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Trail of Tears: Georgia Itinerary

National Park Service (.gov)
Most Cherokee are moved into 11 removal camps—10 in Tennessee and one in Alabama. The round ups were the start of an 800-mile journey...
18 months ago

How does this opinion differ from the outcome of

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In 1832, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court John Marshall ruled in favor of Samuel Worcester in Worcester v. Georgia.
48 months ago

Crazy Horse Memorial - This month in history, February 1833.Worcester Pardon; Samuel Worcester and other missionaries are pardoned for refusing to register with the state of Georgia before working on Cherokee lands. This helped in define tribal sovereignt

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This month in history, February 1833.Worcester Pardon; Samuel Worcester and other missionaries are pardoned for refusing to register with the state of...
2 weeks ago

New Echota State Park

National Park Service (.gov)
In 1825, the Cherokee national legislature established a capital here. Visitors can tour several original and reconstructed buildings,...
5 months ago

Portrait of a Young Girl, Samuel Worcester Rowse, American, 1822 - 1901, Pen and ink on paper, USA, 1822-1901, Drawing, Drawing.

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Download this stock image (alb5185023) from album-online.com - Portrait of a Young Girl, Samuel Worcester Rowse, American, 1822 - 1901, Pen and ink on paper...
10 months ago

Samuel Worcester

Spartacus Educational
Samuel Worcester was born in Worcester, Massachusetts, on 19th January, 1798. While studying in New England he met and became friends with Buck Oowatie, a...
114 months ago

Georgia Penitentiary at Milledgeville

New Georgia Encyclopedia
Georgia was one of the first southern states to build a penitentiary to confine criminals. In 1803, when the city of Milledgeville was chosen to replace...
38 months ago

When Georgia Persecuted Christian Missionaries

Substack
Samuel Worcester, a US citizen serving as a missionary to the Cherokee tribe, wrote it in an 1831 letter from his home in present-day Northwest Georgia to...
37 months ago

Historial Places

Georgia Tribe of Eastern Cherokee
In the 19th century, European-American settlers mistakenly believed that the mounds had been built by the historic Cherokee, who occupied the region at the...
53 months ago

History of Pryor Creek

City of Pryor Creek, OK
Pioneering the future.A city born to lead:Trading and teaching—a man and a mission—laid the foundation for the city of Pryor Creek.
55 months ago