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Steward family

**Steward** was the surname of a Muggle family although they do have some wizarding blood. James Steward was a No-Maj who founded Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry along with his wife Isolt Sayre who was an Irish witch. They had twins daughters. The elder daughter was Martha Steward II, named after James' mother. Martha was a Squib and therefore had no magical powers. The younger daughter, Rionach was a half-blood witch who may have been able to speak parseltongue.

## Known members

* Martha Steward — mother of James Steward
* James Steward — co-founder of Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
* Isolt Sayre - co-founder of Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
* Chadwick Boot - adoptive son of James Steward and Isolt Sayre, co-founder of Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and author of Chadwick's Charms
* Webster Boot - adoptive son of James Steward and Isolt Sayre, co-founder of Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and Auror for hire
* Martha Steward II — Squib daughter of James Steward and Isolt Sayre
* Rionach Steward - daughter of James Steward and Isolt Sayre and Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher at Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

## Etymology

Steward is the English variation of the Scottish word Stewart. It means "household guardian".
Unplottability

**Unplottability** referred to the deliberate concealment of several places around the world.

Unplottable locations were either magically hidden from plain sight or simply removed from maps. One of the main reasons for Unplottability was for individual safety and the protection of certain secrets, particularly schools of magic.

A Masking Spell could be used to achieve untraceability.

## Known unplottable locations

* Beauxbatons Academy of Magic, the Durmstrang Institute, and Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry were all rendered Unplottable with powerful magic to protect their students and secrets from Muggles and Dark wizards.Template:Fact How this would help Hogwarts defend themselves from other schools is unclear - as it was known to be near Hogsmeade, which was in fact Plottable.
* 12 Grimmauld Place was made Unplottable to hide the House of Black and, later, the Order of the Phoenix, and the Potter family.
* The Chamber of Secrets and the Room of Requirement were regarded as Unplottable due to their absence on the Marauder's Map.
* The Isle of Drear was Unplottable because of its native and highly dangerous Quintapeds.

* Azkaban was located on an Unplottable island in the middle of the North Sea to isolate it from the rest of the world.
* Several forests in Burkina Faso, Africa, had been made Unplottable by the Burkina Faso Ministry of Magic to preserve inhabiting Runespoors.
* Queerditch Marsh was Unplottable to preserve its historic significance.
* Plus a great number of other wizarding house's.
Water-Making Spell

> "*The Water-Making Spell conjures clean, drinkable water from the end of the wand.*"
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The **Water-Making Spell** (*Aguamenti*) was a charm that conjured a jet of clean, drinkable water from the tip of the caster's wand. This spell, in addition to being a charm, can also be classified as conjuration, an advanced form of Transfiguration.

## History

It's unknown who invented this spell and when. The wand movement for this spell was a smooth wave movement from right to left. The Water-Making spell also appeared to be the opposite of the Fire-Making Spell, which was used to conjure flames instead.

This spell was taught at N.E.W.T.-level in Charms class at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, to sixth years. It is also possible that this charm was found in the *The Standard Book of Spells* series by Miranda Goshawk.

## Effects

Depending on the caster's concentration and intentions, this charm can be anything from a simple jet of water to a wave. It was taught to sixth year students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in Charms class. The spell's incantation was *Aguamenti*.

This spell was useless against Fiendfyre, a spell that conjured cursed flames, as the water conjured from this spell will instantly evaporate on contact with the dark fire.

## Known practitioners

* Filius Flitwick
* Fleur Delacour
* Harry Potter
* Hermione Granger
* Rubeus Hagrid
* Seamus Finnigan

## Etymology

In both Spanish and Portuguese, "*agua*"/"*água*" means "water" and "*mente*" (also in Italian) means "mind"; these derive from the Latin terms "*aqua*" ("water") and "*mens*" ("mind"), the latter's singular dative case rendered as "*menti*" ("to the mind" or "for the mind"). Given J. K. Rowling's love of puns, it would also seem plausible that there might have been a hybrid of "*água*" and "augment", in the sense of "increase", in her mind.

## See also

* Aqua Eructo Charm
* Ebublio Jinx
* Fountain of wine
* Refilling Charm
* Snowflake-creating spell
Vincent Potter

## Biographical Information

### Died

30 April, 1968Le Bourg-Dun, Normandy, France

## Family

### Immediate Family

* Charlus Potter (father) †
* Dorea Potter (née Black family) (Mother) †
* Annabelle Potter (sister) †
* Clovis Leroy (brother-in-law)

* Gordon Potter (paternal grandfather) †
* Amelia Potter (née Nettles) (paternal grandmother) †
* Cygnus Black II (maternal grandfather) †
* Violetta Bulstrode (maternal grandmother) †

## Affiliation

### Loyalty

* Potter family
* Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
	+ Gryffindor
Sarah Potter II

## Family

### Immediate Family

* Ralston Potter (father-in-law) †
* Angelina Potter (née MacDougal) (mother-in-law) †
* Samuel Potter I (brother-in-law)
* Sister-in-law
* Sister-in-law
* **William Potter II** (husband) †
* Mary Potter (daughter)
* Humfrey Potter (son)
* Harriet M Potter (née Prince) (daughter-in-law) †
* Spencer Potter (Grandson)
Plunkett family

**Plunkett** was the surname of a wizarding family that existed from at least the first half of the 19th century. It is unknown if they were pure-blood, or had both Muggle and magical heritage.

## Known family members

* Plunkett — presumed co-owner of Concordia and Plunkett Musical Instruments
* Mr Plunkett — father of Mirabella
* Mrs Plunkett — mother of Mirabella
* Josiah Plunkett — a Quidditch referee
* Mirabella Plunkett — a witch famous for falling in love with a merman
* Samuel Plunkett — a wizard infamous for shrinking a village

## Etymology

The surname *Plunkett*, though common in Ireland, is ultimately of French origin. It may be a habatational name derived from the name of the village of Plouquenet in Ille-et-Villaine, Brittany, itself meaning "parish of Guenec," from Breton *plou*, "parish," and *Guenec*, a personal name (derived from *guen*, "white") belonging to a saint. It may also derive from an occupational name for a person who made or sold blankets, from Middle English *blaunket*, from Anglo-Norman French *blancquet*, a diminutive form of *blanc*, "white."
Little Whinging

**Little Whinging** is a town in the English county of Surrey. Little Whinging is the home of Harry Potter, the Dursleys, and Arabella Figg. Dementors attacked Harry Potter and his cousin here in 1995.

## Known streets

Streets in this town include Wisteria Walk, Magnolia Crescent, Magnolia Road, and Privet Drive (where the Dursleys' house is located at No. 4).

## Etymology

"Whinging" is another word for whining, an activity that Vernon and Dudley Dursley particularly enjoy.
Girding Potion

> "*And this leaves you with the Girding Potion which may be consumed to increase one's endurance for a considerable number of weeks. I do warn those of you who wish to experiment with this potion that the maximum dosage is no more than two of these vials.*"
> ― Severus Snape[source]
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The **Girding Potion** is a potion that gives the consumer prolonged endurance. The maximum dosage is two vials. It has a rather foul odour, as Hermione Granger noted when making it in 1996.

## History

This is a potion learned in third year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Professor Severus Snape had his third year class brew this potion during the 1993–1994 school year. It was also one of the many potions that Hogwarts students could brew in the Potions Club in the Hogwarts greenhouses.

## Brewing instructions

The following recipe can be used to successfully make the Girding Potion:

1. Add one set of fairy wings.
2. Heat until the potion turns turquoise.
3. Add one measure of doxy eggs.
4. Heat until the potion turns pink.
5. Add the toasted dragonfly thoraxes until the potion turns red.
6. Heat until the potion turns blue.
7. Add toasted dragonfly thoraxes until the potion turns silver.
8. Heat the potion until it turns red.
9. Add three measures of doxy eggs.
10. Add some dragonfly thoraxes.
11. Heat the potion until it turns blue.
12. Add three flying seahorses.
13. Heat until the potion turns green.

## See also

* Invigoration Draught
* Vitamix Potion
* Wiggenweld Potion

## Etymology

From the English "to gird" which can mean one of three things: to encircle or bind with a belt or band; to surround, enclose or hem in; to prepare oneself for action. The latter is probably the intended meaning, a reference to its effects.
Robert McGonagall Jr

**Robert McGonagall Jr** was a Scottish half-blood wizard, who was the youngest child and second son of Muggle Robert McGonagall Snr and witch Isobel Ross.

## Biography

He revealed his magical ability at a young age. His mother and older sister Minerva worked together to teach him and his older brother, Malcolm, that they could not go around flaunting their magic. They also worked to hide the "accidents and embarrassments" that the two boys' magic sometimes caused from their father.

Robert eventually fathered at least one child. His offspring would often visit his sister's home in Hogsmeade during her brief marriage between 1981 and 1984.

Robert was killed by Death Eaters during the height of the First Wizarding War.
Sybill Trelawney's second prophecy

> "*The Dark Lord? He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named? My dear boy, that's hardly something to joke about...Rise again, indeed.... I would certainly not presume to predict anything quite as far-fetched as* that*!*"
> ― Sybill Trelawney, failing to realise she has just made a real prediction[source]
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**Sybill Trelawney's second prophecy** predicted Peter Pettigrew's escape and his return to his master, Lord Voldemort. This prophecy was made on 6 June 1994 during Harry Potter's Divination final exam. According to Harry, she went into a trance and a deep voice boomed out of her giving the following prophecy. It was her second prophecy after another she had made previously concerning Lord Voldemort and the one with the power to vanquish him. After Harry recalled the prophecy to Dumbledore, Dumbledore was impressed that Trelawney made a genuine prophecy and jokingly said he'd offer her a pay rise as this was her second prophecy.

## The Prophecy

"*It will happen tonight. The Dark Lord lies alone and friendless, abandoned by his followers. His servant has been chained these twelve years. Tonight, before midnight... the servant will break free and set out to rejoin his master. The Dark Lord will rise again with his servant's aid, greater and more terrible than ever he was. Tonight... before midnight... the servant... will set out... to rejoin... his master...*"
Quintaped

The **Quintaped**, also known as the **Hairy MacBoon**, was a dangerous magical beast with five legs, each ending in a clubfoot, and was covered with thick, red-brown hair.

## Nature

### Distribution

Quintapeds were only found of the Isle of Drear, which lied off the northernmost tip of Scotland. The isle had been made Unplottable to minimise the danger posed by these creatures.

### Interaction with humans

The quintaped was carnivorous, with a particular taste for humans and as such were extremely hostile towards them.

### Abilities

Quintaped have a certain degree of spell resistance, as they resisted the various attempts to untransfigure them back into human form.

## Uses

The five club footed legs of the Quintaped were used to represent the number five, in the runic alphabet.

## History

According to legend, Isle of Drear was once home to two Scottish wizard families, the MacBoon clan and the McClivert clan, who were apparently rivals. One fateful night, the family heads, Dugald McClivert and Quintius MacBoon, engaged in a drunken wizard's duel, which resulted in Dugald's death. In retaliation, the McCliverts snuck up on the MacBoons while they slept, turning them all into monstrous five-legged beasts. However, the MacBoons were notoriously inept wizards, and the McCliverts realized too late that they had only made the MacBoons infinitely more deadly. Resisting desperate McClivert attempts to untransfigure them, the MacBoons killed all the resident McCliverts.

Whether the legend is true or not is unclear. There are no surviving McCliverts or MacBoons today that can relay the fate of their ancestors. For their part, the Quintapeds have resisted all attempts by the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures to Untransfigure them, and they are unable to communicate with the Quintaped. It can only be assumed that, if they are indeed transfigured MacBoons, then they are happy to live the rest of their lives as Quintapeds. It is also possible that, due to this not having been a proper Animagus transformation, the MacBoons lost their intelligence in the process.

## Etymology

The prefix quint- means "five", while -ped refers to legs. Hence, "quintaped" refers to something having five legs (maybe saying Fivelegs); this leads to a mystery about a relation to the similar creature 5 Legger.
The Quint-part of the name could possibly be taken from the legend-told Quintius MacBoon whose first name starts with Quint and was transformed to a Quintaped.
Zacharias Smith

## Biographical Information

### Born

Between 1 September 1979 and 2 May 1981, Great Britain

### Title(s)

* Chaser
* Hogwarts Quidditch commentator

## Family

### Immediate Family

* Mr Smith (father)
* Sally Smith (possible relative)
* Hepzibah Smith (possible relative) †
* Helga Hufflepuff (possible distant relative) †

## Affiliation

### Loyalty

* Smith family
* Dumbledore's Army (abandoned)
* Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
	+ Hufflepuff
	+ Hufflepuff Quidditch team
Roberts family

**Roberts** was the surname of a Muggle family. In 1994, Mr Roberts, the manager of a campsite next to the location of the Quidditch World Cup Stadium, and his wife Mrs Roberts, were attacked by Death Eaters.

## Known family members

* Mr Roberts — a Muggle man, who was the manager of a campground.
* Mrs Roberts — Mr Roberts' wife.
* Roberts children — The couple's children.
Leonard Spencer-Moon

**Minister Leonard Spencer-Moon** was Minister for Magic from 1939 to 1948. He was elected at least twice.

Spencer-Moon began his career at the Ministry of Magic as a tea-boy in the Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes, and rose through the ranks from there. He became Minister for Magic following his predecessor, Hector Fawley's, political downfall for not taking Gellert Grindelwald's "For the Greater Good" revolution seriously. He proved himself a sound Minister, overseeing a period of great international turmoil in both the wizarding (global wizarding war) and the Muggle world (Second World War). He was also known to have maintained a good working relationship with Winston Churchill, the Muggle Prime Minister.

## Behind the scenes

* Coincidentally or not, "Leonard" was Winston Churchill's middle name. Also, Churchill was born into the family of the Dukes of Marlborough, a branch of the Spencer family (Churchill's full surname was, indeed, "Spencer-Churchill").
* Moon may be related to the Lily Moon sorted before Harry in PS.
Potter family

## Relationships

### Related families

Abbott family Bagshot family Black Crouch familyDippet family Dumbledore family Dupont family Dursley family Evans family Fawley family Fleamont family Gore family Greengrass family Lecuyer family (Norman french.) Longbottom family McKinnon family McLaggen family Moody family Peverell family Prewett family Prince family Ross family Scrimgeour family Sinclair family Urquart family Weasley familyWinthrop family

## Affiliation

### Loyalty

* Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
	+ Gryffindor
	+ Gryffindor Quidditch team
* British Ministry of Magic
* Department of Magical Law Enforcement
	+ Wizengamot
	+ Auror Office
* St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries
* Puddlemere United
* The Potter family investments...
* Marauders
* Slug Club
* Order of the Phoenix
* The Black family investments..

* Potioneer
* Expoealer

* Aurror
* Proprietor (shops)
* Quidditch referee
* Herbologist
* Healer
* Metal charmer
* Broom Maker
* Physician (early days to muggle n .... and wizards later just wizards.)
* Wood charmer
* Banker
* Alchemist
* Astronomer (weather)
* Author
* Muggle Relations (Henry Potter)

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Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration

> "*Your mother can’t produce food out of thin air, no one can. Food is the first of the five Principal Exceptions to Gamp’s Law of Elemental Transfigura[tion]... It’s impossible to make good food out of nothing! You can Summon it if you know where it is, you can transform it, you can increase the quantity if you’ve already got some...*"
> ― The exceptions to Gamp's Law[source]
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**Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration** is a magical law which dictates the rules of Transfiguration. There are five Principal Exceptions to Gamp's Law, one of which is food.

## Description

The formulation of Gamp's Law has not been stated, but food being one of its Principal Exceptions means that it cannot be created from nothing. Therefore, it can be reasonably inferred that Gamp's Law relates in some way to magic that creates something from nothing. It can also be inferred that the other four exceptions are other categories of substance which cannot be created from nothing.

It should be noted that while food cannot be outright created from nothing, it can be multiplied if one already has some food to multiply, it can be enlarged or the food can be summoned if one knows the approximate location and is fairly sure the food will still be there.
onjuring Charm|birds]], but whether or not they may be used in cooking to create edible or nourishing food is unknown.

## History

McGonagall summoned food from elsewhere when she presented a never ending platter of sandwiches to Snape's office from the Hogwarts kitchens. Rubeus Hagrid created additional food by using Engorgement Charms on already existing pumpkins. As one of the Principal Exceptions to Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration, good food cannot be "made from thin air", but can be multiplied if one already has some food to multiply, it can be enlarged or the food can be summoned if one knows the approximate location.

In September 1997, after Ron commented that his mother could make good food out of thin air, Hermione stated that this was impossible, as food is one of the five Principal Exceptions to this law, but this only irritated Ron, who wanted her to "speak English", but was not satisfied by her explanation.

On 1 May, 1998, after Neville Longbottom noted that the one thing that the Room of Requirement did not seem to be able to provide was food, Ron commented that food was one of the five Principal Exceptions to this law, to "general astonishment".
Prewett family

William Prewett father of Iscaa Prewett, Connor Prewett

Iscaa Prewett father or Douglas Prewett, Patrick Prewett

> "*No one lived after he decided ter kill 'em, no one except you, an' he'd killed some of the best witches and wizards of the age — the McKinnons, the Bones, the Prewetts — you were only a baby an' you lived.*"
> ― The numerous wizards murdered during the first war[source]
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**Prewett** is the surname of a pure-blood wizarding family, and one of the Sacred Twenty-Eight. They are related to the Black,  Potter, Weasley, and Macmillan families. With the deaths of Fabian and Gideon in the First Wizarding War, the status of the Prewett family is unknown, though it continues in the female line through the children of Molly Weasley and in the male line through Lancelot Prewett.

## Family history

Some members of the Prewett family would likely be labelled "blood traitors", as they were members of the Order of the Phoenix and did not believe in the ideology of blood purity. However, the attitude of the prejudiced House of Black towards the Prewetts suggests that not all members would be considered blood traitors. Lucretia Black was not disowned for marrying Ignatius Prewett, implying that the Prewetts were more accepted in elite pure-blood circles than a family like the Weasleys.

Distinctive family traits include red hair and large noses. It is unknown whether Molly's second cousin (a squib accountant) is a Pure-blood or not; he could have a muggle mother.
Sophie Potter

## Family

### Immediate Family

* Spencer Potter (father-in-law) †
* Sybil Potter (née Crouch) (mother-in-law) †
* Andrew Potter (brother-in-law)
* **Richard Potter III** (husband)
* Stephen Potter II (son)
* Helena Potter (daughter)
* Miriam Potter (née Dumbledore) (daughter-in-law) †
* Herny S Potter (grandson)
* Anthonia Potter (granddaughter)

## Affiliation

### Loyalty

* Potter family
* Longbottom family
* Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
	+ Gryffindor
St Brutus' Secure Centre for Incurably Criminal Boys

**Harry Potter**: "*Well, it'll be hard work, pretending to Aunt Marge I got to that St Whatsits-*"
**Vernon Dursley**: "*St Brutus's Secure Centre for Incurably Criminal Boys!*"
**Harry Potter**: "*Exactly. It's a lot to remember. I'll have to make it sound convincing, won't I? What if I accidentally let something slip?*"
**Vernon Dursley**: "*You'll get the stuffing knocked out of you, won't you?*"
— Harry Potter stands his ground against Vernon Dursley's threats[src]

**St Brutus's Secure Centre for Incurably Criminal Boys** is apparently an institution for "mentally subnormal" and violent adolescent males. This was the centre that Vernon Dursley told his sister Marge he was sending Harry Potter to school. Saint Brutus is the patron saint for this school. Whether this school actually exists in the Muggle world, or that it was simply invented by Uncle Vernon to hide Harry's true nature and school from other Muggles and to insult him is unclear, but there is in fact no Saint Brutus, so it is most probably imaginary. He described it as a "first-rate institution for hopeless cases."

In his third year Harry was forced to pretend he was being sent to St Brutus's in exchange for Vernon's signature on his Hogsmeade permission form, because Vernon was so worried and fearful that Marge would somehow find out about Harry's true magical identity. As part of that ruse, he asserted that students there were customarily disciplined with a cane and were frequently beaten for misbehaviour. However, as Harry unintentionally inflated Marge, he did not receive Uncle Vernon's signature.

By the summer of 1995, even the neighbourhood children in Little Whinging had been told that Harry supposedly attended this institution, and a result they were somewhat fearful of him. Despite this, they were in general much more afraid of Dudley Dursley and his gang, who had a fearsome reputation for physically bullying children, whereas Harry left the neighbourhood children alone.

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St Jerome's Church

> "*There was* [...] *a little church whose stained-glass windows were glowing jewel-bright across the square.*"
> ― Description[source]
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**St Jerome's Church** is a small church in Godric's Hollow. It is located close to the village square and next to a small graveyard, the area leading up to the church is called Church Lane. It is quite old, having been built in or before the thirteenth century.

## History

In the 1990s, the parochial vicar was the Revd. Dr Stephen Swain. Eucharist was held every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and on the weekdays (times posted on the church notice board). Eucharist was also held in religious festivals, such as Christmas, and baptisms were also conducted on this holiday. The parish also arranged weddings and funerals and Eucharist was held there on every Sunday and weekdays in church. Saint Jerome was the patron saint of this church.

There is a large stained-glass window with a depiction of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus over the door to the church.

## Also see

* Christening of James Potter I
* Christening of Harry Potter

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Rolf Scamander

## Family

### Immediate Family

* Newt Scamander (grandfather)
* Porpentina Scamander (grandmother)
* Queenie Goldstein (grandaunt)
* Luna Scamander (née Lovegood) (wife)
* Lorcan Scamander (son)
* Lysander Scamander (son)
* Xenophilius Lovegood (father-in-law)

## Affiliation

### Occupation

* Magizoologist
* Chief Consulting Magizoologist to the *Daily Prophet*

### Loyalty

* Scamander family
* Lovegood family
* Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
	+ Hufflepuff
Tom Riddle

## Tom Marvolo Riddle

### Died

2 May, 1998 (aged 71) Great Hall, Hogwarts Castle, Highlands, Scotland, Great Britain * buried next to his father and grandparents

### Also known as

* Lord Voldemort (self-proclaimed title and chosen name)
* You-Know-Who (by Wizarding community)
* He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named (by Wizarding community)
* The Dark Lord by Death Eaters and occasionally Albus Dumbledore.
* Your Lordship (by Wormtail)
* Lord Voldything (by Vernon Dursley)
* Lord Thingy (by Cornelius Fudge)
* Chief Death Eater by Lee Jordan on Potterwatch
* Heir of Slytherin
* Voldy (by Peeves)
* He Who Could Not Be Named (by Rita Skeeter)
* Mouldy Voldy (by Scorpius Malfoy)
* You-Know-You-Know-Who (by Fred and George)

### Title(s)

* Prefect
* Head Boy
* Dark Lord
* Heir of Slytherin

## Family

### Immediate Family

* Tom Riddle Snr (father) †
* Merope Gaunt (mother) †
* Thomas Riddle (paternal grandfather) †
* Mary Riddle (paternal grandmother) †
* Marvolo Gaunt (maternal grandfather) †
* Morfin Gaunt (maternal uncle) †

## Magical Characteristics

### Wand

* 13½", Yew, phoenix feather core
* 18", Elm, dragon heartstring (temporary)
* 15", Elder, Thestral tail hair core

## Affiliation

### Occupation

* Assistant at Borgin and Burkes (formerly)

### Loyalty

* Death Eaters
* Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
	+ Slytherin
	+ Slug Club
* British Ministry of Magic
* Borgin and Burkes
The Warlock's Hairy Heart

> "*Warlock's Hairy Heart is really, quite gothic, it's quite dark that one, and Voldemort would've done well to know that story before he set out on his campaign of terror.*"
> ― J. K. Rowling[source]
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***The Warlock's Hairy Heart*** is one of the stories in the wizarding fairy tales collection, *The Tales of Beedle the Bard* . This story is the darkest of the five stories from *The Tales of Beedle the Bard* , and it is intended to teach young wizards and witches not to dabble with the Dark Arts.

It is also the only story that Beatrix Bloxam did not rewrite in *The Toadstool Tales*, as it traumatised her when she was a child. The warlock's ability to remove his own heart from his own body and preserve his own life with it stored externally is considered an impossibility outside of fairy tales, as Albus Dumbledore commented.

## Summary

The main character of the story is a handsome, skilled and rich young warlock who saw emotions as a weakness, and decides to take measures to prevent himself from ever falling in love, using the Dark Arts. The Warlock becomes deluded, believing himself to be envied for his "perfect" solitude, which makes him all the more upset to overhear two servants talking about him; one servant is taking pity on him, while the other is ridiculing him for not having found a wife. This swings a blow to the Warlock's pride, and he decides to find a beautiful, magically talented and wealthy young maiden, so that he will be envied by all.

The next day, he has the fortune of meeting such a woman; though the maiden is both "fascinated and repelled" by the Warlock, he persuades her, along with her family, to come to a dinner feast at his castle. The Warlock attempts to flatter the young woman, using words he steals from a poet. The maiden retorts that she would only believe such lovely words if she thought he had a heart. The Warlock takes her down to the dungeon of his castle and shows her an enchanted crystal casket, within which lies his own beating heart.

Because the heart had been parted from its body for so long, it had become shrivelled and covered in black hair. The maiden asks the Warlock to put his heart back inside his chest, which he does. The woman is so pleased that she runs forwards and embraces him. However, the heart had been consumed by the Dark magic used to remove it, and had degenerated into a savage, bestial state, driving the Warlock to take by force a truly human heart. He tears out the maiden's heart to replace his own, but his own heart is too strong and does not allow him to use magic. Not wanting to be mastered by his heart, he cut his own heart out. Before he could replace his own heart with the maiden's heart, he died across the
maiden's dead body with one heart in each hand.
London Borough of Islington

The **London Borough of Islington** is a London borough in Inner London. It was formed in 1965 by merging the former metropolitan boroughs of Islington and Finsbury.

In 1993, while Harry Potter was a passenger escaping from Little Whinging, the Knight Bus passed between two Muggle double-decker buses, one of which was en route to Islington.

Grimmauld Place is a street located on this borough.
Umbridge family

**Umbridge** is the surname of a wizarding family that has both muggle and magical heritage. They are related to the Muggle Cracknell family, and may be related to the pure-blood Selwyn family.

## Known family members

* Orford Umbridge - retired Ministry of Magic employee, worked at the Magical Maintenance Department, husband of Ellen Cracknell (later separated), father of Dolores and a son
* Dolores Jane Umbridge - daughter of Orford and Ellen, Senior Undersecretary to the Minister for Magic, Defence against the Dark Arts Professor at Hogwarts School, ex-Hogwarts High Inquisitor, and Head of the Muggle-born Registration Commission. Later imprisoned in Azkaban for crimes against Muggle-borns.
* Dolores Umbridge's brother - second child of Orford and Ellen, a Squib who lives in the muggle world.

## Etymology

* The name Umbridge comes from the expression "to take umbrage", which means offence or insult.
Leopold Potter

## Family

### Immediate Family

* Hardwin Potter (Grandfather) †
* Iolanthe Potter (née Peverell) (Grandmother) †
* Zachary Potter (father) †
* Elizabeth Potter (née Buxton) (mother) †
* Alphonso Potter (brother) †
* Isibeal Potter (née Winthrop) (sister-in-law) †
* Adeline Potter (née Seddon) (wife) †
* Cordelia Potter (daughter)
* Humfrey Potter (son) †
* Isobella Potter (née Ross) (daughter-in-law) †
* Edmund Potter (Grandson) †
* Charlotte Potter (née Lecuyer) (Granddaughter-in-law) †
* Nicholas Potter (Grandson) †
* Florence Potter (née Oddpick) (Granddaughter-in-law)

## Affiliation

### Loyalty

* Potter family
* Seddon family
* Buxton family
* Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
	+ Gryffindor
Phineas Nigellus Black

## Biographical Information

### Title(s)

* Professor
* Headmaster
* Supreme

## Family

### Immediate Family

* Cygnus Black I (father)
* Ella Max (mother)
* Sirius Black I (brother)
* Elladora Black (sister)
* Iola Black (sister)
* Ursula Flint (wife)
* Sirius Black II (son)
* Phineas Black (son)
* Cygnus Black II (son)
* Belvina Black (daughter)
* Arcturus Black II (son)
* Arcturus Black I (possible uncle)
* Arcturus Black III (grandson)
* Lycoris Black (granddaughter)
* Regulus Black I (grandson)
* Pollux Black (grandson)
* Cassiopeia Black (granddaughter)
* Marius Black (grandson)
* Dorea Black (granddaughter)
* Callidora Black (granddaughter)
* Cedrella Black (granddaughter)
* Charis Black (granddaughter)
* Hesper Gamp (daughter-in-law)
* Violetta Bulstrode (daughter-in-law)
* Herbert Burke (son-in-law)<
* Lysandra Yaxley (daughter-in-law)
* Bob Hitchens (brother-in-law)
* House of Black

## Affiliation

### Loyalty

* Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
	+ Slytherin
* House of Black
Quality Quidditch Supplies

> "*Quality Quidditch Supplies is a shop in Diagon Alley, which stocks racing brooms and the Quidditch robes of popular teams.*"
> ― Description[source]
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**Quality Quidditch Supplies** is a store in North Side, Diagon Alley. It stocks many Quidditch related items such as, Quaffles, Bludgers, broomsticks, and a Quidditch Starter Kit.

This is where Harry Potter saw his first broomstick, the Nimbus 2000, and later the Nimbus 2001 and the Firebolt. It is possible that Harry bought Ron his Quidditch keeping gloves and Broom Compass from this store.

## History

> "*But Black couldn't have bought a Firebolt! He's on the run! The whole country's on the lookout for him! How could he just walk into Quality Quidditch Supplies and buy a broomstick?*"
> ― Discussing the origin of Harry Potter's Firebolt[source]
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Quality Quidditch Supplies also once displayed a full set of Chudley Cannons robes in the front window.

Quality Quidditch Supplies was Harry Potter’s favourite shop in Diagon Alley. He visited it often when he stayed for three weeks at the Leaky Cauldron, since that summer the new Firebolt racing broom had been introduced and the shop had one on display. However, he did not like the idea of the "price on demand" and realised that he already had a perfectly acceptable Nimbus 2000.

At Christmas that year, he received a Firebolt anonymously from whom he later discovered to be his godfather, Sirius Black. (Sirius considered this thirteen years of birthday and Christmas presents to Harry.) Quality Quidditch Supplies also once displayed a full set of Chudley Cannons robes in the front window.

## Items Sold

* Quidditch balls
	+ Quaffles
	+ Bludgers
		- Spiked Bludgers
	+ Golden Snitches
* Broomsticks
	+ Comet 260
	+ Nimbus 2000
	+ Nimbus 2001
	+ Firebolt
	+ Likely other models
	+ Used brooms
* Quidditch Starter Kits
* Broomstick Servicing Kit (likely)
* Quidditch uniforms
	+ Hogwarts Quidditch Robes

* Quidditch armour
	+ Quidditch gloves
	+ Quidditch Helmet
* Robes
* Rope Belts
Witch Weekly's Most Charming Smile Award

> "*Me, Gilderoy Lockhart, Order of Merlin, Third Class, Honorary Member of the Dark Force Defence League, and five-time winner of* Witch Weekly*s Most-Charming-Smile Award -- but I don't talk about that. I didn't get rid of the Bandon Banshee by smiling at her!*"
> ― Gilderoy Lockhart[source]
>
>

***Witch Weekly's* Most Charming Smile Award** is an award given out by *Witch Weekly Magazine* regularly, in association with the Witches' League. Gilderoy Lockhart won this award five times.

By 1992, *Witch Weekly* President Lady Wimborne was listed on the diploma given out with the award.
Puffskein

> "*Round, furry creatures adored by wizard children.*"
> ― Description[source]
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A **Puffskein** is a small magical beast covered in soft fur and spherical in shape. It is a popular wizarding pet found worldwide, that does not object to being cuddled or thrown about.

The collective noun used to refer to a group of puffskeins is *poffle*.

## Nature

The Puffskein is a scavenger, eating anything from leftovers to spiders, but it particularly likes to use its long thin pink tongue to eat wizards' bogeys while they sleep.

The Puffskein is easy to care for, and they are known to emit a low humming sound when they are content. Shaved (or trimmed with a clipper) Puffskein hair has magical properties, and is useful as a potion ingredient, such as in Zygmunt Budge's variation of the Laughing Potion, which requires a few handfuls.

## History

According to Albus Dumbledore, a copy of (FB) resides in almost every wizarding household in the country, used by generations of wizards, in search of the best way, to cure their pet Puffskein of drinking out of the toilet.

Ron Weasley owned a Puffskein at one point. Its demise is attributed to Fred, who supposedly used it for Bludger practise.

George Weasley reported that a nest of dead puffskeins was discovered by Molly Weasley at 12 Grimmauld Place under the sofa in the drawing room in August 1995.

Zygmunt Budge considered Puffskeins as largely pointless creatures, although invaluable for the Potioneer, and the fact that anyone would want such a tedious beast as a pet was quite beyond him.

The Magical Menagerie sold Puffskeins.

They were the favourite creature of the Gryffindor student Ben Copper at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, who attended the school in the 1980s.

They were modified by Fred and George to create Pygmy Puffs.

## See also

* Weasleys' Puffskein
* Weasleys' Puffskein patch
* Hogwarts Puffskein Patch
Richard Potter II

## Biographical Information

### Born

6 January, 1488Godric's Hollow, West Country, England, Great Britain

## Family

### Immediate Family

* Alfred Potter (grandfather)
* Stephanie Potter (née  Fawley) (grandmother)
* Benedict Potter (father)
* Mary Potter II (née  Dippet) (mother)

* Mary Potter III (née  Dupont) (wife) †
* Frederick Potter (son)
* Symond Potter II (son)

* Nicole Potter (née Prewett) (daughter-in-law) †
* Christopher Potter (grandson)
* Matthew Potter (grandson)
Sirius Black II

**Sirius Black II** (1877 – 1952) was a pure-blood wizard , the eldest son of Phineas Nigellus Black and Ursula Flint, and brother of Phineas, Cygnus Black II, Belvina and Arcturus; husband of Hesper Gamp, father of Arcturus Black III, Lycoris, and Regulus, and great-grandfather of Sirius Black III and Regulus Arcturus Black (and namesake of the former).

He is depicted on the Black family tree tapestry.
Wizengamot Administration Services

> "*Justice demands accountability, and that means record-keeping.*"
> ― Amelia Bones[source]
>
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The **Wizengamot Administration Services** was an office located on Level 2 of the Ministry of Magic headquarters. It was a part of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, which undertook administrative and clerical duties for the Wizengamot. Its functions appeared to be analogous to Muggle court registries; this would typically include maintenance of court documents, hearing dates, judges' schedules, and the administration of legal proceedings.
Second Wizarding War

### Result

Order of the Phoenix/Dumbledore's Army/allies victory. Death of Voldemort and defeat of Death Eaters.

Commanders| * Rufus Scrimgeour †
* Albus Dumbledore †
* Harry Potter
* Minerva McGonagall
* Alastor Moody †
* Kingsley Shacklebolt
* Neville Longbottom
* Bane
* Kreacher
* Bellatrix Lestrange †
* Lucius Malfoy (reformed)
* Fenrir Greyback
* Pius Thicknesse (Imperiused)

Combatants| \*[[Order of the Phoenix] (around 20)* Dumbledore's Army (20+)
* Ministry of Magic
* Hogsmeade militia
* Centaurs (50+)
* House-elves (100+)
* Thestrals (10+)
* Ghosts
* Buckbeak
* Grawp
* Ministry of Magic (under Pius Thicknesse (Imperiused), late war)
* Giants (2+)
* Dementors (100+)
* Acromantulas (100+)
* Werewolves (50+)
* Inferi (100+)
* Snatchers<

Casualties| * 50-70 killed in action,
* Cedric Diggory
* Broderick Bode
* Sirius Black
* Amelia Bones
* Emmeline Vance
* Florean Fortescue
* Mrs Abbott
* Montgomery
* Albus Dumbledore
* Charity Burbage
* Hedwig
* Alastor Moody
* Rufus Scrimgeour
* Mykew Gregorovitch
* Bathilda Bagshot
* Ted Tonks
* Dirk Cresswell
* Gornuk
* Dobby
* Fred Weasley I
* Remus Lupin
* Nymphadora Tonks
* Colin Creevey
* Severus Snape
* Peter Pettigrew
* Vincent Crabbe
* Nagini
* Bellatrix Lestrange
* Lord Voldemort
* Igor Karkaroff

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The incident at The shrieking Shack

One year Sirius Black thought it would be funny to lure his arch-nemesis Severus Snape to the Shack where Lupin was due for his monthly transformation, in order to eliminate Snape from spying on them. James Potter saved Severus in time, but not before Snape witnessed what Remus Lupin was, though he was forbidden from telling anyone else.

## History

before hand

Potter got called

## The Punishment

Severus Snape wanted to punishment for Sirius to be expulsion from Hogwarts. However, due to the Fleamont and Euphemia Potter presents in the meeting and the Blacks family standing within wizarding society. Horace Slughorn, wasn't prepared to push for such a harsh punishment. In the end Sirius had a Friday afternoon detention for the rest of the year, along with being banned from playing Quidditch for the rest of the school year. This ultimate lead to Gryffindor lossing the Quidditch Cup due to Sirius's absence.
Thomas Riddle

**Thomas Riddle** (1880–1943) was a very wealthy English Muggle who owned most of the town of Little Hangleton. He and his wife Mary had a son named Tom. The Riddles were snobby and looked down on the poverty-stricken House of Gaunt who lived nearby. Although the Gaunts were also unpopular, frowned upon due to their squalour and ill manners by most of the village, the Riddle looked down on most of the families in the village as well, becoming very unpopular amongst the locals. He was murdered along with his wife and son by his own grandson, Tom Marvolo Riddle.

## Biography

### Early life

Thomas was born in 1880. At some point he married Mary, who would give birth to their son, Tom, in 1905.

### Son's marriage

The elderly Riddle couple suffered a great scandal when Tom mysteriously eloped and married Merope Gaunt, the daughter of the insane Marvolo Gaunt. The pair left for London, but Tom soon returned to his parents' home, claiming to have been "hood-winked" and "taken in" by Merope. This may have referred to her being a witch and probably using a Love Potion on him to obtain his affections, or to her pregnancy.

### Murder

In 1943, Tom was confronted by his son from his forced marriage to Merope Gaunt—Tom Marvolo Riddle, who had been left in an orphanage after his mother's death and who was a very powerful wizard. Thomas was murdered by his grandson with the Killing Curse, as were his wife and son, leaving the three with horrified faces at their deaths, and no medical reason for how three perfectly healthy persons died just like that. Riddle then framed his uncle Morfin Gaunt for the crime, and Morfin was imprisoned in Azkaban by the Magical justice system. While the Muggle authorities could not figure out how the Riddles had died, many people suspected their gardener, Frank Bryce, of being the killer. However, the Muggle police never prepared charges against Bryce, due to lack of evidence. Thomas was buried in the Little Hangleton graveyard along with his son and wife. Due to their attitude towards the locals the only mourners for them were the parson, the mortician and the gravediggers. However, the murders did become the talk of the town, and residents of Little Hangleton did question what had happened and if it could reoccur.

## Extra

* Albus Dumbledore refers to Riddle’s child, Tom (senior) as "the squire’s son." "Squire" is a British term referring to the leader of an English village, often a justice of the peace or a member of Parliament, indicating Thomas’s status in Muggle society.

## Etymology

The name "Thomas" is the Greek form of the Aramaic name תָּאוֹמָא (*Ta'oma*’) which meant "twin".
Wiggenweld Potion

> "*Today you will learn to brew the Wiggenweld Potion. It is a powerful healing potion that can be used to heal injuries, or reverse the effects of a Sleeping Draught.*"
> ― Professor Severus Snape describes this potion to a first-year Potions class[source]
>
>

The **Wiggenweld Potion** is a healing potion with the power to cure injuries, and is the antidote to the Sleeping Draught and the Draught of Living Death.

## History

A Wizard Prince once used this potion to awaken an Unidentified Princess who had been given the Draught of Living Death by the Hag Leticia Somnolens. The prince first smeared some of the potion on his lips and then kissed the princess, awakening her from her slumber.

## Brewing instructions

The instructions for brewing the Wiggenweld Potion are thus:

1. Add salamander blood until the potion turns red.
2. Stir until the potion turns orange.
3. Add more salamander blood, this time until it turns yellow.
4. Stir until the potion turns green.
5. Add more salamander blood, until the potion turns turquoise.
6. Heat until it turns indigo.
7. Add more salamander blood until the potion turns pink.
8. Heat until the potion turns red.
9. Add five lionfish spines.
10. Heat until the potion turns yellow.
11. Add five more lionfish spines.
12. Add flobberworm mucus, until the potion turns purple.
13. Stir until it turns red.
14. Add more flobberworm mucus, this time until it turns orange.
15. Stir till it turns yellow.
16. Add Honey water until it turns back to a turquoise colour.
17. Add another few drops of boom berry juice.
18. Stir the potion again, then let it simmer for thirty minutes.
19. Take the potion away from the heat and allow it to cool, when it is cool its ready for use.

## Etymology

*"Wiggentree"* or *"Wiggen Tree"* is the name which in Great Britain is given to the Mountain Ash (a species of the genus *Sorbus*) because, it has traditionally been used as an anti-witching device.

*"Wiggen"* from the old Breton means *"strength"*, *"bravery"* or still *"courage"*. As for *"weld"*, it is an English word which means "*join together by heating to the point of melting*"'**.**

Thus, *"Wiggenweld Potion"* would mean literally *"Welder Strength"* or *"Who Welds the Strength Potion"*.
Vernon Dursley

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* Josephine Evans (mother-in-law) †
* Lily Potter (née Evans)

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* Harry Potter (nephew)
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* Harry Potter (nephew)
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Severus Snape

## Biographical Information

### Born

9 January, 1960,Spinner's End, Cokeworth, Midlands, England, Great Britain

### Died

2 May, 1998 (aged 38) Shrieking Shack, Hogsmeade, Highlands, Scotland

### Also known as

* Half-Blood Prince
* Snivellus (by Marauders)
* Sev (by Lily Evans)
* Slytherus Snape (*Potterwatch*)
* The Bravest Man I've ever known (by Harry Potter)

### Title(s)

* Professor
* Head of Slytherin House
* Headmaster

## Family

### Immediate Family

* Tobias Snape (father)
* Eileen Snape (née Prince) (mother)

## Affiliation

### Occupation

* Potions Master at Hogwarts (1981-1996)
* Head of Slytherin House (1981-1997)
* Professor of Defence Against the Dark Arts at Hogwarts (1996-1997)
* Headmaster of Hogwarts (1997-1998)

### Loyalty

* Snape family
* Prince family
* Lily Potter
* Harry Potter
* Albus Dumbledore
* Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
	+ Slytherin
* Voldemort (defected)
* Death Eaters (defected)
* Order of the Phoenix