Cattle boss known as The Englishman. Befriends Billy Bonney and is murdered by corrupt rival cattlemen and the local sheriff, an event that triggers Billy's revenge campaign.
Tom is one of Lady Ann Pettigrew’s grown children and Helen and Kate’s brother. He is present with his family when Peter Standish arrives at the Pettigrews’ house in 1784; the plot summary provides no further actions or individual role for him.
The judicial figure who sentences Saunders to six months of hard labor for each charge of robbery and assault, and orders him to be flogged.
Lord Twombley is an aristocrat who takes notice of Agatha while she and her family are among the British social circle. His attention places him among the potential suitors surrounding Agatha, alongside George Van Basingwell.
Colin Keith-Johnston has 13 screen credits in a career dating back to 1927. Signature works include A Passenger to Bali, The Price of Folly, Lucky In Love. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
