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Post by Ron Weasley on Jul 14, 2009 15:09:23 GMT -5
MALES.
YOUNG
Alderton, _____
Alleged Muggle-born accused of “stealing magic” and sent to Azkaban by the Muggle-born Registration Commission in the days when the Ministry was controlled by Death Eaters. Claimed to be the son of Arkie Alderton, a wizard.
Bagman, Otto
Got into trouble with the Muggle Artifacts Office because of an unusual lawnmower, but Arthur Weasley straightened things out for him. Out of gratitude, Otto's brother Ludo then arranged the Weasleys' tickets to the Quidditch World Cup. Slightly older than a young adult, but not old enough to father kids Hogwarts age.
Barbary, Heathcote
Plays rhythm guitar with the popular wizarding band The Weird Sisters. Older than 20, younger than 30.
Blenkinsop, Timothy
Puddlemere United supporter who was 23 at the time of their 30 September 1999 match against the Holyhead Harpies and was caught in the ensuing riot. He still has a tail because of it.
Bletchley, Miles
Slytherin, c. 1989 - 1996, Quidditch team Keeper. Hit Alicia Spinnet from behind with a jinx in the library prior to the autumn 1995 Gryffindor-Slytherin match, but Snape refused to believe the fourteen eyewitnesses. Since Bletchley was at least a second year when Harry started at Hogwarts, and since he was still at Hogwarts in the 1995 - 1996 school year, he must be either one or more likely two years older than Harry.
Bole, _____
Slytherin, 1989 - 1995, Quidditch Beater. Wizard who deliberately fouled Alicia Spinnet in the 1993-94 Gryffindor-Slytherin Quidditch final, hitting her with a club, then claiming he'd thought she was a Bludger. Then again, given the usual standard of Slytherin Beater brainpower, maybe it was an accident...
Brankovitch, Maximus, III
Seeker for the Fitchburg Finches from Massachusetts, USA, who also captained the USA in several recent World Cups.
Campbell, Angus
Replacement seeker for the Catapults, and very good at his job.
Campbell, Lennox (probably related to Angus Campbell)
Seeker for the Montrose Magpies.
Carmichael, Eddie
Graduated ravenclaw, born in 1979, who earned nine Outstanding O.W.Ls, for which he thanked Baruffio's Brain Elixir.
Cattermole, Alfred
Son of Reginald and Mary Cattermole, brother of Ellie and Maisie Cattermole.
Connolly, _____
Irish National Side Quidditch team, Beater
Cotton, Gregory
Appleby Arrows Seeker who managed to come out of a scuffle with the Portee Seeker with the Snitch in his hand, only to have his head transfigured into a cabbage by his irate opposite number.
Crumb, Gideon
Born 1975. Plays bagpipes with the popular wizarding band The Weird Sisters.
Davies, Roger
Ravenclaw c. 1989 - 1996, Quidditch captain and Chaser. Roger Davies is a popular, athletic Ravenclaw student a year or two older than Harry. Roger went with Fleur Delacour to the Yule Ball; he appeared to be so besotted with her that he could barely think. He missed his mouth with his fork when he tried to eat and babbled stupidly in response to what she said. Later, he and Fleur spent some romantic time in the rose garden outside. Roger asked out Cho Chang in early February 1996, but she turned him down; Cho used the incident to try to make Harry jealous as they sat in Madam Puddifoot's with Roger and his current girlfriend sitting at an adjacent table, kissing and cuddling.
Derrick, _____
Slytherin 1988 - 1995, Quidditch Beater.
Dimitrov, _____
Bulgarian National Team Chaser.
Duke, Kirley
Born 1971. Plays lead guitar with the popular wizarding band The Weird Sisters. He is the son of Catriona McCormack.
Dukelow, Matilda
A fan of the Holyhead Harpies, Matilda saw Puddlemere United Chaser Wilda Griffiths disappear during a match and assumed she’d turned herself invisible, which is against the rules. It took awhile for Matilda to realize that Wilda had been kidnapped.
Entwhistle, Kevin
Ravenclaw 1991 - 1998.
Finch-Fletchley, Justin
Hufflepuff 1991 - 1998. A member of Dumbledore's Army, this curly-haired Muggle-born wizard was down for the exclusive Muggle school Eton until he got the letter from Hogwarts (so it is quite likely that his parents are very wealthy). Justin was threatened by a snake at the Duelling Club until Harry called it off, thus publicly revealing his status as a Parselmouth. Justin was Petrified by the basilisk on December 18, 1992.
Finnigan, Seamus
Gryffindor 1991 - 1998. Seamus is an Irish boy with sandy hair, he is a Half-blood: his father is a Muggle, and his mother didn't tell his dad that she was a witch until after they were married, which was a "bit of a nasty shock for him." The Sorting Hat took almost a whole minute to decide his house as Gryffindor. He's good friends with Dean Thomas. Seamus and Harry had quite a falling out on their first night back in fifth year, but eventually Seamus came around and joined Dumbledore's Army. He also fought in the Battle of Hogwarts on May 2, 1998.
Flint, Marcus
Slytherin, 1986 - 1994 (repeated a year), Quidditch Chaser and captain. Harry thought he looked like he had troll blood. He wasn’t beyond a bit of cheating to win a match.
Gorgovitch, Dragomir
Chaser, transferred to the Chudley Cannons c. 1995. Record holder for most Quaffle drops in a season.
Graves, Merton
Plays cello with the popular wizarding band The Weird Sisters.
Higgs, Terence
Slytherin early 1990s (possibly 1986-92). Quidditch Seeker 1991-92 school year, replaced by Draco Malfoy the following school year.
Jordan, Lee
Gryffindor (1989- 1996). A compatriot of Fred and George Weasley, who commentated Quidditch matches until his graduation from Hogwarts, though he occasionally let himself get off topic. He is a black boy with dreadlock. Two years aftser graduating, Lee resurfaced as the host of Potterwatch, his codename being "River".
Kiely, Aidan
Kenmare Kestrels Seeker.
Krum, Vikror
A famous international Quidditch player for the Bulgarian team while still in school, Viktor Krum attended Hogwarts for the 1994-1995 school year, and represented Durmstrang Institute as their 1994 - 1995 Triwizard Tournament champion. Though a number of girls spent the year fawning over him, Krum became interested in Hermione, who accompanied him to the Yule Ball and was the person he would “sorely miss,” held hostage in the second task. Despite his surly nature and Ron’s jealousy, Krum was always kind to Harry. Krum was still corresponding with Hermione a year after the Triwizard Tournament, although she appeared to have declined his invitation to visit during the summer of 1995. He saw Hermione and Harry again at Fleur Delacour’s wedding; there he took exception to the symbol of the Deathly Hallows that Xeno Lovegood was wearing, thinking it to be the symbol of Gellert Grindelwald.
Levski, ____
Bulgarian National Team Chaser for the 1994 World Cup.
Lynch, Aidan
Irish National Quidditch Team Seeker for the 1994 World Cup.
Maddock, Alasdair
Chaser for the Montrose Magpies who gets a bit over-interested in Muggle sports. Following attempts to dribble the Quaffle like a basketball and hit the Quaffle with his head like a football player, he was discharged from the team.
McCormack, Kirley
Son of the famous Chaser Catriona McCormack, Kirley is lead guitarist for the Weird Sisters. He goes by the stage name of Kirley Duke.
Montague, ____
Slytherin, c. 1989 - 1996, Quidditch Chaser/captain. Member of Umbridge's Inquisitorial Squad who made the mistake of trying to take House Points from the Weasley twins without witnesses, and consequently was stuffed by them into the first floor Vanishing Cabinet; reappeared some days later jammed into a toilet on the fourth floor, after which he was confused and disoriented for a long time.
Peasegood, Arnold
Obliviator for the Accidental Magic Reversal Squa and trained Hit-Wizard. Arnie arrested three goblins at the Chipping Clodbury riot and suffered a minor attack of boils.
Pepper, Octavius
Disappeared in the early spring of 1997, as reported by the Daily Prophet. It was implied that the disappearance is connected to an attack by Death Eaters.
Poliakof, ____
Recent graduate from Durmstrang, treated with disdain by Karkaroff despite the fact that he must have been a rather talented wizard to make the Durmstrang short list for the Triwizard Tournament. Karkaroff only paid attention to his star pupil, Viktor Krum.
Pucey, Adrian
Slytherin 1989 - 1996 or 1990 - 1997; Quidditch team, Chaser.
Pye, Augustus
Trainee Healer on the Dai Llewellyn Ward of St. Mungo's who tried to heal Arthur Weasley's snakebite in December 1995. He was very interested in "complementary medicine" (using Muggle techniques along with the magical approaches). He and Arthur decided to give stitches a try, but something in the wound kept dissolving them, so they didn't work. Molly was not impressed.
Quigley, Finbar
Captain of and Beater for the Ballycastle Bats, possibly Irish National Team Beater also.
Scamander, Rolf
The grandson of Newt Scamander, future naturalist like his grandfather.
Ryan, Barry
Keeper for the Irish National Side. Made a spectacular save against Poland's top Chaser, Ladislaw in 1995.
Snell, Barnaby
A fan of the Chudley Cannons quidditch team who was quoted in the Daily Prophet in disbelief after the team defeated the Wigtown Wanderers, ending a seventeen-game losing streak.
Stebbins, _____
Hufflepuff, 1990 - 1997. Snape takes 10 points from Stebbins after catching him in the roses with a Ravenclaw girl ('Fawcett') during the Yule Ball.
Summers, _____
Hufflepuff, 1990s, Like Fred and George Weasley, he tried taking an Aging Potion in order to put his name in the Goblet of Fire, and was sent to the hospital wing with a beard.
Thruston, Orsino
Plays drums with the popular wizarding band The Weird Sisters.
Towler, Kenneth
Gryffindor, 1989 - 1996. A student who took his O.W.L.s at the same time as Fred and George, who developed boils as the test approached. Granted, the boils had a lot more to do with the Bulbadox Powder Fred had put in his pyjamas than with the stress of the test.
Tremlett, Donaghan
Bass player with the popular wizarding band The Weird Sisters, and a big Kenmare Kestrels supporter. According to the Daily Prophet, he was married in the fall of 1995.
Wagtail, Myron
Lead singer of popular wizarding band The Weird Sisters.
Williams, Benjy
Seeker for Puddlemere United Quidditch team.
Williamson, _____
Auror, wearing scarlet robes and with long hair in a ponytail. Williamson accompanied Fudge when the Minister arrived at the Ministry of Magic after the Battle of the Department of Mysteries (OP36). He was probably the scarlet-robed, ponytailed Auror seen in Auror headquarters with his feet up, dictating a report to his quill.
Wimple, Gilbert
Ministry wizard, Committee on Experimental Charms. Wimple had horns at the World Cup in 1994, and might still.
Wintringham, Herman
Plays lute with the popular wizarding band The Weird Sisters
Wood, Oliver
Gryffindor, 1987 - 1994, Quidditch team Captain/Keeper. "Burly" Captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch team when Harry arrived at Hogwarts, and possibly the most passionate Quidditch fanatic in the school. Oliver is known for giving particularly lengthy, impassioned locker room speeches, and gets quite depressed after losses. Fred Weasley once pointed out, fairly, that Wood might have “bumped off” the entire Slytherin Quidditch team, except that he wouldn’t have gotten away with it. After leaving Hogwarts, Oliver signed with Puddlemere United Reserve Team, summer 1994. Though he graduated two years before the inception of Dumbledore’s Army, Oliver did return to Hogwarts to fight in the final battle against Voldemort.
MIDDLE
Alderton, Arkie
Well-known broomstick designer. Probably the current proprietor (or his namesake) of "Arkie Alderton's Kwik-Repair Shop" for magical brooms.
Aubrey, Bertram
Hogwarts student, 1970s. James Potter and Sirius Black once received detention for hexing Aubrey and causing his head to grow twice its normal size.
Avery, _____
Slytherin. Attended Hogwarts with Severus Snape. A Death Eater who "wormed his way out of trouble by saying he acted under the Imperius Curse"; he was punished by Voldemort with the Cruciatus Curse once Voldemort regained a functioning body. Probably related to the Avery that attended Hogwarts with Tom Riddle.
Bagman, Ludovic "Ludo"
Celebrated Beater for the Wimbourne Wasps c. 1980 and later head of the Department of Games and Sports until his somewhat informal departure from the Ministry in late June 1995.
Bashir, Ali
Ali is a flying carpet merchant who was very interested in importing flying carpets into Britain. Arthur Weasley wouldn't allow it, so Ali tried to smuggle carpets in.
_____ Basil
Ministry wizard, wearing a kilt and a poncho in an attempt to dress like a Muggle, who worked at the Portkey terminus at the Quidditch World Cup.
Birch, Brevis
Captain of the Tutshill Tornadoes who blamed their loss to the Ballycastle Bats on a bout of sleeping sickness that affect the Keeper.
Bletchley, _____
Ministry of Magic employee whose rain-afflicted office was mended by the spell Meteolojinx Recanto.
Boardman, Stubby
The lead singer of the Hobgoblins, who retired c. 1980 after being hit in the ear by a turnip at a concert in Little Norton Church Hall. See also Doris Purkiss.
Bozo, _____
A paunchy man working as a photographer for the Daily Prophet, Bozo was Rita Skeeter's co-conspirator during their coverage of the Triwizard Tournament.
Brand, Rudolf
Captain of the Heidelberg Harriers who, at the end of a famous match with the Holyhead Harpies, proposed marriage to the Harpies' team captain, Gwendolyn Morgan; she whacked him over the head with her broom.
Carrow, Amycus
The twin brother of Alecto Carrow who taught Defence Against the Dark Arts, or more like just performing dark arts, at Hogwarts when Voldemort took over. Known for his so-called career as a death eater, and is said to possess a wheezy giggle in addition to that squat figure of his.
Cattermole, Reginald
Employee of the Magical Maintenance Department for the Ministry of Magic and known as “Reg.” Married to Mary Cattermole and father to three children: Alfred, Ellie, and Maisie. Accosted by who he thought was Mafalda Hopkirk with a Puking Pastille. Believed to have gone into hiding with his family after his wife’s attempted release from the Muggle-born Registration Commission. Reg is a small, ferrety-looking man.
Cooper, Buckley
Wrote a letter to the Daily Prophet asking for legal advice in the running feud he's been having with his brother. He wonders if the Ministry would "turn a blind eye" if he kidnapped his brother's children and turning them into blood-sucking ferrets. In his response, Dempster Wiggleworth of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement strongly advised against it.
Cooper, _____
Buckley Cooper's brother. Has several young children.
Coopey, Howland
Wrote a letter to the Daily Prophet's Problem Page, asking for medical advice. He described his symptoms -- green and purple rash between his toes and sparks from his nostrils when he sneezes -- and wondered if it's anything to be concerned about. Professor Spleen responded that was a simple case of Dragon Pox.
Croaker
Arthur Weasley identified this wizard as being an Unspeakable, someone who works for the Department of Mysteries.
Cuffe, Barnabas
Editor of the Daily Prophet. Former member of the Slug Club.
_____, Damocles
The inventor of Wolfsbane Potion and the uncle of Hogwarts student Marcus Belby. Damocles was a favorite student of Horace Slughorn, and was awarded the Order of Merlin. Marcus’s father and his Uncle Damocles have had a bit of a falling out of late.
Dawlish, John
Auror, very capable and self-assured. He left Hogwarts with Outstandings in all his N.E.W.T.s. He accompanied Fudge to Hogwarts to confront Harry about his secret D.A. meetings. Dawlish was knocked out along with Kingsley Shacklebolt, Dolores Umbridge, and Cornelius Fudge when Dumbledore, who had taken the blame on himself, escaped. Dawlish is described as a "tough-looking wizard with very short wiry hair;" his hair is grey. According to Snape, Dawlish was susceptible to the Confundus Charm.
Delacour, ______
Married to Appoline Delacour and father of Fleur and Gabrielle Delacour. Attended the Third Task of the Triwizard Tournament. Monsieur Delacour is described as shorter, plump, and as having a little, pointed black beard.
Deverill, Philbert
Manager of Puddlemere United who was as mystified as anyone when the team hit a winning streak.
Diggory, Amos
Cedric's father, works for the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures.
Dorkins, Ragmar
Manager of the Chudley Cannons, who collapsed in shock when they beat the Falcons.
d'Eath, Lorcan
Born 1964. Heartthrob singer, part vampire, nineteen weeks at number 1 with hit song 'Necks to You.'
Filch, Argus
Hogwarts caretaker. He's a cantankerous, nasty man who detests the students. Filch has a "scrawny, dust-colored" pet cat called Mrs. Norris with whom he has an almost psychic connection. Filch is a Squib.
Fletcher, Mundungus "Dung"
Mundungus Fletcher is a rather dodgy character, a crook whose shady business dealings are always getting him into trouble. However, he's also a member of the Order of the Phoenix.
Flume, Ambrosius
Owner (along with his wife) of Honeydukes Sweetshop in Hogsmeade.
Fudge, Cornelius Oswald
Minister of Magic from 1990 until June 1996. Fudge is somewhat weak, swayed by money and addicted to his own position and privilege. Fudge is impressed by wizarding families with pure bloodlines and by generous donations. Fudge also believed that the ends could justify the means. On the surface, Fudge would seem to be a kindly, blustering, somewhat pompous fellow who is essentially good-natured.
Gudgeon, Davy
Hogwarts student c. 1970s. Foolhardy student who once tried to get past the Whomping Willow, nearly losing an eye.
Gudgeon, Galvin
Father of Davy, husband of Gladys, Galvin Gudgeon is the hapless Seeker for the Chudley Cannons. Manager Ragmar Dorkins implored fans not to curse him during the match, since "turning him into a toad will not help his game." Gudgeon did miss several excellent opportunities during a match with the Appleby Arrows when the Snitch twice bounced off his nose. In a match with the Tornados, Gudgeon fell off his broom while trying to catch a passing bumble-bee.
Gumboil, Alastor
Employee in the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, to whom applicants for "Hit Wizard" positions need to apply. He is in Room 919.
Harkiss, Ciceron
Gave Ambrosius Flume (owner of Honeydukes) his first job. Favored student of Horace Slughorn, probably a member of the Slug Club.
Harris, Warty
Wizard whose toads were stolen by "Will" and then again by Mundungus Fletcher, who sold them back to Warty.
Higgs, Bertie
Hunting buddy of Cormac McLaggen's uncle Tiberius.
Hobday, Hilliard
A birth announcement for Egmont Elvert was posted in the Daily Prophet, saying he’d been born November 30 to Hilliard and Violetta Hobday.
Jenkins, Joey
Beater for the Chudley Cannons. His image hit a Bludger toward a Ballycastle Bats Chaser in a moving picture in the book Flying with the Cannons.
Jordan, Mr
Lee Jordan's father and a shop-owner who like the Weasley twins had trouble collecting money he was owed by Ludo Bagman.
Jorkins, Albert
Primrose and Albert Jorkins, already the parents of Grimwold and Granville, had a third baby, Griselda Harmonia, whose December 6, 1998 birth was announced in the Daily Prophet.
Jorkins, Stamford
Ministry spokesperson, interviewed regularly by the Daily Prophet.
Jugson, _____
Death Eater who fought in the Battle of the Department of Mysteries.
Krum, Mr
Viktor Krum's parents; his father has a hooked nose like his son, and his mother is “dark-haired.” Mr. and Mrs. Krum travelled from Bulgaria to Hogwarts for the third and final task of the 1994 - 1995 Triwizard Tournament. Either Mr. or Mrs. Krum's father was one of the many victims of Gellert Grindelwald.
Lestrange, Rabastan
A Death Eater and a previous slytherin; brother of Rodolphus Lestrange. Rabastan and his brother Rodolphus were captured by the Ministry of Magic after their attack on the Longbottoms 1981 and given a life sentence in Azkaban; however, they escaped when the Dementors turned against the Ministry in January 1996.
Lestrange, Rodolphus
A Death Eater, brother of Rabastan, husband of Bellatrix. Rodolphus and his brother Rabastan were captured by the Ministry of Magic after their attack on the Longbottoms 1981 and given a life sentence in Azkaban; however, they escaped when the Dementors turned against the Ministry in January 1996.
Lockhart, Gilderoy
Celebrity wizard and author, on staff for a year at Hogwarts as the professor of Defence Against the Dark Arts. Lockhart is currently a resident of the Janus Thickey ward (a closed, longterm ward for patients with permanent spell damage) at St. Mungo's Hospital, where he tends to wander off and get lost.
Lovegood, Xenophilius
Editor of the Quibbler, father of Luna Lovegood. Lives in Ottery St.Catchpole and is slightly cross-eyed, with one eye pointing inward at his nose and one good eye with normal movement.
MacFarlan, Hamish
Captain of the Montrose Magpies from 1957 to 1968, after which he became the Head of the Department of Magical Games and Sports.
Macnaid, Walden
A Death Eater who sports a black moustache. In the years between the first and second wars against Voldemort, Macnair worked as an executioner of dangerous creatures for the Ministry of Magic. MacNair was sent by Voldemort to liaise with the giants; his attempts went somewhat better than Hagrid’s. Macnair participated in both the Battle of the Department of Mysteries and the Battle of Hogwarts. He didn’t seem particularly successful in either case, ending up with a wand jabbed into the eyehole of his mask and crumpled on the ground of the Great Hall, having been thrown into a wall by Hagrid.
Marius, ____
Wizard bearing a Probity Probe in front of Gringotts who utterly failed to stop the break-in of the Lestrange vault or the break-out of the dragon.
McBride, Dougal
Seeker for the Pride of Portree, who lost a match to the Appleby Arrows when (according to McBride) Arrows seeker Gregory Cotton placed a Jelly-Fingers curse on him.
McLead, Cormack
Manager of the Montrose Magpies who fired his Chaser, Alasdair Maddock, when it became clear that his interest in Muggle sports was interfering with his play.
Mockridge, Cuthbert
Head of the Goblin Liaison Office.
Mostafa, Hassan
Chairwizard of the International Association of Quidditch in 1994, when he served as referee for the World Cup. Mostafa is small, skinny, and bald, with a huge mustache.
Munch, Eric
A "badly-shaven" watchwizard at the Ministry of Magic, who during the day sits at the security desk in the Atrium where visitors are required to present their wands for registration. Arrested Sturgis Podmore on charges of trespass and attempted robbery upon catching him outside the Department of Mysteries at one o'clock in the morning on 31 August 1995.
Oblansk (or Obalonsk), Mr
The Bulgarian Minister for Magic, who watches the Quidditch World Cup along with Cornelius Fudge in the top box. He understands English, but pretends not to.
Oddpick, Winkus
Wrote an editorial to the Daily Prophet entitled "Why can't goblins be more like elves?" after the Chipping Clodbury riot.
O'Flaherty
May or may not have been a student at Hogwarts, for Professor Binns used the name to refer to Seamus Finnigan.
Ogden, Bob
A "short, plump man" who worked for the Department of Magical Law Enforcement. Ogden wore glasses so thick that they made his eyes look like specks. Dumbledore interviewed Ogden during his search for information about Tom Riddle's family; Ogden had visited the Gaunt house to follow up after Morfin Gaunt attacked Muggle Tom Riddle, and there been attacked himself. His ancestors created Odgen's Old Firewhiskey.
Ogden, Tiberius
Wizengamot elder who resigned in protest when Fudge appointed Dolores Umbridge as the first Hogwarts High Inquisitor; friend of Professor Tofty of the Wizarding Examinations Authority. Uncle of Cormac McLaggen. Tiberius was a favorite student of Horace Slughorn's. Avid hunter; his hunting buddies include Bertie Higgs and Rufus Scrimgeour. He holds high office in the Ministry of Magic. It is possible that 'Uncle Tiberius' is Tiberius Ogden.
Ogg, _____
Gamekeeper at Hogwarts during Molly Weasley's era, probably the man who held the job before Hagrid. Molly seemed to be rather fond of him.
Oglethorpe, Dunbar
Chief of Q.U.A.B.B.L.E., the Quidditch Union for the Administration and Betterment of the British League and its Endeavors.
Patil, Mr
The father of Padma and Parvati Patil. He and his wife appear to be very protective of their girls' safety.
Penrose, Professor Phoebus
Professor Penrose headed a committee for the Ministry of Magic which produced a report entitled "A Study into Muggle Suspicions About Magic." Professor Penrose contends in that report that "Muggles are more observant than we might like to think.
Philpott, Arkie
Arkie ran afoul of a Probity Probe at after the goblins tightened security at Gringotts.
Pittiman, Radolphus
Biographer of Uric the Oddball.
Plunkett, Josiah
Quidditch referee for the match between the Pride of Portree and the Appleby Arrows during which one Seeker transfigured the other’s head into a cabbage. The excuse given to Plunkett, apparently, was that the cabbage-headed Seeker had cast a Jelly-Fingers curse on the first Seeker during their race for the Snitch, so he deserved to be “cabbaged”.
Podmore, Sturgis
Square-jawed wizard with thick straw-colored hair. Member of the Order of the Phoenix and part of the Advance Guard that helped Harry escape from number four Privet Drive. Podmore was on guard duty at entrance of the Department of Mysteries on August 31, 1995 when he was apprehended by the Ministry and sent to Azkaban for six months.
Poke, Royden
One of the representatives of the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures at a meeting with the Brotherhood of Goblins in Chipping Clodbury that erupted into a riot. Poke was quoted in the next day's Daily Prophet as saying "Don't ask me what started it. I thought we were getting along fine until I heard the first explosion".
Pontner, Roddy
Wizard who bet on the World Cup with Ludo Bagman.
Proudfoot, _____
Auror stationed at Hogwarts during Harry's sixth year, along with Tonks, Dawlish and Savage.
Pyrites, Argus
A servant of Voldemort, quite a dandy wearing white silk gloves.
Robards, Gawain
Head of the Auror Office of the Ministry of Magic, replacing Rufus Scrimgeour.
Rowle, Thorfinn
A large, blonde Death Eater who broke into Hogwarts the night Albus Dumbledore was killed. He showed up again later that summer, following Harry, Ron, and Hermione into a café along with Antonin Dolohov; after failing to capture Harry that day, he was punished severely by Voldemort.
Rufford, Grugwyn
Disgruntled member of the National Welsh Gobstones Team, who complained to the Daily Prophet because they didn't cover the Welsh victory over Hungary. The editor responded that this was because people thought Gobstones was "deeply boring".
Savage, ______
Auror stationed at Hogwarts during Harry's 6th year, along with Tonks, Dawlish and Proudfoot.
Scabior, _____
One of the "snatchers" led by Greyback who captured Harry, Ron, Hermione, Dean Thomas, and Griphook and took them to the Malfoy mansion instead of the Ministry, Scabior seemed to be able to keep Grayback's appetite for young flesh in check. Scabior was Stunned by Bellatrix when she saw that they had also brought the Sword of Gryffindor.
Scrimgeour, Brutus
Author of The Beater's Bible; also wrote a promotional blurb for the front of Quidditch Through the Ages.
Scrivenshaft, _____
Presumably the owner of Scrivenshaft's Quill Shop in Hogsmeade.
Selwyn, ______
A Death Eater who relinquished his wand to Voldemort during the Battle of the Seven Potters. Selwyn’s day job is working for the Ministry, so when Xenophilius alerts the Ministry to having Harry Potter in his house, Selwyn is one of the two officials that comes to investigate. The Selwyns are apparently well-known as a pureblood family. Indeed, after wizards were compelled by the Ministry to prove their ancestry, Dolores Umbridge claimed kinship to them, passing Slytherin's locket off as a Selwyn heirloom.
Shacklebolt, Kingsley
Tall, bald black wizard who has a deep slow voice and wears a single gold hooped earring. Part of the Advance Guard that helped Harry in his escape from the Dursley house to 12 Grimmauld Place. Auror who became Minister of Magic in 1998.
Shingleton, Gaspard
Celebrated inventor of the Self-Stirring Cauldron.
Shunpike, Stan
Young, pimply conductor of the Knight Bus whose accent is Cockney. He wears a purple uniform, has large protruding ears, and quite a few pimples. Stan was arrested in the fall of 1996 for “suspicion of Death Eater activity”, shocking and outraging members of the Order of the Phoenix. Harry used Stan’s situation repeatedly as an example of why he was unwilling to work with Scrimgeour. Stan escaped from Azkaban during a hushed-up mass breakout in 1997, and spent the rest of the year fighting with the Death Eaters and helping out Snatchers, clearly under the Imperius Curse.
Skively, Harold
In a letter to the Daily Prophet, the appropriately-named Skively suggested that the Wizarding community celebrate a day to honor Merlin, since, as he put it, he "could do with an extra day's holiday around August."
Sleekeazy, ____
Presumably the inventor of Sleekeazy's Hair Potion.
Slinkhard, Wilbert
Author of Defensive Magical Theory, assigned for Defense Against the Dark Arts classes by Umbridge.
Smethwyk, Hippocrates
Healer-in-Charge on the Dai Llewellyn ward at St. Mungo's Hospital when Arthur Weasley was there recovering from a snake bite.
Spleen, Professor Helbert
A Healer at St. Mungo’s Hospital, Professor Spleen also writes for a Daily Prophet advice column. In one such issue, he gives advice to a wizard with Dragon Pox.
Stalk, Blenheim
Author of Muggles Who Notice (published 1972), Stalk is a well-known expert on Muggles and author of many books.
Stebbins Sr., _____
A Hogwarts student in the same year as James Potter and his friends. According to Snape's pensieve memory, Flitwick has to order Stebbins to sit down while he is collecting their O.W.L.s.
Toots, Tilden
Radio Personality. "Bouncing bulbs losing height? Devil's Snare merely tickling? Fanged Geranium nothing but gums? Then tune your wireless to Toots, Shoots 'n' Roots the award-winning herbology presented by Tilden Toots, 'the wizard with three green thumbs'." Toots is married to author Daisy Hookum and has a broad West Country accent.
Travers, _____
Death Eater who Murdered Marlene McKinnon and her family, according to Karkaroff during his own trial; he had already been captured by the Ministry. Travers later escaped and went back to work at the Voldemort-controlled Ministry of Magic.
Twiddle, Mallory
Mallory Twiddle wrote a letter to the Daily Prophet, complaining that Gringotts was using Sphinxes to guard its high security vaults. Apparently, Twiddle had encountered one of these guardians and had spent a frustrating hour trying to figure out its riddles. Eventually, the Sphinx chased him out of the bank.
Twilfitt, _____
Presumably the co-owner or co-founder of Twilfitt and Tatting's, a wizarding dress shop.
Volkov, _____
Bulgarian National Team, Beater at the World Cup of 1994.
Vulchanov, _____
Beater who played for the Bulgarian National Team during the 1994 Quidditch World Cup.
Whisp, Kennilworthy
Author of Quidditch Through the Ages, The Wonder of Wigtown Wanderers, He Flew Like a Madman, and Beating the Bludgers. He lives in Nottinghamshire. His hobbies are backgammon, vegetarian cookery, and collecting vintage broomsticks.
Widdershins, Willy
A ne'er-do-well fellow who set up a series of regurgitating toilets to confound the Muggles. Arthur Weasley spent some time tracking him down and hushing up the incidents in question. Willy was caught in the explosion of one of the toilets and was captured. He was quite badly injured and spent some time heavily bandaged. Willy happened to be in the Hog's Head and overheard the first meeting of the D.A. He reported this to Umbridge and Fudge let him go without prosecution as a reward.
Wiggleswade, Dempster
Writer for the Daily Prophet's problem page.
Wigworthy, Wilhelm
Author of Home Life and Social Habits of British Muggles.
Worple, Eldred
Author of Blood Brothers: My Life Amongst the Vampires and a guest at Slughorn's Christmas party with his friend Sanguini. Described as a "a small, stout, bespectacled man.
Wronski, Josef
Polish Seeker for the Grodzisk Goblins who invented the dangerous but exciting Wronski Feint.
Yaxley, _____
An inner circle Death Eater who, like Lucius Malfoy and Avery, was never captured and sent to Azkaban. Consequently, he was in a position of trust at the Ministry and well-placed for Voldemort's takeover in 1997 and served as a high official in the Ministry while the Death Eaters were in charge.
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Archie _____
Old wizard with a penchant for flowered nightgowns; Archie refused to wear trousers at the World Cup campground, saying that he liked "a healthy breeze around his privates".
_____ Bagman
Father of Ludo and Otto, friend of the Death Eater Augustus Rookwood.
_____ Borgin
Proprietor of Borgin and Burkes of Knockturn Alley; an oily, smooth-talking fellow who fawned on Lucius Malfoy during the summer of 1992 but was less than impressed after his customers' departure. Draco visited his shop again in late July 1996 to force the shopkeeper to help him repair a broken Vanishing Cabinet, the duplicate of which was in the store. When Draco left, Borgin was visibly shaken.
Bott, Bertie
Born 1935. While experimenting with ways to create tasty candies from food, Bott accidentally included a pair of dirty socks in one of his trials, and created the first of the many surprises found in Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans.
Broadmoor, Kevin
World-famous Beater for the Falmouth Falcons from 1958 to 1969. The Broadmoor brothers were notorious for their hard and rough style of play. Brother Karl deceased.
Diggle, Dedalus
A member of the Order of the Phoenix in both the first and second wars against Voldemort, this wizard was in the Leaky Cauldron when Hagrid brought Harry in on July 31, 1991. Diggle once bowed to Harry in a shop, much to Petunia Dursley's horror. He lives in Kent and, according to Minerva McGonagall, has never had any sense. Diggle served as an escort for Vernon, Petunia, and Dudley Dursley, getting them to safety when the enchantment of Harry’s protection was broken. While he was taking care of the Dursleys, his house was searched by Death Eaters and burned down.
Dillonsby, Ivor
Wizard interviewed by Rita Skeeter for her book The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore. Claims he discovered eight uses of Dragon’s Blood when Dumbledore “borrowed his papers”. Dillonsby is also is of the opinion that Bathilda Bagshot is senile.
Doge, Elphias
Old wizard the same age as Dumbledore, with a wheezy voice and silver hair. Doge was part of the original Order of the Phoenix and at the time wore a "stupid" hat. Part of the Advance Guard that helped Harry in his escape from number four, Privet Drive. Has been previously mentioned as a member of the Order of the Phoenix. Special Advisor to the Wizengamot and longstanding friend of Albus Dumbledore who wrote the latter's obituary for the Daily Prophet. Doge was disinclined to cooperate with Rita Skeeter in her preparation of The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore, and was referred to by her as "Dodgy" and "Dogbreath".
Dumbledore, Aberforth
Albus Dumbledore's slightly odd younger brother who tends bar at the Hog's Head.
Flenwock, Laurentia
According to Jo's website, Fletwock is a "celebrated breeder and racer of winged horses" who has "campaigned for tighter restrictions on broomstick use."
Flitwick, Filius
Charms professor and Head of Ravenclaw at Hogwarts. Is also acting Deputy Headmaster. Flitwick is a small, emotional wizard with a "dash" of Goblin blood. He was an accomplished wizard and, according to rumor, was a dueling champion when he was younger. When Snape became headmaster, Flitwich stayed to teach, but was later forced to abandon his position. When the news came that Voldemort and his army would attack Hogwarts in early May, Flitwick constructed intricate magical defenses, and then took groups of fighters up to the three highest towers to work spells from above. When the battle was at its fiercest, Flitwick fought Yaxley and may have killed Dolohov.
Hagrid, Rubeus
Half-giant, member of the Order of The Phoenix, Gamekeeper and Keeper of the Keys at Hogwarts; in the fall of 1993 he also became the Care of Magical Creatures teacher. Gryffindor 1940 - shortly after June 13, 1943, since he was expelled for opening the Chamber of Secrets. In 1993 his name was finally cleared.
Hornby, ____
Brother of Olive. Myrtle haunted his wedding back in the 1940s.
Hornby, Olive
Hogwarts student, early 1940s. Teased Myrtle about her glasses, but regretted it later when Myrtle was killed and came back to haunt her.
Horton, Basil
Played for the Falmouth Falcons, along with Randolph Keitch started the Comet Trading Company in 1929. He and Randolph are also the creators of the Horton-Keitch Braking Charm.
Kettleburn, professor
Care of Magical Creatures teacher until September, 1993, when he retired to spend time with "his remaining limbs." Hagrid took over for him.
Longbottom, Algie
Algie tried to trick Neville into showing some magical ability as a child. Pushed him off the end of Blackpool Pier .and nearly drowned him. Algie, Neville's uncle, held Neville out of an upstairs window when he was eight and accidentally dropped him, only to see the boy bounce all the way down the garden and into the road; this was cause for great rejoicing in the Longbottom family. Bought Trevor the Toad for Neville and brought a Mimbulus mimbletonia for Neville.
O´Hare, Darren
Keeper for the Kenmare Kestrels 1947 - 1960; he captained the Irish National Team and invented the Hawkshead Attacking Formation.
Ollivander, Mr
An old wandmaker – “the best” – who who runs Ollivander's on Diagon Alley. He has eerie, moon-like eyes and makes Harry a bit uncomfortable, as he seems just as fascinated by the power of wands used for evil as those used for good. Ollivander remembers every wand he has ever sold, and greets people by rattling off the specifications of their wands. Ollivander was kidnapped shortly after Voldemort’s return was made public, in summer 1996; Voldemort was in search of information about his and Harry’s wands. He was held captive in Malfoy Manor for a year and a half, tortured, and forced to make wands. He escaped with the help of Dobby and hid at Auntie Muriel’s for the remainder of the war.
Perkins, ____
A “stooped, timid-looking old wizard with fluffy white hair” who works with Arthur Weasley at the Ministry. Perkins lent a couple of tents to Arthur for the Quidditch World Cup. Perkins doesn't camp much any more because of his lumbago. And old student of Professor Binns.
Pips, Dagbert
Proprietor of Pumpkins R Us, who complained to a Daily Prophet reporter that a restriction on Hallowe'en celebrations would hit pumpkin-growers particularly hard.
Prang, Ernie
Elderly, bespectacled driver of the Knight Bus.
Prewett, Ignatius
Husband of Lucretia Black and a paternal uncle of Sirius Black.
Quince, Hambledon
Developed a theory that “wizards originate from Mars, Muggles from mushrooms.” For some reason, it’s controversial.
Runcorn, Albert
A tall, bearded wizard who works for the Ministry of Magic. He unwittingly played a part in Harry, Ron, and Hermione’s infiltration of the Ministry when Hermione gave him a Nosebleed Nougat, convinced him to go home, and took some of his hairs to add to Polyjuice Potion for Harry. While impersonating Runcorn, Harry discovered that he was someone Mr. Weasley deeply disliked who was informing on “Mudbloods” to the Ministry. Runcorn turned in Dirk Cresswell, the Ministry's Head Goblin Liaison, who escaped imprisonment but was later killed by Death Eaters.
Scamander, "Newt" Artemis Fido
Author of Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them and a number of other books.
Shimpling, Derwent
Comedian known for his boldness; he once ate an entire Venomous Tentacula as a bet. Though he lived, he’s still purple.
Slughorn, Horace E.F
Slughorn fought in the Battle of Hogwarts whilst wearing emerald-green silk pajamas, where he dueled with Voldemort. He has been a Potions Professor at Hogwarts twice.
Spudmore, _____
Black Forest manufacturer (with Ellerby) of the 1940 Tinderblast broom.
Thicknesse, Pius
Minister for Magic from 1997-1998 while under the Imperius Curse.
Tofty, _____
Member of the Wizarding Examinations Authority, he is a friend of Tiberius Ogden and an examiner for Harry during his practical Astronomy, Charms, and Defense Against the Dark Arts O.W.L.s and History of Magic theory O.W.L.. Tofty wears pince-nez glasses and appeared to be the oldest and baldest examiner, with a quavery old voice.
_____, Tom
Bald, toothless, gloomy old innkeeper of the Leaky Cauldron. He was succeeded by Hannah Abbott.
_____, _____ "tufty-haired man"
Delivered the eulogy at Dumbledore's funeral, and married Bill and Fleur.
Wagstaff, "Honest Willy"
Street peddler who was accused by the Ministry of selling defective wands and loose-bottomed cauldrons in Diagon Alley. The wands caused burns to a number of people.
Whitehorn, Devlin
Founded the Nimbus Racing Broom Company in 1967, revolutionizing Quidditch.
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Abbott, Hannah
Hufflepuff 1991 - 1998. Half-blood. Member of Dumbledore's Army. Hannah was prefect her fifth and sixth year of school. Sadly, Hannah's mother was killed by Death Eaters during her sixth year at Hogwarts. Hannah left Hogwarts and did not returned to school that year, but answered the call to fight in the Battle of Hogwarts.
Bell, Katie
One of the three Chasers on the Gryffindor team during most of Harry's years at Hogwarts. Oliver Wood considered her to be a superb Chaser, along with Angelina Johnson and Alicia Spinnet, who are a year older than Katie. Katie was placed under the Imperius Curse by Madam Rosmerta to carry a cursed opal necklace to someone at Hogwarts. The parcel broke open as she argued with her friend Leanne. When Katie touched the necklace her body levitated as she writhed in pain, and then collapsed; she had to be evacuated to St. Mungo's.
Chang, Cho
Ravenclaw 1990-1997. Cho Chang is a popular, pretty Ravenclaw student who was Harry’s girlfriend for awhile. She loves Quidditch – she has been a fan of the Tutshill Tornados since she was six -- and was the Seeker for the Ravenclaw Quidditch team. In her sixth year, Cho joined Dumbledore’s Army along with her friend Marietta Edgecombe. On May 1, 1998, Cho returned to Hogwarts to fight in the battle against Voldemort and the Death Eaters.
Clearwater, Penelope
Ravenclaw, 1987 - 1994, prefect 1992 - 1994. Penelope was the girlfriend of Percy Weasley while he was at Hogwarts. She has long curly hair. Penelope was Petrified by Slytherin's basilisk on May 8, 1993 and was cured with Mandrake potion on May 30th. She seems to be able to appreciate the Firebolt as a first-class broomstick, and is serious enough about Quidditch to have bet Percy 10 Galleons on the 1993 - 1994 Gryffindor-Ravenclaw match.
Edgecombe, Marietta
A friend of Cho Chang’s with curly, reddish-blonde hair, Marietta was dragged to D.A. meetings by Cho and signed her name to the parchment that listed members of the group. However, when she later betrayed the group to Umbridge, she discovered the parchment had been jinxed, and her face broke out in nasty pimples spelling the word “SNEAK”. Even months later, the pimples were still visible.
______, Leanne
A friend of Katie Bell's, the one who was with Katie when she touched the cursed necklace. Leanne graduated the same year as Katie, a year before Harry would have graduated. Surname unknown.
Johnson, Angelina
Gryffindor (1989- 1996) Quidditch Chaser, captain (1995 - 1996). A tall black girl and an excellent Quidditch player; born in October, the week before Hallowe'en. She put her name in for the Triwizard Tournament but wasn’t chosen, and went to the Yule Ball with Fred Weasley. Angelina became Quidditch captain in 1995, which stressed her out and gave her something of a mean streak.
Jones, Hestia
New member of the Order of the Phoenix. Pink-cheeked, black-haired witch who was part of the Advance Guard that helped Harry in his escape from Privet Drive, and assigned to escort the Dursleys to safety before Harry's departure. Born in 1972 or so.
McCormack, Meghan
Daughter of Catriona, sister of Kirley; Currently plays Keeper for the Pride of Portree.
Moran, ___
Witch who was an Irish Quidditch Team Chaser, one third of the famous "Troy, Mullet, and Moran."
Mullet, ___
Witch who was the Irish National Team Chaser, one third of the famous "Troy, Mullet, and Moran.
Pennyfeather, Miss
Binns called Parvati Patil this, so she's probably an old student of Hogwarts.
Spinnet, Alicia
Gryffindor, 1989 - 1996. A staple on the Gryffindor Quidditch team during Harry’s first five years at Hogwarts, Alicia was a strong Chaser whose talent was discovered by Oliver Wood.
Stimpson, Patricia
_____, 1989 - 1996. A Hogwarts student in Fred and George’s year. George mentions that she had a minor breakdown in their O.W.L. year.
Troy, _____
Irish Chaser, one third of the famous "Troy, Mullet, and Moran.
Weasley, Fleur, nee Delacour
Fleur is a very beautiful girl who attended Beauxbatons Academy of Magic. She is part Veela and was the Beauxbatons champion in the Triwizard Tournament. After leaving school, Fleur took a job at Gringotts in London. In the summer of 1997, Fleur became engaged to marry Bill Weasley; they married in July 1997.
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Bathsheba, Roberta 'Babbling'
Hogwarts Professor for the Study of Ancient Runes according to an early planning draft for Prisoner of Azkaban available on JKR's website. However, this should not be considered strict canon because other information on this page changed by the time the book was actually published.
Braithwaite, Betty
Daily Prophet reporter who landed an exclusive interview with Rita Skeeter to talk about Skeeter’s then upcoming book "The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore".
Cattermole, Mary Elizabeth
Alleged muggle-born brought before the Muggle-born Registration Commission for questioning because her parents were greengrocers. Escaped from the Ministry with the aid of Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger (all Polyjuiced). Married to Reginald “Reg” Cattermole of the Magical Maintenance Department and mother to three children: Alfred, Ellied and Maisie. Mary is a small woman with dark hair pulled back into a bun.
Chittock, Glenda
Born 1964. Popular presenter of the W.W.N. (Wizarding Wireless Network) program Witching Hour.
Chubb, Agatha
Expert in ancient wizarding artifacts who found twelve lead Bludgers from the early sixteenth century in peat bogs and marshes.
Cresswell, _____
Widow of Dirk Cresswell.
Crook, Glinda
Works for the Campaign for Greater Freedom for Wizards. Quoted in the Daily Prophet decrying the actions of the Ministry of Magic designed to reign in the actions of wizard-kind on Hallowe'en.
Delacour, Apolline
Married to Monsieur Delacour and mother of Fleur and Gabrielle Delacour. Was present for the Third Task of the Triwizard Tournament held at Hogwarts. Also attended the wedding of her daughter, Fleur, to Bill Weasley. Madame Delacour is described as being a beautiful blonde woman and accomplished at household spells.
Diggory, _____
Mother of Cedric.
Edgecombe, Madam _____
Works in the Floo Network Office, which is part of the Department of Magical Transportation. Madam Edgecombe helped Fudge police the fires of Hogwarts while Umbridge was High Inquisitor. Marietta Edgecombe is her daughter.
Elkins, Elveira
Witch who wrote to the Daily Prophet Problem Page because she could not make a simple Fixing Charm 'stick'.
Finnigan, _____
Seamus' mother. He introduced her to Harry, Ron, and Hermione at the Quidditch World Cup. She is a witch, but his father is a Muggle who didn't find out until after they were married that she had magic powers. Seamus' mother read the Daily Prophet and believed that Dumbledore and Harry had gone crazy and were lying about Voldemort's return. As a result, she seriously considered not allowing Seamus to return to Hogwarts in September 1995. When Dumbledore died Mrs. Finnigan tried unsuccessfully to make Seamus come home before Dumbledore's funeral.
_____, Florence
Probably a student at Hogwarts, a contemporary of Bertha Jorkins, who spied on her and saw her being kissed by some unidentified boy.
Flume, _____
Owner (along with her husband) of Honeydukes Sweetshop in Hogsmeade.
Gudgeon, Gladys
Writes weekly fan mail to Lockhart. Mother of Davy, wife of Galvin.
Guffy, Elladora
Next door neighbour to Ethelbart Mordaunt. Madam Guffy is fond of practical jokes and has been known on occasion to enchant Mordaunt's garden furniture. This infuriates Mr. Mordaunt, which he once expressed to the Daily Prophet in a letter.
Gulch, Zamira
Author of Practical Household Magic, who also writes for the Daily Prophet advice column.
Hobday, Violetta
A birth announcement for Egmont Elvert was posted in the Daily Prophet, saying he’d been born November 30 to Hilliard and Violetta Hobday.
Hookum, Daisy
Born 1962. Wrote bestseller My Life as a Muggle, after giving up magic for a year. Married to celebrity gardener Tilden Toots.
Hophirk, Mafalda
Responsible for warnings from Improper Use of Magic Office when underage magic is detected. Hermione impersonated Hopkirk using Polyjuice potion to sneak into the Ministry of Magic and hunt for the locket Horcrux.
Ivanova, _____
Bulgarian chaser.
Jones, Gwenog
Hogwarts (1979- 1986). Captain and Beater of the only all-female professional Quidditch team, the Holyhead Harpies. After a game she enjoys relaxing with friends, drinking butterbeer, and listening to The Weird Sisters. It has been said of Jones that "people who disagree with [her] have a nasty habit of turning into woodlice." She herself says that the Harpies "are easily the most exciting team playing," and added that witches make better Quidditch players than wizards. It is doubtful that anyone will disagree with her to her face. Gwenog was a favorite of Horace Slughorn's while at Hogwarts. She was a member of his Slug Club. She still sends Slughorn free tickets to see the Harpies play whenever he wants them. He even invited her to one of his parties while back at Hogwarts during the 1996 - 1997 school year, and Hermione met Gwenog there.
Jorkins, Primrose
Primrose and Albert Jorkins, already the parents of Grimwold and Granville, had a third baby, Griselda Harmonia, whose December 6, 1998 birth was announced in the Daily Prophet.
MacDonald, Mary
Student at Hogwarts at the same time as Lily Evans and Severus Snape. Supposedly attacked with Dark Magic by Mulciber while at school, outraging Lily.
Malkin, Madam
Proprietor of a robe shop in Diagon Alley called Madam Malkin's Robes for All Occasions. She is a squat witch who is generally very friendly, though she becomes alarmed when wands are drawn in her shop.
Maxime, Olympe
Headmistress of Beauxbatons Academy in France, respected both for her work at her job and for her wizarding power. Though she’s a half-giant with the height to prove it, she publicly denies her ancestry and runs counter to all stereotypes of giants, as she dresses elegantly in silk and jewels, and is an excellent dancer. She breeds Abraxan horses. During her year at Hogwarts for the Triwizard Tournament, Madam Maxime became good friends with Rubeus Hagrid, and may have even shared his romantic interest in her, though whether her interest was genuine or a simple desire to get inside information on the Tournament was open to interpretation. Most likely, the truth fell somewhere in between. Despite her hesitations to admit her giant heritage, Maxime agreed to go with Hagrid as an envoy to the giants in the summer of 1995. Though it was a rough journey, she managed it well. Madam Maxime also returned to Hogwarts in 1997 to attend Dumbledore’s funeral, where she and Hagrid greeted each other warmly.
McCormack, Catriona
Chaser/Captain for the Pride of Portree, led the team to two league wins in the 1960s. She played for Scotland thirty-six times. She has a daughter, Meghan, and a son, Kirley Duke.
Nettles, Madam Z
Madam Z. Nettles of Topsham, along with D.J. Prod, was apparently a happy customer of Argus Filch's Kwikspell course. Before Kwikspell, she "had no memory for incantations and my potions were a family joke!"
Patil, Mrs
The mother of Padma and Parvati Patil. She and her husband appear to be very protective of their girls' safety.
Postkov, Petrova
Famous Chaser from Russia who invented the Porskoff Ploy.
Primpernelle, Madam
Witch who produces a line of Beautifying Potions from Diagon Alley.
Puddifoot, Madam
The owner of a small tea shop in Hogsmeade, she is described as a "very stout woman with a shiny black bun" who likes to decorate with doilies.
Purkiss, Doris
In the summer of 1995, The Quibbler printed an interview with Doris Purkiss, who claimed that Sirius Black was really Stubby Boardman, and that Stubby had been enjoying a romantic dinner with her the day of the murder of the Potters and therefore had an alibi.
Rosmerta, Madam
Madam Rosmerta is the proprietor of the Three Broomsticks in Hogsmeade. She is at least in her 30s and likely a bit older, since she was running the Three Broomsticks already back in the 1970s. She is well known by witches and wizards from all over, including the teachers from Hogwarts, rowdy groups of warlocks and goblins, and even the Minister for Magic himself.
Sinistra, Aurora
Professor of Astronomy at Hogwarts.
Skeeter, Rita
Reporter for the Daily Prophet, and an unregistered Animagus. Covered the trials at the end of the Voldemort years. Captured in beetle form by Hermione, June 24, 1995, and imprisoned in a jar; currently unemployed, since Hermione will reveal her illegal Animagus status if Rita writes anything. Hermione made Rita interview Harry about the true story of Voldemort's return, which was printed in The Quibbler.
Skowers, Mrs
Presumably the inventor of Mrs. Skower's All-Purpose Magical Mess Remover.
Smethley, Veronica
One of many witches who wrote fan mail to Lockhart.
Smythe, Georgina
Witch who writes in to Tilden Toots' herbology radio show "Toots' Shoots 'n' Roots" to ask about a sick Flitterbloom plant.
Strout, Miriam
Healer in charge of the Janus Thickey ward (a closed, longterm ward for patients with permanent spell damage) at St. Mungo's Hospital at the time of Broderick Bode's assassination. She is quite chatty and is described as being "motherly-looking." She treats Lockhart (a resident in the same ward) affectionately, but as a child. Other charges in her care are Agnes, a woman who's entire head is covered with fur (she also barks), and Alice and Frank Longbottom.
Tonks, Andromeda , nee Black
Mother of Nymphadora, married Ted Tonks, a Muggle-born wizard. Sirius told Harry that Andromeda had been "blasted" off the Black family tapestry. Nymphadora was born in 1973, so Andromeda probably started Hogwarts in the early to mid-1960s making her older than her cousin Sirius. Andromeda was Sirius' favorite cousin.
Trelawney, Sibyll Patricia
Divination professor at Hogwarts, hired by Dumbledore in 1979 after making a prophecy about Harry Potter and Voldemort. She was sacked during the 1995-1996 school year by Umbridge, but reinstated at the end of the year.
Umbridge, Dolores Jane
Senior Undersecretary to Cornelius Fudge, the Minister of Magic. Later Hogwarts teacher of Defense Against the Dark Arts. Forced Dumbledore out and replaced him as Headmaster. In the Death Eater-controlled Ministry of Pius Thickness, Umbridge enjoyed additional duties as the Head of the Muggle-born Registration Commission.
Warbeck, Celestina
Known as the “Singing Sorceress”, Celestina Warbeck is, with the Weird Sisters, one of the two most well-known recording artists in the wizarding world. Her hits include “A Cauldron Full Of Hot, Strong Love” and “You Charmed the Heart Right Out of Me”, and she also recorded a version of the Puddlemere United team anthem as a benefit for St. Mungo's. Concerts she has played include Liverpool and Exmoor , and she is known to perform with a group of backup banshees . Miss Warbeck also sings Christmas Concerts on the WWN, which the Weasley family listens to enthusiastically (more or less).
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Agnes _____
Patient in the Janus Thickey ward for permanent spell damage at St. Mungo's Hospital along with the Longbottoms, Broderick Bode (now deceased) and Gilderoy Lockhart. Agnes' entire head is covered with fur and she barks instead of speaking. The Healer told her that her son would soon visit and had sent her several Christmas gifts..
Bagnold, Millicent
Minister of Magic before Cornelius Fudge, from 1980-1990.
Catchlove, Greta
The author of Charm Your Own Cheese. Her penname is, presumably, Greta Curd.
Crabbe, Irma
Wife of Pollux Black, and grandmother to Sirius and Regulus Black, along with Bellatrix Lestrange, Andromeda Tonks, and Narcissa Malfoy.
Crockford, Doris
A witch in the Leaky Cauldron on July 31, 1991, who was just so delighted to meet Harry Potter that she came back more than once to shake his hand.
_____, Enid, Great Auntie
A relative of Neville Longbottom, possibly married to Great Uncle Algie.
Figg, Arabella Doreen
Squib living in Wisteria Walk in Little Whinging who monitors Harry with the help of her cats, including Mr. Tibbles. Member of the Order of the Phoenix.
Flint, Ursula
Ursula Flint was the wife of Hogwarts Headmaster Phineas Nigellus Black who lived 1847-1925. They had at least three children: one, the unknown husband of Violetta Bulstrode, Belvina and Arcturus. Grandmother or Great-Aunt of Marcus Flint.
Goshawk, Miranda
Author of Standard Book of Spells series of books (Standard Book of Spells Grade One, etc.) which are required textbooks for students at Hogwarts.
Griffiths, Glynnis
Seeker for the Holyhead Harpies in 1953.
Hooch, Rolanda
Madam Hooch teaches Flying (on broomsticks) to first-years at Hogwarts, and referees most inter-House Quidditch matches. She has short, gray hair and yellow eyes like a hawk.
Hurtz, Grizel
The “agony aunt” of the Daily Prophet, who helps write its advice column.
Krum, Mrs
Viktor Krum's parents; his father has a hooked nose like his son, and his mother is “dark-haired.” Mr. and Mrs. Krum travelled from Bulgaria to Hogwarts for the third and final task of the 1994 - 1995 Triwizard Tournament. Either Mr. or Mrs. Krum's father was one of the many victims of Gellert Grindelwald.
Longbottom, Augusta
Neville's grandmother who raised him in the absence of his parents. She is a forceful, strong woman and a powerful witch who wears green robes, a fox-fur scarf, a distinctive hat topped with a stuffed vulture, and carries a large red handbag.
Longbottom, Callidora nee Black
Daughter of Arcturus and Lysandra Black. Has two siblings: sisters Charis and Cedrella. Married Harfang Longbottom and has one son and one daughter.
Longbottom, Enid
Neville's grandmother, possibly married to Neville's uncle Algie.
Marchbanks, Griselda
Elderly witch, head of the Wizarding Examinations Authority and elder of the Wizengamot until her resignation in 1995.
Marsh, Madam
An elderly witch who seems prone to motion sickness, but nevertheless braves the Knight Bus. During Harry's first trip on the Knight Bus, Madam Marsh disembarked at Abergavenny and seemed queasy. On Harry's second trip, Madam Marsh became ill and vomited; she was let off first, before anyone else, which suited the other passengers just fine.
McGonagall, Minerva
Gryffindor, 1936 - 1943. Previous Deputy Headmistress of Hogwarts, Current Headmistress and Head of Gryffindor House in the 1990s, McGonagall became Hogwarts Transfiguration teacher in December 1956. Animagus, loyal member of the Order of The Phoenix, very keen on Quidditch.
Morgan, Gwendolyn
Captain of the Holyhead Harpies during their defeat of the Heidelberg Harriers in 1953; when her opposite number proposed marriage to her at the end of the match, she concussed him with her broom.
Muriel, Great Auntie
An aunt of Molly Weasley's who looks like a “bad-tempered flamingo,” Muriel is quite a character. She attends Bill and Fleur’s wedding, but talks loudly throughout it and doesn’t seem to have a filter, telling Hermione she has skinny ankles and George that his ears are lopsided. However, she offers her goblin-made tiara for Fleur to wear in the wedding and offers her house as a safe place for members of the Order of the Phoenix to hide from Death Eaters, even when that means the entire Weasley family moving in. Muriel is apparently is a memorable kisser, and lives near the Burrow in Ottery St. Catchpole.
Pettigrew, Mrs
Mother of Peter Pettigrew, who on her supposedly late son's behalf was given the Order of Merlin and her son's finger in a box after he faked his death.
Pince, Irma
Librarian at Hogwarts who looks like an underfed vulture (CS10) with a shriveled face, and spends more time policing the library than helping with research (OP29). Pince is highly suspicious of the students and places nasty spells on books to make sure they're returned on time (QA). She is attracted to Argus Filch.
Pinkstone, Carlotta
Famous for campaigning to lift the Statute of Secrecy, revealing the wizaring world to Muggles. She has been imprisoned multiple times for defying the Statute.
Pomfrey, Poppy
The Hogwarts school nurse, who is very adept with curing spells, potions, herbs, and other remedies. Harry thinks of her as “a nice woman, but very strict”.
Prince, Eileen
Severus Snape's mother, a witch who married a muggle, Tobias Snape. Described as skinny and "simultaneously cross and sullen, with heavy brows and a long, pallid face". Used to be the captain of the Hogwarts Gobstones Team.
Rabnott, Modesty
Tried to stop Barberus Bragge from his barbaric treatment of a Golden Snidget, only to be fined 10 Galleons for her trouble (a huge amount of money in those days). The Modesty Rabnott Golden Snidget Preserve in Somerset is named after her. Modesty owned a Hippogriff, but the house she owned had to be sold to pay the huge fine and she was forced to go live with her sister Prudence in Aberdeen.
Rabnott, Prudence
Sister of Modesty, lives/used to live in Aberdeen.
Scamander, Porpentina
Wife of Newt Scamander, lives in Dorset; they have three Kneazles, named 'Hoppy,' 'Miller,' and 'Mauler'.
Smeek, Enid
A witch who lived in Godric’s Hollow at the same time as the Dumbledore family. She was quoted in The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore as saying that Aberforth Dumbledore used to throw goat dung at her, and that Bathilda Bagshot is “nutty as squirrel poo”.
Sprout, Pomona
Head of Hufflepuff House, Herbology professor at Hogwarts.
Sykes, Jocunda
Famously became the first witch or wizard to fly across the Atlantic Ocean on a broomstick, in 1935. She rode an Oakshaft 79.
Timms, Agatha
Owner of an eel farm, she bet with Ludo Bagman over the Quidditch World Cup match.
Wakanda
An “elderly witch” with blonde hair that “resembled an anthill,” who presumably works at the Ministry of Magic. When Harry and Ron infiltrated the Ministry, disguised as Runcorn and Reg Cattermole, they were riding the lift when they ran into Arthur Weasley mid-conversation with Wakanda. Arthur seemed to be sympathizing with the witch, though disagreeing, but it’s hard to know exactly since he broke off mid-conversation upon seeing Runcorn. Runcorn seems to have that effect on people.
Willis, Heliotrope
Witch; leader of the Troll Rights Movement. Some would say she’s taken one too many knocks to the head from mis-aimed troll clubs.
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