This is a list of characters whose names are mentioned in dialogue, but who do not actually appear on The Andy Griffith Show.
A[]
- Al Becker (A Date for Gomer): Andy begins to tell a story about Al, but nobody knows him, and the story doesn’t mean anything if you don’t know him, so Andy didn’t tell the story.
- Alvin (Floyd the Gay Deceiver): Andy shouts hello to him.
- Alice (Goober Takes a Car Apart): Goober tells her how to change her oil. He thinks she's a Quaker.
- Andrew Beasley (The Case of the Punch in the Nose): His boy once dated Emma Larch, who later married Bobby Gribble.
- Andy Becker (Quiet Sam): Infant son of Sam Becker. Named after Andy Taylor because Andy delivered Sam’s son.
- Arthur (The Rumor): He calls the courthouse to complain about disease signs displayed by his neighbor Nelvin to deter peddlers.
- Arthur Tarbox (Opie and the Spoiled Kid): He and wife are moving out of town because people talk about other people too much. Mrs. Tarbox is prematurely gray.
- Augusta Finch (Aunt Bee's Medicine Man): Passed away, Aunt Bee's exact age. Also went by "Gussie". She always "enjoyed" poor health.
- Aunt Lucy (Danny Meets Andy Griffith): Andy's relative who lived with and took care of Andy and Opie.
B[]
- Barbara Edwards (Opie Loves Helen): Andy had a crush on her while in school.
- Barbie Tyler (Opie's Ill-Gotten Gain): Makes straight-A's and is apparently a teacher's pet.
- The Bellfasts (The Rumor): Opie spends the night with them.
- Ben Curtis (Goodbye Dolly): Takes over the milk route while Walt Simpson goes out of town.
- Benji (The Perfect Female): This girl's name is unknown, but Andy Taylor calls her "Benji" because he thinks she looks like Benjamin Franklin. Barney set Andy up on a blind date with “Benji”.
- Bertha (The Farmer Takes a Wife): A farmer and neighbor/friend of Jeff Pruitt; he decides to marry her after he "strikes out" with Thelma Lou.
- Birdie Blush (Gomer the House Guest): Gomer has a bet with him that he can't catch a trout in a pool. When Birdie is excited he sounds just like a Jaybird.
- Black Jack Pershing (Barney's Sidecar): Supposedly rode in the sidecar in World War I.
- Blackie (Mr. McBeevee): Opie's invisible horse pet.
- Blanton Fuller (The Ball Game): Writer for the Mayberry newspaper.
- Bobby Gribble (The Case of the Punch in the Nose): He married Emma Larch even though someone thought he hated her in grammar school.
- Boojum Snark, spirit of the fire (Opie's Rival): One of three “spirits” mentioned by Andy to seal the pact he made with Opie to always be there for each other. The other two are Brillin Trant, spirit of the water; and Grovely Barch, spirit of the air.
- Brillin Trant, spirit of the water (Opie's Rival): One of three “spirits” mentioned by Andy to seal the pact he made with Opie to always be there for each other. The other two are Boojum Snark, spirit of the fire; and Grovely Barch, spirit of the air.
- Bruce Newdell (Opie's Newspaper): Was chased by Karen Faulker when she fell at Elm St. park.
- Bunny Caldwell (Andy's Vacation): Gomer gave her a parking ticket. She calls Andy to verify that Gomer had the authority to do so.
- Buzz Jenkins (Man in a Hurry): Chicken thief (stole from Al’s Poultry Headquarters) who invited Reverend Tucker to supper.
C[]
- Captain Ardell, State Police (Barney Gets His Man): Calls the courthouse to warn Andy about a car fitting the description of the one driven by escaped convict Eddie Brooke being spotted abandoned close to Crouch’s Woods.
- Carter French (Andy Saves Gomer, The Big House): Works at the fire house and is having a boiled dinner and Cribbage afterwards in "Andy Saves Gomer". Also he reports seeing two men who are suspected of being partners of the two prisoners in “The Big House”. Not to be confused with Carter French, a friend of Opie.
- Cecil Gurney (Ernest T. Bass Joins the Army): A friend of Andy and Barney. He apparently has two sets of false teeth and won't admit it.
- Charlie Deveraux (The Shoplifters): Husband of Mrs. Deveraux. Barney says she is “ugly as homemade soap” and he isn't good-looking either.
- Charlie Eavers (One-Punch Opie): A friend of Andy's who rented his house on Grove St.
- Charlie Johnson (Andy's Investment): Bought Andy’s Laundercoin operation when Andy realized he couldn’t spend the time necessary to run it properly.
- Charlie Phelps (Barney's Sidecar): A local painter/artist in town who copied the Sheriff's logo onto Barney's motorcycle sidecar.
- Charlie Ross (The Horse Trader): Junk dealer who said he would haul away the town cannon if the town paid him $15.
- Charlie Varney (Hot Rod Otis): Otis sells his car to Charlie.
- Charlotte (Opie's Charity): Opie's first mentioned "girlfriend" whose family was a little down on their luck. Opie is saving his allowance to buy a coat for her, as her current coat is worn out.
- Clark Cooper (Aunt Bee's Invisible Beau): Clara's boyfriend of 5 years.
- Clary Dorsett (Irresistible Andy): Barney attended his funeral.
- Cliff Devereaux (Floyd the Gay Deceiver): The Devereaux home was used by Andy and Floyd to fool Madelyn Grayson into believing Floyd was a rich widower.
- Cliff Pamaly (The Barbershop Quartet): A fine tenor but he's hard of hearing.
- Clint (Three Wishes for Opie): Works at the post office.
- Cora and Maude Mendelbright: (Man in a Hurry): Sisters who visit by phone for several hours on Sundays. Cora lives in Mt. Pilot and Maude in Mayberry. Both sisters are in their 80’s.
- Cornelia (The Cow Thief): Tate Fletcher's wife.
- Craig Fulton (Opie's Job): Floyd has trouble with his hair
- Claude Beamon, Sr. (The Family Visit): 4 generations, all going to church together
- Claude Beamon, Jr. (The Family Visit): 4 generations, all going to church together
- Claudette Beamon (The Family Visit): 4 generations, all going to church together
- Plain Claude Beamon (The Family Visit): 4 generations, all going to church together. Aunt Bee thought he was called “Plain Claude” because he was so homely. He's got the Beamon overbite, but that’s more of a characteristic.
- Count Istvan Telecky (Three Wishes for Opie): A 200-year-old Count whom Barney believes can grant wishes.
- Cyrus Whitley (Andy's Investment): Attended Bradbury College (Howard Sprague’s alma mater) and was later charged with embezzlement.
D[]
- Dale Buckley (Citizen's Arrest): Former sheriff of Mayberry.
- Dick Rinniker (The Shoplifters): Wears a toupee.
- Dixie Belle Edwards (Otis Sues the County): Went to Great Dismal Swamp with Mary Pleasant to hunt black bear.
- Doc Andrews (Aunt Bee's Medicine Man): Aunt Bee's Doctor, who says we’re no Spring chickens anymore.
- Doc Bennett (A New Doctor in Town): Left Mayberry, making room for new doctor Thomas Petersen to take over.
- Doc Caruthers (The New Doctor): Barney mentions "Old Doc Caruthers". Also, in Barney and the Choir, Barney stops by to see Doc Caruthers to check on his throat.
- Doc Green (The New Doctor): Barney mentions him as a past doctor.
- Doc Harvey (Barney's Physical): Asa gets the neck stretcher used by Barney from Doc Harvey.
- Doc Harvey (Mr. McBeevee): Barney called Doc Harvey when Andy came in claiming to have met and shaken hands with Mr. McBeevee in the woods where Opie said he had met him before.
- Doc Mackenzie (The New Doctor): Barney mentions the past doctor.
- Doc Winters (Quiet Sam): Lily Becker's doctor who is out of town when she goes into labor.
- Don Yelton (Goober Takes a Car Apart): Calls Andy at home looking for papers that or on the desk at the courthouse with his name on them.
- Doug Palmer (The Merchant of Mayberry): Bert Miller asked Katherine Palmer about him. Doug Palmer was also mentioned in Wedding Bells for Aunt Bee.
- Dr. Merle Osmond, P.P.D. (Three Wishes for Opie): Wrote the book “Psychic Phenomena” which Barney is reading.
- Dr. Neeley (A Deal Is a Deal): One of the Veterinarians Barney (posing as Dr. U. T. Pendyke, DVM) says would be interested in buying Miracle Salve for use on their mangy animals.
- Dr. Webster (A Deal Is a Deal): One of the Veterinarians Barney (posing as Dr. U. T. Pendyke, DVM) says would be interested in buying Miracle Salve for use on their mangy animals.
E[]
- Earley Gilley (The Ball Game): Umpire who was sick.
- Earl Foster (Goodbye Dolly): Had a broken fuel pump that Goober fixed.
- Earl Gilly (The Jinx): Didn’t caulk Andy’s boat well enough, so it sank while Andy, Barney and Henry Bennett were fishing on opening day of fishing season.
- Earl Pike (Opie's Fortune): Bought his 57 year old son a new car for his birthday.
- Ed (The Bookie Barber): A customer of Floyd's who Floyd is unable to take because he’s so busy.
- Ed Crumbpacker (Barney Runs for Sheriff): Ed goes hunting with Andy twice a year. Tells Andy he can get him into a management training program with the company he works for.
- Ed Simpkins (Barney's Replacement): Gave his wife Grace what-for after Deputy Bob Rogers predicted, based on his statistical chart, that a wife-beating case would be reported.
- Edgar (The Cow Thief): Works at the newspaper. Andy asks him to put the descriptions of the stolen cows in the paper.
- Edgar or Cousin Edgar (Andy and Opie Housekeepers): Aunt Bee visits her cousin Edgar in Mount Pilot, whose wife Maude slept with the window open and “got the versitis”.
- Edgar Coleman (The Lucky Letter): Glued covers back on hymn books with Thelma Lou.
- Edie Larson (Stranger in Town): Joe Larson's mother.
- Edna Thoke (Class Reunion): Someone Andy went to school with who was on the debate team.
- Effie Bartlett (Mayberry Goes Hollywood): Her TV "picture tube went on the blink" and had to have Orville Monroe who repairs TV's when business is slow at the Funeral Parlor repair her set in order for her to watch wrestling. Because "You know how she gets when she misses her wrestling."
- Eleanor Schroder (Goober Takes a Car Apart): She calls Aunt Bee with the "strangest story".
- Emma Larch (The Case of the Punch in the Nose): Married Bobby Gribble even though someone wrote in the sidewalk cement that he hated her in grammar school.
- Ernie Walker (The Cow Thief): Owns a store across from the courthouse.
- Ethel (Opie's Job): Someone kept calling the Courthouse looking for her.
F[]
- Fletch Roberts (Malcolm at the Crossroads): Works at the depot; needs a bookkeeper.
- Fluffy Johnson (Aunt Bee's Crowning Glory): Worked at the gas company and wore false fingernails.
- The Forbeses (Barney's Bloodhound): Barney is held hostage in their cabin and tells Ralph Neal he is trespassing.
- Frank (Multiple episodes): Works at the diner with Juanita. Presumably has a high-pitched voice for a male because Barney continuously mistakes Frank for Juanita on the phone.
- Fred Calahan (The Barbershop Quartet): Was known as a great tenor in town, but is now dead.
- Fred Hartley (Goodbye Dolly): A neighbor of Andy.
- Fred Henry (Opie's Newspaper): Came into the barbershop with gossip about the widow Saunders, distracting Floyd from giving Barney a haircut.
- Fred Mason (Barney and the Choir): Suggested as a replacement for Ralph Pritchard to sing first tenor in the choir, but he worked nights and couldn’t make practice.
- Fred Paley (Citizen's Arrest): Former sheriff of Mayberry.
- Freeburger (Citizen's Arrest): Sewer Inspector who once gave Barney's dad a speeding ticket.
G[]
- Gayle Edwards (Aunt Bee's Invisible Beau): Clara Edwards' son.
- Gilley Parker (Wedding Bells for Aunt Bee): Plays poker, but tells his wife he is at choir practice.
- Gordon Bellfield (Mayberry Goes Hollywood): Barney tells a story to Andy — while they clean the jail cells to prepare for the visit of Mr. Harmon the Hollywood producer to tour Mayberry — about Gordon taking a guided bus tour to actor Gary Cooper's house.
- Grace Simpkins (Barney's Replacement): Called to say her husband Ed had given her what-for, after Deputy Bob Rogers had predicted a wife-beating case based on a statistical chart.
- Grovely Barch, spirit of the air (Opie's Rival): One of three “spirits” mentioned by Andy to seal the pact he made with Opie to always be there for each other. The other two are Boojum Snark, spirit of the fire; and Brillin Trant, spirit of the water.
H[]
- Halcyon Loretta Winslow (The Darling Baby): Barney could have gotten engaged to her but he thought she was ugly (Beasto Maristo). She may be the daughter of Hog Winslow and sister of Hogette Winslow. She’s still ugly, single, and pitting prunes.
- Hannah Lou Smith (Ernest T. Bass Joins the Army): Ernest T. Bass broke two panels out of her greenhouse.
- Harley (Andy's Vacation): Harley tells Andy on the telephone that he has dammed up "Snake Skin Creek".
- Harold Fossett (A Girl for Goober): Has been taking Juanita up to Myers Lake.
- Harper family (Opie's Job): Otis got drunk and drove his car through the Harpers’ rose garden.
- Harry Blake (Howard the Comedian): President of the Elks Lodge.
- Harvey Bunker (Helen the Authoress): Was a Scoutmaster and because he dated Mavis Neff he is no longer a Scoutmaster.
- Harvey Willick (The Farmer Takes a Wife): Harvey runs a shoe store and needed a clerk.
- Henry Choate (Barney's Bloodhound): Barney said he acquired Blue from him.
- Herb Crowley (Andy Forecloses): Has old porch furniture to sell in the rummage sale.
- Herb Mason (Goodbye, Sheriff Taylor): Andy's friend from Raleigh, who calls and offers him an opportunity for a job with Hogarth Detectives.
- Herbert Swindell (The Lucky Letter): Wrote a romantic letter that Andy found at the town dump while helping Barney look for the chain letter.
- Hodie Snitch (Opie and the Bully): Andy's childhood bully.
- Hog Winslow (My Fair Ernest T. Bass): Father of Hogette Winslow.
- Hogette Winslow (My Fair Ernest T. Bass): Hog Winslow's daughter, whose name is apparently French. Ernest T accidentally hit her in the head with a rock, and she married the taxidermist who sewed up her head.
- Hollis Pudney (Eat Your Heart Out): Dated Honey Terwilliger, then she turned around and married Hollis’ brother.
- Honey Terwilliger (Eat Your Heart Out): Dated Hollis Pudney, then turned around and married Hollis’ brother.
- Howard Felcher (Opie's Fortune): Howard is getting a divorce from his wife Lorraine, who apparently drinks too much.
- Howie Forman (Goober Makes History): Opie's friend who chewed up his pencil.
- Hubacher brothers (The Christmas Story, The Inspector, Deputy Otis): Three brothers who Andy and Barney sent away to state prison. The brothers send letters, Christmas cards and gifts to the courthouse, so they don’t hold a grudge.
- Hugo Hauptfleisch (Andy's Vacation): An old German soldier that Barney admires. Barney also got some information on how to shine shoes properly from him.
I[]
- Idelle Bushey (Divorce, Mountain Style): Former girlfriend of Dud Wash. Charlene caught Dud looking at Idelle and grinning at her, so she decided to divorce Dud to teach him a lesson.
J[]
- Jack Egbert (Class Reunion): Blackballed Barney from the Philomathian Literary Society. Andy told Barney about it and he cried. According to Barney, Jack Egbert was no prize.
- James Arthur Beaslo (Andy's Rival): Runs the butcher shop; likes Lydia Crosswaithe.
- James Macefield (The Rumor): He hid three of Lillian's terrible "vulcanized" meatballs in his mackinaw pocket at the Naylors' anniversary party.
- Jarvis Eldridge (Class Reunion): A classmate of Andy and Barney’s they saw in Barney’s school yearbook, “The Cutlass”.
- Jed McIntyre (Man in the Middle): Lives alone but always walks around with a big smile on his face, talking to himself.
- Jeff Pritchard (Irresistible Andy): Andy considers making him a temporary deputy since Barney was invited to the town picnic and dance by Miss Ellie Walker.
- Jelsic Sturm (Ernest T. Bass Joins the Army): An acquaintance of Ernest T. Bass who had been in the Army and was getting attention from all the girls.
- Jerry Parker (The Horse Trader): Opie was going to trade him his licorice seeds for Jerry’s roller skates.
- Jesse Pearson (Andy and Opie's Pal): Owner of Pearson's Sweet Shop; accused of running a fixed peppermint box.
- Jim Stevens (The Merchant of Mayberry): He has a department store in Mt. Pilot, and owed Andy a favor.
- Jim Summers (Irresistible Andy): Owns the meat market and always wins the potato sack race at the town picnic.
- Joe Larson (Stranger in Town): Served in the Army with and was a buddy of Ed Sawyer. He used to tell Ed all about Mayberry and the people in the town, and let Ed read the Mayberry newspaper.
- John Judson Bailey (Bailey's Bad Boy): Ronald Bailey's father who is very rich and powerful.
- Johnny Harris (Mind Over Matter): He was said to have had a car accident and eventually died but he was also kicked in the head by a mule.
- The Johnsons (Barney's First Car): A family that owns one of the nicest farms in the county.
- Jonas Conway (Opie's Charity): Local farmer who raises prize-winning pigs.
- Juanita Beasley (Multiple episodes): Barney's secret girlfriend who worked at the Junction Cafe and later at the Bluebird Diner.
K[]
- Karen Faulker (Opie's Newspaper): Fell down and hurt her knee at the Elm St. park.
- Katherine Palmer (Opie's Rival): She is a friend of Aunt Bee.
L[]
- Lamar Trundle (Opie's First Love): Took Andy’s date to the church social after she called off her date with Andy at the last minute.
- Lamar Tuttle (The Case of The Punch in The Nose): Punched Otis in the nose when he got mad.
- Laura Lee Hobbs (A Black Day for Mayberry): Works at the dime store and told Gomer about the gold truck that was going to come through Mayberry.
- Leonard Blush (Barney's Bloodhound and The Song Festers): Has a radio show on YLRB out of Mt. Pilot. Voiced by Howard Morris (who also played Ernest T. Bass).
- Leonard brothers (Opie's Job): One of the brothers got mad at the other and drove his car to the swamp and set it on fire.
- Lewis Family (Opie's Piano Lesson): Moved to Raleigh and left a space for Opie to take piano lessons from Clara Edwards.
- Lily Becker (Quiet Sam): Sam Becker's wife and the mother of Andy Becker
- Lemley Gilbert (Opie's Fortune): Brother of Phoebe Gilbert.
- Lorraine Felcher (Opie's Fortune): According to "Mayberry After Midnight", she is getting a divorce. Lorraine apparently drinks too much.
- Louise Palmer (The Sermon for Today and Bargain Day): She lends her sewing machine to Aunt Bee. Later Aunt Bee says she may know someone who can fix the freezer.
- Luke Taft (A Date for Gomer): A suggested date for Thelma Lou’s cousin Mary Grace. He hits the sauce.
M[]
- Mabel Stoner (The Bed Jacket): Mayor Roy Stoner's wife, who thought her husband had bought a bed jacket and given it to another woman.
- Martha Hendricks (Aunt Bee's Invisible Beau): Wife of Mr. Hendricks the butter and egg man from Mt. Pilot.
- Mary Pleasant (Otis Sues the County): Notary at the bank. Went to Great Dismal Swamp with Dixie Belle Edwards to hunt black bear.
- Matt Merliss (A Wife for Andy): Opie's best friend who, along with Opie and other boys, got in trouble at school for wrestling during recess, requiring Andy to visit Opie’s teacher, Miss Crump.
- Maude (Andy and Opie Housekeepers): Married to Aunt Bee’s cousin Edgar.
- Maude and Cora Mendelbright (Man in a Hurry): Sisters who visit by phone for several hours on Sundays. Cora lives in Mt. Pilot and Maude in Mayberry. Both sisters are in their 80’s.
- Maya Lambert (Opie's Newspaper): Played a raindrop in the school play.
- Mayor Jenkins (Opie's Charity): Mayberry Mayor who attended Tom Silby’s funeral, along with all the aldermen including Sam Peabody, who Tom couldn’t stand.
- McAllister (If I Had a Quarter Million): Mentioned to Barney by fake FBI Agent Hennessey as "the McAllister case" that was handled the same way as the current case will be handled.
- Melba Lawson (Quiet Sam): Wife of Floyd the Barber. Floyd said she had a strong stick he might borrow for the posse Barney was organizing.
- Melinda Kiefer (The Perfect Female): She was from Detroit. Barney Fife once set up a blind date for Andy Taylor with her, but Andy didn't like her because she had fat knees and talked a lot.
- Merlin Bracey (Ernest T. Bass Joins the Army): Tells Andy over the phone that he saw Ernest T. break a street lamp with a rock in front of Mrs. Mingus' house.
- Merrill (Bargain Day): Andy is talking to Merrill about a sign that wouldn't stay up when he hears dogs barking and looks out the window to see Aunt Bee and Opie with a red wagon full of thawing meat from their broken freezer.
- Milford Phillips (The Horse Trader): Former resident of Mayberry who wanted to send the town a plaque to replace the old cannon.
- Millie Fulton (Opie's Job): Her husband is Craig. She hit him across the head with a broom handle one night when he was sneaking in.
- Millie Parsons (Those Gossipin' Men): Was a brunette and now has "blonde tips straight from a bottle."
- Milo brothers (Barney's Sidecar): World War I Veterans whom Andy said the motorcycle belonged to.
- Molly Harkins (A Deal Is a Deal): Makes a mange cure that Barney Fife (posing as Dr, U. T. Pendyke, DVM) says is inferior to Miracle Salve in curing the mange.
- Myra Koontz (The Shoplifters): She works at the lingerie shop. Barney has a story about her, but never gets around to telling Andy about it.
Miss Section[]
- Miss Cleta (The Rumor): Andy says she has a pretty black oilcloth coat.
- Miss Kelsey (The Bank Job): Is away in Mt. Pilot. Barney takes in her laundry and borrows a dress to pose as Mrs. Magruder’s cousin to teach the bank employees a lesson.
- Miss Mingus (Ernest T. Bass Joins the Army): Ernest T. Bass broke a street light in front of her house.
- Miss Moddler (Briscoe Declares for Aunt Bee): A neighbor of the Taylors.
- Miss Peterson (High Noon in Mayberry): Has a cat named Fluffy stuck on her roof. Fluffy has kittens.
- Miss Snyder (Opie the Birdman): Owns a cat that Andy thinks killed the songbird that Opie accidentally killed with his slingshot.
Mr. Section[]
- Mr. Benson (Helen's Past): Owns a vegetable stand.
- Mr. Crenshaw (Opie's Job): Billy Crenshaw's father who is sick
- Mr. Edinger (Mr. McBeevee): Owns Mr. Edinger’s Carpenter Shop that Andy thinks the hatchet Opie got from Mr. McBeevee may have come from.
- Mr. Ferris (Barney Fife, Realtor): Handyman/plumber who told Andy the house may need a whole new plumbing system.
- Mr. Higby (Opie's Piano Lesson): Traveling piano tuner.
- Mr. Johnson (The Pickle Story): He is Clara Johnson's deceased husband.
- Mr. Malony (Sheriff Barney): He was the sheriff of Greendale.
- Mr. McGinnis (The Rivals): Has an apple tree to climb.
- Mr. McMillan (Andy's Rich Girlfriend): He is Peggy McMillan's father, very wealthy, and owns R&M Grain Elevators in Raleigh.
- Mr. Parmalee (Barney Fife, Realtor): Previous owner of the Taylor house.
- Mr. Perkins (A Date for Gomer): Barney doesn't want to stand in a stag line with him and a bunch of slumped-over teenage boys.
- Mr. Snyder (Opie the Birdman): A handyman
- Mr. Stoner (The Loaded Goat): Mayor Roy Stoner's brother. Mayor Stoner promised him that the new underpass would run by his gas station.
- Mr. Twyford (Andy's Rival): A school board member
Mrs. Section[]
- Mrs. Armbruster (The Pageant): Works at the library and is a little bitty woman.
- Mrs. Boliver (Danny Meets Andy Griffith): She stepped on Wilfred, Opie's turtle, and killed it.
- Mrs. Burton (The Shoplifters): Sweet woman who never complains. Has a husband named Sam who drinks heavily.
- Mrs. Cox (The Bookie Barber): Mrs. Cox is Opie's second grade teacher.
- Mrs. Crutay (Andy's Vacation): Her cat Queeny is stuck up a tree.
- Mrs. Deveraux (Ernest T. Bass Joins the Army): Barney says “she is as ugly as homemade soap”.
- Mrs. Farley (A Deal Is a Deal): Barney goes to her home to get a cat out of tree.
- Mrs. Fletcher (The Big House): Pete Dooley splashed mud on her with his truck.
- Mrs. Jason (Opie and His Merry Men): Her fruit and vegetable bin was raided.
- Mrs. Johnson (The Mayberry Band): Mother of Wendell. Mayor Stoner says hello to her and Wendell before the band marches by.
- Mrs. MacKnight (Ernest T. Bass Joins the Army): Andy mentions she's recently lost a lot of weight.
- Mrs. Magruder (The Bank Job): Cleaning woman at the bank. Barney poses as her cousin to demonstrate the bank’s lax security measures.
- Mrs. Mason (The Great Filling Station Robbery): She develops film down at the drug store.
- Mrs. Mingus (Ernest T. Bass Joins the Army): Merlin Bracey saw Ernest T break a street lamp with a rock in front of her house.
- Mrs. Peters (Opie's Job): She calls Mr. Doakes to order some groceries.
- Mrs. Pike (The Beauty Contest): Wife of Mayor Pike, who usually rides out on a horse while singing opera for the grand finale of the town’s Founder’s Day celebration.
- Mrs. Purvis (The Rivals): Called the sheriff’s office to say her cat was on the roof.
- Mrs. Porter (Opie and His Merry Men): Had a whole ham stolen.
- Mrs. Pruitt (Opie and His Merry Men): Had half a turkey go missing.
- Mrs. Purdy (Bailey's Bad Boy): Opie broke her window with a baseball. Andy says Opie won’t get an allowance until the window is paid for.
- Mrs. Pyle (The Sermon for Today): Goober's mother and Gomer's aunt. Goober won’t take his momma for a ride in a dirty car.
- Mrs. Tucker (The Pickle Story): She is Reverend Tucker's wife and entered pickles into the contest.
- Mrs. Webster (Quiet Sam): Taught a biology class that Andy flunked. He was dissecting a grasshopper and froze.
- Mrs. Vickers (The Loaded Goat): An elderly lady who thinks the blasting on the new underpass is coming from Union soldiers.
- Mrs. Von Roder (Opie Loves Helen): One of Andy and Barney’s teachers. The beast of the 4th floor.
N[]
- Nat Pike (Quiet Sam): Opie's 4 year old friend who claims a penny hit by lightning is worth 6 cents.
- Nate Bushy (A Date for Gomer): A suggested date for Thelma Lou's cousin Mary Grace. He always takes his mother to dances.
- Nathan Tibbs (A Plaque for Mayberry): A revolutionary war hero whose descendant was a citizen of Mayberry.
- Nelvin (The Rumor): Andy talked to Nelvin on the phone. He had put up disease signs on his property to scare away peddlers. The quarantine signs say he has cholera, yellow fever and the bubonic plague. Andy said: "Now take down them disease signs, Nelvin."
- Norbert (The Lucky Letter): Drove a pickup truck, accidentally running over Barney’s foot.
- Norman Lawson (The Jinx): Son of Floyd Lawson who dropped a fly ball hit to him after the ball was thrown back from the stands by Henry Bennett. Norman has a brother named Randall Lawson who plays the saxophone.
O[]
- Old Man Burnett (Irresistible Andy): Filed a complaint on Old Lady Burnett for picking his pocket.
- Oliver Gossage (My Fair Ernest T. Bass): Andy's cousin from Raleigh. Ernest T. Bass posed as him at Mrs. Wiley’s social gathering.
- Orville Portney (Aunt Bee's Crowning Glory): Night man at the bakery.
- Oscar Skinner (Cousin Virgil): Otis tried to get a job from him at the feed store.
P[]
- Pete Dooley (The Big House): Gomer saw him in his truck splashing mud on Mrs.Fletcher.
- Phoebe Gilbert (Opie's Fortune): Barney took her out once, to the "Blue View" restaurant. She has a brother named Lemley Gilbert.
- Poor Horacio (Opie's Charity): Nonexistent boy. Andy was explaining to Opie there were 1 1/2 underprivileged children per square mile in Mayberry (a ratio), which Opie misunderstood as a half a boy named Horacio.
- Purcell Branch (Citizen's Arrest): Tyler Branch's father. He was arrested for disturbing the peace. He drove down Main St with the cut-out open on his REO Flying Cloud.
R[]
- Racine Tyler (Family Visit): Ollie and Nora's friend in Lake Charles, Lousiana. She’s a widow who Nora thinks is a good match for Andy.
- Ralph Baker (Bringing Up Opie): Boy who was handcuffed to a flagpole by Opie because he “resisted arrest”. Opie got the handcuffs from Barney.
- Ralph Baker (Barney's Replacement): Andy's friend in the State Attorney's office. Sent Bob Rogers to serve as a deputy under Andy.
- Ralph Pritchard (Barney and the Choir): Sang first tenor in the choir, but had to drop out because he was on the road two weeks out of three. This left the choir without a tenor.
- Red Akins (Opie's Fortune): 16 year old writer for "Mayberry After Midnight".
- Reverend Aiken (Alcohol and Old Lace): Andy mentions deputizing him to help stamp out moonshining.
- Reverend Dargood (The Pageant): Directed Aunt Bee in the childhood play "The Little Princess".
- Rhoda Apfle (Opie's Fortune): Is getting married, according to “Mayberry After Midnight”.
- Richie Frawer (Ernest T. Bass Joins the Army): He owns a hardware store. Ernest T. Bass broke some of his store windows.
- Rick Jackson (Barney and the Choir): Suggested as a replacement for Ralph Pritchard to sing first tenor in the choir. Had his tonsils and adenoids taken out but still has a foghorn voice.
- Robert and William Buntley (Stranger in Town): Twins of Mrs. Buntley.
- Rose Blake (Those Gossipin' Men): Went to Raleigh for new teeth, according to Aunt Bee.
- Rotten Ray Ancrum (My Fair Ernest T. Bass): Came down from the hills and set the town on fire in 1870, then started the Ancrum Charcoal Company. Grandfather of Ramona Ancrum.
- Roy Pruitt (Opie's Charity): Gave five cents to the Underprivileged Children’s Fund. He’s one of Mayberry’s underprivileged children.
- Ruthie Matthews (Goober Goes to an Auto Show): Goober used to be sweet on her back when he was in trade school. She married Goober’s rival, Roy Swanson, per Roy, but he may have been lying about that.
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- Sally Higgins (Goodbye Dolly): Aunt Bee started to tell a story about her.
- Sam Allen (The Inspector): Andy’s friend and state inspector who usually visits the Mayberry jail. Andy and Sam go fishing and frog gigging on Sam’s visits. Ralph Case replaced Sam, who was on a leave of absence, and made the inspection visit to Mayberry instead.
- Sam Burton (The Shoplifters): Married to Mrs. Burton. Drinks heavily.
- Sam Eppley (The Cannon): Owns a motorcycle that was used in the parade to welcome the governor to Mayberry.
- Sam Peabody (Opie's Charity): Mayberry alderman who Tom Silby couldn’t stand. Sam “crashed” Tom’s “funeral” that was arranged by his wife, Annabelle Silby.
- Sarah (Multiple episodes): Telephone operator in Mayberry who is always on the job.
- Sheriff Patterson (Return to Mayberry): Replaced Andy as sheriff of Mayberry when he left for Ohio.
- Sheriff Pinkley (Citizen's Arrest): Andy replaced him as sheriff.
- Sheriff Poindexter (The Case of the Punch in the Nose): Sheriff of Mayberry at the time Floyd Lawson and Charlie Foley had an argument resulting in Floyd punching Foley in the nose.
- Spooky Benson (Goober's Contest): Watched Wally's station for Goober on occasion.
- Stuart Simmons (The Bookie Barber): Andy goes to see him in Triplett, NC.
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- Tex Ritter (The Pageant): Mentioned by Barney Fife as someone who “probably didn’t get it right the first time” in his defense of Aunt Bee’s poor performance as Lady Mayberry.
- The Wilsons (Andy Forecloses): Have a new lawnmower, so their old one could be donated to the Scobey rummage sale.
- Tilly (Barney's Sidecar): Mrs. Beggs’ sister with unusually long teeth. People called her “the beaver”.
- Tom Biggers (The Farmer Takes a Wife): He was a realtor.
- Tommy Griff (Andy Saves Gomer): Opie's friend who has a newly paved driveway.
- Tracy Rupert (The Horse Trader): Carved his initials into the town’s cannon. Andy told Ralph Mason the initials were carved by Teddy Roosevelt.
- Tyla Lee (Prisoner of Love): Andy tells the story of how Tyla met her husband. They live in a little yellow house just up from the courthouse.
- Tyler Branch (Citizen's Arrest): Purcell Branch's son.
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- Uncle Nat (The Loaded Goat): Otis (who is drunk) mistakes Jimmy the goat for his uncle.
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- Vicky Harms (The Rivals): Used to bite off the end and sip out all the syrup from Barney's raspberry snow cones.
- Virginia Lee (The Pageant): She is Floyd's niece and he tried to bribe Andy into crowning her Miss Mayberry.
- Viola McConniker (The Big House): Gomer saw her walking down to her barn to have a pinch of snuff.
- Viola Slatt (Ernest T. Bass Joins the Army): Barney doesn't like her; says she is the biggest gossip in town.
- Virgil Hosh (The Jinx): Barney said Virgil was jinxed by Henry Bennett into losing a horseshoe pitching contest.
- Virgina Beasley and Early Gilley (Opie's Fortune): An engaged couple.
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- Wadey Huff (The Cow Thief): A farmer who, like Tate Fletcher, has his cow stolen.
- Wallace Crenshaw (Helen's Past): Backed his trunk into Mr. Benson's vegetable stand.
- Wayne Devereaux (Wedding Bells for Aunt Bee): Keeps a picture of Myrna Loy in his pocket.
- Wendell Johnson (The Mayberry Band): Child who Mayor Stoner says hello to before the band marched by.
- Widow Bradshaw (Malcolm at the Crossroads): Ernest T. Bass didn't like her
- Widow Saunders (Opie's Newspaper): Fred Henry claimed that she was dating a dish towel salesman from Raleigh. He took her to the Half-Moon Roadhouse, where they sat on the same side of the booth and ate New York cut steaks.
- Wilbur Hennessey (Stranger in Town): Got drunk and fell out of the window of room 209.
- Willis Cundiff (Mind Over Matter): 91 years old, was in a car accident.
- Wilton Blair (Barney's Physical): Barney met Thelma Lou at his funeral in 1960.
- Wilson (Ellie Comes to Town): Party in a lawsuit mentioned: Wilson vs. Thorpe's Pharmacy.