Note:  Sons of the Soil is also known as The Peasantry and is referred to by that title when mentioned in other addendums.

Blondet, Emile
  Jealousies of a Country Town
  A Distinguished Provincial at Paris
  Scenes from a Courtesan’s Life
  Modeste Mignon
  Another Study of Woman
  The Secrets of a Princess
  A Daughter of Eve
  The Firm of Nucingen

Blondet, Virginie
  Jealousies of a Country Town
  The Secrets of a Princess
  A Distinguished Provincial at Paris
  Another Study of Woman
  The Member for Arcis
  A Daughter of Eve

Bourlac, Bernard-Jean-Baptiste-Macloud, Baron de
  The Seamy Side of History

Brossette, Abbe
  Beatrix

Carigliano, Duchesse de
  At the Sign of the Cat and Racket
  A Distinguished Provincial at Paris
  The Member for Arcis

Casteran, De
  The Chouans
  The Seamy Side of History
  Jealousies of a Country Town
  Beatrix

Laguerre, Mademoiselle
  A Prince of Bohemia

La Roche-Hugon, Martial de
  Domestic Peace
  A Daughter of Eve
  The Member for Arcis
  The Middle Classes
  Cousin Betty

Lupin, Amaury
  A Start in Life

Marest, Georges
  A Start in Life

Minorets, The
  The Government Clerks

Montcornet, Marechal, Comte de
  Domestic Peace
  Lost Illusions
  A Distinguished Provincial at Paris
  Scenes from a Courtesan’s Life
  A Man of Business
  Cousin Betty

Navarreins, Duc de
  A Bachelor’s Establishment
  Colonel Chabert
  The Muse of the Department
  The Thirteen
  Jealousies of a Country Town
  Scenes from a Courtesan’s Life
  The Country Parson
  The Magic Skin
  The Gondreville Mystery
  The Secrets of a Princess
  Cousin Betty

Ronquerolles, Marquis de
  The Imaginary Mistress
  Ursule Mirouet
  A Woman of Thirty
  Another Study of Woman
  The Thirteen
  The Member for Arcis

Scherbelloff, Princesse (or Scherbellof or Sherbelloff)
  Jealousies of a Country Town

Soulanges, Comte Leon de
  Domestic Peace

Soulanges, Comtesse Hortense de
  Domestic Peace
  The Thirteen

Steingel
  The Gondreville Mystery

Troisville, Guibelin, Vicomte de
  The Seamy Side of History
  The Chouans
  Jealousies of a Country Town