The history of Cherokee Removal
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New Echota Treate
billie0w wrote:Just in case anyone is interested I have posted the treaty of 1819, Treaty of New Echota and the Treaty of 1866 online at the Cherokee Nation Trails To The Past site.
http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~oktttp/cherokee/index.html
While your there look at the graphics [ headings ]. I'm particularly happy with them.
That's great! I am sure many people will find it fascinating. Thank you.
Treaty of New Echota and others.
Just in case anyone is interested I have posted the treaty of 1819, Treaty of New Echota and the Treaty of 1866 online at the Cherokee Nation Trails To The Past site.
http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~oktttp/cherokee/index.html
While your there look at the graphics [ headings ]. I'm particularly happy with them.
http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~oktttp/cherokee/index.html
While your there look at the graphics [ headings ]. I'm particularly happy with them.
The history of Cherokee Removal
In 1838, the Cherokee were forcibly moved from Georgia, Tennesee, Alabama and North Carolina to Indian Territory, which is now Oklahoma. The Treaty between the US government and the Cherokee that called for the Cherokee removal was called the Treaty of Echota, which was part of the Indian Removal Acto of 1830. Approximately 4,000 Cherokees perished from the forced march. The Cherokee were one out of five tribes that were moved during the Trail of Tears. These tribes are referred to as the 5 Civilized Tribes: Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek and Seminole.
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