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The picture on the
left is of Asa Harmon McCoy, Sr.
Asa was considered to be one the first of the feud casualties. Asa
was the brother of Old Randall McCoy. Asa was
said to have been
murdered on January 7, 1865 in a cave by his home by Jim Vance because he was a Union sympathizer.
This picture was shared by Buddy Dickens via
Edward McCoy. Buddy is a descendant of the Vance family & Edward is
the 3rd great grandson of Old Randall McCoy.
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This is a picture that was said on
E-bay to be a picture of the 3 McCoy
sons (Pharmer, Tolbert & Randal, Jr.) after they were killed by the Hatfields on
August 9, 1882. IT HAS NOT BEEN AUTHENTICATED!
The bodies of
the 3 were brought by sled to their father's home. John H.
"Brush" Scott, a descendant of my McCoy line was part of the group
of men who brought them home. John is pictured below.
This picture was shared by Buddy
Dickens via Edward McCoy.
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The picture on the far right is (from left to
right)
Oker Damron, Devil Anse Hatfield, Jim Vance & Bill Borden.
(Picture from West Virginia State Archives) |
| Devil Anse Hatfield &
his wife Levicy Chaffin. Picture shared courtesy of Buddy
Dickens. Devil Anse lived until January 6,
1921 while Old Randall died from burns received in a fire on March
28, 1914. |
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Lecivy Chaffin Hatfield |
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John H. "Brush" Scott & wife
Harriet Farley. John was part of the detail that brought the
McCoy brother's bodies back to their father's home. John was a
cousin of Old Randall McCoy, father to the three boys.
John H. & his brother, Henderson, were ambushed
and shot by the Hatfield's. Per Truda McCoy in her book The
McCoys: Their Story. John was shot in the leg & Henderson in the
shoulder. It was thought they were accidentally shot because
the Hatfield's mistakenly thought Henderson was Old Randall.
Picture shared courtesy of Terry Thacker.
Terry's grandfather indicated John walked with a limp the rest of his
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The two pictures on
the left are of Detroit "Troy" Hatfield & his brother, Elias
Hatfield. These are sons of Devil Anse. According to the
West Virginia State Archives, both Troy and Elias were shot to death
over a liquor dispute on October 17, 1911.
Pictures shared courtesy
of Buddy Dickens.
The picture on the right is Larkin McCoy, son of
Asa Harmon McCoy, Sr. shown above & and his granddaughter, Sarah
Jane McCoy. Source for Sarah Jane was Herman McCoy (son of
Floyd who was a son of Larkin).
Picture courtesy of Terry Thacker. |
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The picture on the
left is Larkin McCoy, son of
Asa Harmon McCoy, Sr. shown above & and his granddaughter, Sarah
Jane McCoy. Source for Sarah Jane was Herman McCoy (son of
Floyd who was a son of Larkin).
Picture courtesy of Terry Thacker. |
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The picture on the
left is of Larkin McCoy (son of Asa Harmon McCoy) and his wife Mary
Elizabeth Coleman. Picture courtesy of Buddy Dickens via Edward
McCoy. |
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The picture on the left is of Mary
Elizabeth Coleman McCoy, wife of Larkin.
Picture courtesy of Terry Thacker.
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Bad Frank Phillips |
Picture courtesy of Michael Waters |
Roseanna McCoy.
Daughter of Sarah & Old Randall McCoy. She fell in love
with Devil Anse's son, Johnse Hatfield and had his illegitimate
child, a daughter she named Sarah Elizabeth McCoy who died in infancy. Sarah's
tombstone is to the right.
Roseanna died in 1889.
Pictures courtesy of Buddy Dickens via Edward
McCoy.
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Notice the piece of the original
stone below the inscribed stone. |
Picture courtesy of Michael Waters |
Picture from Life Magazine - May 25, 1944 |
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This is a picture of
Asa Peter McCoy, son of John McCoy and Margaret Jackson.
Asa is the father of Peter Bell McCoy to the right.
Picture courtesy of Hope Reed |
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The picture to the left is of Peter Bell McCoy and
his wife Lydia Rebecca Goble.
Peter Bell is the son of Asa Peter McCoy and
Martha Adaline Simpkins.
Picture courtesy of Hope Reed |
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