Ebenezer Blackadder - Family

Family

Ebenezer is the grandson of Mr. E. Blackadder, and father of Captain Blackadder. Although Ebenezer's grandfather became George IV of the United Kingdom, he is not in a royal position, being presumably descended from an affair his grandfather had before his elevation to royal status.

Blackadder characters
Edmund Blackadder
  • Prince Edmund, Duke of Edinburgh
  • Edmund Blackadder, Lord Blackadder
  • Sir Edmund Blackadder
  • Edmund Blackadder, Esq.
  • Ebenezer Blackadder
  • Capt. Edmund Blackadder
  • King Edmund III
Baldrick
  • Baldrick, Son of Robin the Dung Gatherer
  • Elizabethan Baldrick
  • Cavalier Baldrick
  • Sod-Off, The Lord Baldrick
  • Mr Baldrick
  • Pte S. Baldrick
  • The Rt Hon S. Baldrick MP
Other characters
The Black Adder
  • Percy, Duke of Northumberland
  • King Richard IV
  • Queen Gertrude
  • Harry, Prince of Wales
Blackadder II
  • Lord Percy Percy
  • Queenie (Queen Elizabeth I)
  • Lord Melchett
  • Nursie
  • Bob (Kate)
  • Lord Flashheart
Blackadder the Third
  • HRH The Prince George, Prince of Wales
  • Mrs Miggins
Blackadder Goes Forth
  • Lt The Hon George Colthurst St. Barleigh MC
  • Capt Kevin Darling MC
  • Gen Sir Anthony Cecil Hogmanay Melchett VC KCB DSO
  • Pte Bob Parkhurst
  • Sqn Cdr Lord Flashheart
  • List of minor characters


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