Sutter (surname)

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Sutter
PronunciationSUH-ter
Language(s) German
Origin
Meaningshoemaker
Region of originAustria, Southern Germany, Switzerland
Other names
Variant form(s)Suter, Sauter or Sautter

Sutter is a surname. According to one historical record, one original spelling was Sotter. [1]

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People with this surname

Sutter family (sportspeople)

Fictional characters

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References

  1. Landis, Jacob B. (5 December 1913). "The Life and Work of Gen. John A. Sutter". Papers Read Before The Lancaster County Historical Society. Lancaster, Pennsylvania: Lancaster Historical Society. p. 208 via Internet Archive.