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Jesse
Bushyhead had opposed removal of the Cherokees from their homeland in the Southeast. As the deadline approached when General Winfield Scott and the U.S. Army would escort the people to a new homeland in the Indian Territory, Rev. Bushyhead volunteered to lead one of the groups of emigres. The
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The other side of the monument bears the following inscription: "Rev. Jesse
Bushyhead was a man noble in person and noble in heart. His choice was to be a true and faithful minister of his Lord and Master rather than any high and worldly position. He loved his country and people, serving them from
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The group led by
Bushyhead followed the same northern route taken by the group led by Evan Jones. The route led them north through Tennessee and Kentucky to an Ohio River crossing at Golconda, Illinois, then west to cross the Mississippi River near Cape Girardeau, Missouri. After that, they turned
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Bushyhead, born in the old Cherokee Nation in East Tennessee, September, 1804; died in the present Cherokee Nation, July 17, 1844. 'Well done, thou good and faithful servant; thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make
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Christian and became an avid member of the Baptist church in 1830. He began converting other Cherokee to Christianity, established a church at Amohee in Tennessee (then his home town), and became a close associate of noted Baptist missionary, Reverend
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minister. He continued to work closely with Jones, not only preaching to the
Cherokees, but translating the Book of Genesis and other religious books into the Cherokee language, using the Cherokee Syllabary. He also served as pastor of the Amohee church.
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time to time in many important offices and missions. He united with the Baptist Church in his early manhood and died as he had lived, a devoted Christian."
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The Rev. Jesse Bushyhead: Cherokee Indian and Missionary
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Cherokee in Controversy: The Life of Jesse Bushyhead.
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Cherokee in Controversy: The Life of Jesse Bushyhead
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History of the National Register of Historic Places
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