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about how many months did it take Sarah Raymond in her family to get from Missouri to Virginia City in the Montana territory in 1865
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about how many months did it take Sarah Raymond in her family to get from Missouri to Virginia City in the Montana territory in 1865
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It took about 300 months
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It took approximately 300 years from 1500 to 1800 from European population to extend from the east coast of America to the Mississippi River
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