"To Kill a Mockingbird" Characters Chapters 1-11

Jean Louise Finch (Scout Finch)

Narrator, 6 years old, Jem's younger sister, Atticus' daughter, Finch's friend, rolled into Radley's yard, began sitting with Miss Maudie Atkinson's porch because Jem and Dill could not be seperated, hates school, trying to protest not to go to school

Tom Robinson

Negro that Atticus is defending, lives in a little settlement beyond town dump, member of Calpurnia's church, Cal knows his family well, clean-living folk

Miss Maudie Atkinson

One of Finch's neighbor, let Jem and Scout play on her yard, nice lady, has acidic tongue, makes Jem and Scout keep out of her flowers

Miss Stephanie Crawford

Told made up stories about Boo Radley

Simon Finch

Fled English to escape religious persecution, built a plantation named Finch's Landing in banks of the Alabama River

Jem Finch

9 years old, Scout's old brother, Atticus' son, invents Boo Radley game, write a note to Boo Radley with Dill, built a snowman that looks like Mr. Avery

Nathan Radley

Boo Radley's brother, took after house after Boo stabbed his father, cemented knothole over

John Taylor

Gave Atticus and Tom a postponement

Mr. Avery

Finch's hot-bellied neighbor, pees of porch, blamed weather changed because of bad children like Jem and Scout

Charles"Dill" Baker Harris

7 years old, small and imaginative, , spends his summer with Miss Rachael Haverford, Finch's friend

Miss Rachael Haverford

Dill's aunt, Finch's neighbor

Calpurnia

Black woman, cooks and helps Atticus with children during the day

Atticus

Father of Jem and Scout, lawyer in Maycomb, Alabama, nearly 50

Uncle Jack

Doctor in Boston, spends a week with the Finch's during Christmas, pecked Atticus on check, head shorter than Atticus

Rose Alymer

Uncle Jack's cat, beautiful yellow female, fat

Uncle Jimmy

Aunt Alexandra's husband

Henry

Aunt Alexandra's and Uncle Jimmy's son, let home as son as humanly possible

Francis

Henry's kid

Aunt Alexandra

Runs Fitch's Landing, good cook, disapproved Scout's attire

Boo Radley

Lives inside Radley's place, got into trouble with law as a youth and was shut up in his house by his father, covered Scout up with a blanket while watching fire from safe distance

Miss Caroline

Scout's very young first grade teacher from North Alabama, tells Scout that she is not allowed to read with his father anymore which makes Scout crushed

Walter Cunningham

Poor country kid, don't borrow what they can't pay back, Atticus helped his family with a legal matter pertaining to his land

Burris Ewell

Member of Ewell family, poor and less respected than Cunningham family, only goes to school the first day of every school year to avoid trouble with the law

Cecil Jacobs

Said that Atticus defends negroes

Ike Finch

Scout's and Jem's cousin, Maycomb County's sole surviving confederate veteran, wore General hood type beard, Scout had to kiss him once a heat and hated it