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Nanyehi (Cherokee: ᎾᏅᏰᎯ),
known in
English as
Nancy Ward (c.1738 – c.1823), was a
Beloved Woman and
political leader of the Cherokee. She
advocated for...
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Twitty in 1987.
Hobbs wrote the
music and
lyrics for the 2011
musical Nanyehi: The
Story of
Nancy Ward,
which is
based upon the life of her 5th-great...
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meaning "greatly
beloved woman".
Nancy Ward,
whose Cherokee name was
Nanyehi, was a
notable Ghigau who was born in the
Cherokee town of Chota. She was...
- in 1976. In
earlier times, a
number of
women led
their tribes, such as
Nanyehi (Cherokee), Bíawacheeitchish (Gros Ventres-Crow),
Vestana Cadue (Kickapoo...
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Senator from Missouri,
Thomas Hart Benton.
Nancy Ward, a
Cherokee known as
Nanyehi, was a
Beloved Woman, a
leader among her people. For many years, she parti****ted...
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cover and into the open.
After numerous losses, the Cr****s retreated.
Nanyehi, also
known as
Nancy Ward, was a
teenager who
followed her
Cherokee warrior...
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Cherokee used to have a
Council of Women, and some
Cherokee women, like
Nanyehi (Nancy Ward), rose to the
honored status of "Beloved Woman", or "War Woman"...
