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circa 1820: Sequoya (circa 1770 - 1843), the Native American chief who invented the Cherokee alphabet. Also known as George Guess, he fought on the side of the United States in the Creek War, being part English. The giant sequoia trees of California are named after him. (Photo by MPI/Getty Images)

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