Nonjohn’s
Maternal Ancestors: Including 8 Kings of England
(Includes William I “The Conqueror”, Henry I-III, John, and Edward I-III)
Pictured above is Nonjohn's mother, Nancy Marilyn Tennison.
Nancy Marilyn Tennison's Ancestors (in reverse chronological order)
Alfred Austin Tennison, III (born March 28, 1962), Mary Edith Tennison (born March 12, 1963),
Nonjohn (A.K.A. John Tilmon Tennison), (born Sept. 16,
1968), Joseph Gleason Tennison (born Feb. 24, 1971)
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Nancy Marilyn Tilmon, b. Feb. 20, 1939 (Nonjohn’s mother;
She married Alfred Austin Tennison,
Jr.)
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Charles Erbie Tilmon, b. June 29, 1905 (Nonjohn’s
maternal grandfather)
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Charles Edward Tilmon, b. Jan. 5, 1874, Dardanelle, AR
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John Irving Sturman Tillman, b. Dec. 18, 1849, Yell County Arkansas
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John Tillman, b. Nov. 16, 1818 in Chatham County, NC
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William Tillman, b. circa 1790
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Joshua Belitha Tilghman, b. 1762 (He fought in the American Revolution.)
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Stephen Tilghman, b. 1738
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Gideon Tilghman, b. 1682
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Gideon Tilghman, b. circa 1652
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Christopher Tilghman, b. circa 1600
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Anna Sanders, b. circa 1570
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Edward Sanders, b. circa 1540
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Anna Whetenhall
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Alice Berkeley
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Elizabeth Neville, b. circa 1477
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George Neville, Baron of Abergavenny, b. 1440
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Edward Neville, Baron of Abergavenny, b. circa 1412
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Joan Beaufort
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John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, b. 1340
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Edward III, King of England, b. 1312
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Edward II, King of England, b. 1284
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Edward I, King of England, b. 1239
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Henry III, King of England, b. 1200
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John, King of England, b. 1166
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Henry II, King of England, b. 1133
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Mathilda "Maud", Princess of England, Empress of Germany
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Henry I, King of England, b. circa 1088
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William I "The Conqueror", King of England, b. 1024
William I "The Conqueror," King of England
REFERENCES
Book: “Spes Alit Agricolam (Hope Sustains the Farmer) Covering the years 1225 to 1961 of the Tilghman (Tillman) and Allied Families.” 4th Edition, by Stephen Frederick Tillman, Published in 1962 by The Goetz Company, Washington,
D.C.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/1253/joe2.html
(This reference traces Christopher Tilghman to William I “The Conqueror,” King of England.)