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| Janie's third husband, only true love. |
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| Janie's second husband, from Georgia, marraige doesn't work because he treats Janie like an object. Mayor of Eatonville. |
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| Janie's first husband. Much older, Janie forced to marry him for his 60 acres. |
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| Janie's best friend in Eatonville, doesn't gossip about Janie like the rest of Eatonville. |
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| Janie's grandmother who was born a slave, and has high expectations of Janie. Wants Janie to have financial freedom instead of love. |
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store owner in eatonville, is proud of her white characteristics. |
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| Phoebys husband. Credits Janie for lots of the towns improvements. |
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| Janies birth mother. ran away and left janie to nanny crawford. |
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| Tea Cakes friend, flees storm with tea cake and janie, then rides it out in an abandoned house. |
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| boy who works in Jodys store and starts to act like jody after she dies |
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| man who Janie kisses in the begining of the story, this gets nanny all mad |
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| Nanny's employers after she is freed from slavery. |
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