Hatfield Family Saga Echoes Of Feud Veteran Recounts
Willis Hatfield, 85, sole survivor of the Hatfields, recalls the notorious feud with the McCoys along the Kentucky West Virginia border. He describes attempted arrests, a $1000 reward, jail raids, and family deaths, noting his father Devil Anse’s notoriety and his own bear hunting days. He also mentions the Logan County cemetery statue and cemetery landmark efforts, and notes a local borough council meeting in Upland.
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