I got this list from another person and can't verify the source of the information at this time. So I can't comment on the accuracy of the information. I have not attempted to correct the spellings of any names or places listed. So you can see what kind of trouble we run into with Native American names. There are obviously mistakes in the spelling of some of the places, (s) added on the end sometimes. You will also find the same name given to many different persons , some from the same town and the same time period, another problem we run into...Names were not that important to Native Americans especially English names given to them by the "whites". They would often change their names or switch the order of their name around ie: John Edward Smith could become Edward John Smith. And it depended on who they were talking to. One person would know them by one name and another person would know them be a completely different name and the name they gave any Government people would be another name.

This list is in alphebetical order...

ABRAM
He was from the Overhills, 1751-1777. Cherokee name, Ooskiah, Ooskuah. Also called Old Abram of Chilohowie

AGANSTATA
He was from the Overhills, Chota/Settico, Born: 1711, Died 1783. Name defined as 'Groundhog Sausage" and known as the Beloved Warrior, First Warrior, Great Warrior of Chota, Oconostota, and Skiagunsta Chota. The most powerful of all Cherokee warriors. His mother was Quatsis, and his brothers were Kenoteta, Mankiller of Settico, and Shallelocke Kittegunsta.

ALL BONES
He was from the Lower towns, 1751. Cherokee name Kalahu, while others called him, Sawanugi or Shawano. The white people called him Sawnook and Flying Squirrel. He was the 2nd headman under Skiagunsta of Keowee. He was from Cheowee. One of the nine leaders of the Lower towns.

AMAKETAI
He was from the Valley towns, 1754. Name defined as "Rain Conjuror" and also called Moytoy, the Bully, George, Mankiller of Hiwassee, Ootossetih, and Tossity. The son of Raven of the Valley, and brother of Pigeon, Skiakow, and Skienah. He was from Little Hiwassee of the Valley. He later moved to Great Tellico. He was a member of the Tellico faction. In 1761, he went with Little Carpenter's peace delegation to the English.

AMMOUSHOSSMEE
He was from the Overhills, 1741-1757. Name defined as "Bad Water." Also called the Emperor of Great Tellico, the Emperor , and the Young Emperor. He was an English appointed ruler of the Cherokee nation to replace his deceased father, Moytoy who died in 1741. Born about 1730, probably in Great Hiwassee.

ANAKANO
He was from the Middle towns, 1751. Also called Aneanoay, Annoconoay, and Great Canoe, He was from Conutroy. He took care of Bernard Hughes' horses.

ANAKANOE
He was from the Overhills, 1751, one of the leaders of the Great Tellico faction.

ANDREW
He was from the Valley towns.

ARCHER, JOHNNY
He was from the Lower towns, 1761. A half breed. A messenger from Fort Prince George to the Overhills. He served the English interest.

ARNUT
He was from the Middle towns, 1751. He was from Tuskaseegee.

ATORE EAK
He was from the Lower towns, 1756. A headman.

BEAMER, THOMAS
He was from the Lower towns, 1756. The half breed son of James Beamer of Estatoe. Later a trader in the Valley towns. An English/Cherokee interpreter. His grand- father was John Beamer, who came to the Overhills in 1699. French Hugetmot ancestry (Beamour). He was called a Mustee.

BENCH or BENGE
He was from the Overhills, 1762. The name was actually Benge, and he was from Great Island town.

BIG HAVEN
He was from the Overhills, 1757, Cherokee name@ Callonah equa. He was from Settico.

BIG SAWNY
He was from the Middle towns, 1760. Also called Captain Sawny, Great Sawny, and Sawney.

BLACK DOG
He was from the Overhills, 1746-1757. Cherokee name, Gili-gunnage.Served on the Council of Ammouskossittee. He was from Chatuga.

BLACK DOG
He was from the Valley towns, 1754-1757. Cherokee name, Gili-gunnage. A headman in Nottley of the Valley towns. He died in 1757. A friend of Governor James Glen of South Carolina. An associate of Moytoy of Little Hiwassee.

BLIND WARRIOR
He was from the Overhills, 1746-1754. Also called Bread Slave Catcher, Breed Slave Catcher, Blind Slave Catcher, and Skiagunsta, Served on the Council of Ammouskossittee, and was the headman of Chatuga. Breed refers to the Breed Camp in central Alabama.

BLOODY FELLOW
Cherokee name, Ninatoogah, or Nenetooyah.

BRANNON
He was from the Lower towns, 1751. A half breed. May be Jesse Branham.

BREED SLAVE CATCHER
SEE: Blind Warrior

BROWN, JOHN
He was from the Lower towns, 1754-1758. Also called Captain Brown. A half breed. He was a pack horseman for the Cherokee traders, and later a Chickasaw trader. He was a partner with Jerome Courtonne. Brother-in-law to the Beloved Warrior of Great Tellico. Possibly the son of John Brown of Virginia. Later lived at Creek Path (Alabama) in 1817.

BROWN, SAMUEL
He was from the Lower towns, 1756. A Cherokee half breed. He was a Creek trader and served the French interest.

BRYANT, JOHN SR.
He was from the Lower towns, 1754. A pack horseman and trader from Bryant's Mountain, near Tomassee (S.C.). He was of French Huguenot ancestry (de Bruyant). Killed as a Tory in 1781, by hanging. This trader is believed to have been the father of Chenawee of Hiwassee.

BRYANT, JOHN
He was from the Overhills, 1775. A half breed. The son of Lucy Bryant (Catawba/Cherokee). This family was from the ancient Bear Clan (Anitsag-uhi) through Lucy Bryant. Lucy's Cherokee name may have been Aunooyohee. John married Frances Nance (French Huguenot). Then moved to Gibson County, Tennessee, yet returned to the Cherokee nation just before the removal. Died in Gibson County in 1756, and many of his descendants lived in Vinita, Oklahoma.

BRYANT, LUCY
She was from the Overhills, 1757. A Catawba/Cherokee woman born about 1758, who later lived at Chunannee (Chenawee?) Creek in modern White County Georgia (Ca-1817, Reservation #91). She was the mother of John Bryant.

BULLEN, JAMES

BULLHEAD
He was from the Overhills. This heroic leader of the Cherokees drove the Creeks below Coosa River before 1730. This military victory was a celebrated event through 1775.

BULLETHEAD
He was from the Overhills, 1751-1757. Cherokee name: Uskwalena, or Bullhead. Originally lived in Great Tellico, and later Tenase. A member of the Tellico faction. He served as Old Hop's speaker on behalf of Chota. May also be Big Bullet.

BUTLER, NANCY
She was from the Overhills, 1756-1760. Cherokee name, ONinaa. An English informer who lived in Tellico. Worked with Fort Loudon. She was a half breed who was employed by Captain Raymond Demere at Fort Loudon.

CAJUR
He was from the Lower towns, 1730-1754. He was from Keowee. Had a brother mentioned in 1730 who served the English interest.

CAIUKA
He was from the Overhills, 1755. Name probably defined as Ground Squirrel. A warrior of the English interest from Chota.

CANACAUGHT
He was from the Lower towns, 1684. Also called the Great Conjuror. Signed the Treaty of 1684 with South Carolina. He was from Keowee.

CANISTOGUE
He was from the Overhills (Chatuga), 1758.

CANNAUAUGHTE
He was from the Lower towns (Keowee).

CANORCORTURER
He was from the Overhills, 1754-1760. SEE: Old Hop and Standing Turkey. Name defined as Standing Turkey (Kanagatoga).

CANTEATOY
He was from the Middle towns, 1758-1759. Also called Cawlectoy. He was the 2nd highest warrior of Watoga.

CAPPEE
He was from the Overhills, 1757-1761. This black man was the adopted son of Old Hop. He lived at Chota. In 1761, he lived in Tomatley, and went with Little Carpenter's peace delegation to the English.

CAPTAIN SENECREY 1751.
A Seneca warrior who led twelve Seneca warriors to reside with the Cherokees in 1751. This group may have been associated with Seneca town of the Cherokee Lower towns.

CATHERINE
She was from the Overhills, 1753. The daughter of Kingfisher and Nancy Ward.

CATUCHEE
He was from the Lower towns, 1754. Also called the "Tail," or Utana.

CAUNASAITA
He was from the Lower towns, 1684. Signed the Treaty of 1684 with South Carolina. He was from Keowee.

CEASAR
He was from the Overhills, 1713-1775. Also called Captain Ceasar, Skiagunsta Ceasar, Old Ceasar, and the Triple-nosed Warrior He was a half breed. Served on the Council of Ammouskossittee. He was the headman of Great Tellico. As a youth, he was held as a British slave by John Stephens. He spoke English well. He was from Chatuga. Had a brother mentioned in 1730.

CHACHETCHA
He was from the Middle towns, 1751-1752. Also called Chucheechee. He was a warrior from Tuskaseegee of the Out settlements.

CHACONNUNTO
He was from the Lower towns, 1756.

CHARITE HAGEY 1716-1718.
Negotiated trade with South Carolina, and associated with Ceasar and Partridge.

CHAUNEE
He was from the Lower towns, 1756. Also called Chauunnee. A principal man of the Lower towns.

CHAURAUGOTCHE
He was from the Middle towns, 1756. Called a very great warrior,

CHEESQUATALONE
He was from the Lower towns, 1751-1754. Name defined as "Yellow Bird." Also called Cheeskiowee and Cuareto. The headman of the Lower towns. SEE: Yellow Bird of Estatoe.

CHEESTOO KAIEHRE 1730.
Cherokee name, Old Rabbit, or Eleazer Wiggan. A Cherokee trader who served as interpreter on the trip to England in 1730. He began trading with the Cherokees in 1711. Due to his Cherokee name, he was probably adopted.

CHEKESAW
He was from the Lower towns, 1755. He was Long Jack's brother, and was from Cheowee.

CHENALLOTEHE
He was from the Lower towns. He was Tiftowe's brother and was from Keowee. The suffix "tehe," or "dihi' signifies killer.

CHENAWEE
He was from the Valley towns. Believed to be the husband of Lucy Bryant, and son of the Cherokee trader, John Bryant of Bryant's Mountain near Tomassee. Chenawee was killed in the Battle of Horseshoe, during Andrew Jackson's Creek War. His wife Aunooyohee drew a pension on his service. He may have been the son of John Bryant Sr

CHENESLEY
He was from the Overhills, 1775. Supposed to have signed a deed at Sycamore Shoals.

CHEROKEE BILLY
he was from the Overhills, 1774, He was a relative of Ostenaco who was killed in 1774.

CHETHEAKA
He was from the Middle towns, 1753. A warrior from Stecoe River.

CHEULAR
He was from the Overhills, 1761-1762. Cheulah or Tsula was defined as 'fox." When visited by Lieutenant Henry Timberlake in 1761, he directed the Eagle Tail Dance. He was the headman of Settico, and may be the Small Pox Conjuror.

CHEWEREECRA
He was from the Middle towns. SEE: Mankiller of Nequassee.

CHICKASAW
He was from the Overhills. A young Cherokee who served as Oconostota's messenger.

CHICKSAY
He was from the Middle towns, 1751. He was known to protest the traders, and was from Stecoe.

CHICSATERE
He was from the Overhills, 1700. Also called Bushyhead (Donodutu). He was the son of Caulanna (Raven) and the cousin of Oconostota. He was the brother of Savanooka. He married Nancy Foreman.

CHINORE 1759.
Held as a hostage of the English at Fort Prince George and murdered in February 1760.

CHIOTLOHEE
He was from the Middle towns, 1751. He killed the trader, Daniel Murphy.

CHISANAH 1759.
Held hostage at Fort Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760.

CHISTV 1759.
'Chistu" or 'Tsitu" was defined as rabbit. Held hostage at Fort Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760

CHOOSAHETE
He was from the Overhills, 1757. Associated with Cappee, and listed as young in 1757. He was from Settico.

CHUCATAH
He was from the Overhills, 1761. He was visited by Lieutenant Henry Timberlake in 1761, and was from Settico. A brother was mentioned in 1765.

CHUCHECHE
He was from the Middle towns, 1754-1755. The headman of Tuskasegee.

CHUGNONANTA
He was from the Overhills, 1754- Also called Chugnonanta Tommy of Tenase. SEE. Little Carpenter.

CHURNROKEKE
He was from the Lower towns, 1751.He was from Eustanally. One of nine leaders of the Lower towns.

CLENEWA
He was from the Valley towns, 1754. The headman of Noyowe.

CLOCHUITA
He was from the Lower towns, 1751. The headman of Estatoe.

CLOGITTAH
He was from the Overhills,1730. Went on the trip to England in 1730. He was from Tenase.

CLOGOITASH
He was from the Lower towns, 1751. Second rank headman in Estatoe.

CLUNLUSY
He was from the Valley towns, 1761.Name defined as "Leech.' He was the son of the Long Dog of Nottley, and was killed in 1761.

COCKEYE WARRIOR
He was from the Valley towns, 1757.

COLD WEATHER
He was from the Overhills, 1760. He was from Chilohowie.

COLLANAH
He was from the Overhills, 1684-1730. Name defined as "Raven." Also spelled Corani and Corane, and Kalanu. Signed the Treaty of 1684 with South Carolina. Went on trip to England in 1730. He was Oconostota's uncle and Quatsis's brother. He was probably from Settico.

COLD IRON
He was from the Overhills, 1756-1757. He was an English informer and a messenger from Chota to Lower towns.

COLINNA
He was from the Overhills, 1750. Name defined as "Raven," in the Upper dialect. Served on Johnny of Tenase's council. One of the leaders of the Great Tellico faction.

COLLALONA
He was from the Lower towns, 1757, the head warrior of Qualache.

CONASORATAH 1759.
Held as a hostage at Fort Prince George by the English and murdered in February 1761.

CONENTACKSHIOWAY
He was from the Lower towns, 1751.A headman in Estatoe.

CONJUROR
He was from the Valley towns, 1730. The Conjuror of Tassetchee who met Sir Alexander Cumming at loree (Jore) in 1730.

CONNECORTE
He was from the Overhills, 1753-1760. SEE: Old Hop.

CONOTACTCHE
He was from the Lower towns, 1751. The headman of Tugaloo.

COOSAEKAH
He was from the Lower towns, 1759. The prefix "Coosab" refers to Upper Creeks. The subject was either a Coosa or was a Cherokee who earned honors in battle against the Coosas. "Ekah" may be 'equa," defined as "big." He was the Second Man of Conasatchee (Sugartown), and was known to war against the French.

CORANESEE
Collanah. Corane is the Lower dialect, and Collanah, the Upper dialect for "Haven."

CORLIONEGA
He was from the Middle towns, 1755. He was from Tuskasegee.

COWEETATEECHEE
He was from the Overhills. Name signifies Lower Creek (Coweta) origin. SEE: Oakehoge.

COWWONANNS
He was from the Lower towns, 1756.

CUARTETO CHESKIOWEE
He was from the Lower towns, 1751. One of the nine leaders of the Lower towns. SEE: Cheesquatalone (Upper dialect).

DICHITI
He was from the Lower towns, 1753. A messenger to the Creeks from the Lower towns.

DREADFUL WARRIOR
He was from the Middle towns, 1758. The principal man of loree (Jore).

FATT WARRIOR
He was from the Overhills, 1757. He was from Chatuga.

FLINT 1713.
He lived on Cussata River.

FRENCH JOHN
He was from the Overhills, 1753-1757. A slave or adopted son of Old Hop, who served as the chief agent of the French from Fort Toulouse (Alabama) to Chota.

GOOD WARRIOR
He was from the Lower towns SEE Warrior Of Estatoe

GOOD WARRIOR
He was from the Lower towns SEE Warrior of Tugaloo.

GORRALEKE
He was from the Lower towns, 1684 He signed the Treaty of 1684 with South Carolina, and was from Toxaway.

GOTTOMA
He was from the Lower towns 1684, He signed the Treaty of 1684 with South Carolina, and was from Keowee.

GREAT CONJUROR
He was from the Lower towns, 1753 Also called Sower (Sour Hominy), He was 2nd rank over the Lowe- towns, and was from Keowee SEE Cannauaughto

GREAT ELK 1756.
A Nuttewa (Nottowago or Nottoway) Indian who led many of his tribe to the Cherokees in 1756 Then resided with the Cherokees for over a year. Organized groups of Cherokees to go to the French in Canada.

GREAT GISTOTE
He was from the Lower towns, 1758 A head warrior of the English interest from Keowee.

GREAT WARRIOR
he was from the Overhills, 1711-1783, SEE Aganstata.

HALFBREED TOM
He was from the Lower towns, 1760 he was an associate of the Mankiller of Nequassee, and was from Keowee.

HALFBREED WILL
He was from the Middle towns, 1759-1761 The headman of Nequassee. He was said to be a henchman for the Mankiller of Nequassee in 1760. In 1761, he was a part of the Little Carpenter's peace mission to the English at Charleston

HEAD BELOVED MAN
He was from the Lower towns SEE Owasta of Toxaway.

HEADMAN
He was from the Middle towns, 1754 Also called King of Nequassee

HEADMAN'S SON
He was from the Middle towns, 1756 Possibly known as "Thigh," and was also called the, Headman of Nequassee's son. He served the English interests. Taken prisoner by the Savannah tribe.

HEADMAN
He was from the Valley towns, 1758 Called the Headman of Nottley

HEADMAN OF WRYOCHE
He was from the Lower towns, 1754, He was from Keowee. Wryoche is also spelled Wohatche

HEADMAN OF WRYOCHE
he was from the Middle towns, 1750- 1765. He was from Stecoe.

HEAD WARRIOR
He was from the Lower towns, 1758 He was from Estatoe.

HOOTLEYBOYAW
He was from the Lower towns 1717. The Warrior of Tugaloo,

HOWRUFTO
He was from the Lower towns, 1751-1756 A headman in Keowee One of nine leaders from the Lower towns

HUGHES MARY
She was from the Overhills, 1760-1761 One of thirty white prisoners held at Settico. Her husband, Bernard Hughes, was killed by the Cherokees. She was released, yet chose to stay and married her deceased husband's murderer.

IKEYOGUSTS
He was from the Lower towns, 1'56 also called Tellickconaeo He was the principal man in the Lower towns

ITOWA QUO
He was from the Overhills, 1756 Listed as one of the six greatest headmen in the Overhills.

ITOWA RUFTO
He was from the Lower towns, 1756

JACCUTEE
He was from the Middle towns, 1751. A headman in Cowee.

JACOB THE CONJUROR
He was from the Valley towns, 1730. Took part in arrangements for the trip to England in 1730, yet he did not go. Known as a Taseetchee leader before 1730, and was a close associate of Moytoy.

JAMEY
He was from the Middle towns, 1751 Also called Jemmy The headman of Sarlacha or Oussazlay May have been Conjuror Jamie of Estatoe, in 1758

JOHNNY
He was from the Overhills, 1741-1751. Also called Johnny of Tenase, Great Warrior of Tenase, Mankiller of Tenase (Tacite). A half breed. Served on Council of Ammouskossittee he was the son of Kittegunsta of Chota. Said to have died from a fever in 1749, yet records mention him after that Year. He was one of the leaders of the Great Tellico faction. A probable brother of Ostenaco and two others. Born before 1715.

JOHNS (Jones), LEWIS
He was from the Lower towns, 1755. A half breed and interpreter between the Cherokees and Catawbas. May have lived in Catawba nation. Noted as a Pee Dee Indian.

KATACTOI 1759.
Held hostage at Fort Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760

KAHTAYAH
She was from the Overhills. The daughter of Calaunna, and sister of Savanooka. Married Alexander Drumgould, and later, John Foreman.

KEALHARUFTEKE
He was from the Lower towns, 1760. Also called Cheesquatalone (Upper dialect), Chesquoterone (Lower dialect), and Kealheyourough. He was murdered on 2 February 1760 as a hostage at Fort Prince George.

KEELEENAKASTA
He was from the Overhills, 1751. One of the leaders of the Great Tellico faction.

KELLELUSSTEKEY
He was from the Overhills, 1754. Also called Kerorostekee. One of two headmen from Telassee

KENOTCHTA
He was from the Lower towns, 1756. An English medal chief, who went to Charleston, South Carolina with the Cherokee principal chief

KENOTETA
He was from the Overhills, 17141-17571. Also called Rising Fawn Served on the Council of Ammouskossittee, and was of the English interest. He was Oconostota's brother and the son of the Small Pox Conjuror of Settico. He was from Settico

KEIZOROSTEKEE
He was from the Lower towns, 17 56, Settled in Virginia back settlements in 1756

KILCANNOKEH
He was from the Overhill B, 17,59 Signed treaty with South Carolina in 1759. One of six Overhill leaders

KILLAQUE
He was from the Overhills, 1757 Served the English interest, and was the Little Carpenter's brother. He was from Tuskasegee.

KILLIANCA
He was from the, Overhills, 1759. When the Little Carpenter requested the release of several key Cherokee officials, who were held hostage at Fort Prince George, Killianca was released with Oconostota.

KINGFISHER
He was from the Overhills, 1755. Cherokee name, Chutloh. Married Nancy Ward and had two children, Long Fellow and Catherine Died in battle against the Creeks in 1755, at Taliwa (Georgia). Here Nancy Ward took his weapon and defended his position, later being named War Woman of 'the tribe. Kingfisher was a member of the Deer clan, while Nancy Ward was said to be a member of the Wolf Clan.

KITTEGUNSTA
He was from the Overhills, 1730-1768. Also called King of Chota, Prince (Kittegunsta) of Chota, and Shallelocke Kittegungta.2 Went on trip to England in 1730 and was the main speaker (Shaliloski, Shallelocke). He was the brother of Oconostota, and died about March 6, 1768. He was from Chota.

KITTEGUNSTA
He was from the Middle towns, 1751-1756. He took care, of, James Mays and Mr. McDaniel's horses, He was from loree (Jore) in 1756, and he led a war party against the settlers of the Broad and Catawba Rivers in South Carolina.

KITTEGUNSTA
He was from the Lower towns, 1730. The Prince of Tomassee, who was visited by Sir Alexander Cumming in 1730.

KNALANOY
He was from the Middle towns (Conutroy), 1751.

LITTLE CARPENTER
He was from the Overhills. Born: 1710 Died 1781. Also called Attakullakulla (Leaning Wood) Chugnonanto Tommy, Chukenanta Warrior, Little Cornplanter, Ookanaka (White Owl) of Natchey Creek, and Truconita. He was the Peace Chief of the Cherokee Nation. Served the English interest and was a medal chief. Went to England in 1730. He may have been a Nipissing Indian, according to statements made b his son, Turtle at home. He was the nephew of Moytoy and Old Hop, and the uncle of Nancy Ward. Dragging Canoe, Badger, and White Owl were his sons. Born about 1710 in either Canada or the Big Island of the French Broad River in Tennese. During his life, he lived in Natchey Creek, Tenase, Tornatley, and Toqua of the, Overhills. He was a member of the Wolf Clan

LITTLE CONJUROR
He was from the Lower towns, 1751. Second headman over Keowee. One of nine leaders of the Lower towns.

LITTLE FELLOW
He was from the Overhills the son of Nancy Ward and Kingfisher. Also called Fivekiller. Born about 1753. He lived on Wilson Hill at Ocoee (Uwagahi).

LITTLE OWL
He was from the Overhills. Cherokee name, Nahoolah. One, of Little Carpenter's sons

LITTLE RAVEN
He was from the Overhills. SEEi Savanooka.

LITTLE TETHTOY
He was from the Lower towns, 1754, Name may be called nftowe. The headman of Keowee.

LONG BEN
He, was from the Lower towns lie was a Creek half breed who associated with the Lower and Valley towns.

LONG DOG
He was from the Valley towns, 1761 Cherokee name, ganubidugili. He was from Nottley.

LONG FELLOW
He was from the Valley towns, 1737. The son of Tame Doe and Sir Francis Ward, and brother of Nancy Ward Born about 1737 Born at Chota, and later lived on Ocoee River.

LONGJACK
He was from the Lower towns, 1752-1756. Cherokee name, ganuhidutsani. Also called Johnny or Long Johnny. Associated with the Little Carpenter. He was from Cheowee, though records also place him in Settico of the Overhills. In 1751, he was listed as being from Tenase,

LONG TOM
He was from the Middle towns, 1761 Listed as a young Cherokee

LOTTA
He was from the Lower towns, 1751 SEE Mankiller of Cheowee.

MANKILLER
He. was from the Lower towns, 1751 Called Mankiller of Cheowee or Lottasee.

MANKILLER
He was from the Middle towns, 1751. Called Mankiller of Conutroy.

MANKILLER
He was from the Middle towns, 1751. Called Mankiller of Cowee.

MANKILLER
He was from the Lower towns, 1756-1761. Called Mankiller of Estatoe, and was the nephew of the Swallow Warrior. In 1761 , he raided the Greeks, taking horses and prisoners.

MANKILLER
He was from the Overhills, 1751-1757. Mankiller of Hiwassee. SEE: Amahetai.

MANKILLER
He was from the Middle towns, 1758-1760. Also called Chewehe-echa. He was from loree (Jore), and records also place him in Nequassee.

MANKILLER
He was from the Lower towns, 1761-1762. Called Mankiller of Keowee. Went with the Little Carpenter's peace delegation to the English in 1761.

MANKILLER
He was from the Middle towns. Called Mankiller of Nequasee, and also called Classati.

MANKILLER
He was from the Valley towns, 1751. Called Mankiller of Nottley, and was the headman of Nottley.

MANKILLER
He was from the Valley towns, 1751. Called Mankiller of Noyowe, and was the headman of Noyowe.

MANKILLER
He was from the Valley towns, 1730. Called Mankiller of Oconnie, who was visited by Alexander Cumming.

MANKILLER
He was from the Overhills, 1751-1754. Called Lame Arm, First Man of Tellico, Mankiller of Settico, and Mankiller of Tellico. Served the French interest, and associated with French John and the Mortar. He was Oconostota's brother and the son of the Small Pox Conjuror of Settico.

MANKILLER
He was from the Overhills, 1754. Called Mankiller of Slocke.

MANKILLER
He was from the Middle towns, 1751-1759. Called Mankiller of Stecoe. He was the headman of Nequassee and Stecoe

MANKILLER
He was from the Overhills, 1754. Called Mankiller of Telassee, and was the headman of Telassee.

MANKILLER
He was from the Overhills. Called Mankiller of Tellico. SEE Ostenaco.

MANKILLER
He was from the Overhills, 1751. Called Mankiller of Tenase.

MANKILLER
He was from the Overhills. Called Mankiller of Tomatley.

MANKILLER
He was from the Overhills, 1753. Called Mankiller of Toqua.

MANKILLER
He was from the Middle towns, 1759, Held hostage at Fort Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760

MAY APPLE
He was from the Lower towns, 1760. Associated wit the Mankiller of Nequassee, and was from Keowee

MOETOE
He was from the Overhills, 1751. SEE Amahetai.

MORTAIR
He was from the Oakecoys, 1754-1759. This Upper Creek warrior, named Yah Yah Tustanage, was Governor Louis de Kerelec's agent to Chota. He maintained a faction of Upper Creeks who associated with the Mankiller of Settico, Oconostota, Old Hop, and the Small Pox Conjuror of Settico. He was highly respected by the Chota people.

MOYTOY
He was from the Lower towns, 1760. Called Moytoy of Keowee An associate of the Tail of Estatoe. He was from Keowee

MOYTOY
He was from the Overhills, 1730-1741. The first English appointed ruler of the Cherokees. Originally from Little Hiwassee or Taseetchee of the Valley towns. He and Jacob the Conjuror were known as the leaders of Taseetchee. He was the brother of Old Hop and Little Carpenter's mother. He was known as the Rain Conjuror, and died in battle in 1741. He was originally the Head warrior of Tellico. He was appointed Emperor at Nequassee in 1730 by Jacob the Conjuror, and by election of the head chiefs. The title was called the Crown of Tenase.

MOYTOY
He was from the Overhills, 1759. Called Moytoy of Settico or Moitoi He led nineteen warriors against the white settlements, and was pro-French.

NELLAWGITEHI
He was from the, Lower towns, 1684. Signed the Treaty of 1684 with South Carolina. He was from Toxaway Name probably refers to Nottawago killer.

NETTAWAGETCHE
He was from the Lower towns, 1753. Second headman of Toxaway. Name probably refers to Nottawago killer.

NICHOLEHE 1759.
Held hostage at Fort Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760.

NORRODELY
He was from the Middle towns, 1752. He was from Stecoe,

NOTCHEE WARRIOR
He was from the Overhills, 1751. Also called Tacit (Mankiller) of Natchey. He was the third rank headman of Great Iliwassee, and was originally from that place He later settled near Natchey Creek, Probably a Natchez Indian.

OAKEHALPE
He was from the Overhills, 1752. The English Captain of Great Tellico. Name probably of Creek origin.

OAKEHOGE
He was from the Overhills, 1752 Also called Coweetaateechee. Known as the King of Great Tellico. Coweeta refers to Lower Creek. Oak refers to water.

OCCOUNACO
He was from the Overhills, 1730. The White Owl SEE Little Carpenter.

OCONACO
He was from the Lower towns, 1751. The headman of Sugartown. One of nine leaders from the Lower towns.

OCONECA
He was from the Overhills, 1759. Signed a treaty with South Carolina in 1759. One of six Overhill leaders.

OCONOSTOTA
He was from the Overhills, Born: 1711, Died: 1783. Name was an English phonetic spelling of the Cherokee term "Aganstata." Also called Beloved Warrior of Chota, First Warrior, Great Warrior of Chota, Skiagunsta Chota, and Skiagunsta Settico. SEE: Aganstata.

OLD BARK
He was from the Overhill, 1756 Went to Virginia in 1756.

OLD CHUCKLE
He was from the Lower towns, 1730-1756. A headman in the Lower towns. Served the French interest in 1751. May be Old Checkle of Tenase in 1730, who was a Creek Indian.

OLD HOP
He was from the Overhills, 1746-1760. Also called Canacaughte, Canorcortuker, Connecorte, Emperor of Chota, Standing Turkey, and Uku of Chota. He removed the English appointed ruler over the Cherokee nation, and brought all four settlement areas under Chota in 1753-1754. He was Moytoy's brother, and the uncle of Little Carpenter. He died in 1760, and gave his authority to Kittegunsta and Oconostota. His title was known as the 'Fire King.'

OLD PRINCE
He was from the Overhills, 1757. He was from Toqua, and sons (without names) are mentioned in records

OLD WARRIOR
He was from the Overhills, 1756-1757. He was from Tomatley. He was an English informer to Captain Raymond Demere at Fort Loudon of the Overhills.

OLD WARRIOR
He was from the Middle towns, 1751. He was from Tuckasegee.

OLD WAR WOMAN
She was from the Overhills, 1751. The leader of the Women's War Council, which was later occupied by Nancy Ward, Ward could not have been this woman, for she was only 13 years old in 1751.

ONATOWE
He was from the Valley towns, 1751-1761 Also called Onotony. 2nd headman over Little Tellico. Served the, English interest, and was the brother of Round O (Shonguttam), Went on Little Carpenter's peace delegation to the English in 1761.

ONE EYED WARRIOR
He was from the Valley towns, 1761. A headman in Little Tellico,

ONISCA
He was from the Lower towns, 1751. He was from Keowee.

ONNAKANNOY 1730.
Also called Ounakannowie. Was not allowed to go to England in 1730.

ORNSEO
He was from the Lower towns, 1754.

OSQUOZUFTOIE
He was from the Middle towns, 1751. The headman of Tucksoie.

OSTENACO
He was from the Overhills, 1746-177. Also called Antossity Ustoneeka, Judd's Friend, Judge's Friend, Mankiller of Tellico, and Rusteenekobagan. He was Oconostota's Chief of Staff, or 2nd Head warrior. Served the French interest until his trip to England in 1762 with Lt Henry Timberlake. Close friend of Oconostota and Old Hop. Originally from Hiwassee, though his mother was from Settico. He was listed in Chota, Great Tellico, Hiwassee, Judd's Creek, and Settico. He became a Mankiller in 1746. He was born about 1715, and was the youngest of four brothers. One of Wilma Mankiller's ancestors.

OUCAH 1759.
Held hostage at Fort Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760.

OUKAH ULAH
He was from the OverhilIs, 1759. Name defined as "ruler to be." One of two sons of Old Hop, and Possibly Standing Turkey.

OUKANDEKAH
He was from the Overhills, 1730. Probably Little Carpenter.

OUKAYUDA 1730.
The Oukah Ulah or King to be (ruler to be). Went on trip to England in 1730.

OUSANATAH 1759.
Held hostage at Fort Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760.

OUSANOLETAH 1759.
Held hostage at Port Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760.

OUSLENARIA
He was from the Overhills, and associated with Little Carpenter.

OUSONALETAK
He was from the Middle towns, 1757-1760. Also called Ousunuletta of Ioree. He was the headman of the Valley town, Tomatley for a period. He died as a hostage at Fort Prince George in February 1760.

OUTOSSITY
He was from the Overhills. SEE: Mankiller of Tomatley.

OWASTA
He was from the Lower towns, 1684. Signed the Treaty of 1684 with South Carolina. He was from Toxaway.

OWASTA
He was from the Lower towns, 1753. The Beloved Man of Toxaway. May be the signer in 1684.

OXINAA
She was from the Overhills, SEE: Nancy Butler.

OZUSTA
He was from the Lower towns, 1751. The Catawba King and headman of Keowee.

PARTRIDGE
He was from the Lower towns, 1714-1717. Associated with Ceasar and Charite Hagey in trade relations with South Carolina.

PIGEON
He was from the Valley towns, 1757. Cherokee name, Amoyah. A son of the Raven of Himassee. He was called Woey by the whites. He was held hostage at Fort Prince George in 1759, but released with Oconostota. In 1761, he worked with Saloue (Seroweh) and Ostenaco in Oconostota's War against the English.

PIPE 1761.
A young Cherokee warrior who was a messenger from Virginia.

PRINCE OF CHOTA
He was from the Overhills, 1746-1768. SEE: Kittegunsta.

PRINCE OF IOREE
He was from the Middle towns, 1754-1758. SE& Kittegunsta of loree.

QUARRASATTAHE 1759.
Held hostage at Fort Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760.

QUATSIS
She was from the Overhills, 1699. The mother of Oconostota and Mankiller of Settico, and sister of the Raven of Settico. Supposed to have married John Beamer in 1699. Born in 1683.

RAT
He was from the Lower towns, 1760. Associated with the Mankiller of Nequassee, and was from Keowee.

RAVEN OF CHATUGA
He was from the Overhills, 1757. Served the English interest. He was from Chatuga, and had a son mentioned.

RAVEN OF CHOTA
He was from the Overhills. SEE: Savanooka.

RAVEN OF COWEE
He was from the Middle towns, 1751. Associated with James May, and the headman of Cowee. Took care of James May's horses.

RAVEN
He was from the Valley towns, 1751-1757. Also called Colinna, Corane, King of the Valley, and Raven of Hiwassee. He was very influential with the leaders of the Overhills, and related to Little Carpente, Moytoy, and Old Hop. Several sons mentioned, such as Moytoy, Pigeon, Skiakow, and Skienah. Some records list him as deceased by 1757.

RAVEN
He was from the Middle towns, 1768, called the Raven of Nequassee. He went with Oconostota and Little Carpenter to New York to negotiate the Treaty of Fort Stanwix.

RAVEN OF TENASE
He was from the Overhills, 1752.

RAVEN OF TOMATLEY
He was from the Overhills, 1761.

RAVEN OF TOQUA
He was from the Overhills, 1762. Died in battle in 1762.

RAVEN OF TOXAWAY
He was from the Lower towns, 1751- 1757. The head warrior over Toxaway. Had grandchildren mentioned in 1753. Worked with Governor Glen of South Carolina on the Cherokee boundaries associated with the Carolina Purchase of 1753.

RAVEN
He was from the Valley towns, 1761. Also called the Young Raven of Hiwassee. He was the son of the Raven of Hiwassee.

RAYETAEH
He was from the Overhills, 1760-1788. Also called Corn Tassel (Onitositah) and Old Tassel. Served as counselor to Oconostota. He was murdered in cold blood by John Sevier's men in 1788. He was from Toqua, and served in Chota. He was John Watt's uncle, and brother to Doublehead, Nettle Carrier, and Pumpkin Boy.

ROUND O
He was from the Middle towns, 1754-1759. Also called Shonguttam. He was the headman of the Out towns, and was from Stotoree or Tuskasegee. Deceased by 1761. A noted friend to the English.

SACHETCHE
He was from the Middle towns. He was the headman over several Upper towns. He was from Tucologia.

SALOUE
He was from the Overhills, 1760. In the Lower Cherokee dialect, Seroweh. Served as an officer in Oconostota's command in the Cherokee War of 1760. Listed as young in 1760, and originally from Estatoe where he was a chief served the French interest.

SANNAOESTE
1759. Held hostage at Fort Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760.

SAVANNAH KING
He lived among the Savannahs, 1746. A diplomat from the Savannahs to the Overhill Cherokees.

SAVANOOKA
He was from the Overhills, 1760-1776. Also called Sawanookee or Shawnee, and Raven of Chota. He was the nephew of Oconostota. Some say he was once captured by the Shawnees, hence the name Savanooka or Shawnee. Others claim he was Shawnee by birth, and captured by the Cherokees. He served as an advisor to Oconostota. He was from Chota, though originally was probably from Settico, as were most of Oconostota's relatives. His brother was Chiesatebe, and sister, Kahtayah. May be the child of Oconostota's sister, or the son of Oconostota's uncle, Caulunna of Settico.

SAVANTOOHEE
He was from the Valley towns, 1751. The headman over Little Tellico.

SCALELOSKE
He was from the Lower towns, 1760. Name defined as "speaker." He was the 2nd warrior over Tomassee. He was killed as a hostage at Fort Prince George on 14 February 1760. He was from Tomassee.

SECOND WARRIOR
He was from the Lower towns, 1758, Second warrior over Estatoe.

SECOND WARRIOR
He was from the Middle towns, 1730. He met Sir Alexander Cumming in 1730, and was from loree (Jore).

SECOND YELLOW BIRD
He was from the Lower towns, 1757. He led the Lower town warriors against Fort Duquesne in 1757.

SEED
He was from the Overhills, 1760. Be, worked with the French agent, John Lantaniack, and led missions to Fort Toulouse for supplies. He was from Settico

SENNOTRONNEY
He was from the Middle towns, 1758. A headman in loree or Watoga.

SEQUROGHUENOY
He was from the Overhills, 1754 the, headman of Tellico.

SHALLELOCKE
He was from the Middle towns, 1761 Name defined as "speaker" of Stecoe. Went with Little Carpenter's peace delegation to the English. He was Ostenaco's brother

SHONGUTTAM
He was from the Middle towns, 1753. SEE: Round O.

SHOREY, ANN
She was from the Overhills, 1762. The half breed daughter of William Shorey, who married John McDonald. She was John Ross's grandmother. After 1770, the McDonald family moved to Lookout Mountain where they established a trading post.

SHOTMOUTH
He was from the Valley towns, 1761. A headman in Tomatley.

SINNAWA
He was from the Overhills, 1684. Name defined as "spiritual leader of the hawks.' Signed the Treaty of 1684 with South Carolina, and was from Big Island Town.

SINNAWA
He was from the Middle towns, 1751-1753. Also called Chuchia, Hawkhead, and Sinawaska Johnny. A headman in Tuakasegee. He took care of James Mays horses. A warrior.

SKAYAGUSTA OUKAH
He was from the Lower towns, 1730. Also called Chief of Tasseta, Oukah Ulah, and Skiagunsta. Made trip to England in 1730.

SKIAGUNSTA CHEOWEE
He was from the Lower towns, 1751. One of nine leaders of the Lower towns.

SIKLAGUNSTA COWEE
He was from the Middle towns, 1759. Name defined as 'Great Warrion' A headman and warrior in Cowee.

SKIAGUNSTA KEOWEE
He was from the Lower towns, 1751- 1756.Also called Chachu, Great Warrior of Lower towns, and Old Warrior. Probably the same as Skayagusta Oukah.

SKIAGUNSTA STECOE
He was from the Middle towns, 1759. Held hostage at Fort Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760

SKIAGUNSTA TELLICO
He was from the Overhills, 1751. One of the leaders of the Great Tellico faction.

SKIAKOW
He was from the Valley towns, 1751. The son of the Raven of Hiwassee, and was from Juforchee.

SKIAWECHI
He was from the Lower towns, 1753. Known to speak English well.

SKIENAH
He was from the Valley towns, 1751. The son of the Raven of Hiwassee, and was from Little Hiwassee.

SKURRELEFTEKEE
He was from the Middle towns, 1758, a headman of loree (Jore) or Watoga.

SLAVE CATCHER
He was from the Overhills, 1759.Called the Slave Catcher of Chota a close friend of the Great Mortar.

SLAVE CATCHER
He was from the Lower towns, 1760. Called the Slave Catcher of Conasatchee (Sugar Town). Little Carpenter turned him over to the English as a murderer.

SLAVE CATCHER
He was from the Middle towns, 1751. Cherokee name, Dayugidaski (Slave Catcher). Called Slave Catcher of Conutroy. Associated with the murders at the Oconees in 1751, and was anti-English.

SLAVE CATCHER
He was from the Overhills, 1751. Cherokee name, Dayugidaski. Called Slave Catcher of Great Tellico and Onecowe.

SLAVE CATCHER
He was from the Middle towns, 1751 called the Slave Catcher of Kituwah. He demanded the death of the trader, Bernard Hughes.

SLAVE CATCHER
He was from the Overhills, 1754-1775. Cherokee name, Dayugidaski. Called Slave Catcher of Tenase. A headman in Tenase. Known as an old man in 1761, and lived on Tellico River, He was supposed to have signed a deed at Sycamore Shoals in 1775.

SLAVE CATCHER
He was from the Overhills, 1754-1761. Cherokee name, Dayugidaski. Called Slave catcher of Tomatley Noted as a young man. He was sent as a diplomat to the English by Oconostota in 1761.

SMALL POX CONJUROR
He was from the Overhills, 1751-1757. A friend of Old Hop, and father of Kenoteta and Mankiller of Settico, May be father of Kittegunsta and Oconostota. Served as headman of Settico and served on the Chota council.

SMITH'S FRIEND
He was from the Lower towns, 1756. Served the English interest He was from Keowee.

SOUR HOMINY
Cherokee name, Kanahena.

STANDING TURKEY
He was from the Overhills. SEE: Old Hop.

STANDING TURKEY
He was from the Overhills, 1754-1761. Cherokee name, Canorcortuker, Conocktoco, Cunnicatoka, Kanagatucko. He was the son of Old Hop, and appointed to take his father's position. Associated with Oconostota. He was from Chota. After Old Hop's death in 1760, he was appointed to take his rulership, by Oconostota. He was known as Ocayula or Oukah Ulah (ruler to be).

STICKOEE
He was from the Middle towns, 1751 An English informer.

SUCKCORUFTEKE
He was from the Lower towns, 1751. The headman over Tomassee. One of nine leaders of the Lower towns.

SUNARETEHEE
He was from the Middle towns, 1760 Also called Sanaratehee. Was killed in the attack on Fort Prince George on 16 February 1760.

SUTICHETTCHEE
He wag from the Middle towns, 1730 Also called Suttellitchee Went on trip to England in 1730. fie was a representative ofthe Old Warrior of-luskasegee, and from that town.

SUWEGAS
He was from the Middle towns, 1751. Ile was from Eahhoay.

SWALLOW WARRIOR
He was from the Lower towns, 1756-1757, He was the head warrior of Estatoe, and led 100 men to attack Fort Duquesne. Served the English interest.

SWANUGI
Fie was from the Lower towns, 1751 Also called All Bones, Kalahu, and Skiagunsta of Cheowee.

TACITE OUSTENAIRA
He was from the Lower towns, 1751 Tacite is defined as Mankiller (Tacite, Tossety, Tossity, and Otossity).

TAIL
He was from the Lower towns, 1761. Cherokee name, litana. A half breed. Served in Oconostota's War of 1760. He was from Estatoe. Tail Benge later was called by this name, He spoke fluent Creek and was associated with Moytoy of Keowee, Known to attack the white settlers.

TALLICHAMA 1759.
"Talli" is defined as 'two," Held hostage at Fort Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760.

TALLITAHE 1759
Name defined as "twokiller" Held hostage at Fort Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760.

TAME DOE
She was from the Overhills, 1738-1775. She was Little Carpenter's sister, and Nancy Ward and Long Fellow's mother. She married Sir Francis Ward.

TEETATELOSKI
He was from the Overhills, 1761. Went with Little Carpenter's peace delegation to the English. He was from Settico.

TELLITLEHE
He was from the Overhills, 1756. One of six great men of the Overhills.

TELLOQUOLUFTOKAY
He was from the Overhills, 1730. A Tellico headman.

TENASE WARRIOR
He was from the Overhills, 1730. He helped Moytoy and Alexander Cumming establish rulership over the Cherokees in 1730. May be Johnny of Tenase or Warrior of Tenase.

TERRAPIN
He was from the Overhills, 1765. Also called Tuskasah of Chiles Tooch. He was Oconostota's son by his first wife, a Creek woman. Born in Chota about 1740.

TETHTOWE
He was from the Lower towns, 1730. SEE: Tiftowe.

TETTATELASKI
He was from the Overhills, 1761. Went with Little Carpenter's peace delegation to the British,

THICK LEGG WARRIOR
He was from the Overhills, 1758- 1759.Served the English interest, and was from Chatuga.

THIGH
He was from the Overhills, 1756-1759, Served as an interpreter between the Savannahs and Cherokees. Formerly a prisoner of the Savannahs, and was from Great Tellico. Associated with French John and Savannah Tom.

TIFTOA
He was from the Overhills. SEE: Willenawah.

TIFTOWE
He was from the Lower towns, 1730-1761. Also called Teptoa and Old Tiftowe, Went on trip to England in 1730. He was a headman in Estatoe. Also listed from Keowee. Served the French interest and Oconostota in 1760.

TISTOEE
He was from the Overhills, 1761. He was an old man from Tomatley.

TOHANORAWIGHTON
He was from the Overhills, 1762. Went to England in 1762 with Ostenaco and Lieutenant Henry Timberlake.

TOLLITCHE 1751.
SEE: Suttellitichee.

TONY OF CHOTA
He was from the Overhills, 1760. Died of smallpox as a hostage at Fort Prince George in February 1760.

TOSSETTEE
He was from the Overhills. SEE: Mankiller of Telassee.

TOSSETY
He was from the Overhills. SEE: Mankiller of Settico.

TOTAIAHHOI 1759.
Held hostage at Fort Prince (' George by the British and murdered in 1780.

TOTTERSHALL
He was from, the Lower towns, 1755. Served the English interest, and was a messenger from Keowee to Chota.

TSIYUGUNSINI
He was from the Overhills, 1775. Name defined as "Dragging Canoe." He was Little Carpenter's son, and from Great Island.

TULLITHUSSQUE
He was from the Lower towns, 1756. A headman in the Lower towns-

TUSCOLOSO
He was from the Overhills, 1759 Worked with Greeks against the English traders. He was from Settico.

UCANOREACH
He was from the Overhills, 1753. A deputy of Old Hop who associated with Little Carpenter for Chota's benefit.

UCONACO
He was from the Lower towns, 1756. A headman in the Lower towns.

UKANTA
He was from the Overhills, 1751. A headman in Chota. The name probably signifies Ogana or Groundhog. Possibly Oconostota.

UKEYOUROUGH
A headman in the Lower towns, 1756.

UKWANEEQUA
He was from the Overhills, 1730, Supposed to have, went on the trip to England in 1730.

ULOFTA
He was from the Overhills, 1751. A headman of an Overbill town. One of the leaders of the Great Tellico faction.

UNANIKALLAREE
He was from the Overhills, 1751. A headman of an Overhill town. One of the leaders of the Great Tellico faction.

USLUNECUS
He was from the Overhills (Tenase), 1754,

USTENEUE
He was from the Overhills (Tuskasegee), 1754.

WARD, NANCY
She was from the Overhills, 1755-1775. Known as Ghighau, Nanyehi, War Woman, Most Beloved Woman . After 1755, she led the women's war council. She was Tame Doe's daughter, and Little Carpenter's niece. Raised by Oconostota and Lucy Ward. She married Kingfisher, and later Bryant Ward. She was from Chota, and later Womankiller Ford. Born in 1738 at Chota and died in 1822 an Ocoee River, A member of the Wolf Clan.

WARRIOR OF ESTATOE
He was from the Lower towns, 1753- 1761.Cherokee name, Ecuwe. Also called the Old Warrior of Estatoe, Ayatsigi (Warrior). The head warrior of the Lower towns. Went with the Little Carpenter's peace delegation to the English in 1761.

WARRIOR OF NOITLEY
He was from the Valley towns, 1751.Cherokee term for warrior, 'Ayatsigi.'

WARRIOR OF STECOE
He was from the Middle towns, 1760. Died as a hostage at Fort Prince George on 8 February 1760 at 7:00 P.M.

WARRIOR OF TENASE
He was from the Overhills, 1754-1755. A warrior from Tenase.

WARRIOR OF TOMATLEY
He was from the Overhills, 17 54-1755 A headman in Tomatley.

WARRIOR OF TOOGALOO
He was from the Lower towns, 1751. Also called the Good Warrior or Old Warrior.

WARRIOR OF TOQUA
He was from the Overhills, 1754. A headman of Toqua

WAUTEKA
He was from the Middle towns Ioree, 1759.

WHITE, ANDREW
He was from the Lower towns, 1751-1752. A half breed from Keowee. He killed an Englishman at the Occonies. In 1752, he was held as a prisoner of the English.

WHITE OWL
He was from the Middle towns, 1761. Called the King of Kituwah, and killed on 29 May 1761 in battle.

WHITE OWL
He was from the Overhills, 1757. Cherokee name Ookoonaka. A young warrior and son of Little Carpenter. He was from Toqua and later atchey Creek.

WHITE OWL
He was from the Lower towns, 1761. He was a diplomat of Oconostota, who was sent to demand peace with the English in 1767 He was from Toxaway.

WHOATEHE 1759.
Held hostage at Fort Prince George by the British and murdered in February 1760.

WHOKLORER
He was from the Lower towns, 1754. A headman over Keowee.

WILLENAWAH
He was from the Overhills, 1751-1777. Also called Gray Eagle, Great Eagle, Tiftoa, Woolenawah, and Woolochuoah. He was from Tenase and later Great Tellico. A warrior.

WOHACHE
He was from the Lower towns, 1748-1757. Also called Ohatchee, Wawhatchee, Wayayochy, Wryoche, and Yorhatche. A headman over three Lower towns. He served as a speaker for Lower towns, and was against the English interest. He was from Keowee. He replaced Skiagunsta of Keowee as the head warrior of the Lower towns in 1753. As a young warrior (1748) he lived in Conasatchee (Sugar Town). In 1756, he attempted to separate the Lower towns from the authority of Chota.

WOLF
He was from the Lower towns, 1756-1761. Cherokee name Waya. A head warrior in the Lower towns. Associated with Willenawah, and was from Keowee.

WOLF KING
He was from the Overhills, 1760. He went with the Old Warrior to New Orleans in 1760, to request presents from the French.

YACHTANNO
He was from the Lower towns, 1759. He took English scalps on the Broad and Catawba Rivers, and was an associate of Saloue (Seroweh). He was from Estatoe.

YACHTINO
He was from the Overhills, 1757-1762. Also called Youghtanno. In 1757, he led forty warriors from Chilohowie and Telassee against Fort Duquesne. He was visited by Lieutenant Henry Timberlake in 1762, and was from Chilohowie.

YAHOKA
He was from the Lower towns, 1753. A headman in Keowee.

YELLOWBIRD
He was from the Lower towns, 1751-1754. Cherokee name Cheesquatarone. He was from Estatoe. One of the head warriors of the Middle towns. He was from Ioree (Jore) or Watoga.

YORHATCHE
He was from the Lower towns (Toxaway), 1753.

YOROGOTOGASKEE
He was from the Lower towns, 1717. He received presents from the British in South Carolina.

YOUNG TWIN
He was from the Lower towns, 1760. Little Carpenter accused him of murders, and turned him over to the English. This was to get the release of several key chiefs held at Fort Prince George. Associated with the Slave Catcher of Conasatchee (Sugar Town).

YOUNG WARRIOR
He was from the Lower towns, 1761-1766. He was a young warrior from Estatoe, and against the English interest.

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