TY - SER
KW - Pennsylvania Railroad
KW - dreams
KW - George S. Cox (1849-1856)
KW - Joseph C. Cox (1850-1856)
KW - witches
KW - Jacob Dibert (1822-64)
KW - Harrison Whysong (1812-1909)
KW - missing persons
AU - Charles R. [Rufus] McCarthy
AB - <p>A rewrite of C. Jeffries&rsquo; <a href="/pittsburghnovel/content/lost-brothers-thrilling-narrative-truth-being-collection-facts-reference-death-george-and"><em>The Lost Brothers</em></a> (1857), a novelized biography of George and Joseph Cox, young brothers who wandered from their cabin and disappeared into the Allegheny Mountains on April 24, 1856.</p>
C1 - 1856
C3 - Bedford County; Bedford; Pavia Twp.; Blair County; Altoona; Logan Twp.; Kittanning Point; Cambria County; Johnstown
C4 - Biographical; Mystery
CY - Huntingdon, PA
LA - English
M3 - Novel
N2 - <p>A rewrite of C. Jeffries&rsquo; <a href="/pittsburghnovel/content/lost-brothers-thrilling-narrative-truth-being-collection-facts-reference-death-george-and"><em>The Lost Brothers</em></a> (1857), a novelized biography of George and Joseph Cox, young brothers who wandered from their cabin and disappeared into the Allegheny Mountains on April 24, 1856.</p>
PB - Brethern’s Publishing Company
PP - Huntingdon, PA
PY - 1888
RN - Charles Rufus McCarthy (1818-1900) spent most of his life in Huntingdon County and was “prominent in literary, religious, and temperance circles.”
EP - 60 p.
TI - The Lost Children of the Alleghenies and How They Were Found Through a Dream
ER -