The Outlandish Companion - Diana Gabaldon [95]
Fiona Graham—Mrs. Graham’s grand-daughter. A practical young woman with a domestic touch, she has set her sights on Roger, but abandons this project upon realizing that Roger is in love with Brianna. Fiona succeeds her grandmother, both as housekeeper at the manse, and as the “caller”—the leader of the women who dance on Craigh na Dun, calling down the sun on the Feast of Beltane. A good friend of Roger’s, she helps him with his quest to follow Brianna, giving him the grimoire left behind by Geillis Duncan, and later giving him her own engagement diamond, to safeguard his passage through the stones. Engaged to marry Ernie Buchan. [Dragonfly, Voyager, Drums]
Master Georgie Graham—Mrs. Graham’s small, coach-sick son. [Voyager]
Mrs. Graham—the Reverend Wakefield’s housekeeper, Roger’s foster mother, and grandmother to Fiona, who inherits her grandmother’s position as leader of the dancing ladies who call down the sun at Craig na Dun on the Feast of Beltane. [Outlander]
Mrs. (Jemima) Graham—passenger in the coach taking Claire to Edinburgh to look for Jamie. [Voyager]
Malcolm Grant (m)—chieftain of clan Grant; rejected suitor of Ellen MacKenzie. [Outlander]
†Margaret Grant (m)—Simon Fraser’s second wife. [Outlander]
Miss Grant—proprietor of an Inverness pastry shop; member of the dancing ladies. [Outlander]
Mungo Grant (m)—assistant cook at Castle Leoch. [Outlander]
Sir Greville (m)—the King’s Commissioner on Antigua.[Voyager]
Lord John William Grey (aka “William Grey,” in Dragonfly)—fourth son of Countess Melton; a sixteen-year-old who attacks Jamie in the wood, shortly before Prestonpans. He is overpowered, captured, and eventually returned to his companions, swearing vengeance onJamie. Later, he is appointed Governor of Ardsmuir Prison, where he makes Jamie’s acquaintance once more. He marries Isobel Dunsany, and becomes stepfather to her nephew William. As Acting Governor of Jamaica, he meets Claire and Jamie again, and later befriends their daughter Brianna in North Carolina. [Dragonfly, Voyager, Drums]
Mr. Grey (m)—a Jamaican planter, who purchases the Artemis’s cargo of bat guano. [Voyager]
Mr. Grieves (m)—factor at Helwater. [Voyager]
Sergeant Grissom—one of Lord John Grey’s officers at Ardsmuir. [Voyager]
Griswald—a fourteen-year-old private in the English army, who stops the Frasers on the road from Charleston to Wilmington, as they aid Stephen Bonnet’s escape. [Drums]
Lady Grozier—friend of Lady Dunsany; remarks the unusual resemblance between the young William and his groom, MacKenzie, thus precipitating Jamie’s exit from Helwater. [Voyager]
Loch Ness guide—a Highlander who takes Claire and Frank on a boat trip down Loch Ness, recounting many of the local legends. [Outlander]
Gwyllyn—Welsh bard, a retainer at Castle Leoch. [Outlander]
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†Jenny Ha (m)—proprietor of a well-known tavern on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh. [Dragonfly]
Mr. Harding (m)—an agent of the Hand-in-Hand Assurance Society, which insured A. Malcolm’s premises in Edinburgh. [Voyager]
Mr. Haugh—proprietor of an apothecary’s shop on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh. [Dragonfly]
Haugh the Younger—proprietor of an apothecary’s shop on the Royal Mile, inherited from his father. [Voyager]
Louisa Haugh—wife of Haugh the Younger. [Voyager]
Father Hayes (m)—priest who hears Jamie’s and Young Ian’s confession, following the print shop fire and its aftermath at the brothel. [Voyager]
Archie Hayes (Leftenant)—son of Gavin Hayes; wounded and captured at Culloden, Archie Hayes joined the English army as an alternative to transportation, and achieved the rank of leftenant. With his regiment of Scottish Highlanders, he arrives at the Gathering at Mount Helicon, in search of Jamie, who—he has heard—“kent my faither.” [Drums]
Gavin Hayes—one of the Jacobite prisoners at Ardsmuir during Jamie Fraser’s imprisonment there. Transported to the American Colonies after the closing of the prison, Gavin was later convicted of theft and hanged