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For centuries, the Cherokee County that includes today's Cherokee County was part of the Muscogee Nation of Native Americans. The forced Indian Removal was a generation ago when the Cherokees first moved into the area. Cherokee County is home to very few Native Americans.
The Alabama legislature established Cherokee County on January 9, 1836, with the present boundaries. Two years later, the United States government expelled all Cherokees who refused to leave the Trail of Tears.
On Palm Sunday, March 27, 1994, Cherokee County was again in the news when it was struck by an F4 tornado. Twelve minutes after the National Weather Service at Birmingham issued a warning about northern Calhoun and southeastern Etowah counties, Goshen United Methodist Church collapsed.
