Claire Dutton. Claire appears in 1883 and is portrayed by Dawn Olivieri. She is Jacob and James’ sister and Henry’s widow. She had seven children, but only one, Mary Abel, ...

The sister of James and Jacob Dutton, Claire (Dawn Olivieri) appears in “1883.” She is a widow, so viewers never see her late husband, Henry Abel.

Spencer Dutton, aka “The Lion Hunter,” is the youngest son of James and Margaret, but like his brother John, he never appeared in 1883.Instead, he joined the Dutton family ranch in 1923 ...

Claire Abel nee Dutton. Claire (Dawn Olivieri) was the sister to James and Jacob whom we met in 1883. Claire's story just might be the most tragic: She was a widow who also lost six of her ...

Claire Dutton Image via Paramount Network. Like many people in those days, Claire Dutton was a widow, and among the strongest Duttons to live. Jaded and scornful, indeed, but you’d be too had ...

Claire Dutton was James' deeply pious sister. She was a widow who had lost all of her six children when they were young, except her daughter, Mary Abel. After Mary died, she took her own life.

Fans of Yellowstone and its gripping prequels, 1883 and 1923, know the Dutton family saga isn't just a show: it's a whole epic.With storylines that stretch across centuries and span generations ...

The husband of Claire—sister of James Dutton. He died sometime shortly before the events of 1883, leading his wife and daughter, Mary Abel, to travel with the Duttons. Mary Abel.

The Dutton family tree is pretty complicated, but it doesn't have to be. Yellowstone, 1883 and 1923 fans will appreciate this easy explanation of how James, Jacob and John Dutton are related.. The ...

The husband of Claire—sister of James Dutton. He died sometime shortly before the events of 1883, leading his wife and daughter, Mary Abel, to travel with the Duttons. Mary Abel.

"I always sort of know it’s coming," Olivieri told The Hollywood Reporter, as her character Claire Dutton was previously killed off in Yellowstone prequel 1883. "And to read it is like, 'OK ...