Above: The Wilkins Homestead at 8 East Street, constructed by Timothy's grandfather in the 1730s. Timothy was living here with his parents at the start of the Revolution.
Timothy Wilkins Jr. was a private in Captain James Russell's company in Colonel Eleazer Brook's regiment and marched to Dorchester on March 4th 1776 to re-enforce the army.
After the war in 1780, Timothy Jr. was appointed as one of the Constables of the District of Carlisle.
Timothy Wilkins Jr. is buried in Carlisle's Central Burying Ground.
After the war in 1780, Timothy Jr. was appointed as one of the Constables of the District of Carlisle.
Timothy Wilkins Jr. is buried in Carlisle's Central Burying Ground.
Above: Timothy Wilkins Jr.'s gravestone
