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Oconee Tribe
The Oconee Indians were a Muskogean
tribe of Georgia, relatives of the Miccosukee tribe.
Their language appears to have been either a dialect of Miccosukee or a closely related
language. The Oconees no longer exist as a distinct
tribe. Most of them joined the Seminole tribe in the 1700's,
where their descendants still live today.
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Miccosukee Language:
Our resources about the Miccosukee language, including Oconee.
Oconee Tribe History:
Article on the Oconee tribe from the Indian Tribes of North America.
The Origin of the Seminole Indians:
History of the formation of the Seminoles by the Oconee and other southeastern tribes.
Georgia Tribes:
Map of Georgia Indian tribes including the Oconee.
Four Directions: Oconee:
Timeline and links about Oconee history.
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Unconquered People: Florida's Seminole and Miccosukee Indians:
Good book on the history of the Native peoples who became the Seminole tribe.
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Oconee Tribe:
Oconee links page.
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