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Fo La ~ ‘meme moved to Oklahoma, He seid that he did not know if Pretty Boy Floyd was. bern in Georgia or if he was born after the arrival of the family in |. Oklahoma, saying taat he knows that there was another boy in the family - nated Bradley and a daughter nemed Pearl who did live in Georgie and that ::. it was possible Pretty Boy, also, was born there but that his recollection ~~ of this 1s poor. He further mentioned that Pretty Boy Floyd's mother is a 4kin, coming from a family bearing that name who live at Certeraville,. SD =: mentioned that the subject of Pretty Boy Floyd is a os cormon topie of discussion in Calhoun and vicinity and that many people . _. ° in that neishborhood have written to the Floyd family in Oklahoma asking ~ - 4f the stories about Pretty Boy Floyd are true but that they have never received any responses, with the result that eo far as he icnows nobody in that locality hes any knowledge of Floyd. Se i .:., mentioned +t had been forbidden associate with seri he: very irresponsible child, but that last December ran away from home and were gone ea few days and upon their return mentioned they had been in Chattanooga and Jasper, Tennessee, He said he knew nothing whatsoever concerning the acquaintances they might. have made on this trip, but that he has never heard his daughter mention * ’ anything about meeting any hove ¢ and especially anything ebout Pretty Bey The following investigetion « was conducted by Special Agent J. R. MeDonald: At Ball Ground, Goongiat” 3. E. Tillison, Clerk, Post Office, advised that Roy ¥. Wright was unknown to him and that there was no one by that name receiving mail through the Post Office at Ball Ground; further, that. "Pretty Boy” Floyd was unknown to him. Ir. Tillisan was unable to. identify the photocraph of Floyd as being that of anyone whom ‘he hed seen around Bell Grounds . ‘ Postmaster F. E, cage ‘advised: that Rey y. Wright was unknown to him and that he, “ricsht, ws not receiving mail through the Post Office at Bell Ground; that Floyd was unknown to him. Cagle was unable to identify the photograph of "Pretty Eoy" Floyd. In the presence of agent Mr. Tillisan communicated by telephone with the Postmaster at Tate, Georgia, whish is located about 10 miles from Sell Ground, who, according to Mr. Tillison, advised that no one by the name of Roy V. right was receiving mail throveh the Tate Post Office. wo 4 =