"Burying the hatchet" Hatfield & McCoy feud-Finding James McCoy-Burnwell Kentucky

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[@Everett-eh4nn]

You two are such good folks. Love you two. Doing Gods work. Helping folks find family. God bless. Wish i was there.

[@judypierce7028]

It is awesome that you and Heather are helping people find their loved ones. Sounds like someone mowing. I am still looking for the graves of ancestors. Thank you for this enlightening video.

[@gregorygibson5455]

Hello Leo and Heather

[@bethgiesey9405]

This can be so confusing. Thank you Heather & Leo for keeping us straight

[@jessiemerritt9147]

R.I.P. to all. Ty for video. God bless you and your family. 100 years old wow glad they made peace.

[@Everett-eh4nn]

What a day for it. Beautiful ❤️❤️ weather.

[@jamesault7832]

That McCoy cemetery is very well kept

[@edwardstroko4665]

My favorite interest in the feud will never fade!!! I’m a history nerd!!!😊

[@Regina-ov7yi]

Hello Leo and Heather! Thank you for taking us on a short day trip to such an interesting area. Like a little vacation to us old folk.

[@brianlykins6663]

Great video. Thank y'all for everything y'all do to bring us these stories. That entire fued was something that should've never happened. I'm glad the later generations put an end to it. May all that were touched by the fued find the peace in death that so many missed in life. God bless y'all for all that you do and stay safe on your travels.

[@sherrilee230]

That is a pretty little Cemetery very beautiful and thank you for sharing Leo and Heather

[@michaelbedinger4121]

Beautiful cemetery, looks to be well cared for. I really enjoyed seeing pictures of the deceased on headstones 🪦 Let us hope that 20-30 years from now, there will still be people who will want to learn about the feud. Thank you very much Leo and Heather, for another great video. Have a great day. 😊

[@jamesholbrook5820]

It's ironic that people argue over the feud trying to remember and the actual participants probably just wanted to forget it. Another good video guys

[@OlSgtLove]

Sure do love yalls channels !!! Heather and Leo, look forward to each show ,and really appreciate and the history you being back into focus and bringing regular people's lives and history back ....One day we will all have a stone ,marker ,and become a pictures & memories, and hopefully remember and Missed... We are all here ...for such a such time .. People like you and Heather make the ride so much better . Be safe and God Bless Yall .....

[@thehillbillyfiles]

Thanks so much

[@Susan71105]

Thank you, I really appreciate it

[@kevinmcmahan3287]

Y’all are amazing! Such well done, informative and entertaining videos you guys always produce. That is such a beautiful cemetery. Ironically I visited quite a few of those graves a couple months ago Have a Blessed evening

[@brianpjohnson]

Hi Heather and Leo, Great Video I enjoyed watching it Great work Thank you so much Jan Sarlo

[@OldGearTech]

I'll always say that Appalachian family cemeteries are the most beautiful and peaceful places on Earth. I remember hearing about the death of Mr. Jim McCoy when I was a child and the historical significance he held. I'm not sure if he had an active involvement since he would have been really young, but I remember being told that when he passed, the last living memory of the feud went with him. Just a couple of other observations: the Harriett McCoy stone is definitely a replacement. Probably done in the 1960s from looking at the style of it. Also, the symbol of an anchor on a headstone in a non-military or nautical setting is a symbol of hope and strength. As always, thanks for another great video! Makes me feel like I'm back home standing in the early summer sun peeking through the trees.

[@sherryhead6239]

❤❤❤Thank you guys God bless ❤❤❤

[@theburtseoni]

I had heard something in the past about how the Hatfields and the McCoys had 'buried the hatchet' but never knew the details. That was very interesting Leo! Thank you!

[@debpalm8667]

Thanks a bunch!

[@joanneweislocher8540]

Hi Heather and Leo🙋🏻‍♀️

[@edwardstroko4665]

I wonder what Devil Anse’s and Randal’s parents thought about the feud?? Or if they were involved? Awesome video!!🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@SteveBall-wb1ok]

Love your channel !

[@pammiedoodle8693]

Another great video!👍🏼😊

[@scottbatzler412]

Hello Heather and Leo from Wisconsin

[@chuckmoseley1028]

Maybe he's a "Participant" in the sense that he helped end it. Not necessarily that he was fighting in it?

[@samwhite414]

Maybe they called him a participant only because his family was so close to the fighting?

[@charlessirois7627]

At Harriett McCoy marker marker at 8:34 min. in, was that you who said "she's right here" or " she's right down" in the back ground.. did not sound like your voice..

[@thehillbillyfiles]

It was Siri, on my cell phone. I told her to turn the flashlight on and she replied.

[@wakeabake420]

I wonder if it's not that if u were born during the feud that your a participant

[@user-is4gb2jf1x]

Leo, is the branch of McCoys you’re related to?

[@mycharmedunicorn8715]

??? How can a cemetery be closed to public? What if your relation? I just have never heard of this

[@OlSgtLove]

It's a private family Cemetery on private land ... They can do what they want far a control of how and who can come in ...

[@timothym.951]

Do you know anything about this McCoy? Her name to the best of my knowledge was Amanda C. (McClain) McCoy wife of Asa H. McCoy. Her daughter was Lulah McCoy Singleton (birth May 20, 1870.