsory enlistment
Dick Cheney · war profiteer · chickenhawk · Donald Trump · Ted Nugent
till, tiller, tillage, tilling, tilled, man, men, manly, manliness