Hatfield N Mccoy's Adventures

12/07/2024

Levisa (Levicy) Hatfield formerly Chafin
Born 20 Dec 1842 in Pike County, Kentucky, United Statesmap
Ancestors ancestors
Daughter of Nathaniel Chafin and Matilda (Varney) Chafin
Sister of Sarah Chafin, Andrew Jackson (Chafin) Chaffin, Moses Chafin, Mary Chafin, Elizabeth Chafin, Nancy Chafin, Elizabeth (Chafin) Hatfield, William Chafin, Rebecca Jane Chafin and John Ferrell Chafin
Wife of William Anderson Hatfield — married 18 Apr 1861 in Logan County, West Virginia, United Statesmap
Descendants descendants
Mother of Sarah (Hatfield) Tannehill, Johnson Hatfield, William Anderson Hatfield II, Robert Edward Lee Hatfield, Nancy Belle (Hatfield) Mullins, Elliott Rutherford Hatfield MD, Mary Jane Hatfield, Elizabeth Hatfield, Elias M. Hatfield, Detroit Hatfield, Joseph Davis Hatfield, Rosie Lee Hatfield, Emmanuel Wilson Hatfield and Tennyson Samuel Hatf

09/13/2024

The McCoy Legacy: Uriah McCoy (1824-1889) of Pike County was the well-respected son of Sam and Elizabeth Davis McCoy. Uriah married Elizabeth Ann Rutherford McCoy on May 23, 1850. She was the daughter of Reuben and Mary Polly Keesee Rutherford.

The children from their marital union included Asa McCoy, Elliott Alexander McCoy, Mary Polly McCoy Bragg, Vicie McCoy Gregory, Thomas McCoy, Arizona McCoy Staton, and Sallie McCoy Roberts.

Seibern Hazelett, a friend of this page, once added that Uriah was a “brother of Randolph ‘Ran’l’ McCoy's wife, Sarah ‘Sally’ McCoy. Sarah and Uriah were also first cousins of Randolph.”

Uriah and Elizabeth Ann McCoy were buried at the McCoy Cemetery at Burnwell, Kentucky.

Hazelett added, “The McCoy Cemetary at Burnwell is on a hill overlooking the Tug Fork of the Big Sandy River, and a couple of miles downstream from Matewan, WV. Aunt Betty McCoy's home, the wife of Uriah, which was a prominent location in the TV series about the feud, was in the valley at the northwest end of this hill.”

09/10/2024

07/31/2024

Let me start by saying my brother Scotty knows more than I do about the feud. Here is my story:
If I made a C on my report card, I had to go to Miss Gay’s house for tutoring. She was married to Ellison Hatfield’s youngest son, Kirk. Since Devil Anse was my great-uncle, Gay would help me with my studies, and Kirk would tell me about the family. At the time, I should have paid more attention. Kirk’s grandson, Ralph Michael, was my best friend, and we hung around all the time, sharing more stories.

I never understood why people were so interested in the feud until Scotty appeared on the television show “Hatfield’s and McCoy’s White Lightning.” I would have never given it another thought. I do know a few stories that were told by Kirk that others may not know, but I am proud to be part of the family. None of my kids were interested in the stories, but I have collected them in the hope that someone down our line will want to learn. This is why this page is here.

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06/11/2024

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05/10/2024

I now have my account back. If you have questions you may message me. I grew up in Newtown WV. I am married to the beautiful Ruth Ann I go to the Martin County Free Will Baptist Church. It has taken a while but the person that took advantage has dissapeared from his village.