Kendall's+Sources

==="Native Americans: Cherokee History and Culture." NativeAmerican Language Net: Preserving and Promoting Indigenous American Indian Languages. Native Languages of the Americas Website © ===

 1998-2011. Web. 19 Oct. 2011..
=== Would you like to know about lots of different Cherokee Tribes, and Myth, Literature and art and lots more? You would like this site a lot. There are tons of Cherokee tribes you can learn about on this website. Learn about their beliefs, look at some of their art and see what their language looked like. I think that it's really cool that my great, great, great, great, grandfather William "Bill" Birchfield was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian and that he spoke this language. ===

Timeline of great, great, great, great grandfather William "Bill" Birchfield.
=== I asked my mom about this and she pulled this timeline off my mom's, dad's side of the family. Is really cool to do a research project on Cherokee Indian's when one or more of your ancestors was a Cherokee Indian. I am in the sixth generation born which means that I'm only one sixty-fourth Cherokee. ===

==="Facts for Kids: Cherokee Indians (Cherokees)." Orrin's Website. Orrin's Website. Native Languages of the America's Website, 1998. Web. 19 Oct. 2011. Web. 19 Oct. 2011. . === === Do you want to where Charokee Indian's live? What's the trail of tears? You can find out what the answer to these questions and many more by going to this website. Cherokee Indians usually live in Georgia, North and South Carolina, Verginia, Kenucky and Tennessee. On this website you can learn about how they lived, what their houses looked like and also about the trail of tears which is very interesting. ===

"Cherokee." Whoa..... Lee Sultzman. Web. 19 Oct. 2011. .
=== Learn about what the name Cherokee really means. Cherokee comes from a Creek word "Chelokee" meaning "people of a different speech." See what Cherokee villages there are. For example some ===

 are: Lower Settlements: Echota, Estatoee (2) Keowee (2), Kulsetsiyi (or
=== Sugartown) (3), Oconee, Qualatchee (2), Tomassee (2), Toxaway, Tugaloo, Ustanali (6). Middle Settlements: Cowee, Coweeshee, Ellijay (4), Itseyi (3), Jore, Kituhwa, Nanyahala, Nucassee, Stikayi (3), Tawsee, Tekanitli,Tessuntee, Tikaleyasuni, Watauga (2), Yunsawi. Overhill Settlements: Chatuga (3), Chilhowee, Cotocanahut, Echota (5), Hiwassee (2), Natuhli, Nayuhi (4), Sitiku, Tahlasi, Tallulah (2), Tamahli (2), Tellico (4),Tennessee (2), Toquo, Tsiyahi (3), Ustanali. Also Learn about when the Europeans first encountered the Cherokee Indians. ===

==="Cherokee Indians History - Cherokee Indians Origins Native American Roots." A Travel Guide to Asheville NC Hotels & Tourism -Asheville North Carolina. Copyright 2000-2011 All Rights Reserved Www.ashevillelist.com. Web. 19 Oct. 2011. . === ===<span style="font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; font-size: 90%;"> You can learn about what types of foods Cherokee Indian's grew. Charokee Indian tribes would and do grow raised crops of corn, beans and melon (the 3 sisters) & tobacco. Cherokee Indian's also hunted deer, bear and gathered plants for food and trade. Fact: In 1952, Charles George jumped in front of a grenade and smothered it with his body. He was awarder the medal of honor in 1954 for being brave. ===