The following is a partial list of characters from Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series as first introduced, beginning with the 1991 novel Outlander . The story focuses on 20th century nurse Claire Randall, who time travels to 18th-century Scotland and finds adventure and romance with the dashing Jamie Fraser. A mix of several genres, the series features elements of historical fiction, romance, adventure, mystery and science fiction/fantasy. [1] In August 2014, the US-based cable channel Starz debuted a TV series adaptation based on the novels. [2] [3] [4]
Character | Description | First Appearance | ||
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Novel | Television | Actor | ||
Claire Fraser | Practical and independent nurse from the 1940s who finds herself in the Scottish Highlands in the 1740s. Already married to Frank Randall, she falls in love with Jamie Fraser and becomes his wife in the past. She is a gifted natural physician and an amateur botanist, skills that can appear to be witchcraft in the 18th century. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Sassenach") | Caitriona Balfe [5] |
James "Jamie" MacKenzie Fraser (a.k.a. Jamie MacTavish) | A young Scottish redhead with a complicated past and a disarming sense of humor, Jamie is intelligent, principled, and, by 18th-century standards, educated and worldly. He falls in love with Claire. He has the title Laird of Broch Tuarach, James' family's home. His wife, Claire Fraser, is accorded the title Lady Broch Tuarach. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Sassenach") | Sam Heughan [6] |
Frank Randall | Claire's husband in the 20th century is a history professor with a deep interest in his genealogy and heritage. He worked for MI6 during World War II. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Sassenach") | Tobias Menzies [7] |
Jonathan Wolverton Randall (a.k.a. Black Jack Randall) | Frank Randall's ancestor, a British army officer. According to Jamie Fraser the "Black" refers to the color of his corrupt soul. He bears a strong resemblance to his descendant, Frank Randall. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Sassenach") | Tobias Menzies [7] |
Murtagh Fitzgibbons Fraser | Jamie's godfather, albeit taciturn, is very loyal to Jamie and Claire and is one of only a few people from the past to know the truth about Claire. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Sassenach") | Duncan Lacroix [8] |
Colum MacKenzie | The Laird of Leoch, Colum is a chief of the MacKenzie clan, and Jamie's maternal uncle. Colum shelters Jamie and Claire from the English. He has Toulouse-Lautrec Syndrome. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Castle Leoch") | Gary Lewis [9] |
Dougal MacKenzie | Colum's younger Jacobite brother, who leads the clan in battle because his older brother is physically disabled. He is the biological father of Colum's son, Hamish, and took Jamie as foster son for a year as a teen. He has four daughters, and later a son with Geillis Duncan. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Sassenach") | Graham McTavish [9] |
Geillis Duncan (a.k.a. Gillian Edgars) | The wife of the procurator fiscal who possesses knowledge of the use of herbs and plants for healing. Having an affair with Dougal MacKenzie, she is pregnant with his child when imprisoned for witchcraft. Her pregnancy wins a brief reprieve on her death sentence. Claire learns that Geillis is a time traveller from the 1960s. In 1968, Geillis (whose 20th-century name is Gillian Edgars) murders her husband, Greg Edgars, in a ritual to travel back through the stones. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Castle Leoch") | Lotte Verbeek [10] [11] |
Roger MacKenzie | The adopted son of Reverend Wakefield, directly descended from Dougal MacKenzie and Geillis Duncan. As an adult, he meets, falls in love and marries Brianna Fraser, Claire and Jamie's daughter, later they have three children : Jeremiah, Amanda and David. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Both Sides Now") | Rory Burns (young) [12] |
Season 2 ("Dragonfly in Amber") | Richard Rankin [12] [13] | |||
Fergus Fraser | French orphan named Claudel whom Claire and Jamie take in and rename Fergus. He loses his hand, and later marries Laoghaire's daughter, Marsali | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Useful Occupations and Deceptions") | Romann Berrux (young) [14] |
Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | César Domboy [15] | |||
Lord John Grey | Sixteen-year-old English soldier who chances upon Jamie and Claire on the eve of the Battle of Prestonpans. Jamie spares his life, and this debt is repaid later as Grey's elder brother, the Earl of Melton, spares Jamie from execution after the Battle of Culloden. Years later, an adult Lord John becomes the governor of Ardsmuir Prison, where he and prisoner Jamie begin an unlikely but complicated friendship. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Je Suis Prest") | Oscar Kennedy (young) [16] [17] |
Season 3 ("All Debts Paid") | David Berry [18] [19] | |||
Brianna MacKenzie | Claire and Jamie's daughter, raised in 20th-century Boston as Frank's child for the first two decades of her life. Upon learning the truth about her biological father, Jamie, she follows her mother back through the stones. As an adult, she meets, falls in love and marries Roger MacKenzie, later they have three children : Jeremiah, Amanda and David. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ( "Faith") | Niamh Elwell (young) [20] |
Season 2 ("Dragonfly in Amber") | Sophie Skelton [21] | |||
Season 3 ("All Debts Paid") | Gemma Fray (young) [22] | |||
Ian Fraser Murray ("Young Ian") | Youngest son of Ian Murray and Jenny Fraser. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | John Bell [23] |
Marsali MacKimmie Fraser | Laoghaire MacKenzie's elder daughter by Simon MacKimmie. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("First Wife") | Lauren Lyle [15] |
William Ransom, 9th Earl of Ellesmere | Son and heir of Lord Ellesmere and Geneva Dunsany; actually fathered by Jamie Fraser. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Of Lost Things") | Clark Butler [24] |
Season 4 ("Blood of My Blood") | Oliver Finnegan | |||
Stephen Bonnet | Irish smuggler and pirate that Jamie and Claire encounter. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("America the Beautiful") | Edward Speleers [25] |
Jocasta MacKenzie Cameron | Jamie Fraser's aunt, the youngest sister of Ellen, Colum, and Dougal MacKenzie. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Do No Harm") | Maria Doyle Kennedy [25] |
Character | Description | First Appearance | ||
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Novel | Television | Actor | ||
Rev. Dr. Reginald Wakefield | A vicar in Inverness and amateur historian and genealogist. He adopts young Roger. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Sassenach") | James Fleet [10] |
Mrs. Baird | The nosy proprietor of an Inverness bed and breakfast; she hosts Claire and Frank on their second honeymoon after World War II. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Sassenach") | Kathryn Howden [26] |
Mrs. Graham | Reverend Wakefield's druid housekeeper, she predicts Claire's "love of two men". | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Sassenach") | Tracey Wilkinson [26] |
Fiona Graham | Mrs. Graham's granddaughter. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Dragonfly in Amber") | Iona Claire [27] |
Greg Edgars | Husband of Gillian Edgars (Geillis Duncan) in 1968. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Dragonfly in Amber") | James Robinson [27] [28] |
Millie Nelson | A married woman whom Claire befriends after returning to modern times. | — | Season 3 ("The Battle Joined") | Kimberley Nixon [29] |
Joe Abernathy | Claire's friend from medical school. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Surrender") | Wil Johnson [23] |
Sandy Travers | Frank's longtime mistress, a Harvard professor and one of his former students. | — | Season 3 ("All Debts Paid") | Sarah MacRae [30] |
Gayle | Brianna's best friend and college roommate. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Common Ground") | Simona Brown [31] [32] |
Rob Cameron | Colleague of Brianna MacKenzie at the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board. | An Echo in the Bone (2009) |
Character | Description | First Appearance | ||
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Novel | Television | Actor | ||
Rupert MacKenzie | A loyal member of Clan MacKenzie; Jamie's second cousin. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Sassenach") | Grant O'Rourke [33] |
Angus Mhor | When Jamie takes Laoghaire's punishment, Mhor beats him. He assuages Colum's pain. The role is expanded in the television series as a close friend of Jamie's. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Sassenach") | Stephen Walters [34] [35] |
Janet "Jenny" Fraser Murray | Jamie's strong-willed older sister is married to Ian Murray, and they have children. She is as stubborn as her brother. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Castle Leoch") | Laura Donnelly [36] |
Glenna "Mrs. Fitz" Fitzgibbons | The long-time housekeeper of Castle Leoch, she manages all functions as head cook and butler. She is Laoghaire MacKenzie's grandmother. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Castle Leoch") | Annette Badland [35] |
Laoghaire MacKenzie | A young girl of 16 who is attracted to Jamie. She sends Claire to Geillis just prior to the witch trial because she "loves" Jamie and wants him back. She is Mrs Fitz's granddaughter. Later she becomes the mother of Marsali and Joan. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Castle Leoch") | Nell Hudson [37] |
Letitia MacKenzie | Wife of Colum, mother of Hamish. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Castle Leoch") | Aislín McGuckin [38] |
Alec McMahon MacKenzie (Auld Alec) | The Master of Horse of Castle Leoch wears a patch over his missing eye. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Castle Leoch") | Liam Carney [39] |
Hamish MacKenzie | The son and heir of Colum and his wife Letitia, who has secretly been fathered by Dougal MacKenzie. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Castle Leoch") | Roderick Gilkison [40] |
Gwyllyn | A Welshman, and visiting bard at Castle Leoch. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("The Way Out") | Gillebride MacMillan [41] |
Arthur Duncan | The procurator fiscal of the village of Cranesmuir, and husband of Geillis. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("The Way Out") | John Sessions [28] [42] |
Father Bain | A Cranesmuir priest, who accuses Claire of witchcraft. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("The Way Out") | Tim McInnerny [42] |
Tammas Baxter | Colum's page boy and Mrs. Fitz's nephew whom Claire saves after he is poisoned. | — | Season 1 ("The Way Out") | Daniel Kerr [43] |
Iona MacTavish | A relative of Jamie's. | — | Season 1 ("The Gathering") | Diana Gabaldon [44] |
Ned Gowan | A lawyer from Edinburgh who works for Colum and is Claire's lawyer at her witchcraft trial. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Rent") | Bill Paterson [45] [46] |
Willie | Young man in Dougal's rent-collecting group. | — | Season 1 ("Rent") | Finn Den Hertog [34] |
Lieutenant Jeremy Foster | A Redcoat who is interested in the presence of Claire, a genteel Englishwoman, among the brutal Highlanders. | — | Season 1 ("Rent") | Tom Brittney [47] |
Corporal Hawkins | Aide to Jack Randall. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("The Garrison Commander") | Edmund Digby-Jones [48] |
Brian Fraser | Jamie's father, who died a few years before Claire's arrival. | Mentioned in Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("The Garrison Commander") | Andrew Whipp [49] |
Hugh Munro | A licensed beggar, who is an able messenger and Jamie's friend. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Both Sides Now") | Simon Meacock [50] |
Harry | A Redcoat deserter who tries to rape Claire but is killed by her. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Both Sides Now") | James Groom [51] |
Horrocks | An English deserter who knows the truth that Jamie did not shoot the Sergeant-Major. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("The Reckoning") | Lochlann Ó Mearáin [28] |
Clarence Marylebone, Duke of Sandringham | Has a secret connection to Jack Randall and is a secret Jacobite. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("By the Pricking of My Thumbs") | Simon Callow [52] [53] |
Andrew MacDonald | Rival clansman who later joins Jamie in fighting for Charles Stuart. | — | Season 1 ("By the Pricking of My Thumbs") | Jim Sweeney [54] |
Ian Murray | Jenny's husband and Jamie's childhood friend, he lost his leg below the knee from an infection of a wound received during a battle at Daumier. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Lallybroch") | Steven Cree [55] |
Jamie Murray ("Wee Jamie") | Jenny and Ian's oldest son, named for his uncle. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Lallybroch") | Aaron Wright (young) [56] |
Season 3 ("Surrender") | Rhys Lambert [57] | |||
Season 3 ("First Wife") | Conor McCarry [58] | |||
Taran MacQuarrie | Leader of the Black Watch, a local militia in Scotland. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Lallybroch") | Douglas Henshall [59] |
Ronald MacNab | Drunkard tenant of Lallybroch. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Lallybroch") | Richard Jack [60] |
Mary MacNab | Ronald's wife. | Outlander (1991) | Season 3 ("Surrender") | Emma Campbell-Jones [61] |
Rabbie MacNab | Ronald and Mary's young son. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Lallybroch") | Jamie Kennedy (young) [62] |
Season 3 ("Surrender") | Stuart Campbell [57] | |||
Crenshaw | A member of the Watch. | — | Season 1 ("Lallybroch") | Francis Magee [63] |
Lennox | A member of the Watch. | — | Season 1 ("Lallybroch") | Douglas Russell [63] |
Mrs. Crook | Crook is a housekeeper at Lallybroch. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("The Watch") | Margaret Fraser [64] |
Margaret "Maggie" Murray | Jenny and Ian's second child, and oldest daughter. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("The Watch") | Infant |
Mrs. Martins | A midwife who helps deliver Jenny's baby. | Outlander (1991) | — | — |
Sir Fletcher Gordon | Civilian governor in charge of Wentworth Prison. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Wentworth Prison") | Frazer Hines [65] [66] [67] |
Marley | Jack Randall's henchman at Wentworth Prison. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Wentworth Prison") | Richard Ashton [68] |
Sir Marcus MacRannoch | Once an admirer of Jamie's mother Ellen Mackenzie, he gives refuge to Claire and Jamie in his cottage, Eldridge Manor. His cattle are used to help break Jamie out of Wentworth. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("Wentworth Prison") | Brian McCardie [69] |
Lady Annabelle MacRannoch | The wife of Marcus, who helps Claire tend Jamie's wounds. | Outlander (1991) | — | — |
Malcolm Grant | Grant wanted an arranged marriage with Jamie's mother Ellen MacKenzie, and is no longer a MacKenzie ally. | Outlander (1991) | — | — |
Abbot Alexander Fraser | One of Jamie's six Fraser uncles who lives in France. | Outlander (1991) | — | — |
Francois Anselm Mericoeur d'Armagnac (Father Anselm) | A Franciscan friar, who befriends Claire and introduces her to the Perpetual Adoration. She tells him her true story. | Outlander (1991) | Season 1 ("To Ransom a Man's Soul") | Ian Hanmore [42] |
Character | Description | First Appearance | ||
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Novel | Television | Actor | ||
Le Comte St. Germain | French nobleman who quickly becomes an enemy to Claire and Jamie. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Through a Glass, Darkly") | Stanley Weber [70] |
Jared Fraser | Jamie's cousin, a wine merchant in Paris. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Through a Glass, Darkly") | Robert Cavanah [71] |
Master Raymond | An apothecary whom Claire befriends in Paris. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Not in Scotland Anymore") | Dominique Pinon [14] [72] |
Prince Charles Edward Stuart | Jacobite pretender to the British throne. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Not in Scotland Anymore") | Andrew Gower [14] [72] |
Louise de la Tour de Rohan | Socialite friend of Claire's who is secretly having an affair with Prince Charles. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Not in Scotland Anymore") | Claire Sermonne [72] [73] |
Mary Hawkins | English girl staying with her uncle in Paris. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Not in Scotland Anymore") | Rosie Day [74] |
Annalise de Marillac | Jamie's former flame. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Not in Scotland Anymore") | Margaux Châtelier [72] [75] |
Joseph Duverney | The king's finance minister. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Not in Scotland Anymore") | Marc Duret [72] [75] |
Alex Randall | Jack Randall's younger brother. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Not in Scotland Anymore") | Laurence Dobiesz [72] [76] |
Suzette | Maid at Jared Fraser's home in Paris. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Not in Scotland Anymore") | Adrienne-Marie Zitt [77] |
Magnus | Butler at Jared Fraser's home in Paris. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Not in Scotland Anymore") | Robbie McIntosh [77] [78] |
Louis XV of France | King of France. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Not in Scotland Anymore") | Lionel Lingelser [72] [79] |
Madame Elise | Proprietress of a Parisian brothel. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Not in Scotland Anymore") | Michèle Belgrand [80] |
Mother Hildegarde | Nun in charge of L'Hôpital des Anges. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Useful Occupations and Deceptions") | Frances de la Tour [81] |
Sister Angelique | Nun at L'Hôpital des Anges. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Useful Occupations and Deceptions") | Audrey Brisson [82] |
Monsieur Foret | The king's executioner who also works at L'Hôpital des Anges. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("La Dame Blanche") | Niall Greig Fulton [78] |
Jules de Rohan | Louise's husband. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("La Dame Blanche") | Howard Corlett [73] |
Silas Hawkins | Mary Hawkins' uncle, an English wine merchant. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("La Dame Blanche") | Sion Tudor Owen [73] |
Albert Danton | Mysterious man who rapes Mary. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("La Dame Blanche") | Andrea Dolente [28] |
Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat | Jamie's abrasive paternal grandfather. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("The Fox's Lair") | Clive Russell [83] |
Simon Fraser, Master of Lovat | Lord Lovat's son and heir. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("The Fox's Lair") | James Parris [84] [85] |
Maisri | Seeress in the employ of Lord Lovat. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("The Fox's Lair") | Maureen Beattie [85] |
Kincaid | Young man from Lallybroch who joins Jamie in fighting for Charles Stuart, but dies of his injuries after the Battle of Prestonpans. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("The Fox's Lair") | Gregor Firth [86] |
Ross the Smith | Lallybroch blacksmith among those who fight with Jamie for Charles Stuart. Jamie sends him and the other men home on his way to Lord Lovat's, but they are captured as deserters. In the TV series, Ross and Kincaid make a pact which inspires Angus in the episode "Prestonpans", but leads to the latter's death. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("The Fox's Lair") | Scott Kyle [87] |
Lord General George Murray | Chief commander of Charles Stuart's army. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Prestonpans") | Julian Wadham [88] |
Quartermaster John O'Sullivan | Battle adviser to Charles Stuart at Culloden. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | Season 2 ("Prestonpans") | Gerard Horan [89] [90] |
Katherine "Kitty" Murray | Jenny and Ian's second daughter. | Dragonfly in Amber (1992) | — | — |
Character | Description | First Appearance | ||
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Novel | Television | Actor | ||
Harold "Hal" Grey, Earl of Melton, Duke of Pardloe | Lord John Grey's older brother, a colonel in the British army. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("The Battle Joined") | Sam Hoare [91] |
Colonel Harry Quarry | Lord John's predecessor as governor of Ardsmuir Prison. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("All Debts Paid") | Jay Villiers [92] |
Duncan Innes | One of the men imprisoned at Ardsmuir with Jamie Fraser. | Voyager (1993) | — | — |
Ronnie Sinclair | One of the men imprisoned at Ardsmuir with Jamie Fraser. | Voyager (1993) | — | — |
William Dunsany, Viscount Ashness and Baron Derwent | Nobleman whose son and heir Gordon was a friend of Lord John's, and who died at Prestonpans. Master of the country estate Helwater. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Of Lost Things") | Rupert Vansittart [93] |
Louisa Dunsany, Viscountess Ashness and Baroness Derwent | Lord Dunsany's wife. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Of Lost Things") | Beth Goddard [94] |
Geneva Dunsany | Lord Dunsany's elder daughter, later Countess of Ellesmere. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Of Lost Things") | Hannah James [95] |
Isobel Dunsany | Lord Dunsany's younger daughter. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Of Lost Things") | Tanya Reynolds [95] |
Ludovic Ransom, 8th Earl of Ellesmere | Elderly nobleman who marries Geneva Dunsany. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Of Lost Things") | James Cameron Stewart [94] |
Jeffries | An Irish coachman employed by Lord Dunsany. | Voyager (1993) | — | — |
Yi Tien Cho ("Mr. Willoughby") | Chinese exile living in Edinburgh in Jamie's service. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | Gary Young [96] |
Madame Jeanne | The owner of the Edinburgh brothel who is an accomplice to Jamie's smuggling operation. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | Cyrielle Debreuil [97] [98] |
Dorcas | Prostitute at Madame Jeanne's brothel. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | Keira Lucchesi [99] |
Peggy | Prostitute at Madame Jeanne's brothel. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | Kirsty Strain [99] |
Molly | Prostitute at Madame Jeanne's brothel. | Voyager (1993) (as "Mollie") | Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | Kimberly Sinclair [99] |
Geordie | Jamie's apprentice at his print shop. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | Lorn Macdonald [98] [100] |
Sir Percival Turner | Superintending Customs Officer for the Edinburgh district who ignores Jamie's smuggling in exchange for bribes. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | Paul Brightwell [98] [100] |
Lesley | One of Jamie's associates. | — | Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | Keith Fleming [100] |
Hayes | One of Jamie's associates. | — | Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | James Allenby-Kirk [100] |
Barton | A mysterious man searching Jamie's room at the brothel. | — | Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | Ian Conningham [100] |
Senga | A barmaid who demands that Mr. Willoughby pay for her time. | Voyager (1993) (as "Maggie") | Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | Shannon Swan |
Pauline | A domestic at the brothel. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("A. Malcolm") | Jane MacFarlane |
Reverend Archibald Campbell | A missionary caring for his sister. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Creme de Menthe") | Mark Hadfield [101] |
Margaret Campbell | Archibald's mentally unstable sister. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Creme de Menthe") | Alison Pargeter [101] |
Harry Tomkins | A customs agent in the employ of Sir Percival Turner. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Creme de Menthe") | Ian Reddington [101] |
Mr. Haugh | An apothecary in Edinburgh. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Creme de Menthe") | Gary French [102] |
Brighid | A barmaid with whom young Ian loses his virginity. | — | Season 3 ("Creme de Menthe") | Zoe Barker [101] |
McDaniel | A regular buyer of Jamie's contraband spirits. | — | Season 3 ("Creme de Menthe") | Robin B. Smith [103] |
Joan MacKimmie | Laoghaire MacKenzie's younger daughter by Simon MacKimmie. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("First Wife") | Layla Burns [104] |
Janet Murray | Jenny and Ian's youngest daughter, twin to Michael Murray. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("First Wife") | Cora Tsang [104] |
Michael Murray | Jenny and Ian's son, and twin to Janet. | Voyager (1993) | — | — |
Captain Raines | Captain of the Artemis, the ship Claire and Jamie take to rescue Young Ian. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("The Doldrums") | Richard Dillane [105] |
Mr. Warren | Sailing master of the Artemis. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("The Doldrums") | Karl Thaning [105] |
Manzetti | Crew member of the Artemis. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("The Doldrums") | Cameron Robertson [105] |
Aloysius Murphy | Ship's cook on the Artemis. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("The Doldrums") | Nigel Betts |
Thomas Leonard | Captain of the English man-of-war Porpoise. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("The Doldrums") | Charlie Hiett [96] |
Elias Pound | Midshipman on the Porpoise who is assigned to assist Claire. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("The Doldrums") | Albie Marber [106] |
Jones | Steward on the Porpoise. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("The Doldrums") | Gustav Gerdener |
Joe Howard | Seaman on the Porpoise who is the source of the typhoid fever outbreak. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("The Doldrums") | Nathan Lynn |
Baxley | Second mate of the Artemis. | — | Season 3 ("The Doldrums") | Russell Crous |
Hogan | Seaman on the Artemis. | — | Season 3 ("The Doldrums") | Nic Rasenti |
Bernard Cosworth | Ship's cook on the Porpoise. | — | Season 3 ("The Doldrums") | Lawrence Joffe [106] |
Annekje Johansen | Wife of the gunner on the Porpoise, who befriends Claire and helps her escape the ship. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Heaven and Earth") | Chanelle de Jager [106] |
Mr. Overholt | Purser of the Porpoise. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Heaven and Earth") | Matt Newman |
Father Fogden | Disgraced priest who lives in Saint-Domingue. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Uncharted") | Nick Fletcher [107] |
Mamacita | Father Fogden's servant, and the mother of his deceased wife Ermenegilda. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Uncharted") | Vivi Lepori [107] |
Kenneth MacIver | Overseer of Jared Fraser's plantation, Blue Mountain House, on Jamaica. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("The Bakra") | James McAnerney |
Rosie MacIver | Kenneth's wife. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("The Bakra") | Muireann Kelly |
Hercules | Geillis' slave in her guise as Mrs. Abernathy on Jamaica. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("The Bakra") | Apolinalho Antonio |
Atlas | Hercules' twin, also a slave owned by Geillis. | Voyager (1993) | Season 3 ("Eye of the Storm") | Patrick Lavisa |
Mayer Rothschild | A Jewish coin dealer based on the historical figure of the same name. | Voyager (1993) | — | — |
Dr. Lawrence Stern | Naturalist studying the flora of Hispaniola. | Voyager (1993) | — | — |
Mina Alcott | Widow in Jamaica who is murdered at the Governor's ball. | Voyager (1993) | — | — |
Character | Description | First Appearance | ||
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Novel | Television | Actor | ||
Governor William Tryon | Governor of North Carolina. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("America the Beautiful") | Tim Downie [31] |
Eutroclus | Free Black man who serves on the riverboat Sally Ann. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("America the Beautiful") | Leon Herbert |
Ulysses | Jocasta's slave butler. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Do No Harm") | Colin McFarlane [108] |
Phaedre | Jocasta's house slave. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Do No Harm") | Natalie Simpson [31] |
Farquard Campbell | Jocasta's loyal friend. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Do No Harm") | James Barriscale |
Lieutenant Wolff | A senior naval officer who serves as the Navy's liaison with Jocasta and River Run. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Do No Harm") | Lee Boardman |
John Quincy Myers | A "mountain man" from the backcountry of North Carolina. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Do No Harm") | Kyle Rees [32] |
Nayawenne | Shaman of the Tuscarora, and Chief Nacognaweto's grandmother. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | — | — |
Adawehi | Cherokee wise woman. | — | Season 4 ("Common Ground") | Tantoo Cardinal [32] |
Tawodi | Cherokee warrior. | — | Season 4 ("Common Ground") | Will Strongheart [109] [110] |
Gerhard Mueller | Patriarch of a German family that lives near Fraser's Ridge. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Savages") | Urs Rechn |
Rosewitha Mueller | Gerhard's wife. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Savages") | Nicola Ransom |
Petronella Mueller | Gerhard's daughter-in-law. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Savages") | Marie Hacke |
Tommy Mueller | Gerhard's son. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Savages") | David Christopher Roth |
Joseph Wemyss | Bond servant to Claire and Jamie Fraser. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Down the Rabbit Hole") | Alec Newman |
Lizzie Wemyss Beardsley | Joseph's daughter, bond servant to Brianna Randall. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Down the Rabbit Hole") | Caitlin O'Ryan [31] |
Morag MacKenzie | William Buccleigh MacKenzie's wife, and a direct ancestor of Roger MacKenzie. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("Down the Rabbit Hole") | Elysia Welch |
Gerald Forbes | A wealthy lawyer in Cross Creek and Jocasta's friend. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | Season 4 ("If Not For Hope") | Billy Boyd [31] |
Nacognaweto | Chief of the Tuscarora people from the village of Anna Ooka in North Carolina. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | ||
William Buccleigh MacKenzie | Son of Dougal MacKenzie and Geillis Duncan, raised by William John and Sarah MacKenzie. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | ||
Germain Fraser | The eldest child and first born son of Fergus and Marsali Fraser, elder brother of Joan, Félicité, and Henri-Christian †, he is also the eldest grandson of Claire and Jamie Fraser, and the cousin of Jemmy and Mandy MacKenzie. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | ||
Jeremiah MacKenzie | Firstborn and only son of Brianna and Roger Mackenzie, Mandy's elder brother, Claire and Jamie Fraser's grandson, cousin of: Germain, Joan, Félicité, Henri-Christian, and an unborn child. | Drums of Autumn (1996) | ||
Character | Description | First Appearance | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Novel | Television | Actor | ||
Joan Fraser | Second child and eldest daughter of Fergus and Marsali Fraser. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | — | — |
Aaron Beardsley | Owner of Beardsley's Trading Post. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | Season 5 ("Free Will") | Christopher Fairbank |
Fanny Beardsley | Aaron's wife. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | Season 5 ("Free Will") | Bronwyn James |
Josiah Beardsley | One of two orphaned identical twins purchased as bond servants by the Beardsleys. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | Season 5 ("The Fiery Cross") | Paul Gorman |
Keziah Beardsley | Josiah's twin, deaf because of a childhood injury. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | Season 5 ("Free Will") | Paul Gorman |
Isaiah Morton | Militiaman who pursues Alicia Brown despite his being already married to a woman in Granite Falls. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | Season 5 ("Free Will") | Jon Tarcy |
Alicia Brown | A resident of Brownsville who falls in love with Isaiah Morton. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | ||
Lionel Brown | Alicia's father. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | ||
Richard Brown | Alicia's uncle. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | ||
Tom Christie | One of the men imprisoned at Ardsmuir with Jamie Fraser. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | ||
Allan Christie | Tom's son. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | ||
Malva Christie | Tom's daughter. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | ||
Manfred McGillivray | Young man temporarily betrothed to Lizzie Wemyss. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | ||
Ute McGillivray | Manfred's mother, a compulsive matchmaker. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | ||
Donald MacDonald | Scottish half-pay British soldier. | The Fiery Cross (2001) | ||
Character | Description | First Appearance | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Novel | Television | Actor | ||
Amanda "Mandy" MacKenzie | Daughter of Brianna Fraser and Roger MacKenzie, and granddaughter of Claire and Jamie Fraser. | A Breath of Snow and Ashes (2005) | Season 7 ("The Happiest Place on Earth") | Rosa Morris |
Félicité Fraser | Third child and second daughter of Fergus and Marsali Fraser. | A Breath of Snow and Ashes (2005) | ||
Henri-Christian Fraser | The fourth child and second son of Fergus and Marsali, a dwarf. | A Breath of Snow and Ashes (2005) | ||
Jezebel Hatfield Morton | The wife Isaiah Morton abandoned in Granite Falls who comes to Cross Creek looking for him. | A Breath of Snow and Ashes (2005) | ||
Character | Description | First Appearance | ||
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Novel | Television | Actor | ||
Minerva Wattiswade Grey | Wife of Harold Grey, Duke of Pardloe, Earl of Melton. | An Echo in the Bone (2009) ( Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade (2007)) | ||
Adam Grey | Second son of Harold and Minerva Grey. | An Echo in the Bone (2009) (Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade (2007)) | ||
Henry Grey | Third and youngest son of Harold and Minerva Grey. | An Echo in the Bone (2009) (Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade (2007)) | ||
Dorothea "Dottie" Grey | Daughter and youngest child of Harold and Minerva Grey. | An Echo in the Bone (2009) (Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade (2007)) | ||
Character | Description | First Appearance | ||
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Novel | Television | Actor | ||
Benjamin Grey | Eldest son of Harold and Minerva Grey. | Written in My Own Heart's Blood (2014) (Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade (2007)) |
The following actors have been credited in the opening titles of the television series.
Actor | Character | Seasons | ||||||||
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1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | ||||
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 1 | Part 2 | |||||||
Caitríona Balfe | Claire Beauchamp | Main [lower-alpha 1] | ||||||||
Sam Heughan | Jamie Fraser | Main [lower-alpha 2] | ||||||||
Tobias Menzies | Frank Randall | Main [lower-alpha 3] | ||||||||
Jonathan "Black Jack" Randall | Main | |||||||||
Graham McTavish | Dougal MacKenzie | Main | TBA | |||||||
William "Buck" MacKenzie | Main | Recurring [lower-alpha 4] | ||||||||
Duncan Lacroix | Murtagh Fitzgibbons Fraser | Main | ||||||||
Grant O'Rourke | Rupert MacKenzie | Main [lower-alpha 5] | ||||||||
Stephen Walters | Angus Mhor | Main | ||||||||
Gary Lewis | Colum MacKenzie | Main | ||||||||
Lotte Verbeek | Geillis Duncan a.k.a. Gillian Edgars | Main [lower-alpha 6] | TBA | |||||||
Bill Paterson | Edward "Ned" Gowan | Main | Main [lower-alpha 7] | |||||||
Simon Callow | Clarence Marylebone | Main [lower-alpha 8] | ||||||||
Laura Donnelly | Janet "Jenny" Fraser Murray | Guest | Main [lower-alpha 9] | |||||||
Douglas Henshall | Taran MacQuarrie | Main | ||||||||
Steven Cree | Ian Murray | Main [lower-alpha 10] | TBA | |||||||
Stanley Weber | Le Comte St. Germain | Main | ||||||||
Andrew Gower | Prince Charles Edward Stuart | Main [lower-alpha 11] | Guest | |||||||
Rosie Day | Mary Hawkins | Main | ||||||||
Dominique Pinon | Master Raymond | Main | ||||||||
Frances de la Tour | Mother Hildegarde | Main | ||||||||
Nell Hudson | Laoghaire MacKenzie | Recurring | Main [lower-alpha 12] | TBA | ||||||
Clive Russell | Simon Fraser | Main [lower-alpha 13] | ||||||||
Richard Rankin | Roger Wakefield | Guest [lower-alpha 14] | Main [lower-alpha 15] [lower-alpha 16] | |||||||
Sophie Skelton | Brianna Randall | Main [lower-alpha 17] [lower-alpha 18] | ||||||||
David Berry | Lord John Grey | Guest [lower-alpha 19] | Main [lower-alpha 20] | TBA | ||||||
John Bell | Ian Fraser Murray | Main | TBA | |||||||
César Domboy | Claudel "Fergus" Fraser | Recurring [lower-alpha 21] | Main [lower-alpha 22] | TBA | ||||||
Lauren Lyle | Marsali MacKimmie Fraser | Main | TBA | |||||||
Richard Dillane | Captain Raines | Main | ||||||||
Edward Speleers | Stephen Bonnet | Main | ||||||||
Maria Doyle Kennedy | Jocasta MacKenzie Cameron | Main [lower-alpha 23] | TBA | |||||||
Colin McFarlane | Ulysses | Main | ||||||||
Natalie Simpson | Phaedre | Main | ||||||||
Tantoo Cardinal | Adawehi | Main | ||||||||
Caitlin O'Ryan | Lizzie Wemyss | Main | TBA | |||||||
Braeden Clarke | Kaheroton | Main | Main [lower-alpha 24] | |||||||
Gregory Dominic Odjig | Satehoronies | Main | ||||||||
Billy Boyd | Gerald Forbes | Main [lower-alpha 25] | ||||||||
Carmen Moore | Wahkatiiosta | Main | ||||||||
Tom Jackson | Tehwahsehwkwe | Main | Main [lower-alpha 26] | |||||||
Yan Tual | Father Alexandre Ferigault | Main [lower-alpha 27] | ||||||||
Sera-Lys McArthur | Johiehon | Main [lower-alpha 28] | ||||||||
Chris Larkin | Richard Brown | Main | TBA | |||||||
Ned Dennehy | Lionel Brown | Main | ||||||||
Mark Lewis Jones | Tom Christie | Main | ||||||||
Glen Gould | Chief Bird | Main | TBA | |||||||
Simon R. Baker | Still Water | Main | TBA | |||||||
Gail Maurice | Tsotehweh | Main [lower-alpha 29] | ||||||||
Charles Vandervaart | William Ransom | Main | TBA |
The following actors have been credited in at least three episodes within a season of the television series. Only named characters are listed.
Actor | Character | Seasons | ||||||||
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1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | ||||
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 1 | Part 2 | |||||||
James Fleet | Rev. Dr. Reginald Wakefield | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Tracey Wilkinson | Mrs. Graham | Guest | ||||||||
Annette Badland | Glenna Fitzgibbons | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Liam Carney | Old Alec | Guest | ||||||||
Aislín McGuckin | Letitia MacKenzie | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Roderick Gilkison | Hamish MacKenzie | Recurring | ||||||||
Daniel Kerr | Tammas | Guest | ||||||||
Lucy Hollis | Jeanie Hume | Guest | ||||||||
Finn Den Hertog | Willie | Recurring | ||||||||
Jim Sweeney | Andrew MacDonald | Guest | Recurring | Guest | ||||||
Douglas Russell | Lennox | Recurring | ||||||||
Claire Sermonne | Louise de Rohan | Recurring | ||||||||
Marc Duret | Joseph Paris Duverney | Recurring | ||||||||
Lionel Lingelser | King Louis XV of France | Recurring | ||||||||
Laurence Dobiesz | Alexander Randall | Recurring | ||||||||
Michèle Belgrand | Madame Elise | Recurring | ||||||||
Adrienne-Marie Zitt | Suzette | Recurring | ||||||||
Robbie McIntosh | Magnus | Recurring | ||||||||
Marième Diouf | Delphine | Recurring | ||||||||
Niall Greig Fulton | Monsieur Forez | Recurring | ||||||||
Scott Kyle | Ross | Recurring | ||||||||
Gregor Firth | Kincaid | Recurring | ||||||||
Julian Wadham | Lord General George Murray | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Gerard Horan | Quartermaster John O'Sullivan | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Iona Claire | Fiona Graham Buchan | Guest | Recurring | Guest | ||||||
Wil Johnson | Dr. Joe Abernathy | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Keith Fleming | Lesley | Recurring | Guest | Guest | ||||||
James Allenby-Kirk | Hayes | Recurring | Guest | Guest | ||||||
Gary Young | Yi Tien Cho a.k.a. Mr. Willoughby | Recurring | ||||||||
Mark Hadfield | Archibald Campbell | Recurring | ||||||||
Alison Pargeter | Margaret Campbell | Recurring | ||||||||
Charlie Hiett | Captain Thomas Leonard | Recurring | ||||||||
Russell Crous | Second Mate Baxley | Recurring | ||||||||
Nic Rasenti | Hogan | Recurring | ||||||||
Cameron Robertson | Manzetti | Recurring | ||||||||
Tim Downie | Governor William Tryon | Recurring | ||||||||
Grant Stott | Captain Freeman | Recurring | ||||||||
Leon Herbert | Eutroclus | Recurring | ||||||||
Kyle Rees | John Quincy Myers | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Martin Donaghy | Bryan Cranna | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Sarah Collier | Murdina Bug | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Hugh Ross | Arch Bug | Recurring | ||||||||
Paul Gorman | Josiah Beardsley | Recurring | ||||||||
Keziah Beardsley | Recurring | |||||||||
Jon Tarcy | Isaiah Morton | Recurring | ||||||||
Michael Xavier | Lieutenant Hamilton Knox | Recurring | ||||||||
Paul Donnelly | Ronnie Sinclair | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Robin Scott | Germain Fraser | Recurring | ||||||||
Alastair Findlay | Duncan Innes | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Gary Lamont | Evan Lindsay | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Jack Tarlton | Kenny Lindsay | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Gilly Gilchrist | Geordie Chisholm | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Reno Cole | Hugh Findlay | Recurring | ||||||||
Francesco Piacentini-Smith | Iain Og Findlay | Recurring | ||||||||
Andrew and Matthew Adair | Jeremiah "Jemmy" MacKenzie | Recurring | ||||||||
Blake Johnston Miller | Recurring | |||||||||
Brennan Martin | Wendigo Donner | Guest | Recurring | |||||||
Jessica Reynolds | Malva Christie | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Alexander Vlahos | Allan Christie | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Robin Laing | Donald MacDonald | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Joanne Thomson | Amy McCallum | Recurring | ||||||||
Caleb Reynolds | Aidan McCallum | Recurring | ||||||||
Antony Byrne | Hiram Crombie | Recurring | Guest | |||||||
Pauline Turner | Mrs. Crombie | Recurring | ||||||||
Thérèse Bradley | Mistress McGregor | Recurring | ||||||||
Malcolm Shield | Mr. McGregor | Recurring | ||||||||
Ryan Hunter | Padraic MacNeill | Recurring | ||||||||
Euan Bennet | Obadiah Henderson | Recurring | ||||||||
Izzy Meikle-Small | Rachel Hunter | Recurring | ||||||||
Joey Phillips | Doctor Denzell Hunter | Recurring | ||||||||
Rosa Morris | Amanda "Mandy" MacKenzie | Recurring | ||||||||
Ben Lambert | Captain Richardson | Recurring | ||||||||
Chris Fulton | Rob Cameron | Recurring | ||||||||
Angus Macfadyen | Brigadier General Simon Fraser | Recurring |
The following actors have been credited in one or two episodes within a season of the television series. Only named characters are listed.
Actor | Character | Seasons | |||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | |||||
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 1 | Part 2 | ||||||||
Tom Brittney | Lieutenant Jeremy Foster | Guest | Guest | ||||||||
Simon Meacock | Hugh Munro | Guest | Guest | ||||||||
Jamie Kennedy | Rabbie MacNab | Guest | |||||||||
Stuart Campbell | Guest | ||||||||||
Aaron Wright | James "Wee Jamie" Fraser Murray | Guest | |||||||||
Rhys Lambert | Guest | ||||||||||
Conor McCarry | Guest | ||||||||||
Margaret Fraser | Mrs. Crook | Guest | |||||||||
Robert Cavanah | Jared Fraser | Guest | |||||||||
Jay Villiers | Colonel Harry Quarry | Guest | Guest | ||||||||
Clark Butler | William "Willie" Ransom, Earl of Ellesmere | Guest | |||||||||
Oliver Finnegan | Guest | ||||||||||
Layla Burns | Joan MacKimmie | Guest | |||||||||
Chris Donald | Phillip Wylie | Guest | |||||||||
Mercy Ojelade | Mary | Guest | Guest | ||||||||
Ciaron Kelly | Ernie Buchan | Guest | Guest | ||||||||
Josh Whitelaw | Ethan MacKinnon | Guest | |||||||||
Elysia Welch | Morag MacKenzie | Guest | |||||||||
Samuel Collings | Edmund Fanning | Guest | |||||||||
Melanie Gray | Margaret Tryon | Guest | |||||||||
Morgan Holmstrom | Wahionhaweh a.k.a. Emily | Guest | |||||||||
James Weber Brown | Cornelius Harnett | Guest | |||||||||
Eugene O'Hare | Governor Josiah Martin | Guest | |||||||||
Katie Redford | Margit | Guest |
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