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- Walker_Calhoun abstract "Walker Calhoun (born May 13, 1918; died March 28, 2012) was a Cherokee musician, dancer, and teacher. He was known as a medicine man and spiritual leader who worked to preserve the history, religion, and herbal healing methods of his people.Calhoun was the youngest of 12 children born to Sally Ann Calhoun and Morgan Calhoun. His father died when Calhoun was nine.At the age of 12, Calhoun attended a boarding school in Cherokee, North Carolina, where he learned the English language. Before that time, he had rarely heard English since his mother did not speak it. During World War II, he was drafted and served as a combat engineer in Germany.Calhoun started learning Cherokee songs from an early age. He had learned most of the social, hunt, and sacred songs from his uncle, Will West Long, by the time he was nine years old.".
- Walker_Calhoun birthDate "1918-05-13".
- Walker_Calhoun birthPlace Qualla_Boundary.
- Walker_Calhoun birthYear "1918".
- Walker_Calhoun deathDate "2012-03-28".
- Walker_Calhoun deathYear "2012".
- Walker_Calhoun nationality Cherokee.
- Walker_Calhoun stateOfOrigin Cherokee.
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- Walker_Calhoun wikiPageWikiLinkText "Walker Calhoun".
- Walker_Calhoun birthPlace "Big Cove, Qualla Boundary".
- Walker_Calhoun dateOfBirth "1918-05-13".
- Walker_Calhoun dateOfDeath "2012-03-28".
- Walker_Calhoun deathDate "2012-03-28".
- Walker_Calhoun name "Calhoun, Walker".
- Walker_Calhoun name "Walker Calhoun".
- Walker_Calhoun nationality Cherokee.
- Walker_Calhoun parents "Morgan Calhoun, Sally Ann Calhoun".
- Walker_Calhoun placeOfBirth "Big Cove, Qualla Boundary".
- Walker_Calhoun relatives "Will West Long".
- Walker_Calhoun shortDescription "American musician".
- Walker_Calhoun spouse "Evelyn".
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- Walker_Calhoun description "American musician".
- Walker_Calhoun description "American musician".
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- Walker_Calhoun hypernym Musician.
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- Walker_Calhoun comment "Walker Calhoun (born May 13, 1918; died March 28, 2012) was a Cherokee musician, dancer, and teacher. He was known as a medicine man and spiritual leader who worked to preserve the history, religion, and herbal healing methods of his people.Calhoun was the youngest of 12 children born to Sally Ann Calhoun and Morgan Calhoun. His father died when Calhoun was nine.At the age of 12, Calhoun attended a boarding school in Cherokee, North Carolina, where he learned the English language.".
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