somebody’s people
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishsomebody’s peoplesomebody’s people[plural] a) PGCRRthe people that a king or leader rules or leads The king ordered his people to prepare for war. b) the people who work for a person or organization A manager’s job is to make his or her people feel part of the system. c) SSF old-fashioned your relatives, especially your parents, grandparents etc Do your people live round here? → peopleExamples from the Corpussomebody’s people• Arafat has urged his people to refrain from violence.• As a senior manager, you will be judged by the performance of your people.• Where do your people come from?