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Four Articles from American Indian Religious Traditions: An Encyclopedia, ed. Suzanne J. Crawford & Dennis Francis Kelley (Santa Barbara, Calif.: ABC-CLIO, 2005):

Sand Mountain Melungeons: A DNA Perspective from When Scotland Was Jewish. This is sneak preview of an article scheduled to appear as feature on Melungeons.com Enjoy!

Story of the Cherokee


Buy land, they're not making any more of it.

-Will Rogers, Cherokee humorist.


A Brief History of the Cherokees 1540-1906, by Mary Evelyn Rogers and Edward Andrew Rogers

 

Indians in the "Trustees of Georgia" Painting (Pub. as "A Portrait of Cherokee Chief Attakullakulla from the 1730s? A Discussion of William Verelst's 'Trustees of Georgia' Painting'," Journal of Cherokee Studies 22 (2001) 4-20.

 

Bibliography of Cherokee Genealogy

 

Bibliography of Cherokee Studies

 

Cherokee Organizations and Addresses (Old)

White Dove's Cherokee Dictionary

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma's Official Font Download

 

Visit Standing Bear Foundation and read Standing Bear Report

Excellent Cherokee language resources!

The Jim Hicks Cherokee Page

Robert Conley Author and Storyteller

 

"Shalom and Hey, Y'all: Jewish-American Indian Chiefs in the Old South," Appalachian Quarterly 7/2 (June 2002) 80-89.

 

  "Cherokee Story of the Sacred Dog of Monterey Mountain And the Great Flood: A Comparison of the Living Story with Mooney's Version," paper delivered at panel on "Storytelling and Contemporary Native American Culture," presented by the Language and Social Interaction Division, Southern States Communication Association National Conference "Narratives We Live By: Redefining the Power of Communication," Lexington, Ky., April 8, 2001. Winner of 2001 Top Panel Award.

Never judge a man till you've walked a mile in his moccasins. -Will Rogers, Cherokee humorist.

Blue Ridge Mountains - Cherokee Homeland.

 

 

In Eufala, Alabama, there is a plaque on the courthouse square to The Tree That Owns Itself. It was remembered in a local benefactor's will.

 

Binge (Go on a). (Fly into a) frenzy, of eating, killing, shopping, and the like. Evidently from the killing sprees of Cherokee chief Edmund Benge on the backcountry frontier in the late 1700s.

Cherokee Slave Holders 1835, from Red over Black

 

 
 

 

 

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