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Chief Vann EstateVirtual Tour Artifacts in the museum display case: Joe Vann's fine violin, Joe Vann's yellow gold seal ring, plaster, nails The red placard says, "James Vann and his son Joseph were Cherokeees who led their people in adopting whiteman's ways. Many of these objects were excavated in the yard of the Vann house. They are fragments from the past when the Vann's were wealthy plantation owners and shrewd businessmen." |
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"The time will come... when the few remnants of our once happy and improving Nation will be viewed by posterity with curious and gazing interest as relics of a brave and noble race... Perhaps, only here and there a solitary being, walking, 'as a ghost over the ashes of his fathers,' to remind a stranger that such a race once existed."
-Elias Boudinot - November 25th, 1836
NOTE: Native American history often varies from tribe to tribe and clan to clan.
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