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Letters from John Augustus Sutter
Contains 2 letters from John Augustus Sutter, the man who owned Sutter's Mill where the first gold in California was found.
John Sutter and a Wider West
This volume begins with John Sutter's own account of his life and the discovery of gold at his sawmill in 1848. Leading historians Howard R. Lamar, Albert L. Hurtado, Iris H. W. Engstrand, Richard W. White, and Patricia Nelson Limerick then demythologize Sutter while giving him a more secure place in western history.
John Augustus Sutter Miscellany
Two deeds for land in Sutterville, Calif. (1848 and 1849); a letter of introduction (Feb. 26, 1857) for Lord Calthrope, on his way to the mines; a military order (June 15, 1855) to Lt. Col. Richard T.C. Linton; a list of military officers (Aug. 14, 1855); two notices (1843 and 1845); and two letters (1866 and 1867) to William E. Dunbar in New York.
Gold
In 1834, a bankrupt John Augustus Sutter deserted his wife and children and set sail for America. Ten years later he was America's first millionaire and a prosperous landowner until the fateful day when he found gold on his land!
Sutter's Own Story
This is a new release of the original 1936 edition.
John Sutter, Rascal and Adventurer
Based On Source Material, Manuscripts And Letters Pertaining To Captain John Augustus Sutter, Leading Figure In The Gold Rush And The Founder Of Sutter's Fort.
John Augustus Sutter
Steven Fletcher and Fran Crawford present a biographical sketch of American pioneer John Augustus Sutter (1803-1880). The sketch recounts the life of Sutter from his birth in Kandern, Baden, his immigration to the United States, and his receipt of a grant of land in which gold was discovered in 1848. Sutter was eventually financially ruined because of the discovery of gold.
John Augustus Sutter Papers
Includes letters from Sutter, documents relating to property, and copy of inventory of Russian-American Company property at Fort Ross and Bodega.
