Aunt Muriel is the Weasley family's rude and offensive 107 year old aunt.

Cornelius Oswald Fudge - 

He was the Minister for Magic and in charge of everything concerned with the magical world. Fudge was a good friend of Dumbledores, with whom he often asked advice from. They fell out though, as Fudge didn't believe that Voldemort was back in power. He does now after seeing Voldemort for himself, but had made it very difficult before this for Dumbledore and Harry. He had a soft spot for Harry. Fudge was made to step down from office, but is still retained at the Ministry in an advisory capacity.

Rufus Scrimgeour - 

Scrimgeour was Fudge's sucessor as the Minister for Magic. He was Head of the Auror's office previously, and has golden lion-esque qualities to him. He was killed by Voldemort.

Classed as the best British wandmaker. Ollivander had a shop in Diagon Alley. He was captured and tortued by Voldemort for a year.

Amelia was the Head of the Magical Law Enforcement Department and is Aunt to Susan Bones, a Hufflepuff student in Harry's year. She was fair and listens to people. However, she met her tragic demise at the hands of Lord Voldemort himself.

It was Umbridge who secretly ordered the Dementors on Harry. At Hogwarts, this toad-like woman with short mousy curly hair and large eyes, made it difficult for Harry. She has a high-pitched, girly voice and in the Ministry is Senior undersecretary to the Minister. She was placed as Hogwarts' new DADA teacher and enforced many rules whuilst there as well as spying on the school for the Ministry. She was badly damaged by the centaurs in the Forbidden Forest after insulting them. She is now working back at the Ministry of Magic.

He was the Head of the Department of International Magic Co-operation but was murdered by his own son in the Hogwarts grounds. He had a chance of becoming the Minister of Magic but that was lost when his son was discovered to be a Death Eater. He had a house-elf called Winky, who was very fond of him.

The Daily Prophet's twisted journalist who exaggerated her story. She's 43 years old and an illegal Animagus. Hermione realised this and trapped in her jar until she promised not to write untrue stories. She favoured Harry at first until she realised that he was refusing to give her interviews. She likes to dig up the dirt on people. she lost her job at The Daily Prophet and the lifestyle she was accustomed to but wrote an article for The Quibbler about the truth on Harry and Voldemort's return to power.

She is the headmistress for Beauxbatons and is half-giant even though she will not admit it. We think that she has a soft spot for Hagrid and she journeyed with him to the mountains to find the giants.

He used to play International Quidditch for England. He was accused of been a Death Eater but was let off because of his performance at an International Quidditch match. He is now the Head of the department of Magical Games and Sport. He is on the run though now because he owes money to goblins.

Viktor Krum, international Quidditch player who spent a year at Hogwarts during the Tri-wizard Tournament. He goes to Durmstrang, but does not like it there. He fancied Hermione for ages and went to the library to be with her and eventually plucked up the courage to ask her out. He wanted her to stop with him in the summer but she didn't. They still keep in touch by owl though. He has many admirers and is quite shy because he got embarrassed when people found out that Hermione was the one he cared for most. He was one of the champions of the schools for the Tri-wizard Tournament.

Fleur is from the French school, Beauxbatons and was one of the champions competing in the Tri-wizard Tournament. She has a part-time job at Gringotts. She is part Veela, so boys are attracted to her, especially Ron who made a fool of himself by asking her to the Yule Ball. Fleur married Bill Weasley, and they have a daughter, Victoire.

Lockhart is a fake person who made up all the things in his book. He taught Defence Against the Dark Arts in Harry' second year. He left when a memory spell backfired on him and he's currently in St. Mungo's, where he remembers that he likes to give out autographs and that's about it.

Neville's grandmother is a formidable woman who always seemed to wish Neville was someone he wasn't, his father. However, she soon became proud of him when he helped Harry in DUmbledore's Army. She always wears a tall hat with a vulture stuffed on top, usually a long-green dress, and carries a big red handbag. She is a big supporter of Dumbledore, and has never doubted him. She failed her OWL in Charms.

Hepzibah Smith - 

Hepzibah was a descendent of Helga Hufflepuff herself, and had Helga's valuable trophy in her priceless collection. She had a house elf called Hokey, and was believed to be murdered by Lord Voldemort for Hufflepuff's cup and Slytherin's necklace that she also had in her possession.

Works in Magical Maintenance at the Ministry. Married to Muggle-born Mary, and the pair have three children, Maisie, Ellie and Alfred. Ron used the Polyjuice potion to become Reg when trying to steal the Horcrux locket off Umbridge.

The parents of Tonks. Dromeda is sister to Bellatrix Lestrange and Narcissa Malfoy, who disowned her for marrying Muggle-born Ted. Ted was killed by Death Eaters, and after her daughter's death, she brought up her grandson, Teddy Remus Lupin.

Son of Tonks and Lupin, and has Tonks' ability to change hair colour. He is Harry's godson.

Was Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, but was made Minister of Magic after he was placed under the Imperio curse.

Aberforth was an original member of the Order, but chose not to take part afterwards. He was three years younger than his brother Albus, and was living in the shadow of his brother's greatness. Aberforth blamed Dumbledore for the death of their sister, Ariana. He was in a scandal where he was caught using improper magic on goats. His patronus is also a ghost. He runs The Hog's Head in Hogsmeade, and has the same bright blue eyes as his brother.

Percival Dumbledore was the father of Albus, Aberforth and Ariana. He was sent to Azkaban for attacking three young Muggle children, who taunted and caused the downfall of his daughter.

Kendra was their mother, and was Muggle-born. She moved the family from Mould-on-the-Wold to Godric's Hollow after her husband's arrest. She told people Ariana was sick and too frail to be seen. It was Ariana however, that accidentally killed her mother.

Ariana was the youngest of the children. Aged 6 she was taunted by Muggle children and after that was too scared to use her magic. It would bubble up inside her and explode out of control, which is why her mother kept her hidden, as she did not want to lose her daughter to St Mungo's. She favoured Aberforth. She was accidentally killed by either Albus, Aberforth or Grindelwald when her magic backfired, and they tried to calm her. She is buried in Godric's Hollow along with her mother.

Noted historian and author. She lived in Godric's Hollow, but was possessed by Voldemort's snake Nagini and killed.

Luna's father and Editor of The Quibbler. A believer in The Deathly Hallows.

Wandmaker

Grindelwald was the great nephew of Bathilda Bagshot. He attended Durmstrang but was expelled aged 16, and went to see his great aunt. Here he met Dumbledore and the two became best friends. He believed in "For the greater good." He parted ways with Dumbledore after the death of Ariana. Dumbledore was forced to duel his former friend when he started killing, and Grindelwald lost the duel and Elder wand to Dumbledore in 1945. He went to prison and later regretted his crimes.