Dragging Canoe

BirthNot Available - Overhill Settlements, Monroe, TN, USA

DeathMay 1777 - Nachestown, North Carolina Now, Tennessee, United States

MotherTame Doe

FatherTame Doe

Born in Overhill Settlements, Monroe, TN, USA to Tame Doe and Tame Doe. Dragging Canoe married Nionne Ollie I, (A-Li Ani-Wa'Ya),"Red Paint Clan" Oconastota Clan and had 9 children. He passed away on May 1777 in Nachestown, North Carolina Now, Tennessee, United States.

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Parents

Tame Doe
1678 - 1741

Tame Doe
1683 - 1741

Spouse(s)

Nionne Ollie I, (A-li Ani-wa'ya),"red Paint Clan" Oconastota Clan
1710 - 1792

Ant Wa Ya Ollie
1720 - 1800

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(Andrew Brown)(tsiyu-gunsini)cheucunsene Kunmesee (Chief Dragging Canoe) Attakullakulla-(1st Child)wolf Clan
1734 - 1792

Chief Tai Ya Gansi Ni Dragging
1730 - 1792

Dutsi Tahchee Oganstota Bowles Moytoy
1736 - 1828

Little Owl Attakullakulla
1740 - 1792

White Mankiller Canoe
1747 - 1792

Old Abraham
1745 - 1792

Badger Attakullakulla
1732 - 1750

Ghi Go Ne Li Attakullakulla
1737 - 1810

Blackfox Attakullakulla
1742 - 1799

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