List of Cherokee StoriesBelow is a list of well-known Cherokee Stories that we continue to collect from future generations:NoStory1A New Bow For Tani2A New Legend For The People3Agan-uni'tsi's Quest For The Ulunsuti4Agan-uni'tsi's Search For The Uktena5Anisga ya Tsunsdi "Little Men"6Ani'tsutsä - The Boys7Ataga'hi, The Enchanted Lake8Battle Between Two Worlds9Bear Legend10Bigfoot Bird11Cherokee Creation Story version 112Cherokee Creation Story version 213Cherokee Medicine Man14Cherokee Prophecies15Cherokee Women16Earth Making17Flint Visits The Rabbit18Grandmother Spider Steals The Sun19Hero With The Horned Snakes20How The Deer Got His Horns21How The Honey Bee Got Their Stinger22How The Kingfisher Got His Bill23How The Milky Way Came To Be24How The Partridge Got His Whistle25How The Rabbit Stole The Otter’s Coat26How The Red Bird Got His Color27How The Terrapin Beat The Rabbit28How The Turkey Got His Beard29How The Wildcat Caught The Gobbler30How The World Was Made31How They Brought Back The Tobacco32Hummingbird Brings Back Tobacco33Kana'sta, The Lost Settlement34Legend Of The Tlanuhwa And The Uhktena35Legend Of The Cherokee Rose36Little People Of The Cherokee37Marriage Of The North And The South38Nun'yunu'wi, The Stone Man39Origin Of Disease And Medicine40Origin Of Fish And Frogs41Origin Of The Groundhog Dance42Origin Of The Pheasant Dance43Origin Of The Pleiades And The Pine44Stealing The Sun45Strawberry Legend46The Ball Game Between The Birds And The Animals47The Bear Legend48The Bear Man49The Beginning Of Time50The Bird Tribes51The Bride From The South52The Bullfrog Lover53The Daughter Of The Sun (aka Sun And Her Daughter)54The Deluge55The Eagle's Revenge56The First Fire57The Four-Footed Tribes58The Great Leech Of Tlanusi'yi59The Haunted Whirlpool60The Huhu Gets Married61The Hunter And Selu62The Hunter And The Buzzard63The Hunter And The …
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The business owners must have an agreement restricting stock holding to family members. The succession of ownership should be set up so that in the event of marriage, divorce, death, disability, or retirement, ownership is kept within the bloodlines of the family.
