Tillman b. c1735 would be 18 in 1753 when his parents, Henry and Margaret (Huettenhen) HUFFMAN, were living in the Little Fork community. There were 12 German families in the community at the time (1748). A search for an eligible female might reveal who Tilman married as his first wife and mother of his children. Tillman is said to have served in the RW with Revolutionary Troops of Culpeper. St. Mark's Parish location. By 1781 Tillman was 46. There is a Tilman HUFFMAN listed in the Jan 1781 Culpeper Co., VA Militia Roster. Also there are three entries in Gwathmey's Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution, 1775 -1783, p 399. Huffman, Thilman, E*** Huffman, Tilmann, Culpeper Mil, Madison Pet, E** Hufman, Tilman, Culpeper Pet.* * Culpeper Co. Petition of 15 Nov 1794 statements by Martin Deer, Andrew Deer, John Breedlove and Henry Aylor-Rejected (petition was for recognition of service connected disability) ** Madison Co. Petition of 13 Nov 1795 statements by Martin Deer, Andrew Deer; petition rejected (Same petition as above, one year later-note, two of the original witnesses). Madison Co., VA established in 1794. *** E = is a code for the source of the information. Need some help here as there is little to tie all this together. Best regards, Hugh