Minor Characters in Caroline's Series

These are minor characters in the Caroline Abbott's series.

Amelia Hathaway
Rhonda Hathaway's younger sister. She is four years old.

For Christmas, Caroline, Lydia Livingston, and Rhonda Hathaway make her a doll which she treasures.

Lieutenant Hathaway
Rhonda Hathaway's father in the American army. Due to his position, he must travel often and his family comes with him. He is described as a tall man.

Mrs. Hathaway
Rhonda Hathaway's mother. She has brown hair, a thin face, and wears spectacles. She and her family arrive in Caroline's Secret Message; her family have been looking for lodging for an hour when they arrive at the Abbott home and are given lodging, much to her relief.

Corporal Jenner
An army corporal stationed at Point Frederick.

Grandfather Livingston
Grandmother Livingston's late husband and Mama Abbott's father. He died during the Revolutionary War.

Oliver Livingston
Caroline's oldest cousin and Lydia's older brother. He is ten years older than Caroline and so about eight years older than Lydia. He is captured by the British Navy along with his uncle John Abbott in Meet Caroline. However, as the Livingstons live in Upper Canada and are considered British citizens,

Oliver is later freed from imprisonment and arrives at the Abbott home in Caroline's Secret Message, explaining that he was let go but that the British are keeping John since he is a ship builder and they do not want him building boats for the American side. He also explains that he intends to join the Navy.

Lieutenant Morris
A British Navy officer. He boards the White Gull and explains to John Abbott that America is at war with Britain and that he and his nephew Oliver are to be taken prisoner and the vessel seized for King George III. He does show kindness once he learns that Lydia Livingston and Caroline are aboard and assures that they will be returned to their respective homes, personally escorting Caroline back to Sacket's Harbor.

Lieutenant Melancthon Taylor Woolsey
A navy officer stationed in Sackets Harbor.