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The Harry Wade Exit Route was discovered and made by Harry Wade from Illinois in 1849. Harry Wade, his wife and children were in the Bennett-Arcan party caravan emigrating west. At the direction of guide Jefferson Hunt the caravan took a poorly planned turn and descended into Death Valley, California while looking for a shortcut off the Old Spanish Trail. The caravan of a 100 wagons were looking for the shortcut to get to the California Gold Rush sooner. Several in the group died while there, affording the valley its namesake. Harry Wade found a path out of the Valley, the trail he made is today called the Harry Wade Road, a dirt road. After departing Death Valley Wade found the Old Spanish Trail and came to Southern California though the Cajon Pass. Many in the party also suffered but non

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rdfs:label	Henry Wade Exit Route (en)
rdfs:comment	The Harry Wade Exit Route was discovered and made by Harry Wade from Illinois in 1849. Harry Wade, his wife and children were in the Bennett-Arcan party caravan emigrating west. At the direction of guide Jefferson Hunt the caravan took a poorly planned turn and descended into Death Valley, California while looking for a shortcut off the Old Spanish Trail. The caravan of a 100 wagons were looking for the shortcut to get to the California Gold Rush sooner. Several in the group died while there, affording the valley its namesake. Harry Wade found a path out of the Valley, the trail he made is today called the Harry Wade Road, a dirt road. After departing Death Valley Wade found the Old Spanish Trail and came to Southern California though the Cajon Pass. Many in the party also suffered but non (en)
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name	Harry Wade Exit Route (en)
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location	Baker, California
dcterms:subject	Death Valley California Gold Rush History of Southern California Death Valley National Park Mojave Desert
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cajon Pass California California Gold Rush California Historical Landmarks in San Bernardino County, California American pioneer Rochester, Kent Santa Fe And Salt Lake Trail Monument Death Valley Death Valley Death Valley '49ers Death Valley National Park United States Eastern United States Geology of the Death Valley area Great Basin Desert Mojave Desert California Gold Rush History of Southern California London, England Sierra Nevada Sutter's Fort Baker, California William L. Manly John Haney Rogers Alviso, San Jose Death Valley National Park Northern California Gold Country History of San Bernardino, California Jefferson Hunt Mojave Desert Tioga County, Pennsylvania Southern California Illinois Nevada Old Spanish Trail (trade route) Prospecting Places of interest in the Death Valley area Central Valley of California California Historic Landmark Death Valley, California History of California through 1899
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://books.google.com/books%3Fid=GTbOAAAAMAAJ%7Cpublisher=Stanford
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has abstract	The Harry Wade Exit Route was discovered and made by Harry Wade from Illinois in 1849. Harry Wade, his wife and children were in the Bennett-Arcan party caravan emigrating west. At the direction of guide Jefferson Hunt the caravan took a poorly planned turn and descended into Death Valley, California while looking for a shortcut off the Old Spanish Trail. The caravan of a 100 wagons were looking for the shortcut to get to the California Gold Rush sooner. Several in the group died while there, affording the valley its namesake. Harry Wade found a path out of the Valley, the trail he made is today called the Harry Wade Road, a dirt road. After departing Death Valley Wade found the Old Spanish Trail and came to Southern California though the Cajon Pass. Many in the party also suffered but nonetheless made it out of Death Valley. Harry Wade Exit Route was designated a California Historic Landmark (No.622) on October 9, 1957. A marker was placed about 30 miles north of Baker, California, on the Harry Wade Exit Route, to designate where his family escaped. The marker is at the southern end of Death Valley National Park. Harry Wade was born on March 16, 1800, in Rochester, England. He married Mary Reynolds Leach, who was born on June 17, 1813, in London, England. In 1836, he migrated to the United States and settled in Tioga County, Pennsylvania. After surviving the move to California they moved to Northern California and ran an inn called The American House in Alviso, California. He died on October 13, 1883, in Alviso. Mary died on May 3, 1889, in Alviso. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Cajon Pass Santa Fe And Salt Lake Trail Monument Death Valley Death Valley '49ers Death Valley National Park Furnace Creek, California Henry Wade Road
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