Descendants of William Ottie Barrick 

William Ottie Barrick was born December 1869 in Illinois. He married Nora C. Bailey 25 February 1900.  Both he and Nora died in Okmulgee, OK. 

1. Jack C. Barrick b: abt 1901 OK
2. Charles Pete Barrick b: 1906 Sequoyah Co., OK
3. Gilbert Gaines Barrick b: 11 Sep 1907 OK d: 7 Oct 1976 Oakdale, Stanislaus Co., CA  m: Martha Cleo Pelley
4. Ruby Barrick b: 1912 OK m: Carl Bolt 1919 OK
5. Nina Opal Barrick b: 6 March 1914 OK d: 30 May 1986 San Pablo, Contra Costa Co., CA  m: Louis E. Broman

• Tidbits: 
  

• I corresponded with Nina Barrick Broman a couple of times back in the early 1980’s.  She did say that William and Nora were married by Rev. R.W. Weems on horseback.  She remembers her mother telling about one time she was living with Aunt Ida (that would be my great grandmother).  A cousin or some relative was hiding from the law and went to visit  Ida.  When he went to get on his horse to leave, the law was waiting for him and they shot and killed him.  Ida went over to him and the lawman knocked her away and said leave that outlaw alone. 

• She also mentioned that her grandmother, Louisa T. West Bailey had a daughter by 2^nd husband James Robinson.  Her name was Florida May Robinson. I have a picture of her but don’t know what ever happened to her.  I’ve heard rumors she got hooked on morphine and kind of lost her mind.  Nina also mentions that her mother had a half sister or stepsister named Carrie Hughes.  Carrie lived in Okmulgee.  Nina thought her married name was Hughes but I imagine her maiden name was Hughes and that she was the daughter of Louisa’s 3^rd husband James Henry Hughes. 
  

• I know little about the Barrick line, as Nina has been the only descendant of Nora’s that I have located. 

Note: At the end it mentions an outlaw in the family.  Louisa T. West's brother was Perry Kincheon "Kinch" West.  A couple of her sisters were married to the Cox brothers, who were also part of Kinch's gang.  Because of this, the family was not allowed on the Indian Rolls.  Supposedly their father, William Y. "Horsefly" West was Cherokee Indian. Kinch died of natural causes, so I know it was not him that Nora was talking about who got shot in my great grandmother's front yard. Don't know if any of his kids or the Cox kids carried on their father's ways or not.