Cast List
Does not include people who are mentioned but who don’t appear in person in the stories; for the most important of those, see the second list at the end.
This is alphabetized according to the name by which the character is usually called in the stories; e.g. “Bernhard” rather than “Burgundy, Bernhard, Grand Duke of the County of.” The many subject cards that I typed when I was working at the University of Missouri Library as an undergraduate would be ashamed of me.
Ableidinger, Constantin (fi d-t), prominent member of the Fourth of July Party
Abrabanel, Balthasar (fi d-t), father-in-law of Mike Stearns
Abrabanel, Rebecca (fi d-t), wife of Mike Stearns
Abruzzo, Marcie (fi u-t), employed by Claudia de’ Medici, married to Matt Trelli
Adducci, Tony (fi u-t), the younger, son of SoTF Secretary of the Treasury, Diane Jackson’s aide de camp
Aldringen, Johann (hi d-t), imperial (HRE) general
Allegretti, Susanna (fi d-t), court seamstress, fiancee of Marc Cavriani
Amelie Elisabeth, landgravine regent. See: Hesse-Kassel and Hanau-Münzenberg.
Anhalt-Zerbst, Eleonore Dorothea von (hi d-t), wife of Wilhelm Wettin, did not renounce her noble status
Anhalt-Zerbst, Kunigunde Juliane von (hi d-t), Eleonore Dorothea’s unmarried sister
Anhalt-Zerbst-Dessau, Anna Sofie von (hi d-t), dowager countess of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt; political hostess
Apremont, Joffroy (fi d-t), ferryman in Lorraine; local informant for Grand Duke Bernhard
Arpajon, François de (fi d-t), colonel in Monsieur Gaston’s troops serving in Lorraine
Aston, Arthur (hi d-t), English-born adviser to the king and queen in the Low Countries
Barnes, Bob (fi u-t), military medic involved in anti-plague campaign
Baden-Durlach, Friedrich margrave of (hi d-t), heir of Georg Friedrich, running his father’s government-in-exile from Basel because GIIA assigned part of the lands to the Province of Swabia and Grand Duke Bernhard has occupied part of them
Baden-Durlach, Georg Friedrich margrave of (hi d-t), USE administrator of the Province of Swabia
Barthin, Martha (hi d-t), Friedrich Hortleder’s wife
Beattie, Orville (fi u-t), SoTF personnel at Fulda
Bell, Dominique (fi u-t), lady-in-waiting for Marguerite Rohan; daughter of Carey Calagna
Beringhen, Henri de, comte de Châteauneuf (hi d-t), French nobleman; former supporter of Monsieur Gaston as of 1635
Bernhard, Grand Duke of the County of Burgundy (hi d-t), formerly Bernhard, duke of Saxe-Weimar; brother of Wilhelm Wettin, Albrecht, and Ernst; husband of Claudia de’ Medici
Bienner, Wilhelm (hi d-t), chancellor of Tyrol
Bismarck, August von (hi d-t), military officer, captain in the service of Grand Duke Bernhard
Blackwood, Joseph Dean “J.D.” (fi u-t), USE military medical officer assigned to Burgundy
Blandin, Jean [aka Giovanni Blandini] (hi d-t), one of Bernhard’s personal physicians, from Geneva
Bodendorf, Wilcke von (hi d-t). member of Der Kloster and one of Grand Duke Bernhard’s main advisers/officers
Bonifacius (fi d-t), monk at Schwarzach, helping Claudia de’ Medici with thank-you notes
Burgundy, Ernst Wilhelm of (fi d-t), infant son of Bernhard and Claudia, first-born
Burgundy, Dorothea Maria of (fi d-t), infant daughter of Bernhard and Claudia, second-born
Burgundy, Grand Duke of. See Bernhard.
Calagna, Carey (fi u-t), employed by Grand Duke Bernhard; former clerk of the Probate Court in Grantville, friend of Kamala Dunn; divorced from Norman Bell
Caldenbach, Moritz Pensen von (hi d-t), member of Der Kloster and one of Grand Duke Bernhard’s main advisers/officers
Cavriani, Alis [nee t'’ser Haag] (fi d-t), Calvinist, widow of Leopold Cavriani’s younger brother, manager of a branch of Cavriani Frères, bankers, formerly in Rotterdam, now Brussels
Cavriani, Leopold (fi d-t), Calvinist from Geneva; general free-lance fixer
Cavriani, Marc (fi d-t), son of Leopold Cavriani
Cavriani, Potentiana [nee Turettini] (fi d-t), Italian Calvinist in Geneva, wife of Leopold Cavriani; mother of Marc Cavriani
Cayel, Barbeline (fi d-t), child in Lorraine, life saved by Jeffie Garand, later adopted by Harry Lefferts and Eva Katherine of Anhalt-Dessau
Christian IV (hi d-t), king of Denmark, subordinate to Gustavus II Adolphus in the revived Union of Kalmar; father of (among many others) Ulrik, Anne Cathrine, Sophia, Leonora Christina, and Waldemar
Claudia de’ Medici (hi d-t), widow of Leopold von Habsburg, count of Tyrol; regent of Tyrol for her sons; wife of Bernhard, Grand Duke of Burgundy
Clicquot, Vincent de (fi d-t), courtier, adviser to Monsieur Gaston
Clinchamp, Rémi de (fi d-t), colonel in the service of Charles IV duc de Lorraine
Crawford, Lawrence (hi d-t), Englishman on the staff of Grand Duke Bernhard’s
Davidson, Kenny (fi u-t), military medic involved in anti-plague campaign
Dorothea Sophia, duchess of Saxe-Altenburg – see Quedlinburg, abbess of
Dunn, Kamala (fi u-t), employed by Grand Duke Bernhard; nurse; widow of Johnny Lee Horton
Erlach Johann Ludwig von (hi d-t), member of Der Kloster and one of Grand Duke Bernhard’s main advisers/officers
Emilie countess of Oldenburg-Delmenhorst (hi d-t), wife of count Ludwig Guenther of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt; USE politician
Fabert, Abraham (hi d-t), French military commander in Metz
Feret, [missing a first name], (hi d-t), Grand Duke Bernhard’s secretary for French correspondence
Fernando, Infante of Spain (hi d-t), “Don Fernando,” now Fernando I, king in the Low Countries, formerly the Cardinal Infante; brother of King Philip IV of Spain
Forstenhauser, [missing a first name] (hi d-t), lawyer; dr. utriusque jur., general counsel for Grand Duke Bernhard
Frederik Hendrik (hi d-t), Stadhouder in the northern Netherlands, “second gentleman” of the Low Countries under Don Fernando
Fürstenberg, Egon count von (hi d-t), conservative Catholic opponent of the USE organization of Swabia
Gabourat, Charles de (fi d-t), captain in Monsieur Gaston’s troops
Gage, Henry (hi d-t), English-born adviser to the king and queen in the Low Countries
Garand, Jeffie (fi u-t), SoTF personnel at Fulda
Gaston duc d’Orleans (hi d-t), Bourbon; “Monsieur Gaston,” brother of King Louis XIII of France; after May 1636, self-proclaimed king of France; married to Marguerite de Lorraine, his second wife
Gatterer, Christoph (hi d-t), plague doctor in the employ of Claudia de’ Medici
Georgius (fi d-t), OSB, abbott of Schwarzach
Gerhard, Johann (hi d-t), dean of the theological faculty, University of Jena
Guarinonius, Hyppolitus (hi d-t), plague doctor in the employ of Claudia de’ Medici
Gustavus II Adolphus [Vasa] (hi d-t), emperor of the USE, king of Sweden, high king of the Union of Kalmar
Hallier, Jean (fi d-t), private soldier, new recruit in Grand Duke Bernhard’s troops
Hamilton, James (hi d-t), Scots-Irish nobleman, heir of Lord Clanboye
Haraucourt, Jean Jacques d’, seigneur de St-Baslemont (hi d-t), officer in the regiments of Charles IV duc de Lorraine
Hartke, Gertrud (fi d-t), widow of Jeffie Garand
Hartke, Helmuth (fi d-t), Sergeant, Fulda Barracks Regiment; father-in-law of Jeffie Garand
Herrick, Robert (hi d-t), poet; temporary Episcopalian/Church of England minister in Grantville
Hersbach, Hans Georg Bertram von (hi d-t), captain in Schaffelitzky’s cavalry regiment
Hesse-Kassel, Amalie Elisabeth [nee countess of Hanau-Münzenberg] (hi d-t), Calvinist; regent landgravine for her son after the death of Landgrave Wilhelm V in November 1636; USE political leader
Hesse-Rotenburg, Hermann landgrave of (hi d-t), USE Secretary of State under Stearns and Wettin 1635; brother-in-law of landgravine Amalie Elisabeth
Hill, Andrea (fi u-t), mother-in-law of Fred Pence; SoTF personnel at Fulda
Horn, Gustav (hi d-t), Swedish general, commander in Swabia
Hortleder, Anna Catharina (hi d-t), Friedrich Hortleder’s daughter; Gary Lambert’s fiancee and subsequently wife
Hortleder, Friedrich (hi d-t), former tutor to the dukes of Saxe-Weimar
Horton, Shae (fi u-t), lady-in-waiting to Marguerite de Rohan; daughter of Kamala Dunn
Huygens, Constantijn (hi d-t), diplomat in the service of Frederik Hendrik in the Netherlands
Isabella Clara Eugenia, Infanta of Spain (hi d-t), daughter of King Philip II of Spain; holds the Spanish Netherlands as an appanage; supporter of her great-nephew, Don Fernando
Jackson, Diane (fi u-t), wife of Frank Jackson, USE ambassador in Basel
Jackson, Frank (fi u-t), USE military officer
Johann Friedrich count Palatine of Pfalz-Veldenz (hi d-t), heir to the duke and his mother is Gustavus II Adolphus’ first cousin; GIIA thinks he should marry Henriette de Lorraine, princesse de Phalsbourg
Johann Moritz count Palatine of Nassau-Siegen (hi d-t), b. 1604; overburdened deputy administrator of the USE Province of the Upper Rhine [the titular administrator, Wilhelm Ludwig von Nassau-Saarbrücken, being in Augsburg helping his father-in-law]; political co-conspirator with Henriette of Lorraine, princesse de Phalsbourg
John, Michael (hi d-t), private secretary to Grand Duke Bernhard Friedrich Ludwig Kanoffski
Jones, Miranda (fi u-t), daughter of Marsha Jones
Jones, Marsha (fi u-t), clerk at Stephenson’s Groceries in Grantville; sister of Hank Jones who was an early supporter of Mike Stearns after the RoF; mother of Jeffie Garand; granddaughter of the late Alberta “Bertie” O’Donnell who was the original owner of the Siamese kitten given to Richelieu
Juliane. See: Sofia Juliana
Kanoffski von Langendorff, Friedrich Ludwig (hi d-t), member of Der Kloster and one of Grand Duke Bernhard’s main advisers/officers
Karpff, Joachim (fi d-t), private soldier loyal to Grand Duke Bernhard
Klumpe, Caspar (fi d-t), corporal in Grand Duke Bernhard’s troops
Knöringen, Heinrich von (hi d-t), Catholic bishop, formerly the prince-bishop, of Augsburg
Knorr, Hans (hi d-t), chancery secretary to Grand Duke Bernhard
Lambert, Gary (fi u-t), administrator of Leahy Medical Center in Grantville; marries Hortleder’s daughter in Sept. 1635)
LeBon, Tancrède (hi d-t), illegitimate son of Marguerite de Bethune-Sully who is the wife of Henri de Rohan
Lemercier, Denis (fi d-t); young member of the immense extended family of builders and stonemasons related to Jacques Lemercier (hi d-t), the architect of the Palais-Cardinal
Leonora Christina (hi d-t), “king’s daughter,” morganatic child of Christian IV of Denmark, sister of Anne Cathrine who married Eddie Cantrell and Sophia who marries Henri de Ruvigny
Leslie, George (fi d-t), Scots private soldier in Grand Duke Bernhard’s troops
Lorraine, ruling house
Charles IV duc de Lorraine et de Bar (hi d-t), brother of Henriette, Marguerite, and Nicholas François; married to his cousin Nicole
Claude de Lorraine, duchesse de Lorraine-Bar (hi d-t), sister of Nicole; wife and cousin of Nicolas, with whom she eloped during the French invasion of Lorraine
Henriette de Lorraine, duchesse de Lorraine-Vaudémont and princesse de Phalsbourg (hi d-t), ruler of Pfalzburg in her own right; sister of Marguerite, Charles IV, and Nicolas François of Lorraine; married to Johann-Moritz of Nassau-Siegen
Marguerite de Lorraine duchesse de Lorraine-Vaudémont (hi d-t), Monsieur Gaston’s wife, sister of Charles IV duc de Lorraine, after May 1636, queen of France
Nicole de Lorraine, duchesse de Lorraine-Bar (hi d-t), wife and cousin of Charles IV, who cheated her out of her inheritance; sister of Claude; married to Johann Aldringen
Nicolas François duc de Lorraine (hi d-t), brother of Charles IV, Henriette, and Marguerite; formerly Cardinal de Lorraine; dispensed himself from his vows and married his cousin Nicole, with whom he eloped during the French invasion
Louis, Charles (hi d-t), pseudonym of Karl Ludvig von Pfalz-Veldenz; aide to Diane Jackson
Ludwig Guenther. See: Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt.
Lund, Lisa (fi u-t), employed in mechanical support by Grand Duke Bernhard; married to Thomas Wedekind (fi d-t)
Marchéville, Henri de Gournay comte de (hi d-t), French officer, supporter of Monsieur Gaston as of 1635
Maria Anna von Habsburg, archduchess of Austria (hi d-t), queen in the Low Countries, married to Don Fernando; sister of Ferdinand III
Matowski, Joel (fi u-t), SoTF personnel at Fulda
Melon, Francisco de (hi d-t), diplomat in the employ of Claudia de’ Medici
Mendoza, Doña Mencia de (hi d-t), lady-in-waiting to Infanta Isabella Clara Eugenia; sister of Cardinal Bedmar
Moscherosch, Johann Michael (hi d-t), Grand Duke Bernhard’s head publicist/pr man
Motzel, Volpert (hi d-t), legal officer for Claudia de’ Medici, from Tyrol
Müller, Georg (hi d-t), lawyer, was secretary of Axel Oxenstierna in 1633
Nasi, Francisco Nasi (fi d-t), USE spymaster
Nassau-Siegen, Johann Moritz von (hi d-t), deputy administrator of the USE Province of the Upper Rhine
Nihusius, Bartholdus(hi d-t), former tutor to the dukes of Saxe-Weimar
Ohm, Johann Bernard von (hi d-t), member of Der Kloster and one of Grand Duke Bernhard’s main advisers/officers
O’Neill, Con Oge [aka Constantine] (hi d-t), Irish nobleman, reared in England as hostage; officer in service to Fredrik Hendrik in the Netherlands
O’Neill, Daniel (hi d-t), Irish nobleman, reared in England as hostage; officer in service to Fredrik Hendrik in the Netherlands
Patton, Hazel [nee McDonnell] (fi u-t), breeder of Siamese cats in Grantville
Pence, Fred (fi u-t), SoTF personnel at Fulda
Pfalz-Veldenz, Karl Ludwig. See: Charles Louis
Piazza, Annabelle [nee Graham] (fi u-t), wife of Ed Piazza; formerly 3rd grade teacher
Piazza, Ed (fi u-t), prime minister of the USE as of June 1636; former president of SoTF; former high school principal in Grantville
Pierpoint, Gerry (fi u-t), military medic involved in anti-plague campaign
Platzer, Caroline (fi u-t), lady-in-waiting to Princess Kristina
Ponikau, Tobias von (hi d-t), bureaucrat; reliable adviser to Bernhard of Saxe-Weimar 1635; delegated as second-in-command to Henri de Rohan
Poyntz, Sydenham (hi d-t), Englishman, member of Der Kloster and one of Grand Duke Bernhard’s main advisers/officers
Puylaurens, Antoine de (hi d-t), French nobleman, 1635 lover of Henriette de Lorraine-Vaudémont, princesse de Phalsbourg; a favorite of Monsieur Gaston
Quedlinburg, abbess of (nee Dorothea Sophia, duchess of Saxe-Altenburg) (hi d-t), shrewd politician
Ramboldt, Albrecht (fi d-t), SoTF National Guard, Fulda Barracks Regiment, major 1635
Raudegen [assumed military alias; he was born as Josef Kempinger] (fi d-t), colonel in the army of Grand Duke Bernhard
Rehlinger, Hans Ulrich (hi d-t), Grand Duke Bernhard’s chancellor
Remiot, Jacques (fi d-t), village mayor in Lorraine; local informant for Grand Duke Bernhard
Renée du Bec-Crespin (hi d-t), wife of the comte de Guébriant, ally and supporter of Claudia de’ Medici during Bernhard’s illness
Riddle, Mary Kat (fi u-t), wife of Derek Utt
Rohan, Henri duc de (hi d-t), leader of the French Huguenots; brother of Soubise
Rohan, Marguerite de (hi d-t), only daughter and heiress of Henri de Rohan
Rolfinck, Werner (hi d-t), dean of the medical faculty, University of Jena
Rompler, Jesaias (hi d-t), friend of Moscherosch, writing an epic poem about Bernhard
Rosen, Reinhold von (hi d-t), member of Der Kloster and one of Grand Duke Bernhard’s main advisers/officers
Rücker, Daniel (hi d-t), Lutheran pastor; chaplain to Grand Duke Bernhard
Ruvigny, Henri de (hi d-t), military officer in the service of Grand Duke Bernhard; aspiring diplomat
Salcido, Carlos (fi d-t), Zuñiga’s lieutenant-colonel, in the service of the king in the Low Countries
Sattler, Philipp (hi d-t), diplomat, originally from Swabia, in service of the USE Dept. of State
Saxe-Altenburg, Dorothea duchess of (hi d-t), wife of Grand Duke Bernhard’s brother Duke Albrecht of Saxe-Weimar
Saxe-Altenburg, Elisabeth Sofie duchess of (hi d-t), fiancee of Grand Duke Bernhard’s brother Duke Ernst of Saxe-Weimar; aka Ernst Wettin
Saxe-Weimar, Albrecht duke of (hi d-t), brother of Wilhelm Wettin, Duke Ernst, and Grand Duke Bernhard; runs the family estates in Thuringia
Scaglia, Alessandro (hi d-t), Savoyard origin, diplomat and political philosopher for the king and queen in the Low Countries
Schaffelitzky, Bernhard (hi d-t), cavalry colonel coming into the service of Grand Duke Bernhard as of 1635
Schmid, Ludwig (hi d-t), one of Grand Duke Bernhard’s personal physicians
Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt, Ludwig Guenther count of (hi d-t), early Thuringian ally of the up-timers; USE politician
Sims, Henry, Jr. (fi u-t), SoTF military medical officer assigned to Burgundy
Sinclair, David (fi d-t), Scots ensign in Grand Duke Bernhard’s troops
Skippon, Philip (hi d-t), Englishman on the staff of Grand Duke Bernhard
Smith, Henry Jr. “Hank” (fi u-t), temporary employee of Christian IV of Denmark
Smith, Joan (Freeman) (fi u-t), temporary employee of Christian IV of Denmark
Sofia Juliana, countess of Waldeck (hi d-t), wife of Hermann of Hesse-Rotenburg
Sophia, countess of Schleswig-Holstein (hi d-t), second-oldest “king’s daughter” of Christian IV of Denmark by Kirsten Munk
Soubise, Benjamin de Rohan duc de (hi d-t), brother of Henri, duc de Rohan
Springer, Melvin (fi u-t), SoTF personnel at Fulda
Springer, Nina (fi u-t), wife of Melvin, SoTF personnel at Fulda
Starschedel, Bernhard von (hi d-t), captain of cavalry under Grand Duke Bernhard
St-Baslemont, Alberte Barbe d’Ernecourt, madame de (hi d-t), wife of Jean Jacques d’Haraucourt, seigneur de St-Baslemont; leader of Lorraine militia
Stearns, Michael (fi u-t), overall hero of the 1632 series
Stone, Gerry (fi u-t), son of Tom, brother of Ron of the Lothlorien Pharmaceuticals company, would-be Lutheran pastor constantly diverted from his studies by family business
Stull, Harlan (fi u-t), SoTF personnel at Fulda
Szymanski, Gus (fi u-t), SoTF personnel at Fulda
Thysac, Éric de (hi d-t), officer in the regiments of Charles IV duc de Lorraine
Traill, James (hi d-t), Presbyterian clergyman; tutor to James Hamilton
Trelli, Matt (fi u-t), husband of Marcie Abruzzo, employed by Claudia de’ Medici
Uhlfeldt, Corfitz (hi d-t), Danish nobleman; betrothed to Christian IV’s illegitimate daughter Eleonore Christine when she was a child
Ulfsparre, Måns (hi d-t), Swedish captain under Nils Brahe in Mainz
Utt, Charles Roger (fi u-t), infant son of Derek Utt and Mary Kat Riddle
Utt, Derek (fi u-t), SoTF commander at Fulda
Vernier, Hélie de (fi d-t), colonel in the service of Charles IV duc de Lorraine
Vittoria della Rovere duchess of Urbino (hi d-t), oldest daughter of Claudia de’ Medici, fiancee of and privately married to her first cousin Ferdinando II de’' Medici, grand duke of Tuscany
Volmar, Isaac (hi d-t), chancellor of Tyrol’s possessions in Alsace
Waldemar (hi d-t), “king’s son” morganatic child of Christian IV of Denmark; sullen teenager
Wedekind, Thomas (fi d-t), butcher, working in Besançon; married to Lisa Lund
Weinhart, Paul (hi d-t), plague doctor in the employ of Claudia de’ Medici
Wettin, Wilhelm (hi d-t), formerly duke of Saxe-Weimar, became prime minister of the USE June 1635; Grand Duke Bernhard’s oldest brother; renounced noble status to be eligible for the House of Commons and office of prime minister
Wettstein, Johann Rudolf von (hi d-t), official of the city of Basel
Zuñiga, Luis (fi d-t), colonel in the service of the king in the Low Countries
Offstage characters with significant mentions, for fast reference
Anne de Rohan (hi d-t), sister of Henri duc de Rohan and Benjamin duc de Soubise; avid matchmaker
Beatrice de Cusance, baronesse de Belvoir (hi d-t), latest mistress of Charles IV of Lorraine; her husband, Eugene Leopold d'’Oiselet, prince de Cantecroix, does not appear onstage in the story either, but performs an action indicating was not as complaisant as Charles might have hoped.
Bouillon, Frédéric-Maurice de la Tour d’Auvergne duc de (hi d-t); ruler of the principality of Sedan on the border between France and the Spanish Netherlands; Huguenot; brother of Turenne
Candale, Henri de la Valette comte de (hi d-t), current and former lover of Marguerite de Bethune-Sully
Cantrell, Eddie (fi u-t), naval commander, son-in-law of Christian IV of Denmark
Cecelia Renata archduchess of Austria (hi d-t), Habsburg; sister of the queen in the Netherlands
Ernst duke of Saxe-Weimar (hi d-t), diplomat and administrator in the employ of Gustavus II Adolphus; brother of Bernhard and of Wilhelm Wettin; aka Ernst Wettin; administrator of the Province of Saxony
Ferdinand II (hi d-t), Habsburg; deceased; former Holy Roman Emperor
Ferdinand III (hi d-t), Habsburg; emperor of Austria-Hungary; brother of the queen in the Netherlands
Hanau-Münzenberg, Catharina Juliana von (hi d-t), Calvinist, sister of Amalie Elisabeth regent of Hesse-Kassel; recent widow of Count Albert Otto II zu Solms-Laubach
Hesse-Kassel, Wilhelm V landgrave of (hi d-t), husband of Amelia Elisabeth, kia November 1635
Irish colonels and their regiments, in transit from Cologne to Bavaria via the Rhineland and Swabia, bringing plague with them (for activities cf. Window of Opportunity in Tangled Web).
Butler, Walter (hi d-t)
Deveroux, Walter (hi d-t)
Geraldin, Robert (hi d-t)
MacDonald, Dennis (hi d-t)
Jenkins, Melissa “Missy” (fi u-t), wife of Ron Stone
Jenkins, Charles Jr. “Chip” (fi u-t), brother of Missy Jenkins; high school athlete; amateur violinist; administrator
Kruse, Vibeke (hi d-t), mistress of Christian IV, king of Denmark
Louis XIII, king of France (hi d-t), Bourbon, assassinated May 1636
Marguerite de Bethune-Sully duchesse de Rohan (hi d-t), wife of Henri duc de Rohan, currently mistress of the comte de Candale (for activities cf. The Red-Headed League, RoF IV)
Medici, Marie de (hi d-t), dowager queen of France, mother of Louis XIII and Monsieur Gaston
Nilsson, Dagmar (fi d-t), widow of Sgt. Helmuth Hartke at Fulda
Olivares, count-duke (hi d-t), first minister of Philip IV of Spain
Pfalz-Veldenz, Johann Friedrich (hi d-t), distant cousin of Gustavus II Adolphus
Philip IV (hi d-t), Habsburg; king of Spain; married to Elizabeth of France, sister of Louis XIII and Monsieur Gaston
Richelieu, Armand, Cardinal (hi d-t); owner of Siamese cat from Grantville; attacked and purportedly assassinated May 1636
Savoy, Victor Amadeus I, duke of (hi d-t), married to Christine Marie of France, sister of Louis XIII and Monsieur Gaston
Sims, Julie (fi u-t), sister of Henry Sims, Jr.; married to Alex Mackay; sniper
Stone, Ron (fi u-t), older brother of Gerry Stone; pharmaceuticals executive
Sully, Maximilian I de Bethune (hi d-t); Calvinist, father-in-law of Henri duc de Rohan
Tremblay, Cardinal [aka Pere Joseph] (hi d-t), last heard of as imprisoned and beaten near to death by thugs of Marie de’ Medici, August 1636
Turenne, Henri de la Tour d’Auvergne vicomte de (hi d-t), French general under Louis XIII; Huguenot
Urban VIII (hi d-t), pope, birth name Maffeo Barberini, assassinated May 1636