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	Cherokee Part 2
		When gold was discovered at Sutter's Mill in California, the Cherokee, who had lost their eastern homeland and mines, naturally saw the placer gold fields of the Sierras as an opportunity to earn money by putting their unused skills to use in the West.
		Cherokees who had been forcibly removed from Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia to Oklahoma in the 1830s saw the gold fields of California as an opportunity for needed revenue.
		It was the Cherokee California Emigrating Company formed on the banks of "Fifteen Mile Creek" that John Lowery Brown joined in the spring of 1850.
	www.wwcc.cc.wy.us /wyo_hist/cherokee.2.htm (2655 words)

	Cherokee, California: Gold Rush Town
		Cherokee's past is fertile -- rich in ethnic diversity, back-breaking work ethic, engineering accomplishments, and massive wealth from its gold and diamond mines.
		Alas, Cherokee's pinnacle came to a standstill in the 1890s, when hydraulic mining became too expensive to operate, and the sprawling reservoirs, canals and flumes were sold off to various power and irrigating concerns.
		Cherokee -- then and now -- consists of three sections: Lowertown (where the current occupants dwell); top-of-the-hill Middletown, once the commercial hub and now the site of the remaining historic structures; and Uppertown, with a population considerably higher and quieter (here lie the remains of miners, merchants and minions in lovely iron-gated Pioneer Cemetery).
	www.offbeattravel.com /cherokee.html (1121 words)

	Cherokees Of California Official Web Site.
		The traditional dress of the Cherokee women is called the "tear dress".
		Cherokee women also used wool for cold weather, and satin and velvet for dress-up and formal wear.
		Cherokee women were encouraged by the federal government to produce cotton cloth.
	www.cherokeesofcalifornia.com /docs/apparel.html (363 words)

	Cherokee - California Ghost Town
		Named Cherokee because gold was found here in 1850 by a band of Cherokee indians, this towns main claim to fame is that it is the site of the worlds greatest hydraulic gold mine.
		Diamonds were found in the diggings around Cherokee as early as 1863.
		Cherokee is the site of what was once the largest hydraulic mine in the world.
	www.ghosttowns.com /states/ca/cherokee.html (208 words)

	Cherokee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1730, Chief Moytoy II of Tellico was agreed to be the "Emperor" by the Elector Chiefs of the principal Cherokee towns.
		The Cherokee Freedmen suffered many of the same hardships as other Indian groups because of their Cherokee Citizenship at the turn of the century and were viewed by the Federal Government as Indians, which led to the freedmen being placed on the Dawes Commission Rolls as Cherokee Citizens during the early 20th century.
		Joe Byrd was the Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation from 1995 to 1999 and was defeated by Chief Chad Smith in the 1999 Cherokee Nation Elections.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cherokee (4072 words)

	Cherokee
		Cherokee, Alabama, United States [County]; population was 19,543 in 1990; housing units was 9,379 in 1990; location is 34°11'N 85°36'W; land area is 553.17 square miles (354,031 acres); water area is 46.83 square miles (29,970 acres); FIPS code is 19 [SourceCBP]
		Cherokee, Georgia, United States [County]; population was 90,204 in 1990; housing units was 33,840 in 1990; location is 34°15'N 84°28'W; land area is 423.75 square miles (271,201 acres); water area is 10.28 square miles (6,578 acres); FIPS code is 57 [SourceCBP]
		Cherokee, Iowa, United States [County]; population was 14,098 in 1990; housing units was 5,973 in 1990; location is 42°44'N 95°37'W; land area is 577.20 square miles (369,410 acres); water area is 0.18 square miles (116 acres); FIPS code is 35 [SourceCBP]
	www.placesnamed.com /c/h/cherokee.asp (1010 words)

	Cherokee Lodge - Coronado, California - Inn Style Lodging in San Diego County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Cherokee Lodge is located one block from downtown Coronado near numerous charming bistros and restaurants, and just four blocks from the beach and the historic Hotel Del Coronado.
		The Cherokee Lodge derives its name from the Cherokee Roses that bordered the property at the turn of the century.
		The Cherokee Lodge is located just one short block from the center of downtown Coronado and only four blocks from one of the finest beaches in southern California.
	www.cherokeelodge.com (248 words)

	California Stallion Cherokee Colony Dies - bloodhorse.com
		Cherokee Colony, a grade I winner who sired 10 stakes winners, died last week at the University of California at Davis Veterinary Hospital after suffering an internal rupture.
		Cherokee Colony also is represented by 15 stakes-placed runners and the career earners of $8.4 million.
		Cherokee Colony was a grade I winner for breeder/owner Thomas Mellon Evans, winning the 1988 Flamingo Stakes (gr.
	www.bloodhorse.com /viewstory.asp?id=25777 (150 words)

	Cherokee Spokespeople
		Cherokee belongs to the Iroquoian language family and is the native language of the Cherokee Nation, the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, and the United Keetoowah Band.
		According to Cherokee Nation tribal leadership, our current generation, the fourteenth generation since European contact with the Cherokees, is said to be the generation that decides whether the language grows or dies.
		Cherokee Spokespeople is a small step towards introducing new people to the language and recontextualizing the language in an international, urban setting.
	www.ahalenia.com /cherokee (740 words)

	The Motley Fool, 12/29/97: The Daily Double
		Cherokee's near triple in the last year shows that this strategy has paid off.
		Under the new Target deal, Cherokee will be paid a minimum of $9 million in the first two years and $10.5 million in each of the ensuing four years.
		These exclusive licenses will constrain Cherokee from hustling up royalties from new sources in the U.S. and Canada, but downside protection is worth something to an investor, and upside surprises are always possible.
	www.fool.com /DDouble/1997/DDouble971229.htm (1022 words)

	Cherokee, Gold Districts of California
		This district is in central Butte County, 12 miles north of Oroville on the north side of Table Mountain and in the vicinity of the town of Cherokee or Cherokee Flat.
		Between 400 and 500 small diamonds were recovered from the gold-bearing gravels at the Cherokee mine.
		Excerpt from: Gold Districts of California, by: W.B. Clark, California Department of Conservation, Division of Mines and Geology, Bulletin 193, 1970.
	www.museumca.org /goldrush/dist-cherokee.html (190 words)

	Ancestors of William JAMES Jr. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		His father was also named William James and was a farmer, from which circumstance the son was reared on a farm in Wales and educated in the public schools of the neighborhood.
		Next he came to Cherokee, where he was one of the owners and the superintendent of the welsh company that operated the first hydraulic mine at Cherokee.When they sold out to the Spring Valley Mining Company, Mr.
		Mr James made his residence at Cherokee, and was so esteemed as both a public-spirited man and a man of large affairs, that he was twice elected supervisor from his district (the fifth) and served eight years.
	www.goldrush.com /~manley/726.html (771 words)

	Native Americans - Cherokee
		A silversmith and a trader in the Cherokee country in Georgia, he set out to create a system for reducing the Cherokee language to writing, and he compiled a table of 85 characters; he took some letters from an English spelling book and by inversion, modification, and invention adopted the symbols to Cherokee sounds.
		Many historians date its completion at about 1821; Cherokee tradition holds that it was created much earlier and was actually in use as early as the late 18th cent.
		A Cherokee man in Oregon who claims himself to be the Oregon State Office of the Western Cherokee Nation of Arkansas and Missouri.
	www.nativeamericans.com /Cherokee.htm (2766 words)

	The California History Website
		In addition to serving northern California coin collectors, we specialize in new and used California history books and found that many people were looking for stories that were either published some time ago and were out of print or had not yet been published.
		We have ever since provided free listings for California historical societies, museums and research groups within the pages of the Territorial (and on this website) as one way of showing our appreciation for their assistance, which continues to this day.
		We moved to Paradise, California in the spring of 1980 and were attracted to the natural beauty of the local canyons and rivers.
	www.californiahistory.com (1335 words)

	California History Trivia Questions from Dogtown Territorial Quarterly
		The following questions to California history trivia are derived from history articles that were published in the
		The best way to take each test is to read the questions and jot down your answers on a piece of paper.
		Approximately 30-35,000 Maidu Indians inhabited northern California prior to the gold rush.
	www.californiahistory.com /trivia.html (3678 words)

	Cherokee Trail Books
		Additional diaries and accounts of Oregon and California emigration, Mormon Missionaries and converts, cattle drives from Texas, Arkansas, Missouri and the Cherokee Nation have prolonged the use of this trail, and have prompted the writing of another book, tentatively titled Cherokee Trail Diaries, Book Two, 1851-1885.
		Lower Powder Springs on the 1850 southern Cherokee Trail was used as a headquarters and hideout by Butch Cassidy and up to 100 members of the Wild Bunch.
		Gravesites of Robert Davidson and child of Hiram Allen on the 1850 Southern Branch of the Cherokee Trail near Shell Creek.
	www.olympus.net /personal/jpfletcher/books.html (1286 words)

	Ancestors of Jenkin MORGAN
		Later he located at Cherokee, where he was one of the pioneer miners,being one among the first to locate there, and became a member of the old Welsh company known as the Spring Valley mining company.
		Jenkin Morgan of Cherokee, who died in San Francisco on Wednesday morning, was one of the best known and most prominent men of eastern Butte county.
		James at Cherokee, under the auspies of Table Mountain Lodge, F. and A.M., Franklin Chapter, R.A.M. of Oroville and Oroville Commandery, K.T. Lott, Past Master of the Cherokee Lodge, read the impressive funeral service of the Masonic order, and was followed by Rev. Huber Burr with words of consolation for the bereaved relatives.
	www.goldrush.com /~manley/689.html (1765 words)

	Cherokee Part 1
		Hearing of the discoveries of gold in California many Cherokee's were enticed to the gold fields to seek their fortunes.
		Selling their goods and heading for California the Cherokee gold seekers were caught up in the dreams of a bonanza at the end of the "California Trail".
		The editor perceived the migration of Cherokees from the reservation to California as damaging to tribal stability.
	www.wwcc.wy.edu /wyo_hist/cherokee.1.htm (7347 words)

	Cherokee International: AC/DC Power Supplies, DC/DC Power Supplies, and Custom Power Supplies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Cherokee International designs, manufactures and markets high-reliability custom and standard switch-mode power supplies for datacom, telecom, medical and process-control applications.
		Power supplies are integral components within mission-critical applications, and Cherokee International applies a customer-focused approach to deliver power products to manufacturers in record time with unsurpassed quality.
		With these three goals in mind, Cherokee International employs top engineering talent and the latest robotics and testing equipment in its five world-class, ISO 9001 manufacturing facilities in the United States, Mexico, Belgium and India.
	www.cherokeellc.com /about/profile.aspx (667 words)

	Cherokee (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Cherokee language is spoken by this tribe.
		Piper Cherokee and Piper Cherokee Six, a family of light aircraft.
		Cherokee HTTP Server, a free software web server for Unix-like systems.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cherokee_(disambiguation) (129 words)

	Cherokees Of California Official Web Site.
		It is not affiliated with the Cherokee Nation Oklahoma, nor is it a federally recognized tribal entity.
		We are banded together as descendants of a common Cherokee heritage.
		The logo of the Cherokees of California, Inc. represents many things to us that are sacred and spiritual.
	www.cherokeesofcalifornia.com (178 words)

	Cherokee Religion
		In 1839, after a long series of conflicts during which they were pushed westward towards the Mississippi, the Cherokees were forcibly evicted from their land and marched to Oklahoma in the dead of winter by the US Army.
		In addition, there are numerous tales of a race of magical beings, the Nûñnë'hï, who sound uncannily like the European fairies or elves, including disguised subterranean dwellings, time slips during visits and magical boons to mortals who are kind to them.
		This text is a look into the shamanistic practices of healers among the Cherokee, including the full text in Cherokee and English of several key rituals.
	www.sacred-texts.com /nam/cher/index.htm (505 words)

	Arlington Notes - Chicago Barn to Wire
		The colt by Cherokee Colony finished fifth behind Thoroughbred Corp.'s Point Given, who went on to capture the Grade I Preakness and the Grade I Belmont Stakes.
		Cherokee Kim, due to fly into Chicago and be on the grounds at Arlington Park Wednesday afternoon, is one of the prime candidates for Saturday's Grade II Arlington Classic, presented by Woodford Reserve.
		That mile and an eighth fixture, the first Grade II race of the summer season at Arlington this year, is also the first leg of Arlington's Mid-America Triple.
	www.barntowire.com /2001/APnotes0627.shtml (1090 words)

	Cherokee Marker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		During heyday of 1875, Cherokee boasted its own theatre, race track, and brewery; 2 churches, 3 lodges, 8 hotels, 17 saloons, and a population over 1,000.
		Marker is on Cherokee Road 1.5 miles south of State Route 70, on the left when traveling north.
		Marker is at or near this postal address: 4226 Cherokee Road, Oroville CA 95965, United States of America.
	www.hmdb.org /marker.asp?marker=234 (481 words)

	Native Californians
		Kroeber, who taught at the University of California at Berkeley, is best known for his study of Ishi, described as 'the last wild Indian' (see Yana Texts).
		This is a book by one of the pioneers of Yosemite Valley about the native residents, with much information of historical interest.
		The Hupa lived in Northwestern California, Humboldt County, on the Trinity River.
	www.sacred-texts.com /nam/ca/index.htm (522 words)

	Jeep Grand Cherokee - Thompsons Chrysler Jeep Placerville California - Jeep Grand Cherokee Placerville California, Jeep ...
		on a new or used Jeep Grand Cherokee from Thompsons Chrysler Jeep in Placerville, California.
		If you're looking for a Jeep Grand Cherokee dealer in Placerville or a Jeep Grand Cherokee dealer in Sacramento, see how much you can save by making the short drive to Thompsons Chrysler Jeep.
		If you're looking for used Jeep Grand Cherokees, check with Thompsons Chrysler Jeep — the preferred Jeep dealership for the best in sales and service.
	www.thompsonsauto.com /TAC-Chrysler/grandcherokee.htm (123 words)

	John's Place
		Bobbie Gail Smith, one of two wives of Cherokee Chief Chad Smith - AW on Jan 7, 2007, 2:27 PM
		Re: Bobbie Gail Smith, one of two wives of Cherokee Chief Chad Smith - Anonymous on Jan 7, 2007, 2:41 PM
		Re: Bobbie Gail Smith, one of two wives of Cherokee Chief Chad Smith - Steve on Jan 7, 2007, 8:03 PM
	www.network54.com /Forum/237458 (1848 words)

	ogam
		I said to my wife Dorothy let's go to Cherokee and see if we can locate
		When we arrived at the Cherokee museum it was closed, but there
		Ogam is the oldest form of writing in Ireland and Scotland.
	www.theseason.org /ogam.htm (377 words)

	"Cherokee of California" brand wedge heel shoes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		I actually posted the first request to find these shoes in size 7 and 8 and It so happens that I think I have some pairs of size 6 and possibly some size 5.
		I donât think Cherokee made these styles in half sizes.
		GO to Ebay and go to category/ womens clothing/vintage/shoes and do a search for cherokee and you will find some very good condition pairs of size 6 on auction right now.
	www.inthe00s.com /index.php?topic=8774.0 (601 words)

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