Of course, we all know and love Jenny Fraser Murray. They had three children in addition to Jamie: William (deceased), Jenny, and Robert (stillborn), before Ellen died during Robert’s birth. In fact, it was quite the opposite over on Lallybroch. But just because Simon didn’t approve of Brian and Ellen’s marriage doesn’t mean they had an unhappy one. Grandfather Simon is super-into seers, and also he was a real dick to Jamie and Claire when Jamie came asking for some assistance with the Jacobite uprising - though he did, eventually, send some guys. Don’t they sound like that nice couple you’d meet on a cruise? Well, these two are a little more hardcore than that: Brian, as you may recall from season two, had a fraught relationship with his father (and Jamie’s grandfather), Simon Fraser. His parents, both deceased by the time we meet him in season one, are Brian and Ellen Fraser. Jamie’s ancestry, like most members of our Highland clans, is extensive, so we’ll stick to the basics. that hot redhead who pops up in your steamy dreams. You may know him as Jamie MacTavish, a.k.a. Let’s start with James Alexander Malcolm MacKenzie Fraser. Book readers will know there are some major branches yet to come, but for the sake of Outlander viewers who haven’t read Diana Gabaldon’s novels, we’re avoiding major spoilers.
It’s important for the audience, too! Since we figure ourselves a regular ol’ Frank Randall - the dude loves family trees - Vulture has put together a guide to the Who’s Who of Outlander.Ī note before we jump in: This family tree sticks to what we’ve seen in the TV series through the end of season three, supplemented with some background from the book series. As Claire and Jamie’s world grows bigger, their connection to the past and to their family is more important than ever. A prime example of this phenomenon is the show’s vast ensemble: We get introduced to a new character (with a new Scottish name to remember) seemingly every episode, yet everyone is connected to each other in one way or another.Īll of that interconnectedness can be challenging to keep straight, especially as Outlander shows no sign of scaling down as it, um, sails into season four. Outlander can at once feel both expansive and extremely intimate.
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