- - John Ross was their chief
- - Sequoyah was one.
- - Native American of Oklahoma
- - Like members of the largest federally recognized tribe in the U.S
- - A Native American tribe located in the South East
- - Like Sequoyah, for whom the tree is named
- - sequoyah's nation
- - A Native American people — coke here (anag)
- - North American Indian tribe
- - Indigenous people of the US; model of Jeep
- - conqueror and king, displayed in church's east indian
- - I mixed Coke here, but only for US indigens
- - Native American people, originally living in the Appalachian Mountains
- - Native American nation
- - Might the reek echo badly for the native American?
- - Nation within Oklahoma
- - Early American rustic hero keeping masks
- - Jeep model named for a tribe
- - Oklahoman singer has fine points
- - Language written with an 85-character syllabary
- - Will Rogers, for one
- - Iroquoian tongue
- - Jeep SUV
- - Sequoyah, for one
- - Native North American people
- - NC native
- - One of the Five Civilized Nations
- - DaimlerChrysler has announced that it will cease production of the Jeep ....
- - Trail of Tears marchers
- - Appalachian Indian
- - Sequoyah's tribe
- - Charlie Barnet theme
- - U. S. Indian
- - Five Nations member
- - American native
- - Okla. Indian
- - Iroquoian
- - Jeep model
- - Oklahoma Indian
- - Indian of Oklahoma.
- - Native American people
- - American Indian
- - Iroquoian language
- - Indian
- - member of an american indian people formerly of the southern us who now live chiefly in oklahoma
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