Ghyll:WhoIsWho

Listing in alphabetical order, not by surname, since some entries (Quezlar 6) don't have a known surname, and Ghyll sorting procedures for names--and even baby name giving procedures--are currently unknown. Note that the short descriptions below are NOT indicative of "all we know"... we just didn't duplicate data available elsewhere in the Encyclopedia. Consider using the search engine to find more information about a particular name.

• Adelaide Clementine Chimmlefut - Mother of Gabson Foye.
• Agwa Reeum - Received translated copy of Grimporke Grimoire; translated it to Untch.
• Alarius - A renowned freethinker, philosopher and artist; son of Arariax.
• Aleksandra Mary Blackgold - Daughter of Mary Elizabeth Carsokian.
• Alessa Mboya - Sister of Windsor Creame and mother of Daniel Mboya.
• Allison Clarinda Husslespear - Mother of Captain Riquiras.
• Aminfarances - Founder of the Aminfarances Institute of Science and Technomancy.
• Andelphracia - (flourised -300 EC) Mayoress of Fylesgate, inventor of Andelphracian Lights.
• Arariax - (born c. -280 EC) One of Ghyll's most influential poets.
• Arbuckle Hill Martyr - Identity unknown, but his body christened the location of The Cadaver.
• Archovy Infatale - Husband of Doc Rockett; married after Doc's divorce.
• Aristea Sylvia Panderlock - Daughter of Sylvia Beth Panderlock and Frandos Wakami.
• Awal - The first to apply Jesper's constant to the study of spelgof emulsions.
• Baron Claude Lloyd Albert Smallwood - Wine producer, ex-husband of Bavarian Creame.
• Baron James Horkmanifester - Of "Horkmanifester's investment rules"; Godfroi Hasawithe worked for him.
• Bartholemew Sinch - Second husband of Bavarian Creame; died shortly after Siam Sinch was born.
• Bartmoss - Ghyll Lexicon scholar, ex-member of the Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge.
• Bavarian Creame - Wife of Windsor Creame.
• Berell - Once a Brother, now a revered patron and belief system founder.
• Bethany Mboya - “We are all enthrall[sic] to the beauty of Bethany Mboya”.
• Blivingdel - An interpreter of Ternary Script.
• Bob Phanqué - Lead cartographer and inventor of fecksadecimal.
• Bobby "Robert" Shwarmph - Runs the Aliens Everywhere mag, lives near Alezan.
• Bordingbras - Mere bagatelle in the hands of a Fate (cf. Battle of Barnum Stones, Bordingbras his hatt!).
• Briorus Jan-Vanderschusen - Original conceiver of the betrothal march, born circa -300 EC.
• Bunny Hutch - Famed performance artist.
• Burgengute - A book copier for the Encyclopedants.
• Bursine the 14th - Creator of the Bursine Calendar, Hive-Lord of the Nitenmangrey.
• Bysted Timperton - Vice Chairman of the Council for Quezlarian Research.
• Captain Riquiras - Legendary buccaneer and smuggler. Sailor of Besq Boats.
• Carl Kapek - Creator of the first EctoMechanaut, named him Jacques.
• Candi Rapper - Wrote a best selling novel My Little Oblong Fantasy, which mentions Gyll Hill.
• Canonical Goo - Advertises about Gyll Hill in the Folktown Records.
• Casostates - Was to judge a contest of smilching prowess at the Barnum Stones.
• Corvin Axehand - Moved the Barnum Stones to Stindersgrough in -158 EC.
• Christopher Schmidt - Ghyll Lexicon scholar.
• Daffid Grommie - Founder of the Grommie famliy fortune.
• Daniel Mboya - Nephew of Windsor Creame; died recently in mysterious circumstances.
• Darus Ixa - Ghyll Lexicon scholar, ex-member of the Aminfarances Institute of Science and Technomancy.
• Doc Rockett - Wrote Invariant Transforms, with Historio-Physical Applications.
• Doctor Phineas Crank - Ghyll Lexicon scholar and self-styled "doctor" of occult studies.
• Dok - Ghyll Lexicon scholar.
• DrBacchus - Ghyll Lexicon scholar.
• "Easy" Lizzard - An associate and confidante of Bobby Shwarmph.
• Edvard von Craghelm - (died -20 EC) Famous Anaximancer.
• Edward Shwarmph - Ghyll Lexicon scholar, quasi-science lover.
• Eric Vitiello - Ghyll Lexicon scholar, ex-member of the Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge, and farmer in Dandarth.
• Fijjit Mejora - A pachyderm in the courier business. Retired in -79 EC.
• Fingest Arnia - Ghyll Lexicon scholar, Amphitheatre aristocracy member.
• Fondal - Helped prove that Gyll Hill was etymologically unrelated to "Ghyll".
• Frandos Wakami - Overseer, for 25 years, of the DermPachyges courier service.
• Gabson Foye - Husband of Siam Sinch and exposer of Bethany Mboya.
• Garth Haversham - Managing Editor of the Folktown Records on -7/9/15 EC.
• Gassalasca Jape - Ghyll scholar, believes Arariax was both assassin and assassined.
• Gibbous Saunders - (born -18 EC) Wrote to the Folktown Records, published in edition 312.
• Ginestre - Ghyll Lexicon scholar.
• Godfroi Hasawithe - Current owner of the Charterhouse Collection.
• Gyll Hill - The current (0 EC) president of the Cranee Historical Society.
• Harv Gretborn - Inventor of the Gravion Process.
• Hemoss The Heretic - Issuer of two Great Heresies (cf. Altoxian Bulb).
• Hew Loan - Once a Mayor of Folktown; Bavarian Creame was one of his Core Advisors.
• Hirum Paul Macklefoot - Owner of Untch-translated Grimporke Grimoire; translated it to MSG.
• Honuphrius - Brother of the Lantern and denouncer of Arariax.
• Horatio Gloom Wakami - Son of Sylvia Beth Panderlock and Frandos Wakami.
• Iain Underholm Smallwood - Assassinated Folktown Councilor.
• Ibaan Malmiz - Drunken Prophet and author of the Grimporke Grimoire.
• Ignatius Maximillian Albertus Crank - Charlatan, creator of hair restoration tonic.
• Indigo Huac - One-time owner of the Folktown Records.
• Izadora Gutschtup - Actress, Alezan or Shwarmph childbearer depending on who you ask.
• Izzimae Grommie - Daffid Grommie's sister, first to climb Mount Yurch; Supreme Omigod of the Order of Truth.
• Jan ver Daath - Retired from the Tarkherk Corps with a rank of Spearholder. He fooled us all.
• Jarvik Jarvik - Authority at the Committee for Epistemological Hygiene.
• Judhael Rockett - Father of Doc Rockett.
• Joe Bowers - Ghyll Lexicon scholar, has written for the Folktown Records.
• John Cowan - Neutral Ghyll Lexicon scholar.
• Juzh Iruk - Ghyll Lexicon scholar.
• Kiluma - Goddess of chaos to the Looliers, patron goddess to the Exingians.
• King Harandraff the Great - Led siege on Bute University; died in the Civil War that followed.
• Leemonje'lo - An entity worshipped by Ibaan Malmiz.
• Litvia - A Paramount Queen, joined with Bursine the 14th.
• Lord Glosfordshier - Of Alezan, had a herald of the Furious Apple.
• Madam Calvian - Neighbour to a Folktown Records employee.
• Makarii Spitignev - Ghyll Lexicon scholar, Iganefta resident.
• Margaret Widderson - One of the foremost contemporary Andelight craftswomen.
• Mary Elizabeth Carsokian - Became head of the Carsokian Clan in -100 EC.
• Maximilian Thaddeus Dossleham - Translated the Grimporke Grimoire into Olkuull.
• Meldersen - Awal shrinkage scholar, has a famous axiom: "It's downside up!".
• Melik Fizzuo - Ghyll Lexicon scholar and Fadr resident.
• Mikel Mboya - A writer of little consequence. Mboya is a common name.
• Menia Pyre - Married Bysted Timperton, had son Tim Timperton.
• Mmyogurt - An entity worshipped by Ibaan Malmiz.
• Monty Thabot - Vice Chairman of the Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge's Steering Committee.
• Morbus Iff - Ghyll Lexicon scholar.
• Mork Waterson - 87 year old Author Laureat winner at the Calends Gala in -1 EC.
• Morphous Ibb - (born -8 EC) Wrote to the Folktown Records, published in edition 578.
• Mother Mutton - Wrote a long-to-type, fun-to-say coloring book on Historio-Physics.
• Niala Wallinger - Oldest daughter of Bavarian Creame, from her first marriage.
• Nyorgard Frunt - Married Doc Rockett; had two children.
• Oblibestircus - Minor scholar, not of the maior et sanior pars
• Odgar IV - Held court; of what is currently unknown, circa -250 EC.
• Olaff Devork - Founder of the Harrabloon Bank in -187 EC.
• Phennella - Member of the Cranee Historical Society.
• Phylostarus - Ancient historian (-232 EC to -162 EC).
• Pricludious - Mathematician and Philosopher.
• Professor Altoxian - Inventor of the Altoxian Bulb, Iganefta resident.
• Prothall - Old, decrepit, senile, and nearly deaf Ghyll scholar.
• Quezlar 6 - (flourised -300 EC) Created Quezlarian Numerals, crossed Elminster Mire.
• Qwentyth Pyre - (born -58 EC) Ghyll Lexicon scholar and Evesque Valley resident.
• Ramingotes - Helped prove that Gyll Hill was etymologically unrelated to "Ghyll".
• Rancticirchiretic - Scholar of the Nitenmangrey.
• Rater Goldfish - A composer of Freege Horn music.
• Revelerax - Former student of the Brothers of the Lantern.
• Rikkard Grommie - Second generation of the Grommie famliy fortune.
• Royal Dulalia - Won the bidding process for the Gravion Process, cemented the Dulalian Empire.
• Salerny Redthighs - Chief of the Looliers during the Battle of Barnum Stones.
• Sean B. Palmer - Ghyll Lexicon scholar and Tomlinson Bridleway restoration campaigner.
• Siam Sinch - Artist, and daughter of Bavarian Creame from her previous marriage.
• Slilmornay Rockett - Child of Doc Rockett.
• Stottlemeyer O'Phelan - A rogue scholar wanted by the Encyclopedants.
• Supetupheraraphes - Historian and coiner of the term "aquentravalkeration".
• Sylvia Beth Panderlock - Niece of Mary Elizabeth Carsokian, modern age leader of the Carsokian Clan.
• Sylvia Brunnhilda Carsokian - Grand Matriarch and source of the Carsokian Clan.
• Talliesin - Ghyll Lexicon scholar.
• Tamlin Moon - Ghyll Lexicon scholar.
• Tim Timperton - A Folktown Records writer and ex-member of the Council for Quezlarian Research.
• Thoedore Aspic - Founder of the Iganefta Recorder.
• Thureau Grommie - Third (and current) generation of the Grommie famliy fortune.
• Tistar Wakami - Wife, now separated of Godfroi Hasawithe.
• Trunggar Minfy - Mother of Doc Rockett.
• Trung Tro Hampher - An offbeat Iganefta mayoral candidate.
• Umgumphornitz Rockett - Child of Doc Rockett.
• Vengeful - Attribution of an Elminster Mire ghost, per Ignatius Maximillian Albertus Crank.
• Whostley - The Freege Horn keys-man of The Cadaver.
• Wilhelmina Corinne Bardway - Made discoveries regarding ghoulwood and supranatural luminescence.
• Windsor Creame - (born -58 EC) Writer for the Folktown Records.
• Xhasone Margolhu - His theorem is the last word on the subject.