Peter Rugg

Peter Rugg was a Dutch-born American man of wealth. While attempting to return to Boston during a storm, he slighted God and was forced to spend decades being lost in the storm and travelling the continental United States. In 1827 he was finally freed from his torment and allowed to return to Boston, only to discover his estate was being sold off at auction.
== Notes ==
=== Behind the Scenes ===
* Rugg was created by American author William Austin."Peter Rugg, the Missing Man" or The Eclipsing Revolution: an Essay on the Supernatural - Bernard Terramorsi - Translated by Alain Geoffroy - March 1996 - Observatoire Réunionnais des Arts, des Civilisations et des Littératures dans leur Environnement - Retrieved 1 March 2022"Peter Rugg, the Missing Man": the Unacknowledged Account - Christine Dupuit - Translated by Alain Geoffroy - March 1996 - Observatoire Réunionnais des Arts, des Civilisations et des Littératures dans leur Environnement - Retrieved 1 March 2022
== Appearances ==
* Some account of Peter Rugg, the Missing Man, Laik of Boston, New England in a letter to Mr. Herman Krauff (first appearance)
* Some Further Account of Peter Rugg, the Missing Man, Late of Boston, New-England
* Arrival of Mr. Peter Rugg in Boston (final appearance)
== Links ==
* Peter Rugg on Wikipedia
== References ==
Category:Humans
Category:Cursed individuals
Category:Homeless characters
Category:Wealthy characters
Category:Boston characters
Category:Massachusetts characters
Category:Dutch characters
Category:American characters
Category:Literary characters
Category:William Austin characters