History of the famous Hatfield-McCoy sites

🔍 Join us on a captivating journey back in time as we delve into the haunting legacy of the infamous Hatfield-McCoy Feud, a bitter and deadly conflict that gripped the Appalachian region in the late 1800s. 🌄
In this gripping video, we embark on a riveting exploration of the historic sites where the Hatfield and McCoy families clashed, uncovering the stories of betrayal, revenge, and the lasting impact on the communities involved. 🕰️
📍 Visit the actual locations where pivotal events unfolded, from the infamous hog trial site to the McCoy homestead and the Hatfield Cemetery. Walk in the footsteps of these feuding families as we paint a vivid picture of the hardships and tensions that fueled one of the most notorious family feuds in American history.
🎥 We share fascinating insights into the lives of the Hatfields and McCoys, shedding light on the factors that escalated a simple dispute into a deadly and long-lasting vendetta. Discover the truth behind the legends, separating fact from fiction, and gain a deeper understanding of the social and economic context that shaped this tumultuous period.
📜 Whether you're a history enthusiast, a true crime buff, or just someone eager to learn about the rich tapestry of America's past, this video offers a captivating and educational experience. Don't miss out on the chance to explore the heart of Appalachia and witness the remnants of a feud that left an indelible mark on American folklore.
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Intro: 0:00
Pikeville Hatfield McCoy Museum: 1:24
Where it all started: 4:15
Hog Trial Cabin: 5:13
McCoy cabin site: 9:06
Inter-family marriage: 10:54
McCoy new home in Pikeville: 11:36
McCoy family cemetery: 12:11
Hatfield McCoy monument: 14:00
After the feud: 16:13
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[@WalkwithHistory]

Want to dive deeper into this American history? talkwithhistory.com/hatfield-mccoy

[@TribeTaz]

Big part of American history. The mini series was amazing. You did a great job, Jenn

[@GpaEric5931]

As a young man growing up in PR I thought the Hatfield- McCoy feud was just American folklore. I first saw the story in a Saturday morning cartoon. Boy was I wrong. Outstanding Americana History. TY Jenn. Cheers y’all.

[@WalkwithHistory]

Such a fun story to visit and tell. Thank you! 😊

[@STRAYKIDSyas]

I was born in PR

[@dontaylor3039]

I am a direct dependant thru constable Floyd Hatfield who is my great great grandfather.I just want to thank you for not dramatizing and keeping the facts straight of the feud the way the history channel did.

[@WalkwithHistory]

Thank you. That was important to us to show the facts to understand how this feud escalated!

[@dontaylor3039]

Hearing it first hand from my grandpa it was over land that one that was owned by Devil anse,that Perry cline tried to steal.perry cline was related to Randolph McCoy.then it really started to get bad when the McCoy brothers killed Devil Anse's brother Ellison. Well ty again for the honesty

[@michaelbaucco3254]

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[@wirecutter59]

Just discovered your channel, and I love it. You make it easy to follow the story and you stick to facts. Thank you.

[@WalkwithHistory]

Thank you so much. That is important to us to give you the facts of the past. We appreciate your support.

[@seanwiley558]

What a part of American History! Great Job as Always! Can Do!

[@WalkwithHistory]

Thank you for watching and all your support. This was a fun one to film.

[@davidhopkins1199]

Fascinating story and video! Thank you for sharing and your explanation of the feud!

[@WalkwithHistory]

Thank you for watching and all the support.

[@GpaEric5931]

I love the Kevin Costner 2012 Hatfield & McCoys. Great miniseries. Outstanding performance by all involved. TY Jenn. Cheers y’all.

[@nathansmith9686]

Wonderful presentation! Learned a lot.

[@WalkwithHistory]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dbach1025]

You did such a great job accurately and entertainingly telling this epic story. My mothers family hails from this area that we call Gods country. Again, great job.

[@WalkwithHistory]

Thank you so much. We really appreciate your feedback. It is beautiful country, I can definitely see why it is called Gods Country.

[@frankmarullo228]

Good video young lady ! Love that story. ( I even bought the DVD. Set) with Kevin Costner !! Thank you for this one .Ps. When are you Comming to montana lots of history up here. THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA......

[@WalkwithHistory]

Thank you for all the support Frank! We must get out to Montana, and we will definitely let you know.

[@mydaddysgreeneyes]

My goodness! You did a great job with that. I always wondered what got it all started and how it ended. Very interesting and I'm sure there are Hatfields and McCoys sprinkled all around the area today. I love that they gather for a "family" reunion. Thank you for all the information and for showing us the sites where things took place.

[@WalkwithHistory]

Thank you so much for all your continued support. We are so grateful for you. This was a fun one to research.

[@user-mq1pq3nr8y]

I use to have the movie Hatfields and McCoy movie srarring Kevin Costner and what a piwerful movie it was I must say that I'm learning a lot from waching this video as you tell the story there is a lot if history as you show the historic locations Thank you for sharing the story

[@WalkwithHistory]

Thank you for watching. We really appreciate that.

[@frankmarullo228]

Sent to fast I also bought the cookbook. " eat' n. With the Hatfields " and it was signed by Jack Hatfield you can get one from the meusium there I sent away for mine. THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA.......

[@WalkwithHistory]

That is cool. The museum was a fun visit. Glad we went. Thank you for all the support.

[@jerryhilliard4233]

This is a big part in Appalachian History i have the mini series on DVD

[@WalkwithHistory]

We LOVE the mini-series! Such a great snapshot of that part of American history. Thank you for watching!

[@gregdiamond6023]

How accurate was THC’s mini series? I enjoyed it a lot but that’s really all I know about the feud.

[@WalkwithHistory]

I actually thought it was very accurate. They worked with real Hatfield and McCoy Historians and filmed around the actual locations too.

[@STRAYKIDSyas]

Omg i saw your car today in Virginia it said walk with history KZbin but I forgot what it said in the back but it was a white car

[@WalkwithHistory]

Awesome. Thank you for finding me. Walk with History KZbin and Talk with History Podcast is what the car says. ♥️🤘🇺🇸

[@divinorum3328]

Where was the original Hatfield cabin located in Beech Creek?

[@ethanporter1893]

Did yall see that bed?

[@scottjarrells8339]

Happy early birthday just in case you don't have a video on your birthday

[@WalkwithHistory]

Thank you. I was wondering if anyone was going to catch that. 🤘♥️

[@RetiredSailor60]

​@@WalkwithHistoryHappy Birthday to you beautiful lady and Navy Veteran

[@WalkwithHistory]

@@RetiredSailor60 Thank you!

[@ethanporter1893]

I guess people were just short back then

[@WalkwithHistory]

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[@angelatoler4269]

Randell lost the trial because one of the MCcoy family members was on the Hatfields side his name was Selkirk MCcoy he was the son of Asa Harmon MCcoy he worked for Devil Anse and this was the second time that they was a hog trial they took a pig a few years before the hog trial you was talking about and you wasn’t very far from where the paw paw tree massacre happened and the three sons are buried not far from the new year cabin burning and massacre and his wife was beaten but they are buried on a descent of Jim Vance’s land and they Was a guy that says he is a descent of the MCcoy family from Nebraska that wanted to bring a big bus of tourists on his land to see the cemetery and it is really close to his house so he said no and he closed it down no one can visit them except for MCcoy family members on Memorial Day and I think they are one more holiday that we can go on but it’s got a pretty marble marker on it before he was going to bring a bunch of people in his yard anyone could go visit them but now you have to show how you are kin to the MCcoy family

[@WalkwithHistory]

Yes. We went to the historic marker that talks about where the McCoy brothers are buried and that it is not it the correct location bc it is private property which only allows visits 2times a year by family members. That is sad. Thank you for your comment and your family.

[@angelatoler4269]

@@WalkwithHistory ppl just don’t care what they say but you done a good job I just want people to know what really happened and like I said you done good have you seen the Chanel that fred and Sheila MCcoy have they do great work and they go by documentation and that means alot when you are talking about history that is that old

[@user-ku3vq5bj8l]

No bills testimony and selkirks, the judge tried to be fair.he picked half and half in the jury selection .

[@WalkwithHistory]

That is true!