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The Cherokee Nation

The Cherokee Nation The Cherokees called themselves the Ani-Yun' wiya meaning leading or principal people. The original Cherokees lived early times in Georgia, Alabama, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky and West Virginia. The Cherokee seal
http://www.powersource.com/nation/default.html

The Cherokee Nation

American Local History Network ALHN - North Carolina ALHN - Native American Page You are Visitor No: Read The Cherokee Query Book Sign The Cherokee Query Book The Official Cherokee Nation Homepage NEW: NATIVE AMERICAN ONLINE DICTIONARY Lisa Larues
http://www.poncacity.net/awiusdi/cher.htm

the Last Resolution of the original Cherokee Nation Rattlesnake Springs, Tennesse 1838

the Last Resolution of the original Cherokee Nation Rattlesnake Springs, Tennessee 1838 [nota bene: Rattlesnake Springs in 1838 was the final U.S. concentration camp of the Cherokee on the north side of the present Cleveland, Tennessee, prior to the
http://bertha.chattanooga.net/cita/1838rsn.htm

SCNweb - About the Southern Cherokee Nation

About the Southern Cherokee Nation Explore these links to learn more: Origin and History of the Southern Cherokee Nation Soverign Status of the Southern Cherokee Nation Constitution of the Southern Cherokee Nation Enrollment Information Our Photo
http://www.southern-cherokee.com/info/index.html

Southern Cherokee Nation

We are still a sovereign Nation, comprised of thousands of individual Cherokee citizens and bands spread all across Turtle Island (North America)." Welcome to the site of the Upper Mississippi River Band, of the Southern Cherokee Nation. We join with our
http://tsalagimoon.terrashare.com/SCN.html

The Cherokee Removal Cases: Cherokee Nation

The Cherokee Removal Cases: Cherokee Nation 12/7/98 Click here to start Table of Contents The Cherokee Removal Cases: Cherokee Nation Prelude to Removal Early Efforts at Voluntary Removal John Jolly (Col-le), Principal Chief of the Western Cherokees
http://www.uiowa.edu/~rclinton/clinton/Ind1/Lecture2A/index.htm

Qualla Boundry - Cherokee Nation - Cherokee North Carolina

Cherokee North Carolina Areas of Interest Mingo Falls Clingman's Dome Newfound Gap Mingus Mill Mingo Falls Make certain to visit the Qualla Arts & Crafts Mutual located in Cherokee. Over 300 Cherokee craftsman work on display and for sale. Artwork style
http://the-mid-west-web.com/cherokee.htm

Tennessee Genealogy, Cherokee Nation Queries, January, 1998, Part "B"

Cherokee Nation Queriesfrom 9 January thru 18 January 1998 Osiyo! ~ Hello! MCCANDLESS, MCCANDLES, MCCANLES, MCCANLESS, MCCANLISIn the 1810 Census there were two McCandless' listed in Rhea County,or whatever was Rhea county at that time. The names were also
http://www.tngenweb.org/tnfirst/cke1-98b.htm

Tennessee Genealogy, Trail of Tears, Cherokee Nation, Indian, Native American.

Trail of Tears This Trail of Tears graphic above was borrowed from John Francis Links Page. I reduced it in Adobe® Photoshop®. The original painting was done by Robert Lindneux and it is in the Woolaroc Museum, Bartlesville, Oklahoma This page is
http://www.tngenweb.usit.com/tnfirst/traltear.htm

Northern Cherokee Nation of the Old Louisiana Territory - So you were told you were Black Dutch or Black Irish

Northern Cherokee Nation of the Old Louisiana Territory Southeast Missouri Office Cape Girardeau County, Missouri "So you were told you were Black Dutch or Black Irish" by Pitter Seabaugh I got a call last week from my cousin Mike Ladd. We are both
http://rosecity.net/cherokee/blackdutch.html

the People's Paths home page!" Cherokee Nation Snooze

Copyright © 1997 - 1998 NLThomas All Rights Reserved Read the NEWS from the, Cherokee Nation Snooze "All the News that fits, we print" Hail to the Chiefie, Hail yes! Non-Standard Disclaimer! | June 1999 | | September 1998 | | July 1998 | April 1998
http://www.yvwiiusdinvnohii.net/Cherokee/Nation/Snooze.html

The Official Site of the Cherokee Nation

Contact the Cherokee Nation The Contact List For more information on many of the questions that you may have, please click on "The Contact List" link above, for a listing of Cherokee Nation contacts
http://www.cherokeenation.com/Home.asp

The 1839 Constitution of the Cherokee Nation

The Only Independent Cherokee Newspaper""The Original On-line Independent Cherokee Newspaper"Copyright © 1992-1998 All Worldwide Rights ReservedThe Cherokee Observer, Inc. http://www.cherokeeobserver.org Cherokee Observer Language EditorHome Page The 1839
http://www.galstar.com/~dcwy/constitution.html