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The Trail of Tears Lawrence County Arkansas
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"The Trail of Tears
Lawrence County Arkansas
TRAIL OF TEARS
the rise and fall of the Cherokee Nation
Words from John Ehle, author Penland,
North Carolina
"My editor, Marshall DeBruhl,
and I grew up in Ashville, North Carolina not far from Cherokee and as
children we absorbed many impressions of the Cherokees and stories of the
past. Early in life we became aware, as they taught us, that the earth
is flat and is suspended from it's four corners by great ropes and in the
center of of the Earth live the Principal People, the Cherokee."
The Trail of Tears came through Baxter and Marion County and
there is a nice marble plaque in the Baxter County Court House. The trail
was called the "Old Military Road". I understand from some of
the Marion County History that the road left the Mississippi River near
Memphis and went norththrough the town of Batesville, on up near the banks
of White River until a good ford was found to Denton Ferry, at a farm now
known as the Joe Fee place. This place was known as the Talbert Ford, later
Talbert's Ferry. The road crossed Boone County and on into Indian Territory.
The old road from the White River into Marion County is now known as Dentons
Ferry Road, and goes just north of Flippin on west toward Yellville approximately
where HWY 202 i"
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