Main Characters
- First Series
- Dick, Tom and Sam Rover *
- Anderson, Randolf and Martha Rover *
- Lucy Stanhope
- Mary and John Laning
- Captain Victor Putnam
- Martin Harris
- Jack Wumble
- Jake Shaggam
- Ike Furner
- Minnie Sanderson *
- Dora Stanhope *
- Nellie and Grace Laning *
- Barton Pelter
- Hans Mueller *
- Frank Harrington
- Fred Garrison *
- Larry Colby *
- Harry Blossom
- Bart Conners
- George Granbury
- William "Tubby" Philander Tubbs
- John "Songbird" Powell *
- Will "Spud" Jackson
- Stanley Browne
- Bob Grimes
- Buddy Girk
- Arnold Baxter
- Andy Jimson
- Dan Baxter
- John "Mumps" Fenwick
- Josiah Crabtree *
- Jasper Grinder
- Bill Goss
- Jim Caven
- Jack Ness *
- Alexander Pop *
- Lew Flapp
- Sack Todd
- Gasper Pold
- Solly Jackson
- Tad Sobber
- Sid Merrick
- Jerry Koswell
- Bart Larkspur
- Dudd Flockley
- Jesse Pelter
- Second Series
- Jack and Martha Rover
- Andy and Randy Rover
- Mary and Fred Rover
- May Powell
- Ruth Stevenson
- Annie Larkins
- Alice Strobell
- Colonel Laurence Colby
- Barney Stevenson
- Fred Stevenson
- Giford Garrison
- Dick "Spouter" Powell
- Dan Soppinger
- Will "Fatty" Hendry
- Walt Baxter
- Ned Lowe
- Asa Lemm
- Nappy Martell
- Slogwell "Slugger" Brown, Jr.
- Slogwell Brown
- Henry "Codfish" Stowell
- Bill Glutts
- Gabe Werner
- Tommy Flanders
- Snopper Duke
- Jed Wallop
- Carson Davenport
- Joe Sedley
- Nat Durgin
- Antonino "Lefty" Ditini
- "Black" Ronumbo
- Nelson Martell
- Ken Greene
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