W: How much Indian would you say that your mother and father had in
 them?

G: I do not know.

W: Were they nearly full-blooded indians?

G: No. My mother was a Cobb and I am not sure what my daddy's daddy
 was.

W: Well, do you think that they were at least half Indian?

G: No.

W: They were not that much?

G: My mother was not, I know.

W: Well, what brothers and sisters did you have?

G: Davis Eric was my half-brother. Hallie Sarah was my half-sister.
 Minnie, Dover, Billy and Nancy, that is all my folks.

W: Are any of your brothers and sisters still alive?

G: No.

W: You are the only one left?

G: Yes.

W: When you were little did your parents ever tell you any old
 stories that you could tell us?

G: No.

W: You know, when I was growing up my mom always told us that the
 wild Indians would get us and I really thought they would.

G: No, mine never told me that. I was wild myself.

W: When it came to Christmas or Thanksgiving or the Fourth of July,
 did you do any kind of celebrating then?

G: Yes, we had different kind of parties, dances, things like that.

W: Could you dance?

G: Could I? I reckon I could!

W: Well, that is real good.






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