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	Osceola - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Osceola (1804 – January 20, 1838) was a leader of the Seminole Indians in Florida.
		Osceola was born in 1804 in the village of Tallassee, Alabama around current Macon County.
		Osceola died of malaria on January 20, 1838 less than three months after his capture, and was buried with military honors.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Osceola (858 words)

	Osceola
		Osceola, the son of an Englishman and a Creek Mother was probably born in Georgia about 1800.
		The second Osceola, a tug built by Charles Hillman, Philadelphia, Pa., was laid down in 1896, built in 1897, purchased by the Navy as Winthrop from Staples Coal Co. 21 March 1898 and commissioned 4 April 1898 as the United States made final preparations for the approaching war with Spain.
		Osceola joined the force at Key West in May, in preparation for duty on the Cuban blockade.
	www.history.navy.mil /danfs/o4/osceola-ii.htm (323 words)

	Osceola in Florida
		The story of Osceola, a Seminole Indian, may not be well known, but his brave attempts to remain in Florida and fight the U.S. government are well documented.
		Osceola was one of the leaders of the Seminole Indians during the Second Seminole War with the United States in the 1830s.
		It was not until the capture of Osceola and his death in 1838 at Fort Moultrie in South Carolina that the Seminoles were forced from their homeland.
	www.americaslibrary.gov /cgi-bin/page.cgi/es/fl/osceola_1 (176 words)

	Osceola
		Osceola was born in 1804 and died Janauary 30, 1838.
		Osceola fought the United States and was finally captured only after coming into a camp under an American flag of truce.
		Osceola earned his place of leadership among the Seminoles by the force of his personality and ability, for he was neither born nor selected as a chief.
	www.floridamemory.com /OnlineClassroom/seminoles/Rc0-471.cfm (296 words)

	Osceola County, Kissimmee & St. Cloud Florida History & Landmarks
		Osceola County is a 1,506 square mile area that serves as the south/central boundary of the Central Florida Region and the Greater Metropolitan Area.
		Osceola County has historically served as a transportation crossroad and is currently crossed by the Florida East Coast, Seaboard and Amtrak Railroad Systems, Interstate Highway 4 and U.S. 17/92, 441, 192 and the Florida Turnpike.
		Osceola County Government is one level of government serving the residents of, and visitors to, Osceola County.
	www.floridakiss.com /about/history.php (1147 words)

	Native Americans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Although neither a hereditary nor an elected chief, Osceola was the defiant young leader of the Seminole in their resistance to Indian emigration.
		Tricked into talking peace, Osceola was captured in 1837 while carrying a white flag of truce and was imprisoned in Fort Moultrie, South Carolina.
		Osceola's name was derived from the Indian term "Asiyahola," the cry given by those taking the ceremonial fl drink that was supposed to cleanse the body and spirit.
	www.npg.si.edu /col/native/osceola.htm (188 words)

	Osceola, Seminole
		Osceola was not a chief with the heritage of a Micanopy or Jumper, but his skill as an orator and his bravado in conflict earned him great influence over Seminole war actions.
		Osceola was not locked in a prison cell but housed in the Fort Moultrie Officers' Quarters.
		Osceola's life and the fact of his untimely death combine to make his story seem more legendary than real.
	www.indigenouspeople.net /osceola.htm (691 words)

	Osceola Football
		It may have wrapped up with a loss, but Osceola Football is proud of the 8-6 mark it recorded in the regular season, and the spot in the National Indoor Football League playoffs as the fourth or fifth-seeded team in the Atlantic Conference.
		Osceola got a quarterback scramble for a touchdown and a Tony Bugeja field goal in the first half, and trailed only 14-10 entering the third quarter, and the team got the ball to begin the third quarter.
		Osceola had a pass intercepted and missed a field goal but only trailed 24-17 entering the fourth quarter.
	www.osceolaoutlaws.com /july13.html (478 words)

	CVO Website - Crandell, 1971, Postglacial Lahars From Mount Rainier Volcano - Osceola Mudflow
		The Osceola Mudflow is by far the largest mudflow of postglacial age from Mount Rainier and is one of the largest known volcanic mudflows in the world.
		The Osceola was first described by Willis (1898, p.143) as "a sheet of till that covers the plateau between the Green and White Rivers and extends southwest beyond White River about the head of Fennel Creek".
		The Osceola Mudflow was temporarily at least 450 feet deep in this part of the valley and cascaded in a sheet nearly a hundred feet deep down the west slope of Mud Mountain to the floor of a glacial melt-water channel.
	vulcan.wr.usgs.gov /Volcanoes/Rainier/Publications/PP677/osceola_mudflow.html (2734 words)

	Osceola County, Florida - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Osceola County is a county located in the U.S. state of Florida.
		Osceola County is a Charter County, and an administrative subdivision of the State of Florida.
		Osceola County Government is governed by three sets of elected officials, each of which independently directs separate branches of County Government.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Osceola_County,_Florida (660 words)

	CASDE \| Osceola -- Polk County
		"The Osceola Homesteader" was established as a weekly paper in 1872 by Herbert Arnold.
		Osceola has an olympic-size swimming pool, tennis courts, picnic area, and camping facilities in the city park.
		Osceola's city government is managed by a city council and a mayor.
	www.casde.unl.edu /history/counties/polk/osceola (809 words)

	Osceola 2005 Complaint
		Defendant Osceola County is a political subdivision of the State of Florida and exists as a charter county, organized pursuant to the laws of Florida.
		The Board of Commissioners of Osceola County (hereafter "Board of Commissioners" or "Board") is the body established under the laws of the State of Florida that is responsible for the governance and administration of Osceola County.
		Osceola County has employed electoral features such as residency districts, staggered terms, a large election district, and a majority vote requirement that enhance the dilutive effects of the at-large election method.
	www.usdoj.gov /crt/voting/sec_2/osceola2_comp.htm (1365 words)

	Osceola Arkansas Chamber of Commerce - Osceola South Mississippi Co, AR Chamber of Commerce
		Osceola was the first city in Northeast Arkansas to earn the ACE (Arkansas Community of Excellence) designation.
		Osceola is located in Mississippi County, the easternmost county in Arkansas.
		Osceola is 50 miles north of Memphis along the Mississippi River.
	www.osceolachamber.net (323 words)

	Brief History of Osceola County Iowa
		Osceola County, located in the northwest corner of the state, is Iowa's youngest and smallest county, consisting of only 397 square miles.
		Osceola was originally part of Woodbury County, at that time, called Wahkaw County.
		Osceola is named after a famous Seminole Indian Chief who fought brilliantly against the United States to preserve the land and the rights of his people.
	www.osceolacountyia.com /info/history.htm (606 words)

	Osceola
		Osceola rode from village to village to tell the Seminoles of the wrong the white men had done.
		The Seminoles were so angry with Osceola's capture that they continued to fight for the next five years.
		On January 30, 1838 Osceola died in a dark prison cell.
	www.mce.k12tn.net /indians/famous/osceola.htm (628 words)

	Community ~ Osceola, Nebraska
		Osceola was founded in October 1871 by William Francis Kimmell and John Hopwood Mickey.
		In 1895 Osceola was the victim of a destructive fire which lasted for two hours and destroyed all but two buildings.
		Police Department: Osceola is contracted with the Polk County Sheriff's Department for law enforcement in the community.
	www.ci.osceola.ne.us /community.htm (470 words)

	Osceola Communinity Hospital - Excellent Healthcare in Sibley, Iowa.
		Contact Us The Osceola Community Hospital is a private, nonprofit, health care organization located in Sibley, Iowa providing inpatient, outpatient and community health services to the citizens of Osceola County and the surrounding area.
		It is the mission of the Osceola Community Hospital to enhance and improve the quality of life of the population it serves, to be the area's premier health care service provider, and to have a positive impact on the lives of the people and community it serves.
		Osceola Community Hospital is part of Avera Health through a management contract with Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
	www.osceolacommunityhospital.org (258 words)

	Osceola County, Michigan
		Osceola County is located in beautiful West Central Michigan.
		The land that is now known as Osceola County was acquired through an 1836 treaty with Native Americans.
		Through the years Osceola County has been able to develop a strong manufacturing base while at the same time retain its rural character.
	www.osceola-county.org (322 words)

	The Great Chiefs - Osceola
		Osceola, a Creek, was born in what is now eastern Alabama.
		During the earliest part of the Second Seminole War, Osceola and his warriors defeated the United States troops in several battles.
		In1837, Osceola met under a flag of truce to discuss peace but General Jesup had him imprisoned instead.
	nativeamericanrhymes.com /chiefs/osceola.htm (98 words)

	Natural Resources Osceola County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Greenways and Trails and Eco-Tourism in Osceola County
		Osceola County, jointly with Kissimmee, St. Cloud and Osceola School District and citizen input developed a Master Plan for Parks and Recreation.
		Osceola County's natural, cultural and historic resources are treasures to enjoy and protect.
	osceola.ifas.ufl.edu /nat/natrec.htm (1249 words)

	Osceola County
		Osceola County Commissioners held a special meeting on December 6, 2006 to consider the United States District Court's order directing the County to submit proposed single-member district boundaries based on 2000 Census data, rather than 2005 estimated population data, in the...continued...
		Firefighters throughout Osceola County are asking citizens and businesses to support a toy and...continued...
		The Osceola County Engineering Department oversaw the clearing, grubbing and installing of the embankment of what became a new section of Ham Brown Road.
	www.osceola.org (535 words)

	Osceola
		Osceola was born in Creek Country in Georgia about 1803, his father was a British trader and his mother the daughter of Creek chief.
		He took the name Osceola from a fl drink containing caffeine used in tribal ceremonies.
		After the capture of Osceola in 1837, and the end of the 2nd Seminole war in 1842 many of the Indians were forced west to Indian Territory (now Oklahoma).
	goodies.freeservers.com /osceola.html (466 words)

	Osceola County Extension Service (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Osceola County Extension is a partnership between the University Of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, The United States Department of Agriculture, and the Osceola County Government.
		Cattle and citrus are the major agricultural commodities produced in Osceola County.
		The Osceola County's Expanded and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) is a team effort between the USDA, University of Florida Extension Services and Osceola's County Commissioners.
	osceola.ifas.ufl.edu (868 words)

	Osceola (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The main route is the Mount Osceola trail which climbs from the height of land on the Tripoli Road.
		Just east of the main summit is East Osceola which is connected by a rocky ridge.
		There used to be a fire tower on the summit of Osceola, but it was removed in the mid-80s.
	hikethewhites.com /osceola.html (172 words)

	Osceola Myths (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		George Catlin who painted Osceola, quoted him as claiming that, "No foreign blood runs in my veins; I am a pure-blood Muscogee." Genetic tests done on what is thought to be Osceola's hair did not answer the question either, but pointed to someone of mixed race.
		There is a possibility that Osceola and the people of his village did meet or were briefly captured by jackson in 1814 and 1818.
		And at Osceola's capture, the question posed to him is "Why have you not surrendered any escaped slaves?" There was another Indian, Econchatti Micco in north Florida, who did have a wife captured by slave hunters, with a son known as Oceola Nikkanochee.
	tfn.net /~cdk901/osceola.htm (1931 words)

	AMC: Trip Planner - 4,000 Footer Guide - Hiking Mount Osceola
		Osceola (4340’) is the highest peak in the Waterville Valley Region and offers great views of the Pemigewasset Wilderness to the north.
		From this road, ascend Mt. Osceola Trail 3.2 miles to the summit of Mt. Osceola.
		Osceola is named after the great chief of the Seminole people.
	www.outdoors.org /tripplanner/plan/osceola.cfm (256 words)

	About Osceola Public Schools
		Osceola Schools Foundation is an organization in support of our school through donations and ideas.
		The Osceola School District is a place where student achievement and success is our highest mission.
		We, the staff and patrons of the Osceola Public School District, envision a district in which the following practices are embedded in the culture of the organization.
	www.osceola.k12.mo.us /about.htm (263 words)

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		During the 1830's Osceola led the Seminole people of Florida in a valiant attempt to resist U.S. Government efforts to relocate them to Indian Territory west of the Mississippi River.
		Osceola's death at Fort Moultrie in 1838 foreshadowed the outcome of their struggle.
		The word Osceola is a corrupted English pronunciation of the Seminole name for 'Black Drink Singer'.
	www.seminolenation-indianterritory.org /osceola.htm (203 words)

	AMC: Trip Planner - 4,000 Footer Guide - Hiking East Osceola
		East Osceola (4150’) is the subordinate peak to Mt.
		Osceola (4340’), the highest peak in the Waterville Valley Region.
		Immediately to the south of East Osceola is Mt.
	www.outdoors.org /tripplanner/plan/eastosceola.cfm (253 words)

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