First appearance: 6.3: Christmas in June
Boy seeking treatment at Thornhill Sanitarium.

First appearance: 1.2: The Story Girl Earns Her Name
Outspoken villager and strict mother to Edward and Clemmie Ray.

First appearance: 1.2: The Story Girl Earns Her Name
Meek and mild mannered sister of Edward Ray. Her friends were Cecily, Sara and Felicity.

First appearance: 1.2: The Story Girl Earns Her Name
Brother of Clemmie Ray. Edward was often cruel toward his sister and the King hired hand, Peter Craig. When Felicity claimed that Peter tried to kiss her during a game, Edward got Peter into trouble by untying the King farm horse, Blackie.

Edward became sick soon afterward, but was healed when Peter delivered medicine from Peg Bowen. When Peter became ill, Edward apologized for his cruel treatment (1.7: Conversions). Later that year, Edward pursued Felicity at the 1903 harvest ball (1.10: Felicity's Challenge).

In the early episodes, the Ray family lived in the house located in the town, across from the Potts house. The house was later purchased by the Pettibone family.

First mention: 1.6: Proof of the Pudding
According to Mrs. Ray, Theodore died from eating poison berries. The credibility of the source is highly questionable.

First appearance: 4.5: Moving On
Right hand man of Marshall Zak Morgan and his travelling wild west show.

First appearance: 6.3: Christmas in June
Sought treatment at Thornhill Sanitarium and harassed Louie.

First appearance: 7.7: Total Eclipse
Antonio Rizelli was a scientist who visited Avonlea in 1911 to view the eclipse. The professor asked Selena Dale to be his assistant.

First mention: 1.6: Proof of the Pudding
Allowed the King family watering privileges on Rushdon property in 1837.

First mention: 4.8: Heirs and Graces
White Sands Hotel worker who fought with Felix.

First appearance: 3.7: a Dark and Stormy Night
Jewel thief, relentless pursuer, and occasional accomplice of Amanda Stone. Rutherford harassed Gus Pike in order to acquire the Van Douzen jewels.