Uncredited forensic expert analyzing crime scenes.
An uncredited cameo figure associated with the western setting.
A rancher and Martha's uncle, Nugget has lost cattle and savings and needs a loan to keep his ranch. He refuses to sell cheaply because he expects the railroad to raise local land values, but later prepares to accept a land-company offer. With Rocky's help, he learns of the deception and agrees to sell to the railroad.
One of the two remaining Lucky Brothers, Nugget is an irascible mine owner and Trudy's uncle. He arranges a loan to keep the mine operating, transports its payroll, and later stores the quicksilver at the bank. Rocky and Keith protect his shipments from the gang.
Caroline's grandfather and a plantation owner in financial trouble. Hoping to raise money for the family's back taxes, he depends on the rodeo prize, but Valdena's injury ends that hope. He then loses $1,000 in a card game and offers the horse to the gamblers; Gene gives him his winnings to help settle the debt.
Groundskeeper who reveals the Barkley family's departure.
An elderly miner whose murder is staged by Cliff Taggert to frame the Apache tribe and incite conflict. Captain McCloud investigates his death and proves the fatal arrow did not originate from the Apache.
Charles is Steve Langtry's father and one of the landowners whose property is involved in the Nitrolene deal. Steve investigates Einreich's offer for his father's land; the plot summary does not provide further details about Charles's actions or role in the investigation.
The store owner in East Ivestown whom Les Harper tries to strong-arm into surrendering his property for less than its market value. Jeff Toland intervenes, and a skirmish leaves Lafe's son wounded by gunfire. Toland later uses proof that Harper was present during the attack on Lafe to arrest Harper.
Andy Carson is Sunset Carson's father and a senior member of the Carson family. Sunset returns home believing Andy has been murdered, but learns that his father survived an attack and was only wounded. Andy tells Sunset that the feud continues because he has been falsely accused of killing Linc Sterling, prompting Sunset to challenge Martin Sterling.
Retired military officer leading settler backlash in New Frontier.
Armed guard protecting a stagecoach.
Eddy Waller has 170 screen credits in a career dating back to 1929. Their work spans 12 cinematic universes — most prominently The Mummy with 2 titles. Signature works include Marshal of Cedar Rock, Covered Wagon Raid, Code of the Silver Sage. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 12 universes
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