Below are the minor characters in Shirley Jackson's The Lottery.
Bill Hutchinson - Tessie’s husband who draws the marked slip of paper for his family.
Nancy Hutchinson - The twelve-year-old daughter of the Hutchinsons.
Bill Jr. Hutchinson - The Hutchinsons’ son.
Eva - Another child of the Hutchinsons.
Don - Eva’s husband.
Mr. Harry Graves - The village postmaster and Mr. Summer’s assistant in the proceedings of the lottery.
Mrs. Graves - A villager who reminds Tessie that they all take the same chance by entering the lottery.
Mr. Delacroix - A villager.
Mrs. Delacroix - A villager.
Dickie Delacroix - The child of Mr. and Mrs. Delacroix.
Clyde Dunbar - The only villager not in attendance at the lottery.
Horace Dunbar - The Dunbars’ eldest son.
Mr. Martin - A villager who, with his son Baxter, holds the black box during the ritual of the lottery.
Baxter Martin - Mr. Martin’s oldest son.
Bobby Martin - A young son of Mr. Martin.
Harry Jones - A village boy who works on collecting piles of stones at the beginning of the story.
Steve Adams - The first villager to draw his family’s slip of paper from the black box.
Mrs. Adams - Steve Adam’s wife.
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