Historic Markers - Sequoyah (1760 - 1843)

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Sequoyah (1760 - 1843) - 183

Born in Tennessee, Sequoyah moved to Wills Town (DeKalb County, Alabama) area of the Cherokee Nation in 1818. � Here, in 1821, he invented an 86 symbol alphabet providing the Cherokees with the only written Indian language in the United States. Location: DeKalb County


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