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Date: 2013-01-15 04:34:01 Cherokee Nation Native American history Chickamauga Indian Cherohala Skyway Great Tellico Tellico River Tellico Plains Tennessee Hiwassee River Overhill Cherokee Geography of the United States Tennessee Geography of North Carolina		Furs to Factories 4. Charles Hall Museum Add to Reading List Source URL: www.tennesseeoverhill.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 120,33 KB Share Document on Facebook

	A University of Tennessee Digital Library Database Southeastern Native American Documents, [removed]Document: mm014 [Map of Overhill Cherokee sites, 18th century], / the University of Tennessee author: DocID: ACLM - View Document
	Anne Robertson Johnston Cockrill Lesson Plans Lesson Plans Provided by Tennessee State Museum DocID: vRXt - View Document
	Page 1 of 3 The Tragedy of Fort Loudoun By Arthur McDade British Captain Paul Demere awoke on the morning of August 9, 1760, as a broken, beaten man. On that day near the Little DocID: uFTG - View Document
	Furs to Factories[removed]Historical Background The Tennessee Overhill takes its name from the Overhill Cherokee towns that once sat alongside the rivers in McMinn, Monroe, and Polk counties. Significant Overhill settlem DocID: qt2i - View Document
	News Release Contact: Linda Caldwell – [removed] Springtime and John Muir: The Perfect Pair Springtime in the Tennessee Overhill should not be missed. Nurseries are stocked with all m DocID: qsGv - View Document