Woman Of Many Names

Woman of Many Names is a deeper look into a woman who helped shaped the history of our Nation. Nancy Ward had ties to Daniel Boone and George Washington including having saved the latters life (and its believed vice versa). (A letter written by Ward to Washington was later found in Thomas Jeffersons artifacts.) A role model akin to Joan of Arc for young girls Ward has been memorialized in Benton Tennessee by a federal historical marker. Also known as Nanyehi she also foretold one of the great American tragedies the Trail of Tears. The late Elia Kazan - who The New York Times called one of the most honored and influential directors in Broadway and Hollywood history - said that his biggest regret was not making a movie about Nancy Ward. All this and shes not even in the history books!NANYEHI is still alive in the 21st Century. A true testament that peace lasts forever. We as her descendants shall ensure this happens. The Smoke of Time shall reveal! -GreeneyeswalkingDEBRA YATES hails from Ohio but now resides in St. Pete Beach Florida. Although she began her writing later in life she did so with great passion. Being of Cherokee descent and having had stories passed down from generation to generation Debra found herself drawn to family history to the point of enlisting a genealogist to verify her conclusions. Traveling to relevant destinations along the East Coast and in the Midwest she brought her findings back to the peace calm and tranquility that she feels God has provided to her in the Sunshine State. With the release of Woman of Many Names she now puts her sights on a followup to document the next stage of her seventh-greatgrandmothers historic life.