Legend and oral stories state the grave is that of a man by the name of “Big Jack” or “Chief Jack.”
Legend states he was buried in a hollow log with his possessions on a ridge near his home.
Other storytellers state that he was a settler named Jack Case whose wife was Cherokee and he traded with the Cherokee prior to the Revolutionary War.
Legend states he was buried in a hollow log with his possessions on a ridge near his home.
Other storytellers state that he was a settler named Jack Case whose wife was Cherokee and he traded with the Cherokee prior to the Revolutionary War.
Legend and oral stories state the grave is that of a man by the name of “Big Jack” or “Chief Jack.”
Legend states he was buried in a hollow log with his possessions on a ridge near his home.
Other storytellers state that he was a settler named Jack Case whose wife was Cherokee and he traded with the Cherokee prior to the Revolutionary War.
Legend states he was buried in a hollow log with his possessions on a ridge near his home.
Other storytellers state that he was a settler named Jack Case whose wife was Cherokee and he traded with the Cherokee prior to the Revolutionary War.
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