Time Travelers

Julia gives birth to Henry's baby but is passing it off and Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat's child. She secretly names him William. We are unsure if he can travel but considering both his parents are able and his sister Claire is able, we can assume he can travel. Source: luceo non uro

Henry Beauchamp is on his honeymoon in Scotland with his new wife Julia when they are in a car accident and nearly swept away. The two manage to get to safety but find themselves and Craigh na Dun. Julia disappears first. When Henry attempts to look for her; he inadvertently touches the stones and is also transported back in time. Henry searches the area around the stones for Julia but has no luck. He leaves the message S.W.A.K. or Sealed with a Kiss for her on a rock. Henry makes his way to a pub where he realizes he's in the past and stumbles into a job with the Grants. Source: S.W.A.K.

Julia Beauchamp is on her honeymoon in Scotland with her new husband Henry when they are in a car accident and nearly swept away. The two manage to get to safety but find themselves and Craigh na Dun. Julia disappears first, awakening in the past. When she attempts to find Henry she meets up with some locals who kidnap her and take her to Lord Lovat to be sold into servitude. Source: S.W.A.K.

Back when Jamie and Claire lived in France and were trying to thwart the Battle of Culloden they lost their daughter Faith before she was ever born. Master Raymond healed Claire saving her life. Jamie and Claire buried Faith in France. After the Battle of Monmouth, William brings Fanny Pocock to live with the Frasers after the death of her sister Jane. While they are packing for their trek home to the Ridge, Claire finds Fanny singing "I Do Life to Be Beside the Seaside," a song that was written in 1907. Claire remembers singing it to Faith. How can Fanny know this? Fanny also has a locket with a small portrait of her mother. The outside of the locket has the word Faith engraved into it. Is this her mother's name or is it just the word? Claire believes Fanny and Jane's mother was their daughter Faith. But how can that be? Does this have something to do with Master Raymond needing forgiveness? Master Raymond did take Faith (in the show) and apparently healed her or brought her back (I find this one of the worst plot twists). He took her to a shop owner he was friends with because he had to leave the city. Jamie was still in the Bastille and Claire was still sick. He tasked the shopkeeper with taking Faith back to Lady Broch Turach but when the woman tried; Jamie and Claire has already left for Scotland believing Faith had died. Faith grew up believing the shopkeeper was her mother. On her deathbed, the woman told Faith the truth. Faith, her husband, and two daughters (Jane and Francis "Fanny") boarded a ship to the Colonies after discovering Lady Broch Turach lived in the back country of North Carolina. Their ship was boarded by pirates. Faith was thrown overboard, her husband killed, and the girls were taken and sold to a brothel. Jane was old enough to remember these things and told the man who took down her story of killing the man who wanted to hurt her sister. Young Ian found the writer of the pamphlet about Jane and got his notes which he sent to Jamie and Claire so they would know Fanny is their granddaughter. We don't know if Faith could travel through time as she was never in contact with standing stones. Source: Evidence of Things Not Seen, Soul of a Rebel, A Hundred Thousand Angels, Faith

Jeremiah "Jerry" Walter MacKenzie is the father of Roger MacKenzie, husband of Marjorie Wakefield MacKenzie. According to Roger's belief, he was a Spitfire pilot during World War II with the Green Squadron. His plane went down and he was missing in action or MIA. However, it was believed he was killed. After being shot down, Jerry took a leave to recover from bullet wounds and was recruited by Intelligence Officer Frank Randall. Jerry and three other pilots are tasked with flying low over concentration camps to take phones with cameras mounted on their wings. Before the mission, Jerry is flying in Northumberland when his plane suffers engine failure and he goes down. He's thrown from the wreck near Craigh na Dun. When he comes to he leans on one of the stones for support and is transported into the past.

Roger finally discovers who the Nucklavee is when he finds William Buccleigh “Buck” MacKenzie lurking around Lallybroch in the 1980s. Buck heard Craigh na Dun buzzing sound while passing and went to check out the noise only to be sent forward in time. After arriving he saw Roger and Brianna and followed them back to Lallybroch where he's been getting the children to give him food. Roger and Brianna aren't that happy with Buck because he is reason Roger was hanged. Buck is confused by what happened to him and Roger and Brianna explain they are all time travelers and that Roger his he many times over grandson. Buck's attitude seems to change and he is invested in what happens to the MacKenzies.

While ministering to soldiers, Roger tells a man who asks for advice, "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee." A man among the conscripted says, "Ali," as he recognizes the quote from the future. Roger is stunned to find a time traveler. Wendigo Donner introduces himself and asks Roger for help. He has a gemstone and just wants to go back to his own time, but needs help escaping. Roger talks with Brianna about this and ultimately decides he can not help Donner escape. Source: A Life Well Lost

Who is the man in the jail? He stole one of Flora MacDonald's emeralds from her necklace which suggests he was actually after the stone and not the necklace. As we know, gem stones are needed for steering and protection through the stones. Claire hears him whistling “Colonel Bogey March” which was a song that came about in 1914 but became the anthem of WWII. This proves the man isn't from the 18th century. Source: Give Me Liberty

Claire encounters Wendigo Donner while in the captivity of Lionel Brown and his men. After confirming she’s from the future he says he traveled back in time with a group of American Indians in 1968. She tells Donner of Otter Tooth’s (Robert ‘Bob’ Springer) fate but Donner is confused because they came back to save their people. Donner wishes to go back to the future and Claire promises to help him for helping her but he doesn’t. Source: Never My Love

Jeremiah “Jemmy” MacKenzie is the son of Brianna and Roger MacKenzie, though believed to be the biological son of Brianna’s rapist Stephen Bonnet. Jemmy is drawn to gemstones because of a noise they make. However, when playing with Claire’s opal (Otter Tooth’s); he claims it is hot. Brianna, Roger, and Claire feel it’s warmth though Ian and Jamie do not. While holding the stone it breaks apart causing a sound much like the standing stones which only travelers can hear. Brianna believes Jem must be Roger’s child and he has the time traveling gene from both his parents for it to be so strong as to break a gemstone. Source: Journeycake, Down the Rabbit Hole

The Mohawk tell Jamie, Claire and Ian about Otter Tooth (the previous owner of Claire's stone). He appeared to know the future. He told the Mohawk of the future. He tried to convince them to war on the white man going so far as to scalp some nearby. He angered the elders who sent him away but he was always nearby ranting and raving. They thought him possessed and chased him for days until they caught up to him and killed him. They continued to hear his words even after taking his head and so buried his head far away, under a tree where Claire eventually found his skull and satchel with the opal inside. Young Ian gives Claire and Jamie Otter Tooth or Robert Springer's journal. In Springer's journal he mentions others: Rains Hard, Strong Walker, Six Turtles and Talks with Spirits. It seems Otter Tooth went back too far. Source: Journeycake, Man of Worth

As Roger is a descendant of Geillis Duncan he also can hear the calling of the standing stones. Fiona takes him up to Craigh na Dun so he can follow Brianna. Fiona can not hear the stones.

Claire tells Roger he is related to Geillis Duncan who she met after traveling back to 1743. Geillis was to be burned as a witch after she gave birth to the child she carried. Claire knew the child was Dougal’s and tells Roger his genealogical chart is wrong when it gets back to that point in history and that he is the descendant of Geillis Duncan and Dougal MacKenzie. Source: Dragonfly in Amber