Detective

Lives in London

Very smart

Friends with Watson

Observant

Helps Holmes

Lives in London

Smart

Good friend of Holmes'

Intelligent

Sir Henry's uncle

Friends with Dr. James Mortimer

"a small, alert, dark-eyed man about thirty years of age, very sturdily built."

Lived in Baskerville Hall

Thought to have died of a heart attack after trying to outrun the hound

Sir Charles's nephew

Lived in Canada

Now lives in Baskerville Hall

Client of Sherlock Holmes

Heir of Sir Charles

Killed by a hound, which has haunted Dartmoor ever since

Kidnapped a woman and she also died that night

Owner of Baskerville Hall during the English Civil War

Infamous

the hound ripped his throat

Sir Charles's friend

Sir Charles's former physician

Interested in skulls

Comes to ask Holmes for help

Owner of the stick we read about in chapter 1

Butler in Baskerville Hall

Married to the housekeeper

Lied about his wife crying

His wife is Mrs. Barrymore

Has an "atmosphere of mystery and of gloom"

Wife of Mr. Barrymore

Lives in Baskerville Hall

Earnest and eager to please

Her husband is the butler

Found respectable

One of the most notorious criminals in the country

His sister is Eliza Barrymore

Lives out in the moor

Mr. Barrymore’s brother-in-law

Known as the character "in the shadows"

Beryl's brother

Lives in Merripit house

Presented as a gentle and kind-hearted man

Schoolmaster

Defensive of sister

Sister of Mr. Stapleton

Tries to warn Sir Henry

Does what Mr. Stapleton tells her to

Described to be an extraordinarily beautiful woman

Mistakes Watson for Sir Henry