Timmy Musket

Timmy Musket (1801–1811) was the late son of Jane and Miles "Chatterbox" Musket.

Background
Born in 1801, Timmy was the son of early Quahog settlers Jane and Miles "Chatterbox" Musket. He died in 1811 at age ten, and was subsequently buried at Old Block Island Cemetery.

History
As a clue for a treasure hunt, a statue of Miles "Chatterbox" Musket in Quahog Town Square featured a plaque containing a memorial for his son, Timmy. Multiple Quahog residents soon reached Timmy's burial site on Block Island for clues. On the island, Peter tasked himself with exhuming Timmy. Inside the coffin, the skeletal corpse of Timmy and another clue were found, initially leading all active treasure hunters to McCoy Stadium.