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Mary Doyle

**Mary Doyle** (born 3 July, 1976) was an Irish half-blood witch who attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from 1 September, 1987 to June 1994. She was born in Tuamgraney, a village in County Clare. She had an older sister, Fiona, who also turned out to be a witch. She had a cousin, Brennan Doyle, who also attended Hogwarts.

After finishing school in 1994, Mary moved to London, England. In 1997, she was taken in to the Ministry of Magic for questioning but could not give the location of her father, Brian, up to the Muggle-Born Registration Commission. Her and her cousin Brennan were eventually sentenced to time in Azkaban, but they escaped and went on the run.

## Biography

### Early life

Mary Doyle was born on 3 July, 1976, to a muggle-born father and a witch mother in Tuamgraney, a village in eastern County Clare in the west of Ireland and a civil parish by the same name. Situated a kilometre from the River Graney which flows into Lough Derg, it is an ancient settlement, noted for St Cronán's Church, said to be the oldest church in constant use in Ireland.

Mary grew up with an older sister, Fiona, who was found to be a witch.

#### Hogwarts years

She received her Hogwarts letter in the summer of 1987. That same summer, she presumably visited Diagon Alley, located in London, and purchased a wand made of fir and unicorn hair from Ollivander's Wand Shop. On 1 September, 1987, she boarded the train for Hogwarts and was sorted into Gryffindor House that same night.

She left the school in 1994 upon the completion of her seventh year.

#### Employment

Mary moved to London after finishing school, but it is unclear whether she attained a job or what industry she joined.

### Later life

She was taken in for questioning as to the whereabouts of her father along with her cousin Brennan Doyle, in 1997 upon the activation of the Muggle-Born Registration Commission. Her and her cousin Brennan were eventually arrested, but they escaped when Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, and Ronald Weasley broke into the Ministry of Magic and unexpectedly freed several muggle-borns awaiting sentencing for their trials.

## Etymology

The name "Mary" is the English form of *Maria*, which was the Latin form of the New Testament Greek names Μαριαμ (*Mariam*) and Μαρια (*Maria*) - the spellings are interchangeable - which were from the Hebrew name מִרְיָם (*Miryam*). The meaning is not known for certain, but there are several theories including "sea of bitterness", "rebelliousness", and "wished for child". However it was most likely originally an Egyptian name, perhaps derived
 in part from *mry* "beloved" or mr "love".

Doyle is a patronymic surname of Irish origin. The name is an Anglicisation of the Irish Ó Dubhghaill, meaning "descendant of Dubhghall".
Henry Marlowe

**Henry Marlowe** (born 1 June, 1981) was an English half-blood wizard who began attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 1992. He was born in Chelmsford, Essex, England.

He was a classmate of Ginny Weasley and Aquila Black's, and was a student of Hufflepuff House. He shared a dormitory with Stanley Ingham, George Stebbins, and Evander Bourdillon.

## Biography

### Early life

Henry Marlowe was born on 1 June, 1981, in Chelmsford, Essex, England. Chelmsford is an English city and the main area of the City of Chelmsford district, and the county town of Essex, in the East of England. It is located in the London commuter belt, approximately 30 miles (48 km) northeast of the notional centre of London at Charing Cross and approximately 22 miles (35 km) from Colchester.

### Hogwarts years

He received his Hogwarts letter in the summer of 1992. That same summer, he presumably visited Diagon Alley, located in London, and purchased a wand made of pine and unicorn hair from Ollivander's Wand Shop. On 1 September, 1992, he boarded the train for Hogwarts and was sorted into Hufflepuff House that same night. He shared a dormitory with Stanley Ingham and Evander Bourdillon.

By his third year of school, he had made friends with the boys in his dormitory, George Stebbins, Stanley Ingham, and Evander Bourdillon, as well as a few of the boys from Ravenclaw, and they all were observed by Aquila Black on a summer's day as *"...a group of handsome boys, wandering the shore, seemingly with no aim at all... three of them fell in the lake..."*

## Etymology

His name comes from French *Henri*, from Late Latin *Henricus*, from German *Heinrich*, from Old High German *Heimerich*, meaning literally "the ruler of the house."

From a surname that was derived from a place name meaning "remnants of a lake" in Old English. A famous bearer of the surname was the English playwright Christopher Marlowe (1564-1593).
Maisie Cattermole's bedroom

## Location information

### Location

First floor landing of 27 Chislehurst Gardens, Great Tolling, Evesham, Worcestershire, England

### Permanent residents

Maisie Cattermole

**Maisie Cattermole's bedroom** was located on the first floor of 27 Chislehurst Gardens. This bedroom was inhabited by Maisie Cattermole after her parents' divorce and she and her father moved into 27 Chislehurst Gardens, from the age of seven.

## History

### Early history

Maisie's bedroom was the second-largest bedroom. Since the house had been originally owned by her grandparents, Otto and Darcy Cattermole (née Marchbanks), it had previously belonged to her father, Reginald Cattermole, when he was a boy. Otto purchased 27 Chislehurst Gardens in 1956, when Maisie's father was a year old.

### Recent history

Maisie and her father moved into the house in 1988, after Reginald and her mother Esia, who was a muggle, got a divorce. Maisie was six years old when she was attacked by a werewolf in her childhood home in Honeybourne, and her parents separated when she was seven. From that point on, the bedroom became her own.

## Description

Maisie's bedroom was described as not having a very particular design, with a bed and a wooden sidetable, and pieces of furniture that looked as though they had been collected as the years wore on. The walls and bedspread was girly. She owned a muggle vinyl record player which sat on her desk, and there was a photograph of her mother on one of the walls.
Drawing Room

## The Drawing Room

The **Drawing Room** was a room inside 12 Grimmauld Place, a nine-bedroomed house in London belonging to the Black family. It was located on the first floor of the estate. Number 12 Grimmauld Place was formerly a handsome Muggle townhouse built in London.

## Description

The drawing room was at one time exquisite, with large windows overlooking the street in front of the house, a large fireplace flanked by two ornate glass-fronted cabinets, and an entire wall covered with a tapestry of the Black family tree.

In the summer of 1995, though, the room mostly just needed a good cleaning, as the curtains were filled with doxies, the writing desk housed a boggart, and the dark items in the cabinets — from snakeskins to bottles of blood to boxes of Wartcap Powder — were ready to put up a fight against anyone trying to clean them up.

It was in this room that Kreacher stored Slytherin’s locket when he couldn’t get it open, and it was in this room that Harry, Ron, and Hermione slept (Hermione on the sofa cushions) when they returned to the house two years later to hide from the Ministry.
Lady Desdemona Rowle

## Lady Desdemona Rowle (née Malfoy)

**Lady Desdemona Rowle** (née **Malfoy**) (14 June, 1672 - 11 April, 1751) was a pure-blood witch, the seventh child of thirteen born to Saturnius Malfoy, the 10th Duke of Wiltshire, and Ambrosia Malfoy (nèe Sidney), Duchess of Wiltshire. She was born in Marlborough at Malfoy Manor. She had one brother and eleven sisters.

She had a twin sister, Cosette, who did not survive childhood. She married Theophilius Rowle in 1690, and had three children with him over the course of ten years. They were Damocles, Alphonse, and Helga.

## Biography

### Early life

Lady Desdemona Malfoy was born on 14 June, 1672, to Ambrosia Sidney, Duchess of Wiltshire, in Malfoy Manor, Marlborough, Wiltshire, England, alongside her twin sister, Cosette. Her father was Saturnius Malfoy, 10th Duke of Wiltshire. At the time of her birth, Desdemona had six older sisters, Aurelia, Hermia, Portia, Drusilla, Ophelia, and Aquila.

Over the course of her childhood, Drusilla's mother, Ambrosia, had six more children. Many of them, including Desdemona's older sisters Ophelia, Aquila, and younger sisters Cosette, and Saturnina, died young. Desdemona and her sisters' births were considered great disappointments by Saturnius Malfoy, who longed for a male heir.

When she was seven years old, her twin sister, Cosette, died of dragon pox.

#### Hogwarts years

Desdemona was the sixth Malfoy daughter to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Her older sister, Aurelia, was sent to court and never to school, which some historians find odd. Nevertheless, Desdemona began her education at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in September 1683. She was sorted into Slytherin House on 1 September, 1683.

### Later life

After Desdemona left Hogwarts, she became betrothed to Theophilius Rowle, a member of the Noble and Most Ancient House of Rowle, another prominent pure-blood familiy in the Wizarding World. They married in 1690, when Desdemona was eighteen years old.

Over the course of ten years, Desdemona gave birth to three children with Rowle: They were Damocles, Alphonse, and Helga. She died on 11 April, 1751, at the age of 78, near Devil's Dyke, West Sussex, England.

## Etymology

Desdemona is universally remembered as William Shakespeare's “ill-fated” wife in his great tragedy “The Tragedy of Othello, A Moor in Venice” (c. 1602). The name comes from the Greek “dysdaimon” (δυσδαιμων) which means, appropriately, “ill-starred”.
Cresswell family

**Cresswell** is the surname of a family that started out Muggle. In 1961, however, a wizard, Dirk Cresswell, was born into the family. In 1998, Dirk was killed by Snatchers, leaving behind a wife and at least two sons. During the Battle of Hogwarts, the youngest, Jonathan, was killed defending the castle on 2 May, 1998, becoming the youngest victim to die in that exact battle.

## History

The family began in the year 1961, when Dirk Cresswell, a muggle-born wizard, was born to non-magical parents in the village of Sedgley, Dudley, Staffordshire, England. Dirk Cresswell began attending Hogwarts in 1972 and was sorted into Gryffindor House. Right after leaving school, he married Millicent Fawley, and they had a son, Geoffrey, in 1981.

Dirk later became the Head of the Goblin Liaison Office at the Ministry of Magic, and was considered by many to be a great wizard. He spoke fluent Gobbledegook. When the Ministry was taken over by Lord Voldemort, Dirk attempted to use a forged family tree in order to claim wizarding heritage, but was discovered by Albert Runcorn. He went on the run to avoid the Muggle-Born Registration Commission, but was eventually caught and murdered by Snatchers.

Both of his sons stayed to fight in the Battle of Hogwarts. Geoffrey survived, but Johnny was killed.

## Family Members

* Dirk Cresswell — a Muggle-born wizard and the head of the Goblin Liaison Office; killed by Snatchers in 1998
* Millicent Cresswell (née Fawley) — wife of Dirk
* Geoffrey Cresswell — son of Dirk, born 1981
* Jonathan "Johnny" Cresswell — son of Dirk, born 1983

## Etymology

Cresswell means "stream where watercress grows," from the Old English *caerse*, "watercress," and *well*, "stream" or "spring." It is the name of several villages in England (as is the alternate spelling Creswell).
Marnie Hargrave

## Marnie Louise Hargrave

**Marnie Louise Hargrave** (born 30 December, 1980) was the second child and first-born daughter of Cornelius and Floriane Hargrave née Aubrey. She was born in Truro, Cornwall, England and was a pureblood witch. She had an older brother, Arthur, and two younger sisters, Alice and Doris. She was a helpful classmate and was arguably one of the smartest students in her year.

She was a descendant of the prominent Aubrey and McKinnon families. In her fifth year of school, she was chosen as Prefect.

## Biography

### Early life (1980s)

Marnie was born in Truro, Cornwall, England. Her mother died when she was seven years old of an incurable illness, and she and her older brother Arthur came to Hogwarts being able to see Thestrals. Her little sisters, Alice and Doris, were too little to understand what happened to their mother. Their father, Cornelius, tried to give his children the happiest childhood he could despite the circumstances. He took them to many Quidditch games in the hope that all four children would catch, but only Arthur and Doris became such fans. They supported the Falmouth Falcons. Marnie preferred to stay inside and read. She was a quiet child.

### Hogwarts years (1990s)

Marnie was Sorted into Ravenclaw House on 1 September 1992. Her father had been a Ravenclaw, and she wanted to follow her older brother's example. Whilst there, she grew particularly close to her cousin Bertram Aubrey, also known as Bertie, and Aquila Black, on some days when she wasn't with her other friends. Marnie grew to long the other girl's company until they saw each other every day, but that wasn't until their third year at school.

She had a great interest in Divination despite the subject being "woolly" and had reverence for Professor Trelawney, even though she was something of a fraud. She took up an interest in healing as well, perhaps hoping to prevent what happened to her mother with another person.

## Etymology

The name *Marnie*originates from several languages, including Hebrew, meaning "rejoice", and Latin as a variant of "Marina", meaning "of the sea". It also has derivations from Gaelic and Swahili.
Garanda's Tokyo Sea of Flames Operation!!

Kamen Rider Amazon, Episode 16

## Episode Guide

***Garanda's Tokyo Sea of Flames Operation!!*** (ガランダーの東京火の海作戦！！, *Garandā no Tōkyō Hi no Umi Sakusen!!*) is the sixteenth episode of *Kamen Rider Amazon*. It received a theatrical showing as the *Kamen Rider Amazon* movie.

## Cast

* Amazon (Daisuke Yamamoto) (アマゾン (山本 大介), *Amazon (Yamamoto Daisuke)*): Tōru Okazaki (岡崎 徹, *Okazaki Tōru*)
* Tōbei Tachibana (立花 藤兵衛, *Tachibana Tōbee*): Akiji Kobayashi (小林 昭二, *Kobayashi Akiji*)
* Masahiko Okamura (岡村 まさひこ, *Okamura Masahiko*): Yōji Matsuda (松田 洋治, *Matsuda Yōji*)
* Ritsuko Okamura (岡村 りつ子, *Okamura Ritsuko*): Mariko Matsuoka (松岡 まりこ, *Matsuoka Mariko*)
* Mogura Beastman (モグラ獣人, *Mogura Jūjin*, Voice): Ryūji Saikachi (槐 柳二, *Saikachi Ryūji*)
* Great Emperor Zero (ゼロ大帝, *Zero Taitei*): Hirohisa Nakata (中田 博久, *Nakata Hirohisa*)
* Narrator (ナレーター, *Narētā*): Gorō Naya (納谷 悟朗, *Naya Gorō*)

### Guest cast

* Peddler (Diving Beetle Beastman) (行商人（ゲンゴロウ獣人）, *Gyōshōnin (Gengorō Kemonohito)*): Mitsuo Ando (安藤 三男, *Andō Mitsuo*)
	+ Diving Beetle Beastman (ゲンゴロウ獣人, *Gengorō Jūjin*, Voice): Kazuo Hayashi (林一夫, *Hayashi Kazuo*)

## Digital Releases

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* *Kamen Rider Amazon* DVD Volume 2 features episodes 13-24.

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* The complete *Kamen Rider Amazon* series was released in a Blu-ray boxset.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.toei-video.co.jp/DVD/riderguide.html#l6-7
2. ↑ https://www.toei-video.co.jp/special/amazon/
Bridget Symons

**Bridget Symons** (born 13 August, 1962) was a pure-blood witch who attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from 1 September, 1974 to June 1981. She was a member of the Symons family who lived in Knottingley, Wakefield, West Yorkshire. She had an older brother called Ogden and two younger sisters, Amelia and Annie.

She was working for the Magical Law Enforcement Patrol by 1985 for the Ministry of Magic. The Magical Law Enforcement Patrol (formerly the Magical Law Enforcement Squad) was tasked with general law enforcement, like with the Muggle police. Her brother, Ogden, was also employed by the Ministry of Magic, but as an Apparation Examiner.

## Biography

### Early life

Bridget Symons was born on 13 August, 1962, in Knottingley, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England. She was born into the Symons family, a family of modest means. She had an older brother called Ogden, and two younger sisters, Amelia and Annie. Knottingley is a town within the metropolitan borough of the City of Wakefield in West Yorkshire, England on the River Aire.

Her family did not have much money growing up and they lived in a small house in the middle of town, amongst muggles, but it had previously belonged to Bridget's grandfather. Her grandmother, a widow, lived in the country and they saw her often growing up.

#### Hogwarts years

Bridget received her Hogwarts letter in the summer of 1974. Sometime before attending, her father bought her a new wand, made out of pine and unicorn hair, to celebrate. Unlike her two younger sisters, Bridget was given a new wand, while her younger sister, Amelia, inherited their brother Ogden's when he got a new one in 1977. Before that, the wand had belonged to their grandfather, Mr. Symons. Bridget was the only one out of her four siblings to have been given a brand new wand before going off to school.

She was sorted into Hufflepuff House on 1 September, 1974. Bridget was comparably a lot smarter than either of her sisters, and was a much harder worker. She passed her O.W.L.s with the necessary scores required to continue onto her N.E.W.T.s, and got an Outstanding in Defence Against the Dark Arts, before she graduated in 1981, during the height of the First Wizarding War.

### Later life

She was working for the Magical Law Enforcement Patrol by 1985 for the Ministry of Magic. The Magical Law Enforcement Patrol (formerly the Magical Law Enforcement Squad) was tasked with general law enforcement, like with the Muggle police. Her brother, Ogden, was also employed by the Ministry of Magic, but as an Apparation Examiner. Her younger sister, Amelia, worked as a gossip columnist.

## Etymology

Bridget or is a Gaelic/Irish name derived from the noun *brígh*, meaning "power, strength, vigor, virtue".

The surname Symons is a typically East Anglican surname, derived from the Hebrew personal name "Shim' on", which is probably connected with the verb "sham'a" "to hearken". Coming from this the personal name Simon is found in the New Testament and was to give rise to numerous variants in all the countries of Europe.
Beasley family

**Beasley** is the surname of a wizarding family that lived in Wolverhampton, East Midlands, England. Members of this family are typically half-blood or pure-blood and sorted into Ravenclaw. Recent members that have attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry include Richard Beasley, who attended from 1992 to 1999.

## History

### Early history

The surname Beasley was first found in Derbyshire. While this is the generally accepted place of origin, the Hundredorum Rolls of 1273 had no mention of the family there at that time, as it listed Hugh filius Basilie, Nottinghamshire; Alan Basel, Cambridgeshire; Richard Baseli, Oxfordshire; John Basely, Cambridgeshire; and Michael Basely, Buckinghamshire.

### 20th Century

A boy called Richard Beasley was born into this family on 25 November, 1980. He was the younger brother of David Beasley. Their father worked for the Ministry of Magic in treasury. Their mother, Alice Beasley (née Rutter) stayed at home, but became a casualty of the First Wizarding War on 19 January, 1981, only a few months after Richard's birth. As a result, they never knew her.

Richard Beasley supported the Tutshill Tornadoes and enjoyed playing Quidditch with his brother. His childhood dream was to play Keeper for England like his grandfather, Ogden Rutter.

Richard and David Beasley were the great-grandsons of Alice Seymour (née Hitchens). Their second great-grandmother was Iola Black, who had been disowned for marrying his muggle-born second great-grandfather, making the modern Beasleys descendants of the Noble and Most Ancient House of Black. Thus, the Beasleys are also descended (through Iola Black) from the Houses of Maxime, Rosier, Yaxley, Lestrange, and others. Distantly, they are related to the House of Malfoy, the Tonks family, and the Lupin family.

## Known Members

* **Domhail Beasley** (24 August, 1931 - 30 October, 1997) - He was a half-blood wizard and an Unspeakable for the Department of Mysteries in the Ministry of Magic. He was murdered during the Second Wizarding War.

* **Alice Beasley** (née **Rutter**) (12 February, 1931 - 19 January, 1981) - She married Domhail Beasley in 1978, after the birth of their son David and before the birth of their son, Richard. She died during the First Wizarding War.
* **David Beasley** (born 19 March, 1970) - The son of Domhail Beasley and Alice Beasley (née Rutter). He attended Hogwarts from 1989 to 1996.
* **Richard Beasley** (born 25 November, 1980) - The son of Domhail Beasley and Alice Beasley (née Rutter). He attended Hogwarts from 1992 to 1999 and fought in the Battle of Hogwarts, which he survived.

## Etymology

Beasley is a name of ancient Anglo-Saxon origin and comes from a family once having lived in *Beasley*, in the county of Lancashire. However, another source claims the family came from Baslow, a chapelry, in the parish and union of Bakewell, hundred of High Peak in Derbyshire.
Keith Rigby

**Keith Rigby** (born 11 March, 1959) is a half-blood English wizard who attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from 1 September, 1970 to June of 1977. He was in the same year as his Ministry of Magic colleague Nigel Brown. They were a year above the Marauders in school; he was also a Ravenclaw. During the 1974-1975 school year he was caught up in a trick of theirs which had reportedly affected his entire house.

Rigby had reportedly waited to marry the love of his life, a muggle-born witch, until after the First Wizarding War was over. He then became the father of Ellen and Mandy Rigby. His older daughter, Ellen, ended up in Gryffindor whereas his younger daughter, Mandy, ended up in Hufflepuff.

## Biography

### Early life

Keith Rigby was born on 11 March, 1959, in Liverpool, Merseyside, historically apart of Lancashire. Liverpool is on the eastern side of the Mersey Estuary, and historically lay within the ancient hundred of West Derby in the southwest of the county of Lancashire. Natives and residents of the city of Liverpool are referred to formally as Liverpudlians, but most often as Scousers, a reference to "scouse", a form of stew. The word "Scouse" has also become synonymous with the Liverpool accent and dialect.

He was the son of Mick and Georgia Rigby.

#### Hogwarts years

He received his Hogwarts letter in the summer of 1970. That same summer, he visited Diagon Alley, located in London, and purchased a wand made of ash and dragon heartstring from Ollivander's Wand Shop. On 1 September, 1970, he boarded the train for Hogwarts and was sorted into Ravenclaw House that same night. He was in the same year as his future colleague at the Ministry of Magic, Nigel Brown, and shared a dormitory with Bertram Aubrey Sr.

He was a year above the Marauders in school and a Ravenclaw. During the 1974-1975 school year he was caught up in a trick of theirs which affected his entire house.

### Later life

He married a muggle-born witch in late 1981, after the First Wizarding War was over, and worked for the Department of Magical Transportation alongside Nigel Brown. He was the father of Ellen and Mandy Rigby. His older daughter ended up in Gryffindor whereas his younger daughter ended up in Hufflepuff.

## Etymology

Transferred use of the Scottish surname originating from several place-names which are of uncertain derivation. Keith might be formed from a Gaelic root meaning "the wind" or "wood." The use of Keith as a given name dates to the 19th century.

The placename "Rigby" means "the homestead or village on the ridge", originally "the farm on the ridge", derived from the Old Norse elements "*hryggr*", ridge, back, and "*by, byr*", farm, homestead, and later, village.
Caulfield family

**Caulfield** is the surname of a wizarding family that resided in Sutton-on-Hull, East Yorkshire, England. The family started out Irish, but some of its members moved to England in the early 20th Century. Members of this family are typically half-blood or pure-blood and are sorted into Slytherin. Recent members of this family that have attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry include Craig Caulfield, who attended from 1992 to 1999.

## History

### Early History

The surname Caulfield was first found in Fermanagh (Irish: Fear Manach) in the southwestern part of Northern Ireland, Province of Ulster, where they held a family seat from ancient times. They were directly descended from King Colla da Crioch through the Maguires, Princes of Fermanagh.

Castle Caulfield is a large ruined house in Castlecaulfield, County Tyrone. At one time, the building was three stories high with large windows and tall chimney stacks. A wooden joist from the castle eludes to the age of the building as about 1282.

### Recent History

Members of the Caulfield family moved to the Yorkshire area of England around the early 20th Century. They were residents of Sutton-on-Hull.

A boy named Craig Caulfield was born into this family in 1980. He was born in Sutton-on-Hull, in Yorkshire East Riding. He was an only child and was not allowed to play with the local muggle boys, and his childhood was very lonely as a result. He did spent some time with Edward Harper, however, as his father and his were friends in school.

Craig came to Hogwarts knowing Edward Harper and not many other people. He was happily sorted into Slytherin on 1 September, 1992, and quickly made friends with some of the boys in his year, Julius Alesci, Vince Fairburn, and continued to be friends with Harper. There was a power struggle between the boys, but Craig and Fairburn won out, mostly because of their belief in blood purity. There was another boy in their dormitory whom they ignored: Peter Goyle, who was recently revealed to be the illegitimate son of a well-respected pureblood heir, Gregory Goyle Sr., but who had come to Hogwarts knowing next to nothing about magic.

Craig bullied him with his friends Vince and Edward, while Julius Alesci decided that he did not want to be involved anymore. He also made fun of Peter for being friends with Molly Roper, a muggle-born Gryffindor, and mocked her openly in front of others. This led Peter down the wrong path as he struggled to gain Craig and his friends' favour.

## Known Members

* **Craig Caulfield** (b. 5 December, 1980) - He attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from September 1992 to June of 1999 as a member of Slytherin House.

## Etymology

The Irish name Caulfield has been taken as synonym for many other names. The Gaelic form of the name Caulfield was generally *Mac Cathmhaoil*. The name Caulfield was used by people of the Irish names *O Gamhna, O Caibheanaigh* and *Mac Conghamhna*, and *Mac Carrghamhna*. The Anglicized form of these last four Irish surnames is Gaffney, but for some obscure reason, this has often been changed to Caulfield.
Dorcas Meadowes

**Dorcas Meadowes** (2 April, 1960 - 18 January, 1981) was a half-blood witch and member of the original Order of the Phoenix. She fought in the First Wizarding War and before the war ended was murdered by Voldemort personally. She had attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from 1 September, 1971 to June of 1978.

She had a younger sister, Elizabeth, who was the wife of Bertram Aubrey Sr., and the mother of Bertram Aubrey, Jr. Both sisters were members of Gryffindor House at school.

## Biography

### Early life

Dorcas Meadowes was born on 2 April, 1960, in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England. She was born into the Meadowes family and had a younger sister named Elizabeth.

#### Hogwarts years

She received her Hogwarts letter in the summer of 1971. That same summer, she presumably visited Diagon Alley, located in London, and purchased a wand made of beech and phoenix feather from Ollivander's Wand Shop. On 1 September, 1971, she boarded the train for Hogwarts and was sorted into Gryffindor House that same night. She shared a dormitory with Lily Evans, Marlene McKinnon, and Mary Macdonald.

### First Wizarding War

During the First Wizarding War, Dorcas became a member of the Order of the Phoenix, an organisation led and founded by Albus Dumbledore, in order to oppose Lord Voldemort and his Death Eaters. She joined sometime following her graduation.

#### Death

She was murdered personally by Voldemort on 18 January, 1981. Several other members of the Order would also meet their deaths during the first half of this year, Dorcas's death being the first. Her body was found in Blackpool, Devon, England, on 19 January, 1981.

## Etymology

The name "Dorcas" is derived from Greek δορκας (dorkas) meaning "gazelle". In the Bible, Dorcas (Latin: Tabitha) was an important disciple in Joppa, where she gave liberally of her time, money and skills. She was so loved that when she died, the other disciples in Joppa called Peter, who came and prayed over her and raised her from the dead.

Meadowes is an English topographical surname (ie. indicating where someone lived) of medieval origin. It denotes someone who lives in or near meadows/grassland.
24 June

**24 June** is the 175th day of the year (176th in leap years). There are 190 days remaining until the end of the year.

## Events

### Second Wizarding War

* **1995:** In the dusk, the Third Task of the Triwizard Tournament takes place at Hogwarts in the Quidditch pitch. Winning the Third Task, Harry Potter and Cedric Diggory both take the Triwizard Cup, which is actually a Portkey. Both are transported to the graveyard in Little Hangleton. Cedric Diggory is killed on Voldemort's command. Using ancient Dark magic, Voldemort creates a proper body for himself and attempts to kill Harry, who narrowly escapes. Alastor Moody is discovered to be really Barty Crouch Jr using Polyjuice Potion. Cornelius Fudge has a Dementor remove Crouch's soul, before hearing his accounts of the past year, and the Ministry of Magic does not accept Voldemort's return as the truth until the following year. Igor Karkaroff ran for his life upon feeling the Dark Mark's burn, fleeing Hogwarts and went into hiding.
* **1996:** Death Eaters storm London, where they kidnap Garrick Ollivander and Florean Fortescue (who is later killed). The Death Eaters proceed to the River Thames, where they bring the Millennium Bridge down, killing some Muggles and causing considerable distress.

### First Wizarding War

* **1980:** A pregnant Pandora Moon and a man called Xenophilius Lovegood celebrated their marriage in Kinvara, County Galway, Ireland. Pandora was disowned by her father as a result and then proceeded to break off all contact with the family.

## Births

### 20th Century

* **1900:** Florinda Rosier (née Yaxley) was born on this day to Bertram Yaxley and Mathilda Yaxley (née Greengrass) in Upton Noble, Somerset, England.
* **1982:** Charlotte Fawley was born on this day to Roseanne Fawley (née Vane) and her husband Geoffrey Fawley in Derby, Derbyshire, England.

## Deaths

### 20th Century

* **1974:** Juliet Macmillan (née Abbott) died on this day aged 92 in Oxford, Oxfordshire, England.
Spider Beastman

**Spider Beastman** (グモ獣人, *Kumo Jūjin*, 1) - A spider monster of Geddon who killed Professor Kousaku and his assistant.

## Character History

Badly injured by Amazon, he stumbled back to Ten-Faced Demon Gorgos who burned him alive for his failure. Man or Beast? The Cool Guy Who Came From the Jungle!

## Arsenal

He could spew webs from his mouth and had venomous fangs as well as clawed arms.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Spider Beastman was voiced by Kazuo Hayashi (林 一夫, *Hayashi Kazuo*).

## Notes

* The Spider Beastman is the first of several First Kaijin who are spider-themed as an homage to the Shocker kaijin Spider Man, who was the first kaijin fought by Kamen Rider in the original series.
* Spider Beastman also appears fighting Amazon in the *Kamen Rider Amazon* ending sequence.

## See also

* Spider Amazon 1 & 2, his Amazonz equivalents in *Kamen Rider Amazons*

## Appearances

* File:Icon-amazon.png *Kamen Rider Amazon*
	+ Episode 1: *Man or Beast? The Cool Guy Who Came From the Jungle!*
* File:Icon-stronger.png *Kamen Rider Stronger*
	+ Episode 39/Finale: *Goodbye! The Glorious Seven Riders!* (archive imagery only)
* File:Icon-rx.png *Kamen Rider 1 Through RX: Big Gathering* (archive footage only)
Craig Caulfield

**Craig Caulfield** (born 15 December, 1980) was from Sutton-on-Hull, located in the east of Yorkshire. He received his Hogwarts letter on 1 September, 1992, and was sorted into Slytherin that same year.

He was a pure-blood wizard and an only child. He was a blood purist and was friends with the other boys in his dorm, including Edward Harper, Vince Fairburn, and Peter Goyle.

## Biography

### Early life

Craig was born on 15 December, 1980, to pure-blood parents, however, his father had some muggle ancestry. He was born in Sutton-on-Hull, in Yorkshire East Riding.

He did not have siblings and was not allowed to play with the local muggle boys, and his childhood was very lonely as a result. He did spent some time with Edward Harper, however, as his father and his were friends in school.

### Hogwarts years

Craig came to Hogwarts knowing Edward Harper and not many other people. He was happily Sorted into Slytherin on 1 September 1992 and quickly made friends with some of the boys in his year, Julius Alesci, Vince Fairburn, and continued to be friends with Harper. There was a power struggle between the boys, but Craig and Fairburn won out, mostly because of their belief in blood purity. There was another boy in their dormitory whom they ignored: Peter Goyle, who was recently revealed to be the illegitimate son of a well-respected pureblood heir, Gregory Goyle Sr., but who had come to Hogwarts knowing next to nothing about magic.

Craig bullied him with his friends Vince and Edward, while Julius Alesci decided that he did not want to be involved anymore. He also made fun of Peter for being friends with Molly Roper, a muggle-born Gryffindor, and mocked her openly in front of others. This led Peter down the wrong path as he struggled to gain Craig and his friends' favour.

## Etymology

Craig is a Scottish, Irish & Welsh masculine given name, all variations derive from the same Celtic branch. The name has two origins. In some cases it can originate from a nickname, derived from the Scottish Gaelic word creag, meaning "rock," similar to Peter.

Caulfield was probably a habitational name from a place in England or Scotland named with Old English cald 'cold' + feld 'open country'. There is a Cauldfield near Langholm in Dumfriesshire which is a probable source of the name.
Abney family

**Abney** was the surname of a wizarding family with both magical and Muggle heritage.

During the First Wizarding War, a member of this family, a muggle named Keith Abney, was murdered in a targeted attack. His wife, Muriel Abney, pulled her daughter, Louise, from Hogwarts and the two went into hiding with Louise's maternal grandfather, Elouan Dennell, aged 83. They assumed the names Muriel and Louise Dennell and moved to Normanby le Wold, Lincolnshire.

The family was lost in the attack of Normanby le Wold in 1980.

## History

### Recent history

Keith Abney was born to muggle parents in the early half of the 20th century. He married a witch, Muriel Dennell, in 1962, and the couple had a daughter together, Louise Abney, a half-blood witch, in 1963. The family lived in Tutshill, Tidenham, Gloucestershire, England. Louise Abney began attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 1974.

### First Wizarding War

During the First Wizarding War, a member of this family, a muggle named Keith Abney, was murdered in a targeted attack. His wife, Muriel Abney, pulled her daughter, Louise, from Hogwarts and the two went into hiding with Louise's maternal grandfather, Elouan Dennell, aged 83. They assumed the names Muriel and Louise Dennell and moved to Normanby le Wold, Lincolnshire.

The family was lost in the attack of Normanby le Wold in 1980.

## Etymology

Abney is a surname, which evolved in spelling from the surname D'Aubigny. The name originated from meaning "of" or "from" Saint-Aubin-d'Aubigné (now in
Ille-et-Vilaine department).
Annie Symons

**Annie Symons** (born 11 October, 1967) was a pure-blood witch who attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from 1 September, 1979 to June 1986. She was a member of the Symons family who lived in Knottingley, Wakefield, West Yorkshire. She had an older brother called Ogden and two sisters, Bridget and Amelia.

She was working for the Khanna family by 1982 as a fieldhand, and helped tend to their crop of high-quality wood for the manufacture of wands and broomsticks, but by 1987 she was working as Celestina Warbeck's personal assistant. Her older sister, Amelia, wrote magazine articles praising Warbeck in Witch Weekly and frequently interviewed the singer, and this may have been the way that she got the job.

## Biography

### Early life

Annie Symons was born on 11 October, 1967, in Knottingley, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England. She was born into the Symons family, a family of modest means. She had an older brother called Ogden and two older sisters, Bridget and Amelia. Knottingley is a town within the metropolitan borough of the City of Wakefield in West Yorkshire, England on the River Aire.

Her family did not have much money growing up and they lived in a small house in the middle of town, amongst muggles, but it had previously belonged to Annie's grandfather. Her grandmother, a widow, lived in the country and they saw her often growing up.

#### Hogwarts years

Annie received her Hogwarts letter in the summer of 1979, during the height of the First Wizarding War. She was given her grandmother's old wand, which was made out of beech and dragon heartstring, before heading off to school. Her older sister Bridget had been the only one of them to get a new wand of her own.

She was sorted into Hufflepuff House on 1 September, 1979, like her brother and two older sisters had been before her. She was an average student, but worked hard, which perhaps gave her her place in Hufflepuff.

### Later life

She was working for the Khanna family by 1982 as a fieldhand, and helped tend to their crop of high-quality wood for the manufacture of wands and broomsticks, but by 1987 she was working as Celestina Warbeck's personal assistant. Her older sister, Amelia, wrote magazine articles praising Warbeck in Witch Weekly and frequently interviewed the singer, and this may have been the way that she got the job.

Her brother, Ogden, had married a witch called Lucinda in 1980 and they had one daughter together, Nellie, and continued to live in Wakefield.

## Etymology

The surname Symons is a typically East Anglican surname, derived from the Hebrew personal name "Shim' on", which is probably connected with the verb "sham'a" "to hearken". Coming from this the personal name Simon is found in the New Testament and was to give rise to numerous variants in all the countries of Europe.
Fallen Fifty

The **Fallen Fifty** (d. 2 May, 1998) were the people who were killed fighting Lord Voldemort and his Death Eaters in the Battle of Hogwarts, the final conflict of the Second Wizarding War. They did not die in vain as their cause had been won after their deaths. At the end of the battle, all of the bodies were placed together in the Great Hall.

## Names

The names and ages of the Fallen Fifty, in no particular order, as published in the Daily Prophet on 27 May, 1998, were:

Colin Creevey, aged 17

Fred Weasley, aged 20

Flora Carrow, aged 17

Philippa Beutel, aged 16

Nymphadora Tonks, aged 24

Nigel Wolpert, aged 15

Severus Snape, aged 38

Vincent Crabbe, aged 18

George Stebbins, aged 17

Jonathan Cresswell, aged 15\*

Remus Lupin, aged 37

Lavender Brown, aged 17

\*Jonathan Cresswell's age was incorrectly reported at the time. His birthday was 23 May, which made him 14 at the time of the battle. He was the youngest casualty of the battle.
Charlotte Fitzroy

**Charlotte Fitzroy** (13 June, 1681 - 14 June, 1681) was the one day old daughter of Charles II, King of England, Scotland, and Ireland, and his mistress, Lady Aurelia Malfoy. She was the second oldest of five children born to Aurelia and the King, and the second of which that did not survive infancy. She had a twin sister, Catherine, who survived to adulthood.

## Biography

### Birth

Charlotte Fitzroy was born on 13 June, 1681, to Lady Aurelia Malfoy, aged 15, in Whitehall, London, London, England. Her father was Charles II, King of England, Scotland, and Ireland, who was 51 at the time of her birth. Charlotte was one of many illegitimate children reportedly born to the King over the years. She had a twin sister, Catherine, who survived to adulthood.

Her mother, Lady Aurelia Malfoy, was the daughter of the 10th Duke of Wiltshire. She was a member of the Noble and Most Ancient House of Malfoy, one of the more prominent families in the Wizarding World. It is unknown whether Charlotte had magic, as she passed away aged only a day.

### Death

The infant was sickly and died a short one day after the birth.

### Post-Mortem

Charlotte had been the second-oldest of five children, second to an unnamed stillborn daughter that had been born when her mother was fourteen. Her remaining siblings were:

* **Catherine Fitzroy** (13 June, 1681 - 9 August, 1700)
* **Helena Fitzroy** (19 July, 1682 - 9 June, 1743)
* **Charles Fitzroy, 1st Duke of Southampton** (21 May, 1683 - 14 June, 1735)

## Etymology

Charlotte is a female given name, a female form of the male name Charlot, a diminutive of Charles. It is of French origin meaning "free man" or "petite". The name dates back to at least the 14th century.

Fitzroy or FitzRoy is an Anglo-Norman name originally meaning "son of the king". In several cases, this surname was used by an illegitimate son (or daughter) of a king and is still borne by their descendants.
9 August

**9 August** is the 221st day of the year (222nd in leap years). There are 144 days remaining until the end of the year.

## Deaths

### 20th Century

* **1974:** Clara Dawson (née Moore) passed away on this day aged 75 in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England.
* **1989:** Enid Fawley (née Edgecombe) died on this day aged 54 in Hadleigh Heath, Suffolk, succumbing to ill health.

## Marriages

### 19th Century

* **1898:** Theophilius Fudge and Letitia Goshawk, great-grandparents of Minister for Magic Cornelius Fudge, celebrated their marriage on this day in Derby, Derbyshire, England.
Alexei Greengrass I

**Alexei Greengrass I** (18 Apr 1689 - 13 Jul 1700) was an English pure-blood wizard who lived in the 17th century. In the muggle world, he was known as Lord Alexei Greengrass. He was the son of Theobald Greengrass, 8th Earl of Norwich, and Cierce Greengrass I (née Longbottom), Countess of Norwich, and until his death, he was their eldest son and heir.

## Biography

#### Early life

Alexei was the oldest of eleven siblings. He did not get to meet the youngest, Cierce II, as she was born the December after his passing. They were:

* Alexei Greengrass I (18 Apr 1689 - 13 Jul 1700), died young
* Linnea Greengrass (4 May 1690 - 25 May 1690), died as an infant
* Aemilius Greengrass II, 9th Earl of Norwich (24 Jan 1691 - 1 Jun 1740)
* Alexandria Travers, Baroness Yarmouth (née Greengrass) (12 Apr 1692 - 4 May 1755), m. 4th Baron of Yarmouth
	+ Augusta Travers (13 Jul 1712 - 19 Feb 1801)
	+ Rev. Roman Travers (19 Jun 1713 - 18 Jan 1767)
	+ Eudora Travers (2 Dec 1714 - 4 Dec 1789)
	+ Eulalia Travers (1 Jul 1716 - 30 Jan 1725), died young
	+ Angelica Travers (13 Nov 1717 - 9 Jun 1800)
	+ Solomon Travers II, 5th Baron of Yarmouth (2 Jan 1719 - 13 Apr 1802)
	+ Rosalind "the Blind" Travers (2 Feb 1720 - 5 May 1752)
	+ Marcello Travers (16 Jul 1721 - 9 Apr 1741)
* Isadora Greengrass II (6 Sep 1693 - 1 Jul 1753)
* Edwinus Greengrass, 10th Earl of Norwich (14 Apr 1695 - 6 Jan 1751)
* Atilius Greengrass (1 Aug 1696 - 17 Jan 1703), died young
* Romilda Crabbe (née Greengrass) (7 Feb 1698 - 11 Aug 1716), first wife of Nicolas Crabbe (1698 - 1769)
	+ Nicholas Crabbe II (18 Jun 1713 - 19 Aug 1773)
	+ Johanna Crabbe (19 Aug 1714 - 11 Apr 1800)
	+ Mary Crabbe (20 Sep 1715 - 19 Aug 1743)
	+ Antony Crabbe (11 Aug 1716 - 9 Jun 1748)
* Alexei Greengrass II (16 Jan 1699 - 29 Oct 1767)
* Adeliza Greengrass (1 Dec 1699 - 9 Jul 1720)
* Cierce Greengrass II (12 Dec 1700 - 18 Jun 1783)

#### Death

Alexei Greengrass I died young, of dragon pox. He died unmarried and without issue.

## Etymology

Alexei is a Greco-Roman name composed of the element *alexein* (to defend, to help).

The surname Greengrass is of English topographical origins and would have denoted one who lived at a hamlet so named. The derivation is from the Old English pre 7th Century words '*grene,*' meaning 'green' and '*groes,*' meaning grass.
Cora Wolpert

## Cora Wolpert (née Walkin)

**Cora Wolpert** (née **Walkin**) (30 November, 1791 - 4 August, 1810) was an English half-blood witch. She was the first wife of James Wolpert I, an English pure-blood wizard. She was the second oldest out of Curtus Walkin I and Hester Walkin I (née Cole)'s eleven children, and the sister of Sara, Elisabeth, Curtus II, Amelia, Crispin, Hester II, Henricus, Louisa, Frederick, and Alice Walkin.

She was the mother of Elisabeth Wolpert and passed away in 1810, at the age of 18, just after her daughter's birth. After her death, her husband, James Wolpert, married again.

## Biography

### Early life (1791-1810)

Cora Walkin was born on 30 November, 1791, to Hester Walkin I (née Cole) in the seaside village of Tinworth, Cornwall, England. Her father was Curtus Walkin I, an English pure-blood wizard and landowner. Tinworth, the village in which she was born, was home to a half-magical, half-muggle community, with its residents intermingling often between each other. Even still, the wizarding community had to live in secret.

Cora Walkin did not attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry: her family could not afford to send her or her siblings to learn magic there, as fees and books were expensive and children were expected to help support the family. She remained in Tinworth throughout her childhood and early youth, presumably home-tutored by her mother and father.

Cora was the second oldest of eleven siblings, and it is reasonable to suspect that she took on some responsibilities in the household in assisting her mother, as was common in the day. Her sister Sara, who was a year older than her, probably shared these responsibilities.

When Cora was ten years old, her eight year old sister, Elisabeth, and seven year old brother, Curtus Walkin II, died within a day of each other, in 1802. She would later name her daughter after her sister, and they may have been close. It's unknown how they died.

#### Marriage (1809)

On 14 September, 1809, at the age of seventeen, Cora Walkin married James Wolpert, also aged seventeen, in Tinworth. Cora and James had only one daughter together, Elisabeth Wolpert, who was born on 3 August, 1810. Cora most likely named Elisabeth after her late sister.

#### Death (1810)

Cora Wolpert died on 4 August, 1810, a day after giving birth to her daughter, Elisabeth. Likely due to complications of childbirth, the summer of 1810 was a sad time for the Walkin family of Tinworth. Cora's father, Curtus Walkin I, would die only three days later, of an unknown illness, followed by the loss of a son, Frederick, probably in similar circumstances.

## Etymology

The name Cora is a shortened form of the Latin name *Cordula*, a Late Latin name meaning "heart" from Latin *cor*, *cordis*.