Cherokee Nation timeline > 1738

"In 1738 or 1739 the smallpox, brought to Carolina by slave ships, broke out among the Cherokee with such terrible effect that, according to Adair, nearly half the tribe was swept away within a year."

Source: James Mooney's Myths of the Cherokee (1900)

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"The Cherokee were the mountaineers of the South, holding the entire Allegheny region from the interlocking head-streams of the Kanawha and the Tennessee southward almost to the site of Atlanta, and from the Blue ridge on the east to the Cumberland range on the west, a territory comprising about 40,000 square miles, now included in the states of Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama. Their principal towns were upon the headwaters of the Savannah, Hiwassee, and Tuckasegee, and along the whole length of the Little Tennessee to its junction with the main stream. Itsati, or Echota, on the south bank of the Little Tennessee, a few miles above the mouth of Tellico river, in Tennessee, was commonly considered the capital of the Nation."

an excerpts from Myths of the Cherokee by James Mooney
Originally published in 1900

p. 14 from the Dover Publications, Inc. paperback
ISBN 0-486-28907-9

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miss-landmine.org > Miss Cuando Cubango

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benevolent Ninja game info

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