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The Founding Families

The Swanns

The Swanns

The only African American family that signed the charter, the Swanns also have Romani roots. Embroiled in society politics, Peter Swann also is the Editor in Chief of the Haven Courier.

Family Head: Peter Swann

Peter's Siblings & Cousins

Sienna Swann (late teens) - A freshman at White Oak Institute, pursuing a major in digital marketing with a focus on software development, and a member of the Phi Beta Chi sorority.

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The Inigos

The Inigos

The most powerful family in Haven by far, an Inigo has almost always sat on the Mayorship in Haven, and Augustus Inigo was no different -- nearly every great Inigo has always gotten by on a Demonic Pact or two.

Family Head: Augustus Inigo

Augustus' Family

Tomás Inigo (26) - The only child of Marcus and Anita, and distinctly less camera-friendly. He had a troubled childhood and developed a particularly short temper as he grew into a man, and while he does not tend to appear at the Inigos' political events, he is at least useful in helping to solve their disputes - often painfully.

Alexandrea Inigo (18) - The middle child of Caspian and Estelle. Spoiled and well-loved by her family, Alexandrea is a college student studying Public Administration and Supernatural Relations as she seeks to move up in the political world.

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The Reeves

The Reeves

Stalwart and vigilant, the Reeves have always found themselves deep in society politics and civil service positions throughout Haven's history. Frank Reeves has been the Sheriff of Haven for over twenty years, but went missing the Day of Red.

Family Head: Frank Reeves

Frank's Family

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The Moores

The Moores

A family that also happens to be a werewolf pack by a stroke of bad luck, the Moore family used to run Westhaven and considered Haven's western forest their territory. Mary Moore is the landlady of Westhaven.

Family Head: Mary Moore

Mary's Family

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The Wilsons

The Wilsons

Incredibly wealthy as a whole, the Wilson family runs the Bank and also happens to own much of the land around Fleet Street, with some suggesting they have underworld dealings there. Patricia Wilson is the venerable matriarch of the Wilson family, and controls her financial empire with an iron fist.

Family Head: Patricia Wilson

Patricia's Family

Aristotle Wilson (23) - A senior at White Oak Institute, a new deputy with the Haven Sherriff's Department, and a member of the Sigma Lambda Pi fraternity.

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The Arkwrights

The Arkwrights

The Arkwright family typically finds themselves in medical professions, but other Arkwrights have the misfortune of finding themselves victims of Haven's nightlife. James Arkwright is actually one of the original founders of the town, but tends to be off politicking for the Hand throughout the US.

Family Head:James Arkwright

James' Family

Avi Arkwright (19) - A sophomore at White Oak Institute, studying demonic contractual pact law, and a member of the Alpha Gamma Omega fraternity.

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The Saltes

The Saltes

If any family can lay claim to being called the blue-collar family of Haven, it would be the Saltes. It was a Salte captain who's ship brought James Arkwright to Haven. It was a Salte's hands and ingenuity that led to the Lighthouse being built. To this day the Saltes provide Haven with its fish supply, among other things.

Family Head:Wilbur Salte

Wilbur's Family

Samantha Salte (early twenties) - A freshman at White Oak Institute, and a member of the Delta Delta Delta sorority.

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The Founding Families

The six Founding families of Haven are considered Haven's elite class. From the lowly trailer park Moores to the dangerous Wilsons, the six Founding families are all influential in their own right. While not as powerful as the Societies, their support in Haven is sought after by many, and crossing them is ill-advised. The families include the Moores, the Reeves, the Swanns, the Arkwrights, the Wilsons, the Inigos and the Saltes.


Sienna Swann

Alexandrea Inigo

Jodie Moore

Aristotle Wilson

Avi Arkwright

Lucien Arkwright

Samantha Salte