Whites Among The Cherokees Georgia 1827-1838: Written by the Participants (Georgia Genealogy Book Series)

Discover the untold stories of the white families living among the Cherokees in Georgia from 1828-1838 in the eye-opening book "Whites Among The Cherokees, Georgia 1828-1838". Authored by Mary B. Warren and Eve B. Weeks, this Georgia Genealogy Book Series delves deep into historical censuses, Indian land leases, and personal accounts to uncover a hidden chapter of American history.

This captivating narrative is brought to life with vivid illustrations and detailed maps of the Cherokee Nation’s presence across 21 present-day Georgia counties. Uncover the secrets of this era through oaths of allegiance, school rolls, and militia musters, providing a comprehensive view of the cultural exchange that shaped the region.

Whether you're a history buff, genealogy enthusiast, or simply curious about this little-known aspect of Cherokee history, "Whites Among The Cherokees" offers a rare glimpse into the lives of these early settlers. Don't miss out on the chance to explore an important period in American history through the eyes of those who were there.

Embark on a journey through time by ordering your copy of "Whites Among The Cherokees, Georgia 1828-1838" today and unlock a wealth of insights into the intersection of cultures that defined this pivotal era. Learn more about this fascinating era and its impact on modern-day Georgia by clicking here.