Genealogy
CHEROKEE GENEALOGICAL RESOURCES
AND Excerpts from "Heart of the Eagle" by Prof. Brent Yanusdi Cox (used with verbal permission)
Quiet Dignity My Grandma
Talmadge Davis' Grandma, a full-blood Cherokee, was a spiritual woman and a midwife. She delivered, at last count,
225 children, including a Supreme Court Justice. There have been numerous articles and stories written about her and the stories
she told her children and grandchildren about Sequoyah (her great-grandfather twice removed) as well as the story of the
White Butterfly. A very enjoyable and proud moment in my life was going to a Museum in Cherokee. NC,, and finding a story
about Sequoyah and my Grandma. I hope this paint; !.' expresses the full amount of my love for this beautiful woman who earned
every line in her hands and face.
She is still deeply loved and missed."
see also SOME CHEROKEE ROLLS NOW ONLINE
see also Cherokee Genealogy Books available from Amazon.com see also ENROLL in the Southern Wolf Clan Teaching
Council/Indian Creek Band Chickamauga Creek Inc. see_ also CHEROKEE GENEALOGICAL RESOURCES -
THE POWHATAN/CHEROKEE CONFEDERACY see_ also CHICKAMAUGAN RELATIVES AND IN-LAWS
See also GATEW A Y TO THE WEST by J.M. Mosely (circa 1950) Now Online! see also HISTORY of ALABAMA AND
INCIDENTALLY OF GEORGIA AND MISSISSIPPI. FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD by AlbeIt James Pickett NOW
ONLINE! 1832 Creek Census By a treaty of March 24, 1832, the Creek Indians ceded to the United States all of their land east of
the Mississippi River. Heads of families were entitled to tracts of land, which, if possible, were to include their improvements.
HEART OF THE EAGLE: DRAGGING CANOE AND THE EMERGENCE OF THE CHICKAMAUGA
Reprinted here under the "Fair Use" doctrine (e) 1998, Chenanee Publishers, Brent "Yanusdi" Cox -
permission of Professor Brent Cox respectfully sought.
The following information is a copyrighted work and was obtained from the excellent work of Brent Cox entitled "Heart of the
Eagle - Dragging Canoe and the Emergence of the Chickamauga Confederacy." This book is OUT OF PRINT and used copies
on Amazon.com sell for upwards of $200.00! Cherokees at the Treaty of Sycamore Shoals (Names/Ranks/Locations) Abram
(Old) Oskuah Headman Chilohowie Annecekah Annecekah Tuskega Badger Ocunna Warrior Overhills Benge Warrior Great Island
Bloody Fellow Nooneteyah Warrior Branham, Jesse Interpreter Overhills Bread Slave Catcher Counselor
Chatuga Bryant, John Chenawee? Trader Overhi1ls Cap pee Cappee Chota Chenesta Chenesta Middle Towns
Chenesley Chenesley Headman Overhills Chestnut Tillehaweh Hiwassee Doublehead Tal-tsuska Headman OverhilJs
Dragging Canoe Tai-yu-gunsini Headman Great Island Girl Annakehusah Tuskega Great Eagle Willenawah Warrior Overhills
Groundhog Sausage Oconostota Principal man Chota Hanging Maw UskwaJiguta Headman Overhills Lame Ann Utsidihi Warrior
Settico Leaning Wood AttakuJlakulla Peace headman Tomatley Long Fellow Tuskeegeeteechee Warrior Chistatoa
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