Cherokee
The Cherokee are one of the indigenous people of the Southeastern Woodlands of the United States. Prior to the 18th century, they were concentrated in what is now southwestern North Carolina, southeastern Tennessee, edges of western South Carolina, northeastern Georgia and northeastern Alabama.
People born in Cherokee (First 49 people) - Page 0
Bob Luman
American singer-songwriter
Black Fox
Leader
Joseph Ashton
American film actor
John Dale Ryan
General
Laurence A. Rickels
Psychoanalyst
Guy Gillette
Former U.S. senator
Royal C. Johnson
Former United States Representative
Jason Ravnsborg
Attorney General of South Dakota
T. J. Hockenson
American football tight end
Harold D. Schuster
American editor
Dan Huseman
Iowa State Representative
Doug Ohlson
American artist
Francis L. Sampson
Priest
Ken Nordine
American voice actor
Edward Lindberg
American olympic athlete
Elwood Brown
Basketball coach
Kay Khan
American legislator
Ralph Block
American film producer
Spike Nelson
American football player
Harold Schuster
American editor
Larry Squire
Professor
Joel Crisman
American football player
Ben F. Laposky
American mathematician
Roger Goeb
American composer
Adam Timmerman
American football player
Kelly Goodburn
Former American football player
Melanie Haynes
Actress
Page Cavanaugh
American pianist
Patricia Miles Martin
American author
Clyde Moody
Musical artist
Charles George
Soldier
Patrick Lambert
Billy Fives
Wrestler
Raymond Fairchild
Musician
Dan Kuykendall
Former United States Representative
Dean Rusk
Former United States Secretary of State
Keith R. Blackwell
Former Georgia Supreme Court Justice
George Washington Lane
Judge
John Stephens Wood
Former United States Representative
Michael Caldwell
Scrapp DeLeon
Rapper
William Hicks
Leader
Homer Woodson Hargiss
American athlete who plays basketball
G.H. Gentry
Kenneth Chafin
Author
Steve Moss
Former South Carolina State Representative
Richard Manning Jefferies
Former Governor of South Carolina