The Robillard family is a family of characters Gone With the Wind (novel). Only Ellen appears in the film.
- Pierre Robillard: is the father of Ellen O'Hara. He was staunchly Presbyterian even though his family was Roman Catholic. The thought of his daughter becoming a nun was worse than her marrying Gerald O'Hara.
- Solange Robillard: is the mother of Ellen O'Hara and Scarlett's grandmother. She was a dainty Frenchwoman who was snooty and cold.
- Eulalie and Pauline Robillard: are the married sisters of Ellen O'Hara who live in Charleston.
- Ellen O'Hara née Robillard: is Scarlett's mother. Of French ancestry, Ellen married Gerald O'Hara, who was 28 years her senior, after her true love, Philippe Robillard, died in a bar fight. She is Scarlett's ideal of a "great lady". Ellen ran all aspects of the household and nursed slaves as well as poor whites. She dies from typhoid in August 1864 after nursing Emmie Slattery.
- Philippe Robillard: is the cousin of Ellen O'Hara and her first love. Philippe died in a bar fight in New Orleans around 1844.