Lieutenant Timothy Keyes

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Name Timothy Keyes
Sex Male
Father's Name Jonathan Keyes
Father's Sex Male
Mother's Name Patience Morse
Mother's Sex Female
Event Type Birth
Event Date 1733
Event Place Shrewsbury, Worcester, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America
Event Place (Original) Bolton?, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States (see source in sources for information on the death in 1647 in Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Colonial America of Timothy's gt.gt.grandfather)

"Wikipedia.org/wiki/battle_of-Wyoming" Township, Luzerne, PA is posted in Media above showing documentation for Timothy Keyes service in the Connecticut Continentals in the Revolutionary War in 1778. This is a document copy for the descendants of Beatrice (Barnes) Keyes leading to Lt.Timothy Keyes who was in the Connecticut Continentals at the Battle of Wyoming (Township, Luzerne, PA), and he has been found in the descendants of Beatrice (Barnes) Keyes: Jonathan his father, Thomas his father, Elias his father, Robert his father, Robert the Elder his father, Beatrice Barnes his mother, and Thomas Barnes I her father born 1524. 7 separate Keyes lines from Beatrice Barnes Keyes have been found in Connecticut or the Connecticut Continentals in the 1770s: Elias, Zachariah, Solomon, Samson, Lt. Ephraim, Capt. Stephen, and Lt. Timothy Keyes. Lt. Timothy Keyes returned to Massachusetts after the War. See the profile overview for Thomas Barnes I, the father of Beatrice Keyes (Barnes) for the complete story of how Lt. Timothy Keyes and Capt. Lazarus Stewart were distant cousins and were both involved in the Battle of Wyoming Township, Luzerne, Pennsylvania in 1778.