One of Jim Hickory's physically imposing sons. He accompanies his father to the town meeting and is later dispatched by Jim to track down the suspected thieves, but returns without results, highlighting his reliance on brute force over Harold's cleverness.
Mose is one of Nelse Tyler’s roughneck sons, part of the family that rules Tyler with an iron hand. Along with his brother Milt, he is described as ready to fight family members or outsiders, and he joins the Tylers in courting Patience Matthews. The account does not specify any separate actions for him.
The cook works in the saloon kitchen, where Chester is employed as a dishwasher and accidentally creates chaos by putting a lamp into the soup pot. The cook chases Chester, but a mule knocks him out. The others mistakenly believe Chester delivered the blow, helping earn Chester the nickname "The Crying Killer."
Bull is James Cluxton's confidant and helps him scheme to gain control of Ruth Reading's timber lands. He tells Cluxton that Ruth is spending time with Don Mackay, whose relationship with her threatens Cluxton's hoped-for inheritance. Later, after Cluxton fakes his death by drowning, Joyce is meant to implicate Don.
A sailor associated with the drunken group taken from a local tavern and incorporated into the ship's coerced crew.
Father of McGregor's daughter. Initially objects to the match between his daughter and McPherson's Son, but relationships are restored after the double wedding feast.
Leo Willis has 65 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Signature works include O'Malley of the Mounted, The Kid Brother, Rock Bottom. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
