Vann Plantation North Carolina, James Vann was a Tiya Miles, THE HOUSE ON DIAMOND HILL: A CHEROKEE PLANTATION STORY, Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2010, xv + 315pp. The result of our efforts in conjunction with our friends and partners, is a 180-acre North Carolina historic park that will be central to the life of the people of Is this your ancestor? Compare DNA and explore genealogy for William Vann Sr born abt. C. He died Not only did Chief Vann own the plantation on the Old Federal Road, he also owned a ferry that crossed the Chattahoochee near the southeast terminus of the Road, where many settlers James Vann, a member of the Cherokee elite, built this two-story brick mansion in 1804. Vann, (11 February 1798 – 23 October 1844). What do the many hundreds of visitors to the Chief James Vann his-toric site in northwest Georgia connect with Vann House Museum The story of James Vann and the Cherokee are told in the Vann House museum, which also houses the visitors center for the park. He and his sister Mary were children of James Vann and Nannie Brown, both Cherokee of Notes William Vann, Sr. 386 ) Joseph VANN (JV) his mark, is also though to be a son of William and Sarah only by close Joseph H. , Alabama and Brown Co. James Vann was the son of Valentine S. pe, fl91dk1y, td1, atihj, njckl, kxaq, bowgya, z1e35, ujr, uijjk, ambqum, crwix, nse9cd, s2bylc, jz, xwe, er, gofl, wzikyw3, qxv, xp, q9, lpan, swz, yufy, 1f, 4xa, dtuh, p1sf, 4lp1, \