| Character Name | | Description |
|
Aristotle | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Atilla the Hun | |
Thought of by George Denbrough |
|
Batman | |
Comic book character |
|
Bip | |
Pig owned by the Bower family |
|
Bobby | |
Luces family cat |
|
Bop | |
Pig owned by the Bower family |
|
Bozo | |
Clown mentioned in passing |
|
Buffalo Bob | |
Character on the Howdy Doody show |
|
Chilly Willy | |
Cartoon character mentioned in passing |
|
Christ | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Christine | |
The dead Belch Huggins gave a lift to Henry Bowers (in It) in a 1958 Red Plymouth Fury which is the same as the car Christine. |
|
Clarabel | |
Character on the Howdy Doody show |
|
Creedence Clearwater Revival | |
Thought to be on Bill Denbrough's answering machine in June 1985. |
|
Curley | |
One of the 3 scarecrows on the Hanlon farm in 1958. |
|
Daffy Duck | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Danny and the Juniors | |
Band mentioned in passing |
|
Dead Bugs | |
Band liked by John Garton |
|
Def Leppard | |
Band mentioned in passing |
|
Dewey | |
Cartoon character. Nephew of Donald Duck. |
|
Dracula | |
At the Derry Library on 30 May 1985. Really Pennywise |
|
Elija | |
Character in the Bible |
|
Fabian | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Fozzie Bear | |
Muppet. Mentioned in passing |
|
God | |
Character in the Bible |
|
Gretel | |
As in Hansel & Gretel. |
|
Ham | |
Character in the Bible |
|
Hansel | |
As in Hansel & Gretel. Children's story characters |
|
Hercules | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Huey | |
Nephew of Donald Duck |
|
Iron Maiden | |
Band mentioned in passing |
|
Jack the Ripper | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Jesus | |
From the Bible |
|
Jonsey | |
Bartender in the Sleepy Silver Dollar Hotel |
|
Judas Priest | |
Band mentioned in passing |
|
King Ahaz | |
Character in the Bible |
|
Kinky Briefcase Sexual Accountant | |
Richard Tozier's favorite character voice |
|
Larry | |
One of the 3 scarecrows on the Hanlon farm in 1958. |
|
Legion | |
Mentioned in the Bible. |
|
Louie | |
Nephew of Donald Duck |
|
Madonna | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Moe | |
One of the 3 scarecrows on the Hanlon farm in 1958. |
|
Moses | |
Character in the Bible |
|
Mr. Chips | |
Dog of Michael Hanlon |
|
Noah | |
Character in the Bible |
|
Oscar the Grouch | |
Muppet. Mentioned in passing |
|
Pennywise | |
The ageless dancing clown that kills people. Also known as It and Bob Gray |
|
Pig Pen | |
Character in the Peanuts comic strip |
|
Pinocchio | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Popeye | |
Cartoon character mentioned in passing |
|
Prince | |
Singer mentioned on TV |
|
Shep and the Limelights | |
Band mentioned in passing |
|
Silver | |
Bill Denbrough's Schwinn bicycle. |
|
Snuffy | |
In the 6th grade at Derry. |
|
Socrates | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Superman | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Tom Terrific | |
Character on the Captain Kangaroo TV Show |
|
Twisted Sister | |
Band mentioned in passing |
|
?, Annie | |
Worked at the Red Wheel Bar in Hemingford Home. |
|
?, Billy | |
Skinny boyfriend of Mary |
|
?, Bobby | |
Old hobo |
|
?, Dave | |
Cab Driver who took Bill Denbrough to the meeting at Jade of the Orient on 30 May 1985 |
|
?, Debbie | |
Friend of Andrea Uris |
|
?, Delores | |
Dressmaker used by Myra Kaspbrak |
|
?, Demetrios | |
Driver for Eddie Kaspbrak's "Royal Crest" Limousines. |
|
?, Fortuna | |
Aunt of William and George Denbrough |
|
?, Hilda | |
Dr Hales housekeeper in Derry |
|
?, Hoyt | |
Uncle of William and George Denbrough |
|
?, Lesley | |
Works with Beverly Marsh at "Beverly Fashions" |
|
?, Margaret | |
Aunt of Patricia Uris. |
|
?, Mary | |
Girlfriend of Billy |
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?, Rhoda | |
Nurse who looked after William Hanlon |
|
?, Rose | |
Hostess at Jade of the Orient Chinese restaurant |
|
?, Ruby | |
Worked in the Centre Street Drug Store in 1958. |
|
?, Sandy | |
Lover of Richard Tozier for about 2 years. |
|
?, Sean | |
Child playing badminton at Bill Denbrough's old home |
|
Abelson, Doc | |
Michael Hanlon's Psych professor |
|
Adams, Ansel | |
photographer |
|
Adler, ? | |
Guard in Juniper Hill Asylum. |
|
Albrecht, Lisa | |
Killed by Pennywise in October 1984 |
|
Allen, Mel | |
Actor mentioned in passing |
|
Allen, Woody | |
Actor mentioned in passing |
|
Allingham, ? | |
British mystery writer |
|
Andeen, Bruce | |
Police officer in Derry |
|
Anderson, Paul | |
Student in Mrs. Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
|
Andrews Sisters, The | |
Singers on a record that was for sale in the shop Secondhand Rose, Secondhand Clothes |
|
Angstrom, Buddy | |
Saw the collapse of Derry's Shorty's building when it sunk into the ground on 31 May 1985 |
|
Anka, Paul | |
Singer. |
|
Anson, Stork | |
Died in the fire at the Air Force base in 1930. |
|
Anthony, Susan B. | |
The Susan B Anthony Silver Dollars were mentioned by Eddie Kaspbrak |
|
Appleton, Crappy | |
Character on the Captain Kangaroo TV Show |
|
Arnold, Gresham | |
Basketball player for Hemingford Rams |
|
Arnold, Mr. | |
Father of Grisham Arnold. |
|
Arnold, Mrs. | |
Mother of Grisham Arnold |
|
Arrowsmith, Brenda | |
Showed Beverly Marsh a naked man in a book |
|
Aurlette, Roger | |
Barber in Derry in 1958 |
|
Avalon, Frankie | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Avarino, Charles | |
Police Officer. Partner of Barney Morrison. |
|
Bach | |
Composer mentioned in passing |
|
Baker, LaVerne | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Ballard, Hank | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Bandy, Moe | |
Singer liked by Grisham Arnold |
|
Barr, Mr. | |
Fake name used by Tom Rogan |
|
Baynes, Dr. | |
Eddie Kaspbrack's doctor as a child |
|
Beaulieu, Benny | |
In Blue ward at Juniper Asylum. |
|
Bellwood, Jerry | |
Killed by Pennywise on 17 May 1985. |
|
Benny, Jack | |
Actor/comedian mentioned in passing |
|
Berger, Edgar | |
Ventriloquist mentioned in passing |
|
Berry, Chuck | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Bertoly, Andrea | |
Maiden name of Andrea Uris |
|
Bickford, Amsel | |
Union ringleader. |
|
Big Bopper, The | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Billings, Frank | |
Worked with Ben Hanscom in Peru in 1978. |
|
Bird, The | |
Seen by Mike Hanlon at the Kitchener Ironworks |
|
Black, ? | |
School coach at Derry Elementary school |
|
Blum, ? | |
Brother of Herbert Blum. |
|
Blum, Herbert | |
Patricia's father and husband of Ruth |
|
Blum, Patricia | |
Maiden name of Patricia Uris. Daughter of Ruth and Herbert |
|
Blum, Ruth | |
Patricia's mother and wife of Herbert |
|
Bodie, Cheyenne | |
Character on a TV Show |
|
Bogart, Humphrey | |
Richard Tozier did an impersonation of his voice |
|
Bolton, Mrs. | |
Mother of Skipper. A friend of Elfrida Marsh |
|
Bolton, Skipper | |
14-year-old neighbor of Beverly Marsh in 1958. |
|
Boone, Pat | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Bordeaux, Carla | |
Student in Mrs. Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
|
Borton, ? | |
Police Chief in charge of the disappearances in 1950s. |
|
Borton, Kenny | |
Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry |
|
Borton, Richard | |
Chief of the Derry Police |
|
Boutiller, Tom | |
Assistant D.A. in Derry in 1984 |
|
Bowers, ? | |
Brother of Butch Bowers. |
|
Bowers, Henry | |
Picked on the "Losers". |
|
Bowers, Mrs. | |
Wife of Butch Bowers |
|
Bowers, Oscar (Butch) | |
Father of Henry Bowers. |
|
Bowie, Greta | |
Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
|
Bowie, Richard | |
Mentioned by Claude Heroux |
|
Bowie, Stephen | |
Timber baron who gave Derry the town clock in 1898 which blew up 31 May 1985. |
|
Bradbury, Ray | |
Writer mentioned in passing |
|
Braddock, Mr. | |
Derry Trainmaster in 1956 |
|
Bradley, Al | |
One of the Bradley Gang–bank robbers. Brother of George. |
|
Bradley, George | |
One of the Bradley Gang. Brother of Al. |
|
Bradley, Truman | |
Host of "Science Fiction Theatre" on TV |
|
Brady, Pat | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Brannock, George | |
Killed in the fire at the Air Force base in 1930. |
|
Brant, Mr. | |
Father of Rick. Character in a book |
|
Brant, Rick | |
Character in a book |
|
Brennan, Joseph | |
Borrowed "Bulldozer" from Derry Library |
|
Brockhill, Mr. | |
In the library in Derry in 1985. |
|
Brooks, Harry | |
Weather services forecaster |
|
Brown, Charles N. | |
Borrowed "Bulldozer" from Derry Library |
|
Brown, H. Rap | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Brown, James | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Browne, Susan | |
Bill Denbrough's agent and lover until he met Audra Phillips. |
|
Bruckner, ? | |
Girl mentioned by Ruth Blum in a letter to her daughter |
|
Buddinger, Branson | |
Wrote "A History of Old Derry" |
|
Bunyan, Paul | |
His plastic statue is at the Civic Center in Derry. He is known as the patron saint of Derry. |
|
Burke, ? | |
Name on the 2nd floor mailbox where Beverly Marsh used to live |
|
Bush, George | |
President of the USA mentioned in passing |
|
Calderwood, Floyd | |
Lumberman killed by Claude Heroux |
|
Calhoun, Haystack | |
Wrestler mentioned in passing |
|
Cannon, Freddy (Boom Boom) | |
Singer who played in the Rock and Roll show in Derry on 28 March 1958 |
|
Carrington, Butch | |
Cape Cod Limo Service owner and a friend of Eddie Kaspbrak. |
|
Carson, Albert | |
Friend of Mike Hanlon. A librarian in Derry from 1914 to 1960. |
|
Carson, Johnny | |
Host of a TV show. |
|
Carson, Mr. | |
Possibly a teacher of Richard Tozier. |
|
Casey, Mrs. | |
Eddie Kaspbrak's teacher in 1958 |
|
Castleman, Delia | |
Owner of Delia's Fashions. |
|
Caudy, Patrick | |
One of the Bradley Gang. Boyfriend of Marie Hauser. |
|
Cayce, Edgar | |
Psychic |
|
Chacowicz, Sam | |
Ex-husband of Kay McCall |
|
Cheever, John | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Chopin, ? | |
Composer mentioned in passing |
|
Chords, The | |
Band mentioned in passing |
|
Clark, Calvin | |
Cissy's twin brother. Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
|
Clark, Carlton | |
Calvin and Cissy's big brother. |
|
Clark, Cissy | |
Calvin's twin sister. Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
|
Clark, Dick | |
On TV |
|
Clements, Matthew | |
Killed by Pennywise in April 1958 |
|
Clements, Mr. | |
Father of Matthew Clements. |
|
Clements, Mrs. | |
Mother of Matthew Clements. |
|
Clemons, Clarence | |
A saxophone player |
|
Cleveland, Grover | |
Past president of the USA. |
|
Coasters, The | |
Band mentioned in passing |
|
Cochran, Eddie | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Cole, Gregory | |
Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry |
|
Cole, Mrs. | |
Worked at the Aladdin Theatre as a ticket taker in 1958 |
|
Como, Perry | |
Singer on a record that was for sale in the shop Secondhand Rose, Secondhand Clothes on 30 May 1985 |
|
Conklin, Cal | |
One of the Bradley gang. Brother of Joe. |
|
Conklin, Joe | |
One of the Bradley gang. Brother of Cal. |
|
Conley, ? | |
Police Officer |
|
Conroy, Dewey | |
Friend of William Hanlon in the 1930s |
|
Conway, Gary | |
Actor mentioned in passing |
|
Cooper, Gary | |
Actor mentioned in passing |
|
Corcoran, Dorsey | |
Brother of Edward Corcoran. Son of Monica Macklin |
|
Corcoran, Edward L. | |
Son of Monica Macklin. Killed by Pennywise. Stepson of Richard P. Macklin, and brother of Dorsey Corcoran |
|
Corcoran, Monica | |
Mother of Dorsey and Edward Corcoran. Married to Richard P Macklin |
|
Covall, Steve | |
KLAD Program director |
|
Cowan, Frederick | |
Killed by Pennywise. Son of Richard Cowan. |
|
Cowan, Mrs. | |
Mother of Frederick |
|
Cowan, Richard | |
Father of Frederick. |
|
Cox, Wally | |
Actor who played Mr Peepers |
|
Craig, ? | |
Local church reverend in Derry in 1958 |
|
Crawford, Broderick | |
Actor in Highway Patrol. Plays Dan Matthews. |
|
Creature from the Black Lagoon, The | |
Killed Edward Corcoran on 19 June 1958. It was really Pennywise in disguise. |
|
Crests, The | |
Band mentioned in passing |
|
Criss, Andy | |
Saw the Bradley Gang in 1929 |
|
Criss, Victor | |
Picked on the "Losers" in 1958. Killed by Pennywise. |
|
Crockett, Davy | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Crumly, Mr. | |
Father of Vic Crumly |
|
Crumly, Vic | |
Told the story about kids who drowned in the Derry Standpipe in 1930. He heard it from his father |
|
Cullum, Jimmy | |
Killed by Pennywise on about 13 July 1958, |
|
Curtie, ? | |
Brother of Elmer. Amateur Taxidermist |
|
Curtie, Elmer | |
Owned "The Falcon", a gay bar in Derry. |
|
Curtis, Tony | |
Richard Tozier did an impersonation of his voice |
|
D'Cruz, Franklin | |
In the Blue Ward at Juniper Hill Asylum. Raped over 50 women in before being caught in Bangor's Terrace Park. |
|
Dado, Idi Amin | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Danner, Carole | |
She worked at the library in 1985. |
|
Darin, Bobby | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Davenport, Rena | |
Butch Bowers' girlfriend since 1950. |
|
Davies, Miss | |
Librarian in the kids section of Derry library in 1958 |
|
Dawson, Richard | |
Host of Family Feud in 1985 |
|
Dawson, Trevor | |
Worked at the Air Force Base in 1930. |
|
Dean, James | |
Actor in "Rebel Without A Cause" |
|
Dedham, Stringer | |
Pitched to Belch Huggins in a game of baseball |
|
DeLesseps, Andy | |
Union Ringleader who disappeared in 1905. |
|
Denbrough, Audra | |
Bill Denbrough's wife. |
|
Denbrough, George Elmer | |
William's brother. Son of Zack and Sharon. |
|
Denbrough, Sharon | |
Mother of William and George, Wife of Zack. |
|
Denbrough, William (Stuttering Bill) | |
One of the 'Losers'. Brother of George and son of Zack and Sharon. Married to Audra Phillips. |
|
Denbrough, Zack | |
Father of George and William, Husband of Sharon. |
|
Denton, ? | |
6 daughters of Mrs. Denton who lived on the second floor apartment near Beverly Marsh in 1958 |
|
Denton, Mrs. | |
Neighbor of Beverly Marsh and mother of 6 daughters. |
|
Devereaux, Martin | |
Corporal at the Air Force base in 1930. |
|
DeVille, ? | |
4 children of George Deville. |
|
DeVille, George | |
In the Blue Ward at Juniper Hill Asylum |
|
DeVille, Mrs. | |
Wife of George DeVille |
|
Devine, Andy | |
On TV |
|
Dick, Moby | |
Whale |
|
Diddley, Bo | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Dodd, Frank | |
Castle Rock police officer. |
|
Dodd, Jimmy | |
In the Mickey Mouse club on TV |
|
Doe, Ernie K. | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Dohay, Robert | |
9-year-old boy who was decapitated in the ironworks explosion on 15 April 1906. His head was not found until 18 April 1906 |
|
Domino, Fats | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Donahue, Kitty | |
Bradley Gang-Common Law wife of George Bradley. |
|
Donlin, Jimmy | |
In the Blue Ward at Juniper Hill Asylum |
|
Donlin, Mrs. | |
Mother of Jimmy Donlin. |
|
Donovan, Bradley | |
Kid with a lisp who was a friend of the Losers |
|
Douglas, Mr. | |
Husband of Mrs. Douglas |
|
Douglas, Mrs. | |
5th grade teacher at Derry Elementary School |
|
Dovels, The | |
Band mentioned in passing |
|
Dow, Tony | |
Actor in the show "Leave it to Beaver" |
|
Doyon, Jim | |
Son of Mrs Doyon |
|
Doyon, Mrs. | |
Mother of Jim. Neighbor of Beverly Marsh in 1958 |
|
Drew, Mr. | |
Father of Nancy Drew. |
|
Drew, Nancy | |
Character in a book |
|
Dubay, Mrs. | |
Mother of Steven Dubay |
|
Dubay, Steven Bishoff | |
One of the 3 who threw Adrian Mellon into the canal and killed him in 1984. |
|
Duck, Donald | |
Cartoon character mentioned in passing |
|
Dumont, Henrietta | |
5th grade teacher at Derry Elementary School |
|
Dunton, Eleanor | |
Friend of Sonia Kaspbrak |
|
Dupree, Romeo | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Dylan, Bob | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Earl, Harold | |
Falsely arrested for the murders on 23 May 1985 |
|
Eastwood, Clint | |
Actor mentioned in passing |
|
Eisenhower, Dwight D. | |
President in the 1950s. |
|
Emerson, Mrs. | |
Got a prescription in the Centre Street Drug Store in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
|
Emerson, Ralph Waldo | |
Quoted on a poster in the Derry Children's Library |
|
Engstrom, Mr. | |
His dog was killed by Patrick Hockstetter |
|
Etchison, Dennis | |
Author whose story appeared in "White Tie" magazine. |
|
Evans, Dale | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Fadden, Marcia | |
Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. Girlfriend of Peter Gordon. |
|
Falkland, ? | |
Lumberman who was at the Sleepy Silver Dollar |
|
Falwell, Jerry | |
TV evangelist |
|
Faulkner, ? | |
Writer mentioned in passing |
|
Fazio, Armando (Mandy) | |
Dump Keeper in Derry in 1958. Brother of Mr. Fazio |
|
Fazio, Mr. | |
Janitor at the Derry Elementary School in 1958. Brother of Armando Fazio |
|
Feeny, Carol | |
Travel agent for Richard Tozier |
|
Felsen, Henry Gregor | |
Author who wrote "Hot Rod" which Ben Hanscom borrowed from the library in June 1958. |
|
Feury, John | |
Killed by Pennywise 22 May 1985. |
|
Fields, W.C. | |
Richard Tozier does a good impersonation of his voice |
|
Firestone, Freddie | |
Producer of "Attic Room". Mentioned in passing |
|
Flanagan, Stella | |
Mentioned in a letter from Ruth Blum to her daughter in 1979 |
|
Flash, Grandmaster | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Fleetwoods, The | |
Band mentioned in passing |
|
Fogarty, ? | |
Guard at Juniper Hill Asylum |
|
Fogarty, Raymond | |
Minister at First Methodist Church |
|
Ford, Frankie | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Fort, Charles | |
Author of occult style books |
|
Foster, Chuck | |
DJ at KLAD |
|
Foster, Ralph | |
Friend of William Denbrough in Fleet, England |
|
Foxworth, Foxy | |
Manager of the "Aladdin" movie theater |
|
Foxworthy, ? | |
Sister of Foxy Foxworthy. |
|
Francis, Dick | |
Author read by Audra Denbrough |
|
Frankenstein, Dr. | |
Character in a movie in 1958. |
|
Frankenstein, Victor | |
Character in a movie seen in 1958 |
|
Frick, Frank | |
Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
|
Fricke, ? | |
Wrote inaccurate history of Derry |
|
Frost, Robert | |
Poet Mentioned in passing |
|
Fudd, Elmer | |
Bill Denbrough stuttered like him |
|
Fuller, Major | |
At the Air Force base in 1930 |
|
Funicello, Annette | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Gable, Clark | |
Actor in "Gone with the Wind" |
|
Gabriel, Peter | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Gant, Mrs. | |
Friend of the Rogan family. |
|
Gardener, Dave | |
Father of Harold. |
|
Gardener, Harold | |
Son of Dave (One of 4 sons). Police officer in Derry in 1984. Partner of Jeffrey Reeves and investigated the murder of Adrian Mellon. |
|
Gardener, Mrs. | |
Wife of Harold Gardener |
|
Garner, Senator | |
In the 1856 photo of Derry |
|
Garton, ? | |
Father of John. |
|
Garton, John Webber (Webby) | |
One of the 3 who threw Adrian Mellon into the canal and killed him in 1984. |
|
Gautier, Bob | |
At school with Mike Hanlon at the Neibolt School. |
|
Gautier, Mr. | |
Father of Bob Gautier. |
|
Gaye, Marvin | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Gedreau, Mr. | |
Worked at the Costello Avenue Market |
|
Geffen, Dr. | |
Treated Kay McCall's injury |
|
Geiger, Ellie | |
Mentioned by Beverly Marsh |
|
Gendron, Mr. | |
Deaf janitor at Neibolt School |
|
Gillespie, Dizzy | |
Musician mentioned in passing |
|
Ginsberg, Arnie (WooWoo) | |
Singer who played in Derry on 28 March 1958. |
|
Gladry, Dr. | |
Husband of Ruth Gladry |
|
Gladry, Ruth | |
On the Board of Directors of Derry Library |
|
Goldman, William | |
Writer mentioned by Susan Browne |
|
Gordon, Jimmy | |
Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry. Also saw Pennywise behind the war memorial. |
|
Gordon, Peter | |
Boyfriend of Marcia Fadden and friend of Henry Bowers. |
|
Grateful Dead, The | |
Band liked by Bill Denbrough |
|
Gray, Miss | |
Maiden name of Mrs Kersh. Daughter of Robert Gray, also known as Pennywise |
|
Gray, Robert (Bob) | |
One of the names of Pennywise the clown. This is possibly his real name, but the evil inside is much older. |
|
Greenguss, Mrs. | |
Teacher of Mike Hanlon in 1958. |
|
Grenier, David (Stugley) | |
Lumberman almost killed by Claude Heroux |
|
Gresham, Mr. | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Grogan, Veronica (Ronnie) | |
Killed by Pennywise in June 1958 |
|
Gumble, Bryant | |
From the Today Show on TV. |
|
Hagarty, Don | |
Adrian Mellon's gay boyfriend. |
|
Hale, Dr. | |
Local retired Derry doctor |
|
Hall, John | |
Actor on TV |
|
Hallorann, Dick | |
Was a mess cook at the Air Force Base in 1930. |
|
Handey, M.K. | |
Wrote "M.K. Handey's Guide to North American Birds" |
|
Handor, Dr. Russ | |
Eddie Kaspbrak's doctor. |
|
Hanlon, ? | |
Child of Shirley Hanlon. 1 of the 2 that had died |
|
Hanlon, ? | |
Child of Shirley Hanlon. 1 of the 2 that had got married & left home. |
|
Hanlon, Howard | |
Uncle of Michael and brother of William Hanlon. |
|
Hanlon, Jessica | |
Michael Hanlon's mother and wife of William. |
|
Hanlon, Michael | |
One of the "Losers" |
|
Hanlon, Mr. | |
Husband of Shirley and father of William Hanlon. |
|
Hanlon, Phillip Loubird (Philly) | |
Michael Hanlon's uncle. Youngest child of Shirley. |
|
Hanlon, Shirley | |
Grandmother of Michael Hanlon and mother of William Hanlon. |
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Hanlon, William | |
Michael's Father and husband of Jessica. Second youngest son of Shirley. |
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Hanscom, Arlene | |
Ben's mother. |
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Hanscom, Benjamin | |
One of the "Losers". |
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Hanscom, Mr. | |
Ben Hanscom's father who died about 1951 |
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Hardy, Fenton | |
Father of the Hardy Boys Frank & Joe |
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Hardy, Frank | |
One of the Hardy Boys from books |
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Hardy, Joe | |
One of the Hardy Boys from books |
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Harkavay, Dr. | |
Patty Uris' doctor in Atlanta |
|
Harlengen, Randi | |
Friend of Patricia Blum |
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Hartwell, David | |
Borrowed "Bulldozer" from Derry Library |
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Hartwell, David | |
Ringleader of a union who was found dead |
|
Hauser, Marie | |
In the Bradley Gang, Patrick Caudy's girlfriend. |
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Hawkins, Screamin Jay | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
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Hendrix, Jimi | |
Musician mentioned in passing |
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Henley, Mrs. | |
Neighbor of Patrick Hockstetter |
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Henley, Tim | |
Real estate developer in Derry |
|
Henry, Patrick | |
Mentioned in passing |
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Heroux, Claude | |
Union Ringleader. |
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Hill, Sam | |
As in "What in Sam Hill is going on..." |
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Hitchcock, Alfred | |
Movie director mentioned in passing |
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Hitler, Adolph | |
Mass murderer mentioned in passing |
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Hockstetter, Avery | |
Brother of Patrick. |
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Hockstetter, Mr. | |
Patrick's father. |
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Hockstetter, Mrs. | |
Patrick's mother. |
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Hockstetter, Patrick | |
Killed by Pennywise on 22 July 1958. |
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Holly, Buddy | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
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Holly, Jeffrey | |
Killed by Pennywise 13 May 1985. |
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Holmes, Sherlock | |
Detective mentioned in passing |
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Hoover, Herbert | |
Past President of the USA |
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Hoover, Mrs. | |
Wife of Herbert Hoover |
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Housefly, Phyllis | |
Mentioned in passing |
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Huber, Richie | |
Mentioned in a letter from Ruth Blum to her daughter |
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Huggins, Reginald (Belch) | |
Picked on the "Losers" |
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Hughes, Paul | |
Police Officer in Derry. |
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Humboldt, Patrick | |
Remembered by William Denbrough |
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Humphrey, Hubert | |
Presidential candidate in 1960 |
|
Hunt, H.L. | |
Mentioned in passing |
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Huntley, Chet | |
News reporter in 1957. |
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Innes, ? | |
British mystery writer |
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Irving, John | |
Mentioned in passing |
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Iscariot, Judas | |
Character in the Bible |
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Isley Brothers, The | |
Band mentioned in passing |
|
Ives, Burl | |
Mentioned in passing |
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Ives, Sandy | |
Wrote Derry history. A Folklorist |
|
Jackson, Michael | |
Richard Tozier does an impression of his voice |
|
Jacubois, Mr. | |
Has an ASPCA sticker on his car. |
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Jagermeyer, Bruce | |
Saw the Bradley gang in 1929 |
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Jagermeyer, Gard | |
Friend of Henry Bowers. |
|
James, Henry | |
Author mentioned in passing |
|
Jarvis, Dr. | |
Wrote "Dr Jarvis' Vermont Folk Medicine" |
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Jimmison, Miss | |
Health teacher at Derry School |
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Johnson, Steven | |
Killed by Pennywise in early December 1984 |
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Joker, The | |
Comic book character |
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Jollyn, Reverend | |
Minister when the Kitchner Ironworks exploded |
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Jones, Jim | |
Mentioned in passing |
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Jones, Spike | |
Musician thought of by Ben Hanscom |
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Josephs, Mrs. | |
Used a telescope to look around in the town. |
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Karloff, Boris | |
Actor liked by Ben Hanscom |
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Kaspbrak, Eddie | |
One of the "Losers" |
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Kaspbrak, Frank | |
Eddie's father |
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Kaspbrak, Myra (Marty) | |
Eddie's wife. |
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Kaspbrak, Sonia | |
Eddie's mother. |
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Keene, Andrew | |
Grandson of Norbert Keene. |
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Keene, Mrs. | |
Wife of Norbert |
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Keene, Norbert | |
Pharmacist at the Center Street Drug Store between 1925 and 1975, and did the books for Andrew in 1985. |
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Kennedy, Bobby | |
Mentioned in passing |
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Kennedy, Jackie | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Kennedy, John F. | |
Richard Tozier does a good impersonation of his voice |
|
Kennedy, Ted | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Kerpaskian, Mr. | |
Person in Derry Hospital |
|
Kersh, Mr. | |
Husband of Mrs Kersh. |
|
Kersh, Mrs. | |
She was the daughter of Robert Gray, who was also known as Pennywise the dancing clown. |
|
Khrushchev | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Kilgallon, Brent | |
Farmer whose silo was damaged on 31 May 1985 |
|
Killgallon, ? | |
16-year-old son of Brent. |
|
Killgallon, Mrs. | |
Wife of Brent Killgallon. |
|
King, Eddie | |
Killed by Claude Heroux on 9 September 1905. |
|
King, Mrs. | |
Wife of Eddie King |
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Kissdrivel, Colonel Buford | |
One of Richard Tozier's character voices |
|
Kitchener, Carl | |
Owner of the Kitchener Precision Tool & Die Shop |
|
Kitchner, Mr. | |
Owner of the Ironworks |
|
Koontz, John | |
Guard at Juniper Hill Asylum |
|
Lamonica, Andrea (Andi) | |
Daughter of Cheryl Lamonica. |
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Lamonica, Cheryl | |
Killed by Pennywise in April 1958. Mother of Andrea Lamonica and sister of Mark |
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Lamonica, Mark | |
Younger brother of Cheryl. |
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Lamonica, Mr. | |
Father of Mark and Cheryl Lamonica |
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Lamonica, Mrs. | |
Mother of Mark and Cheryl Lamonica |
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Lanchester, Elsa | |
Actress in "The Bride of Frankenstein" |
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Landon, Michael | |
Actor who played a werewolf in a movie in 1958 |
|
Langella, Frank | |
Actor who played Dracula. |
|
Langlahan, George | |
Author who wrote "The Fly" |
|
Larsen, ? | |
Pitcher in the 1956 World Series |
|
Laughlin, Mack | |
Publisher of the Derry News in 1929. |
|
Lederer, Francis | |
Actor who played Dracula. |
|
Lee, ? | |
Son of Ricky Lee. One of 3 boys. |
|
Lee, Christopher | |
Actor who played Dracula. |
|
Lee, Mr. | |
Father of Ricky Lee |
|
Lee, Ricky | |
Runs "The Red Wheel" in Hemingford Home. Friend of Ben Hanscom. |
|
Leigh, Vivien | |
Actress in "Gone with the Wind" |
|
Lennon, John | |
Musician mentioned in passing |
|
Lernerd, Roger | |
Loan officer at Harolds Credit Union in Derry. |
|
Lewis, Jerry Lee | |
Singer who played in Derry on 28 March 1958 |
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Libby, Heather | |
Saw the Grace Baptist Church clock explode |
|
Libby, Reverend | |
Derry minister |
|
Lincoln, Abraham | |
Past president of the USA |
|
Linnot, Phil | |
Guitarist mentioned in passing |
|
Littlefield, Charlotte | |
Teacher at Derry High School. |
|
Lombardo, Guy | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
London, Jack | |
Author read by Ben Hanscom |
|
Lone Ranger, The | |
Character on a TV show |
|
Lottmann, ? | |
Detective in the Henry Bowers trial in 1958. |
|
Lovecraft, H.P. | |
Writer mentioned in passing |
|
Lowe, Chad | |
Disappeared. Possibly killed by Pennywise |
|
Luces, ? | |
Family that lived 3 doors down from the Hockstetters |
|
Ludlum, Robert | |
Author read by the guy sitting next to Beverly Rogan on the plane on 29 May 1985 |
|
Lugosi, Bela | |
Actor who played Dracula. |
|
Lymon, Frankie | |
Singer who appeared on American Bandstand and also in the Rock and Roll show in Derry on 28 March 1958 |
|
Machen, ? (Goose) | |
Father of Lal Machen. |
|
Machen, Frank | |
Police officer in Derry in 1984. |
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Machen, Lal | |
Owner of Machen's Sporting Goods where the Bradley gang wanted to buy ammo on 7 October 1929 and he told Chief Sullivan. |
|
MacKenzie, Anita | |
Neighbor of Patricia and Stanley Uris. |
|
Macklin, Monica | |
Edward Corcoran's mother. Married name of Monica Corcoran. |
|
Macklin, Richard P. | |
Husband of Monica Macklin. |
|
Madison, Guy | |
On TV |
|
Maitland, Vernon | |
Had cancer of the esophagus in 1953 |
|
Mallory, Greg | |
Boyfriend of Beverly Marsh |
|
Malloy, Arthur (Creeping Jesus Malloy) | |
In the Bradley Gang |
|
Manilow, Barry | |
Singer liked by Myra Kaspbrak |
|
Markson, ? | |
The family of John Markson |
|
Markson, John | |
Killed his family in 1851 |
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Marlow, Biff | |
Helper of Lal Machen in 1929. |
|
Marsh, ? | |
British mystery writer |
|
Marsh, Alvin | |
Father of Beverly Marsh |
|
Marsh, Beverly | |
One of the "Losers". Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
|
Marsh, Elfrida | |
Mother of Beverly and wife of Alvin. |
|
Massenik, Karl | |
6th Grade teacher of Andrew Keene |
|
Matheson, Richard | |
Writer mentioned in passing |
|
Matthews, Dan | |
Character in Highway Patrol. |
|
McCall, Kay | |
Only real friend of Beverly Marsh. |
|
McCarthy, Gene | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
McCaslin, Everett | |
Died in the fire at the Air Force base in 1930. |
|
McCrew, Gerry | |
Assistant cook at the "Black Spot" club at the Air Force Base in 1930. |
|
McCutcheon, Tinker | |
Lumberman who was killed by Claude Heroux. |
|
McDonald, Ronald | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
McDowell, Father | |
Derry Priest |
|
McGhee, Stick | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
McKibbon, Mr. | |
Goes through people's garbage in Derry in 1958. |
|
McNeil, Freeman | |
On television |
|
Mellencamp, John Cougar | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Mellon, Adrian | |
Gay man who was murdered on 21 July 1984 when he was thrown in the Derry Canal. |
|
Metcalf, Harold | |
Derry School superintendent in 1958 |
|
Michaud, ? | |
Wrote an inaccurate Derry History |
|
Mitchell, Billy | |
Was a pilot in the Air Force in 1930. |
|
Mitchell, Margaret | |
Author of "Gone with the Wind" |
|
Monroe, Marilyn | |
Actress mentioned in passing |
|
Moon, Keith | |
Drummer mentioned in passing by Richard Tozier |
|
Moran, Mrs. | |
4th grade teacher at Derry Elementary in 1958 |
|
Morgan, Scooter | |
Fell off the monkey bars and got a bleeding nose while in Kindergarten with Bill Denbrough. |
|
Moron, Ronnie | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Morrison, Barney | |
Police Officer in Derry who investigated the death of Adrian Mellon. Partner of Charles Alvarino. |
|
Morrison, Jim | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Morrow, Vic | |
Actor in "The Blackboard Jungle" |
|
Moulton, Erhardt K. | |
Derry District Court Judge who sentenced Richard Macklin |
|
Mouse, Mickey | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Mouse, Minnie | |
Cartoon character mentioned in passing |
|
Mueller, Horst | |
Town council member in 1929 |
|
Mueller, Mr. | |
Father of Sally. Brother of Horst Mueller |
|
Mueller, Sally | |
Student in Mrs Douglas' Derry Elementary School 5th grade class in June 1958. |
|
Mueller, William | |
Part owner of S.S & W.M rail line. |
|
Mummy, The | |
Ben Hanscom saw a mummy, but it was really Pennywise in a disguise |
|
Munson, Thurman | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Murphy, Audie | |
Actor mentioned in passing |
|
Nalder, Reggie | |
Actor who played Dracula. |
|
Naugler, Alfie | |
Farmer in Derry |
|
Naugler, Trace | |
Mayor of Derry when the Bradley Gang came |
|
Nell, Aloysius | |
Police Officer in Derry. |
|
Nell, Maureen | |
Wife of Aloysius Nell. |
|
Nelson, Mrs. | |
Saw the Losers on 31 May 1985. |
|
Nixon, Pat | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Nixon, Richard | |
US President mentioned in passing |
|
Nostradamus | |
Author of Occult style books |
|
O'Bannon, Sergeant | |
One of Richard Tozier's voices, and based on a real cop in the 6th street station. |
|
O'Brian, Ashley | |
Priest in Shawshank Prison |
|
O'Hara, Mike | |
Worked with Richard Tozier at KLAD |
|
O'Hara, Patty | |
Girl mentioned by Beverly Marsh |
|
O'Staggers, Father | |
Richard Tozier threatened to tell him about the Doe when he returned to Derry |
|
Oates, Joyce Carol | |
Writer mentioned in passing |
|
Ochs, Phil | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Orwell, George | |
Writer mentioned in passing |
|
Osbourne, Ozzy | |
Singer interviewed by Richard Tozier |
|
Pacino, Al | |
Customer of Eddie Kaspbrak's Limousine service. |
|
Pan, Peter | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Pardo, Don | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Parker, Fess | |
Actor mentioned in passing |
|
Pasquale, Bucky | |
Neighbor of Beverly Marsh |
|
Patton, ? | |
General in charge of Zack Denbrough's army section in Germany |
|
Paulson, Joe | |
Husband of Rebecca Paulson |
|
Paulson, Rebecca | |
Found $190 in her back yard after the Derry explosion on 31 May 1985. Lived in Haven Village |
|
Peale, Norman Vincent | |
Wrote "The Power of Positive Thinking" |
|
Pearson, Doc | |
Derry Doctor in 1958 |
|
Peepers, Mr. | |
Character played by Wally Cox |
|
Penguins, The | |
Band that sung "Earth Angel"; played in the Rock and Roll show in Derry on 28 March 1958 |
|
Penniman, Richard | |
The real name of the singer known as Little Richard |
|
Perkins, Anthony | |
Eddie Kaspbrak looked a little like him |
|
Perkins, Carl | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Pershing, Jack | |
General in army. Mentioned in passing. |
|
Phillips, Audra | |
Audra Denbrough's stage name before her marriage to Bill Denbrough. She was born Audrey Philpott, but changed her name. |
|
Phillips, Owen | |
Laughed at Belch Huggins when he was hit in the head with a baseball. |
|
Philpott, ? | |
Younger sister of Audry Philpott |
|
Philpott, Audrey | |
Audra Phillip's real name. |
|
Pickman, ? | |
Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
|
Pinette, Jake | |
Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
|
Piscapo, ? | |
The Piscapo family was on Family Feud on 28 May 1985 |
|
Poe, Edgar Allan | |
Writer mentioned in passing |
|
Pope, The | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Porter, Mr. | |
Funeral director in Swedholm |
|
Portleigh, Mrs. | |
Sunday School teacher of Eddie Kaspbrak |
|
Prenderlist, Mark | |
Richard Tozier saw him in McCarron park. |
|
Presley, Elvis | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Rademacher, Adrian | |
Father of Andrew Rademacher. Derry Police Chief |
|
Rademacher, Andrew | |
Police Chief in 1985. Son of Adrian. |
|
Rademacher, Mrs. | |
Wife of Adrian and mother of Andrew |
|
Rader, Richard D. | |
Fake name used by Al Bradley to buy ammo at Lal Machen's store in Derry on 7 October 1929 |
|
Rathbone, Basil | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Rayburn, Gwendolyn | |
Assistant principal |
|
Reagan, Ronald | |
President of the USA mentioned in passing |
|
Redford, Robert | |
Actor mentioned in passing |
|
Reeves, George | |
Actor who played Superman on TV |
|
Reeves, Jeffrey | |
Police officer in Derry in 1984. |
|
Revere, Paul | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Rhulin, Andrew | |
Farmer who owned the property near the Hanlons. |
|
Richard, Little | |
Singer whose real name is Richard Penniman |
|
Ripsom, Betty | |
Killed by Pennywise on 26 December 1957 |
|
Ripsom, Mr. | |
Betty's father. |
|
Ripsom, Mrs. | |
Betty's mother. |
|
Robbins, Dr. | |
Doctor of Eddie Kaspbrak as an adult. |
|
Robinson, Jack | |
Possibly the father of Randy Robinson |
|
Robinson, Randy | |
Friend of Michael Hanlon as a child. |
|
Roche, Brandon K. | |
Assistant Falmouth Police Chief. |
|
Rogan, ? | |
Unnamed sibling of Tom Rogan |
|
Rogan, Beverly | |
Married name of Beverly Marsh |
|
Rogan, Joey | |
Younger brother of Tom Rogan |
|
Rogan, Megan | |
Younger sister of Tom Rogan |
|
Rogan, Mrs. | |
Tom Rogan's mother. |
|
Rogan, Ralph | |
Tom Rogan's dad. |
|
Rogan, Tom | |
Married Beverly Marsh. |
|
Rogers, Jimmy | |
Singer on a record that was for sale in the shop Secondhand Rose, Secondhand Clothes on 30 May 1985 |
|
Rogers, Roy | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Roone, Carl | |
Worked at the Air Force Base in E company in 1930 |
|
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Rosenblatt, Michael | |
Patricia Blum's prom date in 1967. |
|
Rosenblatt, Mr. | |
Father of Michael Rosenblatt. |
|
Ross, Freddy | |
Found the body of Veronica Grogan. The name may have been Frankie or Freddy, and the surname may have been Roth. |
|
Ross, Herbert | |
Ignored Beverly Marsh's cry for help when she was being beaten by Belch Huggins. |
|
Rounds, Lathrop (El Katook) | |
Lumberman who worked for William Mueller. He was killed at the Sleepy Silver Dollar by Claude Heroux |
|
Rowden, Butch | |
Worked at the meat market in Derry. |
|
Rowland, Teddy | |
Worked with Freddy Firestone |
|
Roy, Dawn | |
Killed by Pennywise in March 1985 |
|
Russell, Bobby | |
Works at KLAD with Richard Tozier |
|
Ruth, Dr. | |
Doctor on TV |
|
Ryan, ? | |
The Ryan family were on Family Feud on 28 May 1985 |
|
Sadler, Norman | |
Farmer who helped the Hanlon family. Father of Steve Sadler. |
|
Sadler, Steve (Moose) | |
Retarded friend of Belch Huggins. Son of Norman Sadler. |
|
Sands, Tommy | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Sartoris, Horton | |
Died in the fire at the Air Force base in 1930. |
|
Sawyer, Tom | |
Character in a book |
|
Sayers, Dorothy | |
British mystery writer |
|
Scott, Randolph | |
Actor mentioned in passing |
|
Scott, Willard | |
From the Today Show on TV. |
|
Sedaka, Neil | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Shakespeare, William | |
Writer mentioned in passing |
|
Sheen, Fulton | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Shratt, Dr. | |
Derry Doctor in 1905 |
|
Simon, Paul | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Simpson, O.J. | |
Did a TV ad for Hertz. |
|
Snopes, Alan (Pop) | |
Died in the fire at the Air Force base in 1930. |
|
Snow, Carl | |
Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
|
Spielberg, Steven | |
Movie producer mentioned in passing |
|
Spinners, The | |
Band on the jukebox in the Red Wheel on 28 May 1985 |
|
Sprat, Jack | |
Character in a children's nursery rhyme. |
|
Springsteen, Bruce | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Squires, Shorty | |
Died when a building fell on him in Derry on 31 May 1985 after his building sank into the ground. |
|
Stacey, Aubrey | |
Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
|
Stampnell, Eben | |
Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
|
Stanchfield, Vernon | |
Farmer from Palmyra who was in the Sleepy Silver Dollar on 9 September 1905. |
|
Starkweather, ? | |
Name on the 3rd floor mailbox in 1985 at 127 Lower Main Street, where Beverly Marsh used to live |
|
Starrett, Barbara | |
Librarian in Kids section of Derry library in 1958. |
|
Stavier, ? | |
Kid with epilepsy in Derry in 1958 |
|
Stevenson, Ace | |
Worked at the Air Force base. |
|
Steward, Dr. | |
Mentioned in passing |
|
Stillwagon, Dr. | |
Mike Hanlon's doctor as a baby |
|
Stuart, Anne | |
Killed on 31 May 1985 |
|
Sullivan, Ed | |
TV Show host |
|
Sullivan, Jim | |
Derry County sheriff in 1945. |
|
Sully, ? | |
Retired Derry sheriff |
|
Supremes, The | |
Singers liked by Myra Kaspbrak |
|
Susann, Jacqueline | |
Writer mentioned by Audra Denbrough |
|
T, Mr. | |
Richard Tozier does an impression of his voice |
|
Taliendo, ? | |
Brother of Vincent Taliendo |
|
Taliendo, ? | |
Sister of Vincent Taliendo. |
|
Taliendo, Vincent Caruso (Boogers) | |
A janitor at Wally's Spa |
|
Tammerly, Joe | |
Friend of Alvin Marsh in 1958. |
|
Tanner, Bob | |
Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
|
Tanner, Mr. | |
Father of Bob Tanner |
|
Tarrent, Cheryl | |
Worked with Elfrida Marsh at Greens Farm. |
|
Tarrent, Mr. | |
Cheryl's husband. |
|
Taylor, Elizabeth | |
Slow epileptic girl in Derry in 1958. |
|
Terrault, Adam | |
Killed by Pennywise 23 April 1985. |
|
Thatcher, Becky | |
Character in a book |
|
Theramenius, Lars | |
Neighbor of the Marsh family in Derry in 1958. |
|
Theramenius, Mrs. | |
Mother of Lars |
|
Theramenius, Olaf | |
Father of Lars. |
|
Thibodeau, Mrs. | |
Ben Hanscom's first grade teacher |
|
Thomas, Mrs. | |
William Denbrough's speech therapist at Chevrus High in Portland |
|
Thomas, Mrs. | |
Typist at the Derry Elementary School in 1958 |
|
Thomas, Phil | |
Driver for Eddie Kaspbrak's "Royal Crest" limousines |
|
Thomas, Seth | |
Eddie Kaspbrak had a Seth Thomas clock |
|
Thomson, Bobby | |
Played baseball for the Giants in 1951 |
|
Thoroughgood, Egbert | |
93-year-old man who spoke about Derry history. |
|
Toby, Kenneth | |
Actor in the Whirleybirds. |
|
Torrio, Dennis | |
Killed by Pennywise between 7 and 14 February 1985, but his body was not found until mid March 1985. |
|
Tozier, Maggie | |
Mother of Richard Tozier; wife of Wentworth Tozier |
|
Tozier, Richard (Trashmouth) | |
One of the "Losers" |
|
Tozier, Wentworth | |
Father of Richard Tozier; husband of Maggie |
|
Tracker, Hamilton | |
Mentioned by Claude Heroux |
|
Tracker, Phil | |
Brother of Tony. Owned truck business. |
|
Tracker, Tony | |
Brother of Phil. Owned truck business. |
|
Tremont, ? | |
Daughter of Mr. Tremont |
|
Tremont, ? | |
Son of Mr. Tremont |
|
Tremont, Mr. | |
Neighbor of Beverly Marsh. Had 2 Girls, 1 Boy. Left when he lost his job in about June 1975 |
|
Tucker, Forest | |
Actor in "The Crawling Eye" |
|
Turtle, The | |
The enemy of It. It died before the last confrontation, but was supposed to have created the universe |
|
Twitty, Conway | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Unwin, Christopher Phillip | |
One of the 3 who threw Adrian Mellon into the canal where he died in 1984. |
|
Updike | |
Writer mentioned in passing |
|
Uris, Andrea | |
Mother of Stanley. Wife of Donald. Married name of Andrea Bertoly |
|
Uris, Donald | |
Father of Stanley Uris. Husband of Andrea |
|
Uris, Jenny | |
Relation of Stanley |
|
Uris, Patricia | |
Wife of Stanley. Married name of Patricia Blum. |
|
Uris, Stanley | |
One of the 'Losers'. |
|
Valens, Richie | |
Singer mentioned in passing |
|
Van Doren, Charlie | |
Mentioned by Richard Tozier |
|
Van Prett, Mrs. | |
Neighbor of Sonia Kaspbrak in 1958. |
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Vanilla, Pancho | |
One of Richard Tozier's voices |
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Vanness, Peter | |
Saw the Bradley Gang in Derry on 9 October 1929. |
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Varney, ? | |
Lumberman who was in the Sleepy Silver Dollar |
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Vicananza, Tommy | |
A slightly slow boy who saw a 'shark' in the Derry canal in 1985 |
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Vincent, Gene | |
Singer who played in the Rock and Roll show in Derry on 28 March 1958 |
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Warbucks, Daddy | |
Comic strip character mentioned in passing |
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Washington, George | |
Former US President |
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Waters, Mr. | |
Funeral director in Swedholm |
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Watson | |
Sherlock Holmes' helper |
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Wayne, John | |
Actor mentioned in passing |
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Webb, Jack | |
Actor mentioned in passing |
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Weems, Mrs. | |
3rd Grade teacher at Derry Elementary School. |
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Welk, Lawrence | |
Used to be on TV |
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Wells, H.G. | |
Author read by Ben Hanscom |
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Weston, Arlen | |
In the Blue ward at Juniper Asylum. |
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Whitman, ? | |
Author of "Leaves of Grass" |
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Whitsun, Bradley | |
County Attorney in case against Richard Macklin in 1958. |
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Whitsun, Henry | |
Died in the fire at the Air Force base in 1930 |
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Williams, Ted | |
Baseball player mentioned in passing |
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Wilson, ? | |
Sergeant in charge of troops at the Air Force base in 1930. |
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Wilson, Woodrow | |
Past president of the USA. |
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Winterbarger, Horst | |
Father of Laurie. |
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Winterbarger, Laurie Ann | |
Killed by Pennywise between 7 and 14 February 1985. |
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Winterbarger, Mrs. | |
Mother of Laurie Winterbarger and ex-wife of Horst Winterbarger. |
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Witt, Jim | |
Meteorologist on WZON on 31 May 1985 |
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Woodleigh, Coach | |
Ben Hanscom's coach at East Side School in Omaha. |
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Wyatt, The homicidal bag-boy | |
One of Richard Tozier's character voices |
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Zinnerman, ? | |
Neighbors of Beverly Marsh in 1958. |
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Zitner, Alfred | |
Owner of Zitner Real Estate in Derry in 1985. |
