Cherokee & Proud Cherokee Pages
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VICTORIA HUNT
My Cherokee Links
Meet Tim Sander a tribal
member of the Cherokee Nation of the Old Louisiana Nation
Cherokee by Blood
Home Page Tennessee
Hills
The
Cherokee Messenger
Cherokee
National Historical Society (CNHS)
Raven's
TsaLaGi Page
The
Reservation
American
Indian College Fund
Cherokee of Georgia
Homepage
Tsa-La-Gi
Cherokee
research file
The United
Keetoowah Band Links
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians
Great Lakes Regional American Indian
Network
Cherokee
Nation v. State of Georgia - 1831 The US Supreme Court's
opinion as presented by Chief Justice John Marshall.
Timeline
- Plains Indians
Native
American Indian Resources has several good links.
Index
of Native American Resources on the Internet. Maintained
by Karen Strom.
Stonee's
Native Links to homepages, networks, education and literature
(may take a while to download so be patient).
The REAL
Tribal Voice (Who they really are.)
Arizona's American Indian
Store Arizona Jane Blankenship (member of the Eastern
Band of Cherokee Indians) runs this store which offers crafts and books about
American Indians.
Cherokee
font freeware
Native American
Genealogy by Barbara Benge (Cherokee)
Pond Lily's webpage on New England Native American Events
Texas Band
of Cherokee Indians of the Mount Tabor Indian Community
About the Dawes
Roll: The basis for membership in the Cherokee Nation
of Oklahoma.
The
Brink: Genealogy charts and information including Nancy
Ward's pedigree chart from Emmett Starr's Old Cherokee Families.
About the Guion
Miller Roll: Taken of the Eastern Cherokee (i.e., Cherokee
who moved west on the Trail of Tears. This is not the Eastern Band of the
Cherokee in NC).
History of the
Texas Cherokee
Lands of the Texas
Cherokee - 1836 Cherokee and other Native American
Genealogical Resources
Tsalagiyi
Nvdagi: The Texas Cherokees
Wolfsong:includes
POW WOW listings
This Week in
American Indian History Phil Konstantin
History of
the Cherokee Indians- historical text, images, maps, and
Native American links.
Native
Web's home page
Native
American Indian-related Resources Maintained by Todd
Sherman.
The
Cherokee LadyLelanie Fuller Stone's 2nd page (See Essential
Blessings)
Shea Grimm's
Native American Links page.
Native American
Art Exhibit
Cherokee
Silver Silversmith Jimmie Warnell
The
Eastern Band of the Cherokee on Charlotte's Web.
Cherokee Indian Reservation
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, Western North Carolina
Cherokee Publications
The Native American Events Calendar This site lists hundreds
of Native American events around the country by month.
Native American
Resources on Cowboy.Net, a Native American owned site
in Stillwater, OK.
American
Indians Study Program at California State University.
Ravens'
Tsa-La-Gi homepage contains her own interpretation of
the Cherokee alphabet.
Black
Wolf
Bigmeat Pottery and
Crafts Handmade arts and crafts made by members of the
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
Cherokee
Elementary School Webpage
The
Cherokee Indian - A work by Scott Hodgdon.
Native
Net's home page is here, they deal with Indigenous People's
of the world.
Web
Resources
Fullnet of Tahlequah, Oklahoma
WWW Genealogical
Index: Combines numerous pedigree charts in html form
containing over 500,000 names plus email addresses of contributors.
Ben Marra
Studios: The Pow Wow Editions
Cherokee
site in Hawaii
Native American
History Archive at Columbia University.
Tsalagi
(Cherokee) Literature
Indigenous Peoples'
Literature
Proposal
for encoding the Cherokee script
Native American
Indian art gallery of images.
Duster's
page of Native American interest.
The
Keetoowah Society and the Avocation of Religious Nationalism within the Cherokee
Nation, 1855-1866
The Cherokee
Rose
Tsalagi (Cherokee)
Cultural Center - located in Oklahoma, with links to an
online learning center and related sites.
Another Cherokee
Time-line at the Tsalagi Cultural Center website.
NativeTech:
Native American Peoples/Regions Resources
From
the Rare Map Collection at the University of Georgia.
This collection includes maps showing the location of the Cherokee Country
1732-1838.
Native American
Beadwork!
Thunder
Rolls
International Native
News by the Michigan Intertribal Association
The
Oklahoma Image Map: Visit Joe Johnson's Native American
section on this site.
First
Nations Histories
American Indian
Movement
Wounded Knee
Webpage
How Wasichu Justifies
The Taking Of First Nations Land
Bureau of Indian
Affairs Join the campaign to hold the Bureau of Indian
Affairs accountable
First
Nations/First Peoples Issues Maintained by Jordon Dill
Rouge
Bureaucracy: the Dept of the Interior
North Georgia
History
Cherokee
History
Trail of
Tears
Northwest Georgia's
Chieftains Trail includes Native American historical
sites.
Slavery:
A description Native American and African American slavery in the Southeastern
Tribes
Cyndi's List
of Genealogy Sites on the Internet
White
Indian wonderful homepage site. Great use of graphics
and good links.
First
Nation guide through Indian history. Very interesting.
Senator
Ben Nighthorse Campbell
Cherokee Language
and History Tapes
Essential
BlessingsLelanie Fuller Stone
Native
American Center
Donald
Vann
John Burnett's
Story: As a young man, John Burnett was a U.S. soldier
who participated in the removal of the Cherokee over the Trail of Tears.
On his 80th birthday, he recorded the sad story of his experience.
Cherokee Messenger (monthly newsletter of the Cherokee
Cultural Society of Houston)
So
Your Grandmother was a Cherokee Princess: The Cherokee
Cultural Society of Houston's step-by-step guide to researching your Cherokee
ancestry
A Brief History of the Trail of Tears
J.W. Moore,
1869: This is a letter written by J.W. Moore in 1869
describing his experiences with the Cherokee. It is taken from Emmett Starr's
book "Cherokees West 1794-1839".
Cherokee Cousins webpage: They will do some searching
for you for a modest fee. They also offer an excellent variety of genealogy
and Cherokee history books.
Powersource (Native American art, resources, and links)
Sequoyah:
author of the Cherokee syllabary.
Cherokee
Heritage Center: comprised of the Cherokee National Museum,
"Trail of Tears" Outdoor Drama, Tsa-La-Gi Ancient Village, and Adams Corner
Rural Village.
Cherokee
Heritage Center
A Travelers
Guide to the Cherokee Nation
Cherokee
Time-Line
Cherokee
Nation of Oklahoma
Pow
Wow Page on PRIDE
I
Search website maintained by Anne Johnson.
Russell
Means: The first national director of AIM (American Indian
Movement).
Paul
Gowder's webpage on Native American Dancing
Native Events
Calendar by State
Cherokee
Indians. This is part of the Smoky Mountain Mall's commercial
site.
Western
History Manuscript Collection at the University of
Missouri-Columbia
Planet
Peace (Native American issues, activities, and links)
"The Seeker"
online magazine.
Tribal
Voice pow wow pages.
The
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma
American Communication Association WWW
Costano-Ohlone Indian Canyon
Resource group.
The Cherokee's Homepage
"Who
are You? I am Keetoowah's Son": Cherokee Nationalism and the Civil
War
Beneath
the Underdog: Race, Religion and the "Trail of Tears"
Yahoo
list of Native American sites on the web.
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
If you have a Cherokee Link, please e-mail me at Tali ushee@aol.com
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