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Did any of the Weasleys marry a pureblood?

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The question of whether any Weasley married a pureblood can be approached from two perspectives: one based on definitively confirmed canon information, and another considering possibilities where information is absent.

Understanding Blood Status in the Wizarding World

In the wizarding world, blood status is a significant social and political distinction:

  • Pureblood: Witches and wizards whose family trees consist exclusively of magical ancestors, typically for at least several generations. Many pureblood families are proud of their heritage, some to the point of prejudice against others.
  • Half-blood: Individuals with both magical and Muggle (non-magical) ancestry, or a mix of magical bloodlines (e.g., one Muggle-born parent, one pureblood parent). Most witches and wizards fall into this category.
  • Muggle-born: Witches and wizards born to non-magical parents. They are fully magical themselves but have no known magical ancestors.

Weasley Siblings' Marriages and Spouses' Blood Status

The Weasley family is one of the oldest and most prominent pureblood families in the wizarding world. However, their children, like many modern witches and wizards, married individuals from diverse backgrounds.

Here's a breakdown of the known Weasley siblings' marriages and the blood status of their spouses:


Weasley Sibling Spouse Spouse's Blood Status (Confirmed Canon) Married a Pureblood? (Confirmed)
Bill Weasley Fleur Delacour Half-blood (part-Veela) No
Ron Weasley Hermione Granger Muggle-born No
Ginny Weasley Harry Potter Half-blood No
George Weasley Angelina Johnson Unconfirmed No (not definitively confirmed)
Percy Weasley Audrey Weasley (née ?) Unconfirmed No (not definitively confirmed)


As detailed above, the blood status of Angelina Johnson (George's wife) and Audrey (Percy's wife) is not explicitly confirmed in canon. While they can be pureblood, there is no definitive information to confirm this.

Addressing the Question from Multiple Interpretations

Given the available information, the answer to "Did any of the Weasleys marry a pureblood?" can be interpreted in two ways:

1. Based on Definitively Confirmed Canon Information:

Answer: No.

There is no definitive canon information confirming that any Weasley sibling married an individual explicitly stated or confirmed as a pureblood.

  • Bill Weasley married Fleur Delacour, who is a half-blood due to her part-Veela heritage.
  • Ron Weasley married Hermione Granger, who is Muggle-born.
  • Ginny Weasley married Harry Potter, who is a half-blood.
  • For George's wife, Angelina Johnson, and Percy's wife, Audrey, their blood status is not explicitly detailed in canon. Therefore, while it is possible they are purebloods, their status is not definitively confirmed, meaning we cannot state "yes" based on this lack of explicit information.

2. Considering the Possibility Due to Unconfirmed Canon Information:

Answer: It is possible.

Given the lack of definitive canon information regarding the blood status of Angelina Johnson (George's wife) and Audrey (Percy's wife), it remains a possibility that one or both could be purebloods. Their status is simply not confirmed either way within the established canon. However, without explicit confirmation, a definitive "yes" cannot be given for these cases.