David Wilkins

Last updated November 12, 2022

David Wilkins may refer to:

David H. Wilkins (born 1946), American politician and ambassador
David Wilkins (sailor) (born 1950), Irish sailor
David Wilkins (orientalist) (1685–1745), Prussian orientalist
David B. Wilkins, American law professor
David E. Wilkins, Lumbee political scientist and scholar of Native politics
Dave Wilkins (1914–1990), jazz trumpeter from Barbados

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