Re: Quannah Parker

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Posted by Ayesha on October 11, 1999 at 10:04:10:

In Reply to: Re: Quannah Parker posted by Champ on October 11, 1999 at 01:51:58:

: Siyo ---

: interestingly enough, I recently found out that one of our members (Southern Cherokee Nation) is also a great-grandson
: of Quannah Parker!

: "Champ"

Hi Champ,

I wonder if your friend from the Southern Cherokee Nation has any stories to tell about his great grandfather? Let us know if you hear anything. The story of Quannah is one of the most facinating stories to come from the late 1800's. I wish his family had chronicled more of his life story or more importantly, that of his mother after her return from captivity. Many of the stories may have gone underground, as it was not "cool" to be of Native American descent at the beginning of this century.

The Best,

Ayesha

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: : Siyo ---

: : interestingly enough, I recently found out that one of our members (Southern Cherokee Nation) is also a great-grandson
: : of Quannah Parker!

: : "Champ"

: Hi Champ,

: I wonder if your friend from the Southern Cherokee Nation has any stories to tell about his great grandfather?  Let us know if you hear anything.  The story of Quannah is one of the most facinating stories to come from the late 1800's.  I wish his family had chronicled more of his life story or more importantly, that of his mother after her return from captivity.  Many of the stories may have gone underground, as it was not "cool" to be of Native American descent at the beginning of this century.

: The Best,

: Ayesha


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