OUTLANDER CharactersOUTLANDER Characters
Travels Following the Marriage of Claire and Jamie
Return to Castle Leoch and Cranesmuir
The Abbey of Ste. Anne de
Beaupre Having left Castle Leoch...
Ned Gowan - a lawyer from Edinburgh Assorted relatives of Jamie
Prince Charles Edward - "Bonnie Prince Charlie", the
Stuart Pretender, 1st mentioned when we learn Dougal is a Jacobite
King James - the exiled Scottish monarch whose court is in
Rome, Charles is his heir
King George - the English monarch (House of Hanover)
Corporal Hawkins - Randall makes him hold Claire while he
punches her, later rescues Claire from drowning but takes her to Fort William
(where Randall tries to rape her)
Sergeant Wilkes - officer who flogged Jamie at 19
auntie Janet - dead (like his mother...childbirth?)
auntie Jocasta - living near Loch Eilean, has three daughters,
married to John Cameron
Travels
Following the Marriage of Claire and Jamie
Horrocks - English deserter who knows the truth (that Jamie
did not shot the Sergeant - Major) Return to Castle Leoch and Cranesmuir
Francis MacLean o' Dunweary - connected to the MacKenzie Clan,
Horrocks is in his service now
Hugh Munro - licensed beggar (due to torture at the hands of
the Turks), able messenger, helpful to Jamie
Malcolm Grant - conducts a raid on the entourage along with his
two sons
Peter - a drover, gets freaked out by seeing the Waterhorse
Waterhorse - the Loch Ness monster, Claire feels a connection
with it
Harry - a Redcoat deserter who threatens Claire and Jamie while
they make love in a (not so) deserted glade, tries to rape Claire, killed by
Claire
Arnold - Harry's companion deserter, killed by Jamie
Thompson - an orderly at Fort William
Duke of Argyll - helped Jamie's father get him a secured bond
for Jamie's release from Fort William (at 19)
Alexander William Roderick MacGregor - a prisoner who hung
himself at Fort William (after being buggered by Randall), Jamie has a Bible
belonging to him, Jamie feels he owes him a debt
Maura MacKenzie - Dougal's wife (not seen), dies in autumn
of 1743 of a sudden fever Lallybroch
John the stable-lad - informs Hamish that a man must serve a
lass like a stallion serves a mare
John the cook-boy - at Castle Leoch
John Cameron - Jocasta's husband
Malcolm Grant - a man who was once to marry Ellen MacKenzie by
suit (arranged marriage) - dinna work out, no longer a MacKenzie ally
The Duke of Sandringham - "old Willie the arse
bandit", has a secret connection to Jack Randall, also a secret Jacobite,
tried to bugger Jamie as a teen
The changeling - the sick baby Claire and Geillis find (that
has been left for the fairies)
Mutt - private nickname Claire gives the taller of the
examiners at her and Geillis' withcraft trial
Jeff - Claire's private nickname for the other examiner
Janet Robinson - had an abortion by using a potion Geillis made
up, testifies against Geillis
Mrs. Robinson - Janet's mother, also testifies against Geillis
(informally)
Thomas MacKenzie - charged that his boat was sunk by witchcraft
The mother of the "changeling" baby - testifies
against Claire and Geillis
Jock Graham - from Murch Nardagh, meets Claire and Jamie on
the road to Lallybroch The Search for Jamie
Janet (Jenny) Fraser Murray - Jamie's older sister, married to
Ian
Ian Murray - Jenny's husband, Jamie's friend since childhood,
missing half of a leg due to a battle injury at Daumier (with Fergus nic Leodhas)
Young Jamie - Jenny and Ian's oldest son, named for his uncle,
born August 1741
Mrs. Crook - the housekeeper at Lallybroch
Willie Fraser - Jamie's older brother who died at age eleven
Martin Mack - a man Jamie sees about a horse
Lord Lovat - Jamie's grandfather
Molly MacKenzie - one of Dougal's daughters, Jamie tells Claire
about how she did not appreciate his attentions
Tabitha "Tibby" MacKenzie - one of Dougal's
daughters, the first girl that Jamie kissed
The dragoman's son - the boy in Egypt Claire kissed first (at
age eight)
Grannie MacNab - aids Claire and (particularly) Jamie when
Redcoats stop by Lallybroch, mother of four sons and sixteen grandchildren
Bob MacNab - grandson of Grannie MacNab
Rob MacNab - grandson of Grannie MacNab
Rabbie MacNab - grandson of Grannie MacNab, his father beats
him
Corporal Silver - one of the soldiers who stops by Lallybroch,
attempts to help fix the mill (while Jamie is under water)
Collins - another Redcoat at the mill
William Murray - Ian's father, died the previous spring
The Currans - come to do business with Jamie on Quarter Day
Willie Murray - comes to do business with Jamie on Quarter Day
The Jeffries - come to do business with Jamie on Quarter Day
Ronald MacNab - father of Rabbie, often drunk and beats his
son, reluctant to give him over to Jamie as a stable lad, later betrays Jamie to
the Watch and is killed in a fire of retribution by the other tenants of
Lallybroch
Mrs. Martins - the midwife, helps deliver Jenny's baby
Margaret Ellen Murray - "Maggie", born November 1743
to Jenny and Ian
Robert MacDonald - member of the Watch whom Jenny and Claire
attack and then use to get information about Jamie after he is taken by the
Watch The Abbey of Ste. Anne de Beaupre
The Gypsies - help Murtagh and Claire locate Jamie
Geillis' son - the baby that Claire learns from Dougal has been
born preceding Geillis' burning as a witch, also Dougal's son (that he cannot
acknowledge)
John Whitlow - among the group that sets out to rescue Jamie
Willie MacMurtry - among the group that sets out to rescue
Jamie
Rufus and Geordie Coulter - twin brothers who are among the
group that sets out to rescue Jamie
Sir Fletcher Gordon - the civilian governor in charge of
Wentworth Prison
Reilly - a Leinsterman, a man taught Jamie about locks when
they were in a cell together after Jamie arrived at Wentworth, Claire uses this
info to try to free Jamie from the prison manacles
Marley - an orderly in Wentworth, a big, disgusting,
slow-witted man ("even the whores won't have him") that Randall has
with him when he confronts Claire in the cell where Jamie is being held
Charlie Marshall - a Yank at Pembroke Hospital during WWII,
Claire remembers his advice on dealing with dogs when she is attacked by wolves
outside of Wentworth
Hector - finds Claire in Eldridge Wood near Wentworth after her
wolf attack and brings her to MacRannoch
Sir Marcus MacRannoch - Claire is brought to his cottage, his
cattle are later used to help break Jamie out of Wentworth, Jamie is also fixed
up at his home, Eldridge Manor; once an admirer of Ellen MacKenzie
Absalom - was supposed to find MacRannoch's cattle (only finds
15 out of 40 because Rupert has the rest in use for Jamie's rescue)
Lady Annabelle MacRannoch - wife of Marcus, helps Claire tend
Jamie's wounds
A soldier near Wentworth - Claire must kill him in order to
ensure their escape from the area
Abbot Alexander Fraser- Jamie's uncle (one
of six Fraser uncles)
Brother Ambrose - helps tend Jamie's wounds
Brother Bartolome - one of the monks who observe the Perpetual
Adoration
Francois Anselm Mericoeur d'Armagnac - "Father
Anselm", befriends Claire, introduces her to the Perpetual Adoration, she
is later able to tell him her (true) story, a Franciscan, uses lavender near
Jamie (does not know of its significance)
Brother Polydore - one of the serving brothers, a Benedictine
Brother William - a monk, finds Jamie and Claire after the
night she gets through to him
Brother Josef - a monk
Father Gerard - a confessor
Brother Roger - a monk, ordered by Claire not to clean up after
Jamie if he vomits from eating too soon
Last modified on May 24, 1997.