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In the various movies and in chronological order; Jim Douglas (1969), Mrs. Steinmetz (1974), Jim Douglas again (1977), Pete Stancheck (nephew of Jim Douglas 1980), Back to Jim Douglas (1982), then Maggie Peyton (2005). There's also mention of a Hank Cooper (1997), who doesn't quite fit into the continuity.
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