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A BREATH OF SNOW AND ASHES
Characters - Alphabetical

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FIRST NAME	LAST NAME	DESCRIPTION
Arabella	Abernathy	Young Grannie's daughter. Aka: Grannie Belly.
Hugh	Abernathy	Fraser's Ridge tenant.
Jocky	Abernathy	Fraser's Ridge tenant.
Old Mrs.	Abernathy	Elderly congregant commenting on Roger's nervousness. Aka: Old Grannie.
Willie	Abernathy	A teenage grandson of the Abernathys. Aka: Willie B.
Younger Mrs.	Abernathy	Old Grannie's daughter-in-law. Aka: Young Grannie.
John	Adams	American patriot and political thinker.
Samuel	Adams	Revolutionary leader and political agitator.
The	African-Voiced Man	A tall man with an African accent, possibly an ex-slave.
Squire	Allworthy	Character from Tom Jones which was mentioned by Tom Christie.
Father	Anselme	Franciscan priest at the Abbey of St. Anne.
John	Ashe	Is a fellow commander who worked with Jamie during the War of the Regulation.
Mr.	Ashe	John Ashe's father.
The	Assemblymen	Political figures MacDonald advises Fergus to handle carefully.
Saint	Athelais	Another saint associated with abduction and escape.
The	Auld Covenanter Woman	Another victim like Aunt Margaret.
Nathan	Baldwin	Town Clerk of Worcester.
The	Bear	Was thought by Claire as someone who ruin her beehives.
Aaron	Beardsley	Former Indian trader.
Josiah	Beardsley	One of Beardsley twins. Aka: Jo.
Keziah	Beardsley	One of Beardsley twins. Aka: Kezzie.
Rodney Joseph	Beardsley	Lizzie's son.
Alicia	Beardsley Brown	Two-year-old adopted daughter of the Browns.
The	Bee	Owned by Claire.
Lady	Bellaston	Character from Tom Jones which was mentioned by Tom Christie.
Mr.	Benjamin	Owner of the warehouse and merchant in town.
Monika	Berrisch	Potential wife for Mr. Wemyss. Aka: Fraulein Berrisch.
Pastor	Berrisch	Fraulein Berrisch's brother.
Peter	Bewlie	A potential interpreter for Cherokee dealings.
Israel	Bissell	Express rider.
Silent	Black Man	One of the marauders and tending the fire.
The	Black Woman	A prisoner and enslaved woman who gives birth in the sheriff's kitchen.
Mr.	Blogweather	Williamsburg glassmaker of exceptional skill.
Herr Doktor	Blumenbach	A renowned German physician and anatomist.
Harley	Boble	One of the marauders and a former thieftaker who has now become a thief
Georgie	Bogues	Another Bogues child, younger.
Melanie	Bogues	Ralston's wife.
Miranda	Bogues	The Bogueses' ten-year-old daughter. Aka: Randy.
Ralston	Bogues	The apothecary of Cross Creek.
Stephen	Bonnet	Brianna's rapist.
Robert	Borthy	Commander of another Patriot militia company.
The	Boston Mobs	Mobs who harass soldiers. Aka: Marching Societies
The	Braves	Cherokee men summoned to witness and receive the muskets.
Mr.	Brennan	A resident of Cross Creek.
Mrs.	Brennan	Wife of Brennan In labor and requiring Fentiman's immediate medical attention.
Mrs.	Briggs	A baker's wife from Claire's childhood.
Aaron	Brown	Lionel Brown's nephew.
Lionel	Brown	Richard's brother.
Moses	Brown	Another Lionel Brown's nephew.
Richard	Brown	One of the Brown brothers from Brownsville.
William	Buccleigh Mackenzie	Morag's husband and Roger's ancestor.
Seaumais	Buchan	A Ridge resident rumored to be dying.
Alexander	Buchanan	A guest at River Run.
Dougie	Buchanan	Roger's childhood friends in Inverness.
Arch	Bug	Husband of Mrs. Bug. Aka: Arch.
Murdina	Bug	Housekeeper at Fraser's Ridge. Aka: Mrs. Bug/Frances
The	Burned Little Girl	Tige's daughter.
The	Burned Man	A dutchman and he died of a stab wound—murdered before burning(husband/father).
The	Burned Young Woman	Burnt found inside the cabin (wife/mother).
Gilbert	Butler	A local smuggler.
The	Butler	The Governor's Butler.
Davy	Caldwell	Presbyterian minister who had married Roger and Brianna.
Alexander	Cameron	A middle-aged Scotsman who has lived among the Cherokee since youth. Aka: Scotchee.
Hector	Cameron	Jocasta's deceased husband.
Jocasta	Cameron Innes	Jamie's wealthy blind aunt and wife of Duncan Innes. Aka: Jocasta Isobeail MacKenzie Cameron Innes
Farquard	Campbell	Influential merchant and leader in Campbelton/Cross Creek.
Rachel	Campbell	The wife of Farquard Campbell.
The	Caretaker Girl	Eleven-year-old girl and daughter of the murdered trading-post caretakers.
Johnny	Cash	A person immitated by Jem.
Richard	Caswell	Another patriot commander.
The	Caterpillar	A small green worm that Brianna jokingly calls Roger's.
The	Catholic Nuns	Brianna's teacher in a Catholic school.
Bobby	Cawdor	Roger's childhood friends in Inverness.
Queen	Charlotte	The Queen.
The	Cherokee	Knowledgeable about gallberries.
Mr.	Chester	Owner of the brig docked in the harbor.
The	Chickasaw Leaders	Examples of tribes whose leadership he manipulated through British influence.
The	Choctaw Leaders	Examples of tribes whose leadership he manipulated through British influence.
Allan	Christie	Thomas Christie's son.
Edgar	Christie	Tom Christie's brother.
Malva	Christie	Tom Christie's daughter and is learning medicine to Claire.
Mona	Christie	Tom Christie's wife. Aka: Mrs. Christie.
Thomas	Christie	A most devout Presbyterian and school master. Aka: Tom Christie
Saint	Clare	Invoked silently by Claire during the eye procedure.
Mrs.	Coinneach	Friend of Mrs. Abernathy.
John	Collet	A Swiss-born officer commanding Fort Johnston at Brunswick. Aka: Captain Collet.
The	Committee Of Correspondence	Revolutionary body whose distrust of Jamie places him in political danger.
The	Committee Of Safety Member	Local Patriot official.
The	Constable	Tolliver's Constable.
Lord	Cornwallis	A British general.
Royal	Council	Political figures MacDonald advises Fergus to handle carefully.
Hiram	Crombie	The unofficial spokesman of the families from Thurso.
Mairi	Crombie	Hiram Crombie's wife and daughter of the deceased Mrs. Wilson. Aka: Mrs. Crombie.
The	Crombie Daughters	Present at the wake, grief-stricken and hosting mourners.
Amos	Crupp	The current owner of the Wilmington Gazette.
Saint	Dagobert	Patron saint of abducted persons.
The	Dockworkers	Edenton townspeople.
The	Doctors In Paris	Bought bodies of dwarfs for medical or occult purposes.
Wendigo	Donner	One of the marauders and another time traveler.
Gully	Dornan	A mischievous man who brought a snake to church.
Patrick	Dugan	A clergyman.
Geillis	Duncan	Raped Young Ian long time ago.
Geneva	Dunsany	William's biological mother.
Isobel	Dunsany	Lord John Grey's late wife.
Lord	Dunsany	William's grandfather.
Walking	Elk	Mohawk man and storyteller.
Ludovic	Ellesmere	William's legal father. Aka: The Eighth Earl of Ellesmere.
The	Farmers With Pigs	Travelers who inadvertently inform Bobby Higgins.
Dr.	Fentiman	Admires Claire's medical skills.
Sadie	Ferguson	Claire's cellmate. Aka: Mrs. Ferguson.
The	Ferryman	An unnamed man who was robbed and killed.
Henry	Fielding	Author of Tom Jones which was referenced by Claire.
The	First Mate	In charge to observe the Fort Johnston from the HMS Cruizer.
The	Fisher-Folk Children	Took Henri-Christian.
The	Fishermen	Present in Bree's recalled memory at MacDuff.
The	Fishwives	Members of the crowd, adding to the mob's volatility and noise.
Ian James	Fitzgibbons Fraser Murray	"Jamie's nephew. Aka: Young Ian/Okwaho'rohtsiah/Wolf's Brother/John
Murray."
Murtagh	Fitzgibbons-Fraser	Jamie's godfather.
Captain	Follard	Captain of HMS Cruizer.
Elspeth	Forbes	Acquaintance of Jocasta and Neil Forbe's mother.
Mrs.	Forbes	Wife of Neil Forbes.
Neil	Forbes	Holds a grudge against Frasers.
A	Foreign Nobleman	Alleged father of a syphilitic infant specimen.
The	Fortune-Teller	Old Palm-Reading Woman in Paris.
Jedidiah	Foster	Militia leader from Brookfield.
The	Four Cherokee Friends	Young men accompanying the Wilson siblings.
Bobby	Fraser	Fraser of Glenhelm who cut-off some fingers of Arch Bug.
Félicité	Fraser	Third child of Fergus and Marsali. The "Hell-kittens" and one of Germain's two younger sisters; extremely mischievous.
Fergus	Fraser	Jamie's adopted son and Husband of Marsali.
Germain	Fraser	Fergus and Marsali's eldest son and Jem's bosom friend.
Henri-Christian	Fraser	Marsali's youngest child (son). Aka: Monsieur L'Oeuf
James	Fraser	Leader of the Ridge settlers, protagonist and a colonel of militia. Owner of Fraser's Ridge. Aka: Jamie/Grandpère/Mac Dubh/Bear-Killer/James Alexander Malcolm MacKenzie Fraser/ Scotus Americanus/Alexander Malcolm.
Jared	Fraser	Jamie's cousin.
Joanie	Fraser	Second child of Fergus and Marsali and first daughter. The "" and one of Germain's two younger sisters; extremely mischievous. Aka: Joan/Hell-kittens
Leslie	Fraser	Bobby Fraser's nephew.
Simon	Fraser	Jamie's grandfather. Aka: Lord Lovat.
William	Fraser	Jamie's dead young brother.
Jeremiah	Fraser Mackenzie	Roger and Brianna's son. Aka: Jem/Jemmy.
Janet	Fraser Murray	Jamie's sister and raised Fergus. Aka: Jenny
The	Fulani Men	Africans prisoned with Josh.
Thomas	Gage	British military governor in Massachusetts. Aka: General Gage.
The	Gaoler	Caused Donner's escape.
The	Gentleman From Philadelphia	A plant collector Jamie meets at the mill.
King	George Iii	His authority and treaties are being quietly undermined by colonial land speculators.
Captain	Gill	Friend of John Grey.
The	Goat'S Two Kids	Newly born goats of Frasers.
Mr.	Goodwin	A guest who comments on Simms's bravery and the danger he faces.
S.	Gowdy	Newspaper subscriber from Newbern.
Mrs.	Graham	Mentioned in Roger's memory.
Duncan'S	Grandfather	Used Margaret's death as proof of divine decree.
Malcolm	Grant	The rejected suitor Jamie's mother.
Amos	Green	Former Regulator from Salisbury.
John	Grey	A longtime friend of the Fraser family.
Richard	Gridley	An Engineer. Aka: Mr. Gridley
Mr.	Gwilty	Who might be either Mrs. Gwilty's husband or her father-in-law.
Mrs.	Gwilty	A professional mourning woman for funerals in Fraser's Ridge.
The	Half-Bearded Boys	One of the marauders and gawking to Claire and makes her uncomfortable.
John	Hancock	Colonial leader and a merchant.
A	Hanged Murderer	The source of a malformed brain specimen in Fentiman's collection.
The	Harbormaster	Whom Roger confirmed Bonnet's likely destinations.
Cornelius	Harnett	Another associate of Forbes.
Jezebel	Hatfield Morton	Isaiah Morton's first wife.
James	Henderson	A wealthy former Chief Justice of North Carolina.
Obadiah	Henderson	Considered by Claire as a possible admirer of Malva.
George	Herbert	A spokesman for a delegation of townsmen.
Robert	Higgins	New servant of Lord John Grey. Aka: Mr. Higgins or Bobby.
Arvin	Hodgepile	The leader of the marauders.
The	Housemaid	Doctor Fentiman's Servant.
Mr.	Houvener	Another prospective buyer of slaves. Aka: Monsieur Houvener.
Mr.	Howard	Another prospective buyer of slaves.
Robert	Howe	A loyalist and associate of Forbes.
James	Hunter	Another Regulator leader and had left the colony.
Hermon	Husband	Historical Regulator leader and had left the colony.
Bad Sweat	Indian Agent	An Indian Agent.
Duncan	Innes	Jocasta's husband.
Margaret	Innes	Duncan's Aunt and was executed by drowning.
The	Innkeeper	Provided shelter to Claire and Jamie in Salisbury
Samuel	Iredell	One of the two of the most prominent rebel leaders in Edenton.
The	Irish Coachman	Witnessed the death of Ludovic Ellesmere.
Captain	Jackson	A slave-ship captain.
Silas	Jameson	Owner of the ordinary infront of Mrs. Sylvie's brothel.
Thomas	Jefferson	Third U.S. president.
Dai	Jones	A blacksmith who stables Jamie's horse.
Tom	Jones	Protagonist of Henry Fielding's novel.
Wilbraham	Jones	A smuggler.
The	Judge	Presided over the trial that convicted Bobby.
Emperor	Justinian	He kidnapped Saint Athelais when she was young.
The	Kahnyen'Kehaka	The Mohawk man, central to Ian's current life, beliefs, and spiritual worldview.
Isaiah	Lachlan	Jacky Lachlan's father.
Jacky	Lachlan	One of the young boys in Fraser's Ridge.
Warren	Lee	Secretary to Reverend Doctor McCorkle.
William	Legge	Secretary of state for the colonies during the early part of the Revolution. Aka: Lord Dartmouth
Mrs.	Light On Water	The wife of Light on Water. Aka: Mrs. Light.
Alexander	Lillington	Another Patriot militia officer.
Randall	Lillington	Man Roger killed.
Bobby	Lindsay	One of Evan Lindsay's children
Caitlin	Lindsay	One of Evan Lindsay's children
Evan	Lindsay	One of the three Lindsay brothers.
Gordon	Lindsay	One of the Fraser Ridge tenant.
Grace	Lindsay	One of Evan Lindsay's children
Hugh	Lindsay	One of Evan Lindsay's children
Kenny	Lindsay	Tenant from Fraser's Ridge and one of the three Lindsay brothers.
Murdo	Lindsay	One of the three Lindsay brothers.
Rosamund	Lindsay	A woman whose death from anesthesia by Claire.
John	Linzee	Captain of HMS Falcon.
Bar	Louis	Claire was forced to become his mistress long time ago.
William	Lyons	A local smuggler.
Mrs.	Macafee	Mother of Twins.
Alistair	Macallister	A man Jamie knew who fought and died at the Battle of Culloden.
Maisie	Macardle	Geat niece of Seasumais Buchan.
Grannie	Macbeth	Claire's grannie patient with Arthritis.
Allan	Macdonald	Flora's husband.
Anne	Macdonald	Grown daughter of Flora MacDonald.
Donald	Macdonald	A former officer of His Majesty's Army. Aka: Major Donald.
Fanny	Macdonald	Grown daughter of Flora MacDonald.
Flora	Macdonald	The woman who had saved Charles Stuart from the English after Culloden. Aka: Mrs. MacDonald.
Hugh	Macdonald	Loyalist general.
Mr.	Macduff	Attended in roger's preaching while his wife and his sister were both sick.
Alexander	Macgregor	Owner of bible and co-prisoner of Jamie at Fort William.
Mairi	Macgregor	Sister of Alexander MacGregor.
Amanda	Mackenzie	Daughter of Roger and Brianna. Aka: Mandy/Amanda Claire Hope MacKenzie.
Colum	Mackenzie	The laird of the highlander(Mackenzie Clan) and Jamie's uncle.
Dougal	Mackenzie	Jamie's uncle on the mother side.
Hugh	Mackenzie	Father of Marsali.
Laoghaire	Mackenzie	Marsali's mother and Jamie's second wife.
Morag	Mackenzie	Roger's many-times-great-grandmother.
Red Jacob	Mackenzie	Jamie Fraser's ancestor. Aka: Seaumais Ruaidh.
Ellen	Mackenzie Fraser	Jamie's mother.
Joanie	Mackimmie	Sister of Marsali with Simon and Loaghire as parents.
Simon	Mackimmie	Marsali's Mother's second husband.
Marsali	Mackimmie Fraser	Fergus' wife and Jamie's step-daughter.
Murray	Macleod	The apothecary from Campbelton.
Gerry	Macmillan	Roger's childhood friends in Inverness.
Grannie	Macnab	An elderly, wise Highland woman who once explained Jenny and Ian's relationship dynamics to Jamie.
Mary	Macnab	Someone Jamie interacted with while Claire was away at Lalibroch.
Rab	Macnab	Mary MacNab's deceased husband.
Rabbie	Macnab	Mary MacNab's child.
Angelica	Macneill	Hortense and Padraic's infant.
Hortense	Macneill	Padraic's wife.
John	Macneill	Fraser's Ridge tenant.
Padraic	Macneill	Thought Roger used Latin or Catholic references.
The	Macneill Child	Five or six years old of Padraic and Hortense.
The	Madame	Brothel owner and profited from children, including dwarfs, and sold bodies when useful.
La	Maîtresse Des Scorpions	Another exploiter of exotics (example dwarf).
The	Male Servants	Helps carry water and rags during Jocasta's medical emergency.
The	Man Jamie Slashed	Personally hostile to Jamie
The	Marauders	A mixed group of violent men, responsible for theft, arson, assault, and murder of some people without required cause.
The	Marine	Maintain order in the HMS Cruizer.
Elizabeth	Martin	The Governor's wife. Aka: Mrs. Martin/Betsy.
Josiah	Martin	The new royal governor of North Carolina. Aka: Governor Josiah Martin.
Sam	Martin	Governor Josiah's dead son.
The	Masked Frenchman	A shadowy antagonist from Jocasta's past, never named.
The	Master Of Mushrooms	Dwarf trafficker. Aka: Le Maître des Champignons
Rab	Mcafee	Father of McAfee Boys.
The	Mcafee Boys	A group of mischievous half-grown lads.
Aidan	Mccallum	Young son of Orem McCallum.
Amy	Mccallum	Orem McCallum's wife and Ridge tenant. Aka: Mrs. McCallum.
Orem	Mccallum	Deceased husband of Mrs. McCallum.
Orrie	Mccallum	Amy's infant.
Doctor	Mccorkle	Presbyterian preacher that will ordain Roger. Aka: Reverend Doctor McCorkle
William	Mccrea	From Balgownie, who fought with Arch Bug.
Hilda	Mcgillivrays	One of the daughters of Robin and Ute McGillivray.
Inga	Mcgillivrays	Daughter of Robin and Ute McGillivray.
Manfred	Mcgillivrays	Tenant from Fraser's Ridge. Aka: Freddie.
Robin	Mcgillivrays	Father of McGillivrays and husband of Ute.
Senga	Mcgillivrays	One of the daughters of Robin and Ute McGillivray.
Ute	Mcgillivrays	Senga and Manfred's mother. Aka: Mutti.
Mrs.	Mclachlan	A settler whose children are ill with the flux.
Mrs.	Mclanahan	Owner of McLanahan's King's Inn.
Joey	Mclaughlin	A Fraser Ridge child.
Alexander	Mclean	One of General MacDonald's aides.
Donald	Mcleod	Loyalist officer working with General Hugh MacDonald.
Rabbie	Mcleod	Jemmy's friend.
Rufe	Mcleod	Rabbie's uncle.
The	Mcleod Children.	Rabbie's brothers.
Jonathan	Mcmanus	A man listed among Loyalist supporters.
Jay	Mcmillan	The reverend who let Roger stay in their house while he is in Edenton. Aka: Reverend McMillan.
Mrs.	Mcmillan	Reverend McMillan's wife.
The	Mcmillan Daughters	Three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. McMillan.
The	Mcmurchie Brothers	Settler brothers on the Ridge.
The	Men With Axes	Unnamed men heard chopping wood near Roger's location.
The	Men'S Choir Of Salem	A social group in Salem.
The	Merchant Associates	Business partners of Bonnet.
The	Merchants Representative	A civil authority figure present to witness the execution.
The	Messenger	Messenger of Colonel Ashe's current movement.
St.	Michael	Saint that Jamie prays to sometimes.
Harvey	Mickelgrass	A justice of the peace.
The	Minister	A clergyman who prays over Stephen Bonnet.
The	Ministerial Candidates	Men waiting to be ordained like Roger.
The	Mockingbird	A creature singing nearby.
The	Monsignor	A priest whom Jamie once fought beside in a past battle.
The	Montgomery Lasses	Young local ladies and present at Jocasta's luncheon.
James	Moore	Another patriot commander. Aka: Colonel Moore.
The	Moray Eel	An anecdotal creature but described in Brianna's memory.
Brother	Mordecai	Whom Brianna wishes to speak about making pottery.
Isaiah	Morton	Former member of Jamie's militia.
Dominic	Mulroney	An irishman who'd walked face-first into a chruch door in Edinburgh.
Sergeant	Murchison	Sergeant of the garrison to whom Claire and Jamie brought the Murdered girl 3 years ago.
The	Murdered Girl	The dead girl Claire and Jamie brought to the sergeant of the garrison in Cross Creek.
Emily	Murray	Ian's Mohawk wife. Aka: Wakyo'teyehsnonhsa/Works With Her Hands.
Ian	Murray	Young Ian's father and Jenny's husband.
John	Murray	Royal Governor of Virginia. Aka: Lord Dunmore.
Michael	Murray	Ian's brother.
The	New Scottish Emigrants	Recently arrived, poor, non-English-speaking Highlanders.
The	New Tenants	Settlers that are Protestants and are Fishermen.
The	Newborn Baby Boy	Revived by Claire.
Lord	North	British Prime Minister
Ensign	Northerton	Character from Tom Jones which was mentioned by Tom Christie.
The	Nunnahee	Supernatural beings referenced across cultures.
Mrs.	O'Brian	Wife of Tige O'Brian and killed.
Tige	O'Brian	Died of hanging and 1 of his kids were burnt.
The	Officers	2 men from Wilmington Committee of Safety.
Miss	Ogilvie	Another luncheon attendee.
Mr.	Ogilvie	Grandfather of the baby Roger baptized earlier.
Mrs.	Ogilvie	Believes her baby is dying.
Rogerina	Ogilvie	Mrs. Ogilvie's Baby. Aka: Rory.
The	Older Cherokee Men	Engage Hiram in conversation.
The	Older Woman	Another member of the family and probably the mother of the Burned Young Woman.
Mr.	Orden	One of Bonnet's crew.
The	Other Brown Men	Six riders total, younger men accompanying the Browns.
The	Other O'Brian Children	Two older children missing (possibly abducted).
The	Palace Guard	A soldier who blocks Ian's entry.
J.	Palmer	Militia officer. Aka: General J. Palmer.
Sancho	Panza	Fictional character from Don Quixote.
Peter	Parker	Commander of the arriving British fleet.
The	Patriot Riders	2 Whigs traveling with Green, Wherry, and Brown.
The	Patron Saints Of Childbirth	Saints Bride, Raymond, and Margaret of Antioch whom Claire is praying for.
St.	Paul	Apostle of christ who mentioned that a woman's head uncovered dishonored her head.
The	Philistines	Mentioned via Claire's Bible quote.
The	Pig	Its slaughter becomes a meditation on ritual, necessity, and moral responsibility.
Brother	Polycarp	A monk who told Jamie saints' stories at the Abbey of St. Anne in France.
The	Pope	Mentioned humorously in analogy.
The	Potter From Salem	Maker of the plate at Hilda's wedding.
Dr.	Potts	Local Physician who previously checked Bobby.
The	Presbyterians	Church authorities who examined Roger's doctrine.
William	Prescott	American officer. Aka: Colonel Prescott.
Daniel	Putnam	Colonial militia organizer.
Israel	Putnam	American general. Aka: General Putnam.
The	Pygmy Nuthatches	Briefly mentioned as part of the natural soundscape.
The	Quaker Girl	Gordon Lindsay's betrothed.
Josiah	Quincy	An acquaintance of Lord John Grey.
Don	Quixote	The book Claire reads for distraction and comfort.
The	Raccoon	The creature that invades Brianna's pantry
Mr.	Raintree	A resident of Cross Creek, who purchases Jack.
Frank	Randall	Claire's dead husband in the 20th century.
Jonathan	Randall	Jamie's rapist long time ago. Aka: Captain Jack Randall/Black Jack.
Claire	Randall Fraser	A doctor and the viewpoint character. Jamie's wife. Protagonist. Aka: Claire Beauchamp Randall Fraser / Sassenach
Brianna	Randall Fraser Mackenzie	Jamie and Claire's daughter, and wife of Roger MacKenzie. Aka: Bree.
William	Ransom	Lord John Grey's adoptive son. Aka: Willie/William Clarence Henry George Ransom/Ninth Earl of Ellesmere.
Daniel	Rawlings	Past doctor before Claire and whose medical notes Claire uses. Aka: Dr. Rawlings
Master	Raymond	Powerful recollection from Claire's past in France.
Paul	Revere	American patriot and silversmith.
Mr.	Ricasoli	A prospective buyer of slaves. Aka: Signor Ricasoli.
The	River Trader	Bought the abducted young woman.
Captain	Roarke	Captain of the rented fishing boat by Jamie.
Mr.	Robinson	Founder of the New Bern Intelligencer.
The	Royal Council Member	Loyalist official.
A	Runaway Slave	Someone Claire and Phaedre tried to protect.
The	Sailors	Crew in the ship Anemone.
The	Scullion Boy	Seen briefly in the kitchen, harmless and unlikely to overhear secrets.
The	Secretary	Governor's Secretary.
Bond	Servants	Members of the crowd, adding to the mob's volatility and noise.
The	Servants	They carry food, fan guests, and physically support the grandeur of the event.
William	Shakespeare	Mentioned by Claire as someone who has stood in deck before.
Dr.	Sibelius	Mrs. Martin's preferred physician.
Fogarty	Simms	Proprietor of the local newspaper The Chronicle.
Ronnie	Sinclair	Tenant from Fraser's Ridge.
The	Sin-Eater	A mysterious, physically scarred man who performs the ritual of consuming the bread and wine to take on the sins of the dead.
The	Slave	Carries the ropes in the mooring post.
The	Slave Ship Captain	Refused Jamie's renting their ship.
The	Slave Woman	Jocasta's slave.
Tobias	Smollett	One of the authors in the amiable literary argument of Jamie, Ian and Christie.
Mrs.	Smoots	Tavern keeper at the Blue Boar.
The	Soldiers	Soldiers Involved in the Boston Massacre with Bobby.
Mohawk	Spirits	Ian worries whether invoking Christian prayers might anger them.
Robert	Springer	One of five in Donner's traveling group. Aka: Otter-Tooth/Bob Springer
John	Stark	American officer. Aka: Colonel Stark.
Several	Stillborn Infants	Preserved specimens in Fentiman's collection.
The	Stockbridge Indians	Native American group allied with Massachusetts.
Mr.	Stornaway	He showed a stone to Jem and Germain.
The	Stout Lady With Corn Fritters	Nearly knocked over by Jem.
Heinrich	Strasse	Ute's cousin's son and Senga's fiance.
Charles	Stuart	The prince that Jamie wants to hindrance to prevent the battle of Culloden. Aka: Bonnie Prince Charlie
John	Stuart	Head of the Southern Department dealing with Indian affairs.
Mrs.	Sylvie	Proprietor of a brothel behind Silas Jameson's ordinary.
Robert	Talltree	An elderly Cherokee man present at the storytelling circle.
The	Three Dutch Children	A small girl and two other children found dead in the cabin.
The	Thug	A young man, who is with Donner.
The	Tinker	Wandering tradesman.
Maisie	Tolliver	The sheriff's wife. Aka: Mrs Tolliver.
Sheriff	Tolliver	Sheriff of New Bern. Aka: Tolly.
Mr.	Townsend	A small, irate gentleman whose purse Donner stole.
French	Trader	He introduced Ian to the phrase "the hour of the wolf."
The	Tradesmen	A group of local citizens uneasy about military preparations.
William	Tryon	Former governor who appointed Jamie as militia colonel and later left for New York. Aka: Governor William Tryon.
The	Twin Daughter	Dies of the disease.
The	Twin Son	Survives the illness but stands traumatized at his sister's grave.
The	Two Cherokee Braves	Bird's retinue.
The	Two Cherokee Women	Enter Jamie's bed at night as bed companions.
The	Two Girls	The playmates of Mandy.
The	Two Men	Both found in the woods.
The	Unborn Child	Malva's Baby.
The	Unnamed Brigands/Marauders	Possibly one gang committing burnings, murders, and abductions across the region.
An	Unnamed Girl On The Ridge	Makes a comment about witchcraft regarding Henri-Christian.
The	Urchin	The messenger boy.
Reginald	Wakefield	Great-uncle and Roger's adoptive father/great-uncle. Aka: Reggie/Eigger/Reverend
Roger	Wakefield Mackenzie	Husband of Brianna.
Artemas	Ward	American general. Aka: General Ward.
George	Washington	Commander of the Continental Army. Aka: General Washington.
The	Watchman	Neil Forbes' warehouse watchman.
The	Watchmen	Ship's Watch.
George	Webb	A close associate of the Governor.
Elizabeth	Wemyss	Claire and Jamie's bondservant, engaged to Manfred and can brew beer. Aka: Lizzie.
Joseph	Wemyss	Father if Lizzie Wemyss. Aka: Mr. Wemyss.
Miss	Western	Character from Tom Jones which was mentioned by Tom Christie.
Kitman	Wherry	Another ex-Regulator from Salisbury.
The	White Men	Who seems to hurt Ian in the chaos.
The	White Sow	Livestock of Frasers.
The	Widow Baudry	The widow from Brownsville whom Donner stayed.
Ephraim	Wilson	Hiram Crombie's wife's kin.
Mouse	Wilson	A jovial Cherokee woman whom Claire treats for a broken tooth.
Mrs.	Wilson	Hiram Crombie's mother-in-law. Aka: Old Mrs. Wilson/Grannie Wilson.
Red Clay	Wilson	Mouse's brother.
Lieutenant	Wolff	Senior naval officer.
Mr.	Wolverhampton	A Ridge tenant that amputated his own toe.
Charlotte	Woolam	A most attractive young person and a most devout Quaker.
John	Woolam	Owner of the spotted mare meant to be bred with Jamie's horse, Gideon.
Richard	Woolam	Charlotte's brother. Aka: Richie.
Phillip	Wylie	A planter fond of Friesian horses.
The	Young Boy	Throw stone to Claire and Jamie.
The	Young Cherokee Woman	Leads Jamie and Ian to lodging in the Snowbird Cherokee Village.
The	Young Indian	One of the Marauders.
A	Young Ladd	One of the marauders and one of the Half-Bearded Boys who did assaulted Claire.
The	Young Man	Joined throwing stone.
The	Young Woman	A prostitute who reports to MacDonald that she was kidnapped, her grandmother murdered, their home burned.
The	Young Women	Drawn particularly to Ian.
The	Zinzers	A German settler family whose homestead near Salem was burned.
Adam		Jamie compared himself to.
Adnil		A girl Roger went to school with, named by backward spelling.
Adso		Claire Fraser's cat.
Agrippa		Roger's horse.
Alice		A prostitute sent by Jamie to Mrs. Sylvie long time ago.
Angelina		An enslaved servant of Jocasta.
Angels		Lizzie's belief that when you sleep you give your soul up to the angels' keeping, so as no ghoulies shall come near.
Angie		Apprentice of the builder.
Archie		Hilda's husband.
Atta		One of five in Donner's traveling group.
Bird-Who-Sings-In-The-Morning		Snowbird Cherokee war chief / headman. Aka: Bird/Tsisqua.
Blackbeard		A pirate who once used Ocracoke as a lair.
Brugge		A Moravian gunsmith.
Buchan		A butcher involved in the mob.
Calls-In-The-Forest		Bird's elderly mother and a healer.
Cherokee, Catawba, Creek Indians		Potential targets of Governor Martin's manipulations.
Cire		A grocer's lad who got in the messages for old ladies in the neighborhood.
Clarence		Claire's mule used by Frasers and MacKenzie.
Darla		Relative of Allan and Malva Christie and took care of them.
Death		This presence invites Claire to leave her body and "go," offering rest and release.
Delilah		Jocasta's large, lazy hound.
Denys		One of Stephen Bonnet's crew.
Dilman		A young maidservant in the Governor's household.
Dottie		One of Mrs. Sylvie's prostitutes.
Dubois		Jamie's French fellow student.
Dunkling		A Loyalist arms dealer.
Eats Turtles		Finds Ian after the ordeal, confirms Emily's survival after the child birth.
Emmanuel		Bonnet's butler. Aka: Manny.
Eve		Jamie compared Claire to.
Ezra		A member of Richard Brown's men.
Fiona		Reverend Reginald's last housekeeper.
Gertrud		Candidate as Mr. Wemyss' wife.
Ghoulies		A demonic entities that Angels protect people while sleeping, as per Lizzie's belief.
Gideon		Jamie's horse.
Goose		Light on Water's brother.
Gretchen		Candidate wife for Ronnie. Aka: wee German girl
Hector		Lord John Grey's first lover.
Hepzibah		Prostitute brought to Bonnet's cabin. Aka: Eppie.
Jack		The Bogues family's wagon horse and Miranda's beloved pet.
Jed		One of Donner's accomplices.
Jeremy		One of five in Donner's traveling group.
Jerusha		Ulysses' mare.
Jocky		Ian's childhood dog in Scotland.
Jojo		One of five in Donner's traveling group.
Joshua		Jocasta's groom (tends and prepares horses). Aka: Josh.
Light On Water		One of two young Tuscarora brothers helped by Jamie. Aka: Light.
Lilith		A demon.
Looking At The Sky		Sun Elk's wife and Emily's sister. Aka: Karònya.
Luc		A beggar dwarf Fergus once knew.
Lucas		A stallion and Jamie's former horse.
Manoke		Cook of Lord John.
Martha		Wife of one of the marauders.
Mary		Ian prays to her while questioning whether this conflicts with Mohawk beliefs.
Massachusettensis		Loyalist essayist opposing colonial resistance.
Matilda		The laundress at River Run.
Melchizedek		A Biblical priest.
Merilee		A kitchen slave.
Michael		A mouse.
Mirabel		The family goat.
Mole		A Cherokee underworld guide and spiritual figure.
Molly		The Palace cook.
Moses		Captain Roarke's crewman.
Myra		Manfred's former lover in Hillsboro and a sex worker.
Oakes		Acting leader in Richard Brown's group.
Olanna		Mrs. Gwilty's niece and apprentice.
Oscar		Household servant in the kitchen of River Run.
Ovid		One of the authors in the amiable literary argument of Jamie, Ian and Christie.
Penstemon		Bird's wife.
Phaedre		Jocasta's enslaved lady's maid.
Quiet Air		A Cherokee sachem offered deerskins to breed his mare to Gideon.
Raymond		A mysterious organizer and guide of Donner's group
Richie		One of Donner's accomplices.
Rollo		Ian Murray's dog.
Running Fox		War chief of Bird's village.
Sampson		Amos Crupp's apprentice.
Samson		Jocasta's small, aggressive lapdog.
Seona		Archie's cousin and another Ronnie's candidate wife.
Seqouyah		Brings the remains of the old settler to prove no murder occurred.
Sidhe		Supernatural beings referenced across cultures.
Sky-Woman		A spiritual figure from Cherokee cosmology.
Sleeps With Snakes		One of Ian's Mohawk comrades
Stan		The builder hired by Brianna.
Standing Bear		A Cherokee man who received musket sets from Jamie.
Still Water		Bird's Brother.
Sukie		The Palace slave.
Sun Elk		Originally expected to marry Emily. Aka: Ahkote'ohskennonton.
Tebbe		One of the marauders and kind to Claire.
Tewaktenyonh		A Mohawk midwife.
Tinsdale		The cook in the HMS Cruizer.
Ulysses		Jocasta's enslaved butler.
Wolves		A hunting pair threatens Ian during his night journey.
Yeksa'A		Ian's unborn daughter. Aka: Iseabaìl.