While Mammy is a slave until the end of the war, she is also a mother figure to Scarlett.
Hattie McDaniel was the actress who played Mammy, a perfect characterization of Scarlett's mammy, who kept her in line. Scarlett would ignore orders from anyone else than Mammy, and Mammy knew Scarlett well and accompanied her to Atlanta from Tara because she knew Scarlett would get in trouble.
Pansy was Scarlett's and her children later "Mammy".
Eugenia Victoria
Scarlett O'Hara called her black maid "Mammy" in the novel "Gone with the Wind" by Margaret Mitchell. This portrayal of the relationship between Scarlett and Mammy has been criticized for perpetuating racial stereotypes and depicting a subservient dynamic.
Big Sam was the foreman Mammy took care of Scarlett Prissy these are only some
Charlie Parker The answer is 'Butterfly McQueen' NOT Charlie Parker ! It was actually Hattie McDaniel, who played Mammy, in Gone With the Wind...she and Scarlett had just met with a group of carpetbaggers (I believe that's who they were) during Reconstruction, and Mammy, curious as to who they were, turned to Scarlett and asked, "Who dat?" Butterfly McQueen was in GWTW, too.
Ron Scarlett died in 2002.
Francis Muir Scarlett died in 1971.
William Anglin Scarlett died in 1831.
Hunter Scarlett died on 1954-12-23.
Peter Campbell Scarlett died in 1881.