www.allthingscherokee.com

About Us

All Things Cherokee was created by Christina Berry in March, 1998. It started as a personal genealogy website, with photos, family stories, and a links page. Not surprisingly, it was the links page which garnered the most attention and traffic. Now, over a decade later the site has grown into the best resource for Cherokee genealogy on the web.

The site has gone through a number of changes, and grown in some interesting directions (most recently with the addition of the Art Gallery), but always at the core is a heart-felt interest in providing helpful and interesting information about Cherokee history, culture, and genealogy.


Christina Berry - Owner/Operator

I am a tribal citizen of the Cherokee Nation, a member of the Cherokee Artists Association, and a charter member of the First Families of the Cherokee Nation. I was born in Oklahoma, but moved with my family to Texas when I was very young. Always a history buff, I graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a BA in history. I am a mixed-blood with ancestors from all over Europe and the US -- descended from Old Hop (Kana Gatoga) on one side and Robert the Bruce on the other.

When I'm not working on All Things Cherokee, I keep busy with photography, beadwork, and a massive home renovation project.

September Featured Title - Gifts & Books

Cherokee Connections
An introduction to genealogical sources pertaining to Cherokee ancestry, giving you guidance and information for tracing your roots.
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Cherokee Art Gallery

Visit the All Things Cherokee Art Gallery, to browse and buy traditional beadwork, pottery, textiles, and contemporary art by award-winning and up-and-coming Cherokee artists.


Family Tree Research

Want to know more about your family history or Cherokee heritage? All Things Cherokee offers genealogy research to help you trace your family tree and understand your Cherokee connections.


Cherokee Roll Search

All Things Cherokee offers customized searches of the Cherokee rolls to help you in your research. The personalized Cherokee rolls report offers information specific to your own family name as well as tons of general genealogy data.


September Featured Site - Travel Center

Clingmans Dome
Clingmans Dome towers at 6,643 feet and stands as the highest point in the Smoky Mountains National Park, the highest point along the Appalachian Trail, the highest point in Tennessee, and the second highest point east of the Mississippi river. The Cherokee know the mountain as Kuwahi or Mulberry Place and consider it a sacred place... (More)


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