At the end of the series, the President makes him an official citizen of America. The first disaster would be Moloch, and the second one would be Pandora. He revealed that the two Witnesses would be facing seven disasters in the episode I, Witness. As of 'The Sisters Mills', Crane is officially head of the Hudson Valley Historical Society, giving him an explanation for his expertise and a reason for his affiliation with the FBI. As of the third season, he is applying for American citizenship to legalize his efforts to preserve the archive he and Abbie use to research their adversaries, although the application process is delayed in 'Dark Mirror' due to Crane missing an important interview while trying to save Abbie. Although initially he has difficulty adapting to the 21st century, by the end of the second season, he states he has acclimatized (aside from occasional mishaps), berating Katrina and Henry for holding onto the past. Despite his skepticism, he proves to be an invaluable resource after his resurrection, due to his detailed knowledge of supernatural lore. Later, the Horseman is resurrected, as is Crane. In 1781, he dies while simultaneously beheading the Horseman, and their blood mixes together.

Main characters Captain Ichabod Crane Ĭaptain Ichabod Crane, Esquire ( Tom Mison), former professor of history at Oxford University prior to the American Revolution, comes to America with the British before switching sides to spy for the Colonists, under General George Washington. ^ In season 1 a young Abigail Mills is portrayed by recurring actress Jahnee Wallace.The Headless Horseman / Abraham van Brunt Henry Parrish / Jeremy Crane / The Horseman of War (later Agent) Grace Abigail 'Abbie' Mills The following is a list of characters from the Fox supernatural drama television series Sleepy Hollow, which is loosely based on the 1820 Halloween short story ' The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' by Washington Irving with added concepts from ' Rip Van Winkle', also by Irving.

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