List of people of self-identified Cherokee ancestry

List of people of self-identified Cherokee ancestry

List of Self-identified people of Cherokee ancestry is to list those who claim some Cherokee ancestry but are not enrolled any of the three Cherokee tribes. Numerous notable people claim Cherokee ancestry. These include:

Actors

Others

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