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First married to James Thomas Shadwick, 2 Jul 1882, Logan Co, AR

The Origin of the Shadwick Family in the Heavener Area
Posted 24 jul 2007 by pauladoylebickett
MARY JANE DOYLE-SHADWICK-LUMAN FAMILY
The Origin of the Shadwick Family in the Heavener Area submitted by Pat Shadwick Johnson
Mary Jane Doyle Shadwick Luman, who was originally from West Plains, Missouri, came to the Hodgens area in the late 1890's with her second husband, Alec Luman. Her first husband, Thomas Shadwick, had drowned in the Petit Jean River in Arkansas, leaving her with two small children, William, born March 4, 1984, and Annie, born March 11, 1889. Annie married David C. Smith in 1906. She died in 1912 leaving two children, Thomas and Hester.
On July 28, 1905, William married Bertha Ann Kelley, born July 23, 1891, daughter of Dee Kelley and Laura Curtis. Laura was born August 4, 1866 to Nancy Reeves, born 1843 in Illinois and William Henry Curtis, born 1839 in Illinois. Henry Curtis was a veteran of the Union Army.
William and Bertha Ann Shadwick had six sons, J.C. "Clint", Clayton, Clifton, Melvin, Ernest, and Billy Joe. They also had two daughters, Opal Shadwick Baxter and Reba "Johnnie" Shadwick Caudell. Ernest, Billy Joe and "Johnnie" Caudell are still living in the Heavener area.
Clint Shadwick, born September 28, 1906, was a well-known auctioneer and livestock dealer in this area. As a teenager he joined up with "Texas Jack's Wild West Show" as a bronc buster. This was a short-lived experience as homesickness took over. This was the only time he ever lived out of the area.
Clint and his son, L.D. "Hotshot" were well known as livestock dealers and owner/operators of the LeFlore County Livestock Auction in Wister.
On August 16, 1923, Clint Shadwick married Lettie Mae Hickman. They celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary shortly before her death on January 2, 1984.
Clint died January 4, 1991. They are buried in the Wister Cemetery, Wister, Oklahoma. They were the parents of J.M. "Smokey" Shadwick, Mildredd Shadwick Billings and Pat Shadwick Johnson. Baby Mary Elizabeth died shortly after birth in 1934 and L.D. "Hotshot" died on April 28, 1991.
Heavener (LeFlore County) Oklahoma and Surrounding Communities 1896-1996 p. 605,606

Arkansas Death Certificate #322
William Calvin Shadwick died 20 Nov 1943 at St. Edwards Mercy Hospital, Fort Smith, Sebastian County of lobar pneumonia. He was born 9 Mar 1884 in Paris, AR and was a farmer. He was married to Bertha Shadwick. Parents listed as Thoma Shadwick, b. GA and Mary Doyle, birthplace unknown. Clint Shadwick of Wister, OK was the the informant. Body was removed for burial in Hodgen Cemetery, Nov 23rd.

Birth	Abt 1867	Missouri
Marriage	28 Nov 1889	Logan County, Arkansas - William Alexander Luman
Death	1913	Hodgen, LeFlore County, Oklahoma

Spouse	William Alexander Luman (1868 - 1939)
Child	Mary Jane "Mamie" Luman (1890 - 1978)
Child	James Zadoc Luman (1892 - 1978)
Child	Lona Verna Luman (1897 - 1981)
Child	Joseph Charles Henry Luman (1899 - 1960)
Child	Stella Luman (1907 - 1993)