Rover Boys - Main Characters

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
Juvenile series books (1899–1929)
Girls' books
  • Aunt Jane's Nieces (1906–1918)
  • Bobbsey Twins (1904–1979)
  • Camp Fire Girls (1912?–1936)
  • The Bluebird Books (1916–1924)
  • Betty Gordon (1920–1932)
  • Honey Bunch (1920–1955)
Boys' books
  • Rover Boys (1899–1926)
  • Boy Fortune Hunters (1906–1911)
  • Motor Boys (1906–1924)
  • Tom Swift (1910–1941)
  • Baseball Joe (1912–1928)
  • Radio Boys (1922–1930)

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