Bless you. Hope this doesn`t offend you but you can`t imagine how much this will mean to our friend here in Decatur, Al. His father was probably a farm laborer and may have been in prison somewhere in the west at one time. So I would say he was probably doing construction or odd jobs at the OTI devel. I tried to figure the OTI out but was "barking" up a wrong tree. I`ll go back now and digest this info. I had not found a marriage record for his mother and thought she may not have married so the divorce record is a great help. I`ll go to Limestone Co. right away and work some more on his line. He, Jimmy Webster, is an interesting character and was asked at his father`s funeral in 1979 by "two very old women from N. C." Do you know that you are Indian?" Jimmy said Well, yes,; I`ve heard that" They then said "No, we mean Do you KNOW (emphasis) that you are Indian") Jimmy has a llittle trouble reading these old records and I love to help people with their lines; I have done this for myself and others for over 40 years. There are many people in our area who are at least a 1/16 NA but can`t prove it because it was hidden due to the fact that Indians here could not buy or own property after 1835. I am also working on my beautiful little grand daughter`s lines who are definitely NA on several lineS in Cherokee co. Al. this is so exciting for an "old" genealogist. Thank you so much again. Sue Engle Drake in AL