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Jack, Col. Samuel, expedition under

Jackal, myth concerning

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, address to Cherokee by

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, attack on Creeks at Talladega by

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, attitude of, toward Cherokee ,

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, defeat of Creeks at Horseshoe bend by –

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, determination of, for Cherokee removal , ,

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, election of, as President

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, Houston’s relations with

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, Junaluska’s saying about

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, proclamation against crossing Sabine river by

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, relief of Turkeytown by order of

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, remark of, concerning Supreme Court decision

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, reply to Cherokee protests against New Echota treaty by

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, retreat from Emukfaw creek by

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, treaty signed by

Jackson, Maj. R. C., acknowledgments to

Jackson, Maj. R. C. on assassination of John Walker

Jamaica, collection from xxix

Jar-fly in Cherokee lore

Jay, myth concerning , –

Jefferson, President Thomas, encouragement of westward emigration by , ,

Jefferson, President Thomas on attempted establishment of iron works in Cherokee country (1807)

Jefferson, President Thomas on burial mound in Virginia –

Jefferson, President Thomas, suggestions to Cherokee by

Jeffreys on Mobilian trade language

Jenks, Dr Albert E., memoir by lii–liv

Jessan, see Tsĕsa′nĭ.

Jesuits, work of, among Cherokee –

Jews, peace towns among

Jicarilla, myths of , , , , , , ,

Jicarilla, study of language of xxvi

Jicarilla, work among xv–xvi

Jimsonweed in Cherokee lore

Joanna bald, myth concerning

Joara, see Xuala.

Job’s tears in Cherokee lore

Johnson, Sir William, arrangement of peace between Iroquois and Cherokee by ,

Johnson, Sir William, life of –

Johnson, Gov. ——, census of Cherokee compiled by

Johnson, Gov. —— on Indian civilized government

Johnston, Gen. A. S., commissioner to Cherokee

Johnston, William, seizure of East Cherokee lands by –

Johnston, ——, study of ruins discovered by xiv

Jolly, John, Cherokee chief –

Jolly, John, Houston’s relations with –

Jones, Rev. Evan, admission of, to Cherokee citizenship

Jones, Rev. Evan, missionary among Cherokee

Jones, Rev. Evan, payment to

Jones, Rev. Evan, translation of New Testament by

Jones, Rev. Evan, Wafford’s study under

Jones, Rev. Evan, work of N. J. Smith for

Jones, John B., admission of, to Cherokee citizenship

Jones, John B., organization of Ketoowah society by

Jones, John B., preparation of schoolbooks by

Jones, W. A., on Cherokee emigration plans

Jones, William, legend told by

Jones, ——, on Cherokee refugees in Florida

Jones, —— on De Luna’s expedition

Jones, —— on De Soto’s route , , ,

Jones, —— on Jack’s expedition

Jones, —— on petroglyphs at Track Rock gap

Jones, —— on Spanish mines ,

Jones, —— on Williamson’s expedition

Juada, see Xuala.

Judgment, discussion of lvi–lvii

Junaluska, East Cherokee chief –

Junaluska, part taken by, in Creek war

Jutaculla, see Tsulʻkălû′.

Jutaculla Old Fields, myths concerning , ,