Sarah's mother, known for her forthrightness and resolve in maintaining her principles, even when confronted by community and authority pressures.

Martha's husband, a tall and physically distinctive man who emigrated from Wales, influenced by ideals of freedom and his past involvement in significant historical events.

Sarah's cousin who shares a close bond with her, recognized for her unusual behavior and emotional connection with Sarah.

Sarah's uncle, a charismatic man with hidden weaknesses, who self-identifies as a surgeon and expert in witchcraft detection.

Sarah's kind and nurturing aunt, often passive, who shows deep affection toward Sarah and suffers due to her husband's decisions.

Roger's eldest son, who bears animosity towards the Carrier family due to inheritance disputes and later manages family affairs.

A young woman with a troubled history involving abduction, known for her scheming and conflicts with the Carrier family.

Sarah's empathetic and sensitive brother, who demonstrates his capability and protective nature despite his age.

The eldest son of Martha and Thomas, a quiet and brooding character who upholds family loyalty and becomes successful.

A middle child of the Carrier family, severely affected by smallpox but survives to lead a productive life despite challenges.

Sarah's youngest sister, marked by early trauma and separation anxieties, fostering her challenges with instability.

A supportive figure in the Salem jail, offering medical care and moral support while being connected to Sarah's father.

The matriarchal figure who provides refuge to the Carrier family, ultimately leaving a significant inheritance based on family character assessments.