According to TVA records, Sarah Alder was originally buried in Brown Cemetery. She was relocated in 1935 as part of TVA's grave relocation project when Norris Dam was built. Records indicate cause of death was Old Age. her mother was *a Cherokee woman) born 17 Jan 1773, in NC, and died 19 Mar 1853 Alabama.
She was full Cherokee of the Paint Clan, her father was an inidan Chief, Inoli Enola Black Fox of the Blue Holly Claln, of the Cherokee Nation b: 1746-Tn; D: Jul 21 1811, Indian Territory Whisenant Farm, Cherokee Nation East, Blount co, Alabama.
She was full Cherokee of the Paint Clan, her father was an inidan Chief, Inoli Enola Black Fox of the Blue Holly Claln, of the Cherokee Nation b: 1746-Tn; D: Jul 21 1811, Indian Territory Whisenant Farm, Cherokee Nation East, Blount co, Alabama.
According to TVA records, Sarah Alder was originally buried in Brown Cemetery. She was relocated in 1935 as part of TVA's grave relocation project when Norris Dam was built. Records indicate cause of death was Old Age. her mother was *a Cherokee woman) born 17 Jan 1773, in NC, and died 19 Mar 1853 Alabama.
She was full Cherokee of the Paint Clan, her father was an inidan Chief, Inoli Enola Black Fox of the Blue Holly Claln, of the Cherokee Nation b: 1746-Tn; D: Jul 21 1811, Indian Territory Whisenant Farm, Cherokee Nation East, Blount co, Alabama.
She was full Cherokee of the Paint Clan, her father was an inidan Chief, Inoli Enola Black Fox of the Blue Holly Claln, of the Cherokee Nation b: 1746-Tn; D: Jul 21 1811, Indian Territory Whisenant Farm, Cherokee Nation East, Blount co, Alabama.
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