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Re: JACK STILL 1820? GA indian territory
Posted by: Lisa Keown Lentz	Date: January 06, 2000 at 10:38:18
In Reply to: JACK STILL 1820? GA indian territory by kathy cox	of 1214

You Still from Cherokee County is going to prove to be Cherokee Indian. I remember hearing of a Chief Still who would come to town to Canton back before Civil War times. Most of the Cherokee of that area will tie into a family of Downing, Vann, or Raper.

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Re: JACK STILL 1820? GA indian territory Brenda Smithler 4/05/04
Re: JACK STILL 1820? GA indian territory kathy cox 1/09/00
Re: JACK STILL 1820? GA indian territory kathy cox 1/09/00
- Re: JACK STILL 1820? GA indian territory Lisa Keown Lentz 1/19/00
  - Re: JACK STILL 1820? GA indian territory Susan W. Lovett 2/06/02
  - Re: JACK STILL 1820? GA indian territory kathy cox 2/06/00
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