Michael J. Zogry Enduring Voices Project Collection (#20339) 1997-1998

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Michael J. Zogry Enduring Voices Project Collection (#20339) 1997-1998

Religious studies scholar Michael J. Zogry conducted interviews for the Enduring Voices Project through a folklife documentation grant from the North Carolina Arts Council. The collection includes typed transcripts and videotapes of interviews with individual members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians in Cherokee, N.C. Interviewees include herbalist Amy Grant Walker, musician Walker Calhoun, storyteller Jerry Wolfe, and woodcarver Amanda Crowe. Topics include recollections of childhood on the Cherokee Indian Reservation and Cherokee songs, dances, stories, crafts, stickball games, and medicine.

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Crowe, Amanda, 1928-2004

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Amanda Crowe was born in 1928 and raised within a 56,000-acre territory of North Carolina, known as the Qualla Boundary, which is held in trust by the U.S. government specifically for Crowe's tribe of woodcarvers. A federally recognized Native American tribe, the Eastern Band Cherokee are descended from a small group of 800 individuals who remained in the eastern United States after the Indian Removal Act forced more than 125,000 to move west in the 19th century. She studied with her uncle Goi...

Chiltoskey, Goingback, 1907-2000

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Cherokee tribal elder Goingback Chiltosky was a master woodcarver who influenced several generations of carvers. His work includes carvings of animal and human subjects, often in native woods such as cherry, walnut, holly apple, and buckeye, but he also carved request orders from exotic woods. In addition to freestanding pieces, he carved large bas-reliefs. He said he always thought of his own “trademark as being a smooth finished piece of wood with a minimum of fine detail.” Born in the Piney ...

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians

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"The Qualla Boundary is the home of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Cherokee people do not live on a reservation, which is land given to a native American tribe by the federal government. Instead, in the 1800’s, the tribal members purchased 57,000 acres of property. This land, called the Qualla Boundary, is owned by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and kept in trust by the federal government. Qualla Boundary encompasses untouched mountains, rivers, and forests and is located next to th...

Bushyhead, Robert H., 1914-2001

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Robert Bushyhead (1914-2001), born in the Birdtown Community of Cherokee, N.C., was punished at the Cherokee Government Boarding School for speaking Cherokee and made a decision not to teach it to his children. Later in life, however, he became a champion for preserving the Kituhwa dialect of the Cherokee language. He was a Baptist minister and played the role of Rev. Elias Boudinot in the outdoor drama, Unto These Hills about the Cherokee removal, including an act where he speaks in Cherokee. ...

Albert Bradley

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Wayne Hornbuckle

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Amy Grant Walker

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Stacey Saunooke

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Nicey Leford Rattler

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Catherine Sanders

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Mabelle McDonald

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Margaret Saunooke Hicks

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Jerry Wolfe

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Annie Jessan

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Martha Lossiah Ross

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Martha Ross

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Emma Walkingstick

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Zogry, Michael J., 1966-

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Born 16 April 1966 in Washington, D.C., religious studies scholar Michael J. Zogry grew up in Raleigh, N.C. Zogry received a B.A. in religious studies from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1989 and a M.A. in history of religions from the University of Chicago in 1991. In 1997, he was C. Phil at the University of California at Santa Barbara. Through a folklife documentation grant from the North Carolina Arts Council, Zogry began the Enduring Voices Project, videotaping interview...

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Walker Calhoun

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