Charlie D. Tillman

Charlie D. Tillman
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Short Name: Charlie D. Tillman
Full Name: Tillman, Charlie D. (Charles Davis), 1861-1943
Birth Year: 1861
Death Year: 1943

Tillman, Charles "Charlie" Davis. (Tallahassee, Talapoosa County, Alabama, March 20, 1861--1943). Married Anna Killingsworth (Dec. 24, 1889); four daughters, one son (d.1910).

--Keith C. Clark, DNAH Archives

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Texts by Charlie D. Tillman (30)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A keeper went out in the morningCharlie D. Tillman (Author)English1
Brother hear the invitation, Jesus will saveCharlie D. Tillman (Author)English8
En un aposento altoChas. D. Tillman (Author)Spanish3
Er zerbricht alle KettenCharlie D. Tillman (Author)German0
I am all on the altarCharlie D. Tillman (Author)English26
I must tell you what brought me to JesusC. D. T. (Author (vs. 2 & 3))English2
I now have the Spirit that setteth me freeCharles D. Tillman, 1861-1941 (Author)English7
I was traveling the road appallingCharlie D. Tillman (Author)English1
In dem obern Saal zusammenCharlie D. Tillman (Author)German1
It was good for our mothersC. D. T. (Author)English5
Jesus, my truth, my wayC. D. T. (Author (Chorus))English1
加利利邊異人的脚蹤 (Jia li li bian yi ren de jiao zong)Charles D. Tillman (Author)Chinese0
Long a small cracked vase had waitedC. D. T. (Author)English3
Long I've been in Satan's serviceCharlie D. Tillman (Author)English1
Makes me love everybodyC. D. T. (Author)English1
My Savior calls and I must goCharlie D. Tillman (Author)English3
O Lord, send the power just nowCharlie D. Tillman (Author)English1
O soul so long bound down by sinC. D. T. (Author)English3
O who can forget the kind care of a motherCharlie D. Tillman (Author)English2
പൂർവ്വ അമ്മമാർ ഭക്തി (Pūrvva am'mamār bhakti)Charlie D. Tillman (Adapter)Malayalam1
The sands have been washed in the footprintsCharlie D. Tillman (Author)English5
The Spirit is calling O do not delayCharlie D. Tillman (Author)English3
There's a way that leads to glory, Which long has stood the testC. D. T. (Author)English3
They were in an upper chamber, They were all with one accordC. D. T. (Author)English138
Though like others you're not giftedC. D. T. (Author)English4
Unanswered yet? The prayer your lips have pleadedCharles D. Tillman (Author)English1
We greet you on this glad birthdayCharlie D. Tillman (Author)1
We will sing about the happy dayC. D. T. (Author)English2
When you hear of good in people, tell itC. D. T. (Author (Chorus))English1
Ye who sow with anxious yearningC. D. T. (Author)English2

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