Archive Of Wizarding Families

Héloïse Salomé Tremblay (b. 9 June 1903 — d. 26 February 1975) was the daughter of Falco Tremblay and his wife Lady Sybelle Joève Lunneaux. She had been the elder sister of Léonide Tremblay, who was three years her junior. Growing up, Héloïse had been an avid writer and storyteller, often gathering the latest gossips that she caught wind of from her relatives. It became clear that if anyone wanted the newest edition of the family drama, Héloïse was the one to go to.

In the early 1920s, Tremblay started writing for Le Cri de la Gargouille under the pseudonym ‘H. Lunneaux’. Alongside her partner Cyrille Charrus, the two would become renowned for their work throughout France. Their collaboration produced a series of influential articles and stories, all of which gained popularity amongst wizarding society, especially during Grindelwald’s uprising.

Ophielle Dorea Black (b. 5 January 1952 — d. 28 December 1996) was a pureblood witch and the adoptive daughter of Alphard Black. There was some speculation that she may have been a descendant of Salazar Slytherin, though such rumors were never confirmed.

Alphard Black claimed Ophielle as his biological daughter, though she was never fully accepted by the House of Black, as many relatives believed her to be illegitimate. While Alphard remained unwavering in his insistence that she carried Black blood, the secrecy surrounding her birth and the absence of a publicly acknowledged mother fueled endless speculation among the family and wider pure-blood society.

Ophielle was known for her striking intelligence, reserved demeanor, and unusual presence, often described by others as both elegant and unsettling. From a young age, she displayed exceptional magical ability, particularly in disciplines involving ancient magic, defensive enchantments, and Legilimency. Though outwardly composed and refined, there was an intensity to Ophielle that many found difficult to ignore, as though she possessed a constant awareness of things left unspoken around her.

oh yeah... I should've elaborated more. we changed it so that she would be the daughter of Alphard 😅

Iocaste Taygete Black (b. 17 February 1932 — d. 24 July 1956) was the youngest child and second-born daughter of Arcturus Black (III) and Melania Macmillan. She had been the younger sister of Lucretia and Orion Black. Through her elder brother, Iocaste would become the paternal aunt of Sirius and Regulus Black.

In the early years of her youth, Iocaste had been a source of exuberance and enthusiasm among her family. It was very rare that you’d ever catch her without a smile on her face. Additionally, it was often said that Iocaste took after her mother in both appearance and personality, which made the girl her father’s favorite child.

Although she warmed the hearts of both her parents, Iocaste would also be their greatest headache. She wasn’t very good at following directions and very rarely obeyed instructions from either her parents or governess. Even from a young age she was quite rebellious. In spite of this, Arcturus and Melania never disciplined her.

Childhood wasn’t easy for Iocaste, no matter her light disposition or House Black’s respectability. She never truly fit into her family, always having been considered quite odd by her cousins, aunts, uncles, and grandparents. The only ones who really understood Iocaste were her parents and siblings, though even they couldn’t help feeling a bit embarrassed whenever it became obvious that the young witch didn’t quite fit the mold of a Black.

She was enrolled at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 1943, but dropped out in her sixth year. It was rumored that Iocaste had gotten herself pregnant after engaging in a romantic affair with one of her Muggleborn classmates. The Black family were quick to erase these whispers from the tabloids and it would later become known that there was no pregnancy.

I was thinking Deonisia Vignaud (b. 1912 - d. 1943) The name Deonisia means "follower of Dionysus," a reference to the Greek god of wine and festivities.

Vignaud means "vine." I thought the name was fitting since Pollux is usually headcanoned to be an alcoholic.