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Who lived at sutters fort?
John Sutter
What was john sutters weight?
Unknown. I have read he wasn't very tall and liked to wear uniforms.
Where was sutters mill why was it important?
Sutters mill was located above Sacramento in Columa California and it was run by a man named John Marshall who found gold in the traces. This find began the gold rush and within two years California was a state on September 9, 1850.
What makes sutters mill special?
the gold rush
Where was gold found in 1849 to start the gold rush?
Sutters Mill.
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