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Seaberry Arms Osborne

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Seaberry Osborne, born circa 1815 and the daughter of Chief Running Bear, married Solomon Osborne in Cherokee, North Carolina, and in 1838 fled to escape the Trail of Tears. She and other Native American pioneers found sanctuary in the mountains and land in Nicholas and Clay counties. Before her death, she instructed Solomon to bury her along Twenty Mile Creek and keep the grave site secret forever.
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