10 Tuesday Nov 2020
Posted in Big Sandy Valley, Hatfield-McCoy Feud
15 Wednesday Apr 2020
Posted in Big Sandy Valley, Hatfield-McCoy Feud
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Appalachia, county clerk, crime, Ephraim Hatfield Branch, feuds, Hatfield-McCoy Feud, history, James Vance Jr., Jim Vance, John Dils Jr., Kentucky, Lick Rock Hollow, Perry Cline, Pike County, Pounding Mill Branch, R.M. Ferrell, Tug River, William Daniels, William Daniels Branch
James Vance to Perry A. Cline, 1874-1875.
James Vance promissory note to Perry A. Cline, 1 February 1875.
Perry A. Cline petition, 8 May 1876.
Perry A. Cline petition, 8 May 1876.
Perry A. Cline petition, 8 May 1876.
Perry A. Cline petition, 8 May 1876.
Perry A. Cline petition, 8 May 1876.
Perry A. Cline affidavit, 8 May 1876.
10 Monday Feb 2020
Posted in Big Ugly Creek
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Appalachia, Big Ugly Creek, county clerk, genealogy, history, Jacob D Smith, Lena Ferrell, Lincoln County, Nancy Fry, notary public, Philip Hager Jr., Robert Hager, Rock Pen Branch, West Virginia
Deed Book 59, page 495, Lincoln County Clerk’s Office, Hamlin, WV.
Deed Book 59, page 495, Lincoln County Clerk’s Office, Hamlin, WV.
14 Tuesday Jan 2020
Posted in Big Sandy Valley, Hatfield-McCoy Feud, Pikeville
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Appalachia, county clerk, crime, genealogy, Hatfield-McCoy Feud, history, Jacob Smith, James H. McCoy, John Dils, Kentucky, merchant, Pike County, Pleasant McCoy, Randolph McCoy, S.K. Damron, Sallie McCoy, Sam McCoy, sheriff, William McCoy, William P. Johnson
Promissory note between William McCoy and Dils and Smith (1861). Pike County, KY.
Page 1 (1865)
Page 1 (1865)
Page 1 (1865)
Page 1 (1865)
Page 1 (1865)
Summons for William McCoy (1865). Pike County, KY.
Summons for William McCoy (1865). Pike County, KY.
NOTE: This case is most definitely unrelated to the Hatfield-McCoy Feud. I included it here because of the involvement of John Dils. The William McCoy involved in the case is likely the brother to Sallie (McCoy) McCoy, wife of Randal McCoy.
13 Friday Dec 2019
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Appalachia, county clerk, David F. Smith, Eliza Adkins, F.M. Johnson, Fourteen Mile Creek, genealogy, H.C. Adkins, history, justice of the peace, Laurel Hill District, Lewis Adkins, Lincoln County, Olive F. Adkins, Richard Adkins, Sarah Adkins, Spencer Adkins, West Virginia
Deed Book __, page __, Lincoln County Clerk’s Office, Hamlin, WV.
Deed Book __, page __, Lincoln County Clerk’s Office, Hamlin, WV.
19 Thursday Sep 2019
Posted in Big Ugly Creek
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Anderson Barker, Appalachia, Big Ugly Creek, county clerk, genealogy, history, justice of the peace, Levi Collins, Lincoln County, Logan County, Nancy Collins, Ralph Lucas, Virginia, W.I. Campbell, West Virginia, William Smith, William Straton
Deed Book __, page 471, Logan County Clerk’s Office, Logan, WV. This property is located in present-day Lincoln County.
Deed Book __, page 471, Logan County Clerk’s Office, Logan, WV.
24 Wednesday Jul 2019
Posted in Big Sandy Valley, Hatfield-McCoy Feud
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Appalachia, county clerk, Ephraim Hatfield, genealogy, history, James Ratliff, Kentucky, Pike County, Spencer Adkins
Reference to promissory note for $95.
Reference to promissory note for $95.
Summons for Ephraim Hatfield.
Summons served…
The back of the document identifies the case name.
02 Tuesday Jul 2019
Posted in Big Creek
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A.L. Lucas, Appalachia, Barrett Mullins, Big Creek, Confederate Army, county clerk, genealogy, Gracie Johnson, Hattie Harmon, history, J. Green McNeely, Logan County, map, Mattie Toney, Route 10, Sanders Branch, W.C. Lucas, W.W. Lucas, West Virginia, William G. Lucas
Big Creek, Logan County, WV. “Big Creek Bill” was a Confederate veteran.
Big Creek, Logan County, WV.
Big Creek, Logan County, WV.
20 Thursday Jun 2019
Posted in Big Sandy Valley, Hatfield-McCoy Feud
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Appalachia, county clerk, Daniel McCoy Sr., H. Ford, history, Jacob Smith, John Dils, Kentucky, Logan County, merchant, Pike County, R.M. Ferrell, Randolph McCoy, S.K. Damron, West Virginia, William A. Farley, William P. Johnson
Promissory note by Daniel McCoy, Sr. to Dils and Smith for $62.17 dated December 28, 1860.
Petition of Dils and Smith v. Daniel McCoy, Sr. filed November 1865.
Petition of Dils and Smith v. Daniel McCoy, Sr. filed November 1865.
Petition of Dils and Smith v. Daniel McCoy, Sr. filed November 1865. Not found.
Summons for Daniel McCoy, Sr., 10 November 1865.
Summons for Daniel McCoy, Sr., 10 November 1865. Not found 2 December 1865.
Summons for Daniel McCoy, Sr., dated 2 February 1866.
Summons for Daniel McCoy, Sr., dated 2 February 1866. Not found.
Summons for Daniel McCoy, Sr., 28 August 1866.
Summons for Daniel McCoy, Sr., 28 August 1866. Not found.
Summons for Daniel McCoy, Sr., 15 January 1867.
Summons for Daniel McCoy, Sr., 15 January 1867. Not found.
Summons for Daniel McCoy, Sr., 29 June 1867.
Summons for Daniel McCoy, Sr., 29 June 1867. “Not found in my county.”
NOTE: I believe this Daniel McCoy is the father of Randolph McCoy. He lived in Logan County, WV.
14 Friday Jun 2019
Posted in Big Sandy Valley, Hatfield-McCoy Feud
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Anna Hatfield, Appalachia, county clerk, Electious Hatfield, Elexius Hatfield, Ephraim Hatfield, genealogy, George Hatfield, history, J. Dixon, Jacob Smith, Jeremiah Hatfield, John Dils, Kentucky, Leck Hatfield, merchant, Nancy Hatfield, Pike County, Preacher Anse Hatfield, S.K. Damron, sheriff, William P. Johnson
Promissory note by Jeremiah Hatfield to Dils and Smith for $195.12 dated May 29, 1861.
Promissory note by Jeremiah Hatfield to Dils and Smith for $195.12 dated May 29, 1861.
Petition of Dils and Smith v. Jeremiah Hatfield, filed 8 November 1865.
Petition of Dils and Smith v. Jeremiah Hatfield, filed 8 November 1865.
Summons for Electious Hatfield, 8 November 1865. Returned by Sheriff William P. Johnson on November 12, 1865.
Summons for Jeremiah Hatfield, 8 November 1865.
Summons for Electious Hatfield, 8 November 1865.
Summons for Jeremiah Hatfield, 8 November 1865. Returned by Sheriff William P. Johnson on November 12, 1865.
NOTE: The Jeremiah Hatfield named in this case is likely the son of Ephraim and Anna (Musick) Hatfield. Elexius “Leck” Hatfield (1834-1914), a nephew to Jeremiah, was the son of George and Nancy (Whitt) Hatfield. He was also a brother to “Preacher Anse” Hatfield.
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