Turkeytown, Cherokee Nation (near present-day Centre, Alabama, USA)

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Turkeytown, Cherokee Nation (near present-day Centre, Alabama, USA) was a significant early 19th-century Cherokee settlement in what is now northeastern Alabama and the birthplace of future Cherokee Principal Chief John Ross.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cherokee settlement
historic place
associatedWith Cherokee–United States relations NERFINISHED
Native American history of Alabama
history of the Cherokee Nation
birthplaceOf John Ross NERFINISHED
category Cherokee towns
Former populated places in Alabama
Native American history of Alabama
country United States
culture Cherokee culture
ethnicGroup Cherokee Nation NERFINISHED
historicalStatus no longer an active Cherokee town
inhabitedBy Cherokee people NERFINISHED
language Cherokee NERFINISHED
locatedIn Cherokee Nation NERFINISHED
United States
near present-day Centre, Alabama, USA
northeastern Alabama
namedAfter turkey (wild turkey) NERFINISHED
near Coosa River NERFINISHED
present-day Centre, Alabama
notableAs birthplace of future Cherokee Principal Chief John Ross
notableResident John Ross NERFINISHED
partOf historic Cherokee settlements in Alabama
presentDayCounty Cherokee County, Alabama NERFINISHED
presentDayLocation Centre, Alabama NERFINISHED
region Southeastern United States
significance significant early 19th-century Cherokee settlement
timePeriod early 19th century

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John Ross birthPlace Turkeytown, Cherokee Nation (near present-day Centre, Alabama, USA)
John Ross placeOfBirth Turkeytown, Cherokee Nation (near present-day Alabama)
subject linked to: Principal Chief John Ross
linked to: Turkeytown, Cherokee Nation (near present-day Centre, Alabama, USA)