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Hatfield and McCoy Feud
May 27 2023 · FB Group
Darrell Smith, a friend of the Hatfield and McCoy Feud page, submitted this fascinating photograph last year and commented, “My mom was a Hatfield. Around 1830, Madison Clark Hatfield moved from Virginia, to the area that became Arkansas. In this photo from 1905, my great-grandfather Hiram Edward Hatfield stands with his patrol horse. He was a sheriff deputy. My grandfather, Hiram Jefferson Hatfield, is two years old and wearing a dress, being held by his mother Molly Hatfield.

The house is in Washington, Arkansas, which served as the Capitol of the Confederacy for a time. It is called the Stuart House. It really is that massive. My mom and her sister Margaret attended the Hatfield-McCoy Reunion 20-30 years ago.”

Thanks, Darrell, for your photo and post. Repost by request. See less
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Patricia Hamilton
I love these old pictures!
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Patricia Hamilton, thank you.
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Brandy Whitehead
What a nice pic. I have a Hatfield in my family from Arkansas. I am not 100% sure the research I have done for her is correct. Wondering if this may be the link.
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Harry Jenkins
Great picture!!!thanks for sharing
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Vicki Rockville
Wonderful old photo
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Pam Perkins
Thank you for sharing this! I live in Arkansas & have been to this house on several occasions in what we call “old Washington “
Lived just outside of there in Hope Arkansas. Attended many festivals held there. So much history in the area!!
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Glenda Hoellrich
Thank you for sharing this!
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Ken Williams
We must be related. My Maternal Hatfield side is from Hempstead County. My mother remembered relatives from Washington. We were all born in Hope.
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Ken Williams
And by the way, She, her sister, and a cousin went to that reunion you mentioned
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Sam R. Jones
What a great picture!!
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Mary Smith
Love it! I've always been fascinated by the Hatfield and McCoy feud and stories.
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Ronnie Shead
Some great history
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Jimmy Bartels
Great picture and story
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Diane Moore-Provost
So interesting! Thanks for sharing
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Joyce Judkins
Great picture thanks for sharing
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Linda Mayberry
Great picture! Very interesting!
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Kelly Patton
Wow what a interesting family tree
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Will Davis
Washington was never the Capital of the Confederacy. It was the state capital of Arkansas for a while though.
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Will Davis
May be an image of text that says '49% WIKIPEDIA Confederate State Capitol building (Arkansas) Article Talk The Confederate State Capitol building in Washington, Arkansas was the capital of the Confederate state government of Arkansas, during 1863-1865, after Little Rock, Arkansas fell to Union forces in the American Civil War. located within Historic Washington State Park, and is a National Historic Landmark. Confederate State Capitol U.S. National Register of Historic Places U.S. National Historic Landmark U.S. Historic district Contributing property'
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Deb Lr
Awesome Photo!! Thank you for sharing
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Brian N Terri
Did a Stuart own it?
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Bonnie Goin
What a great picture!!
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Judy Crowder
Thank you for sharing ??
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Nancy Mills
Thank you for sharing!!!
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Linda Roach
Thank you for sharing. Good clear picture.
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Rita Gibson
Wonderful picture! Thank you for sharing!??
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Ginger Jones
Great picture ??
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Melba Frisk
Awesome
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Starr Branson
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Rebecca Gaujot, Realtor
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Lovee this picture! Nice content. ????????????
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Kitti Lee
Interesting
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Karen Sossong
Neat picture
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Josephine Holbrook
i am kin to the hatfields floyed hatfield my great granfather
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Susan Whitelaw
Wow! That's awesome!????
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Sherri Hendricks
A picture of it today, it doesnt seem quite as imposing without family in front of it,
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Vickie Pierce
Sherri Hendricks where is this located
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Sherri Hendricks
Vickie Pierce Arkansas
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Ronnie Justice
I catch myself reading everyone of these posts!
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Jennifer Bellinghausen
This is epic!
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Carol McAndrew Golas
Here is another one Vicki Lawrence Gross
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René Hatfield
I'm a Hatfield
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Wayne Corbett
René Hatfield
Wow...
It's a very interesting story...
I'm very interested in hearing about the feuds..please private message me.
Thank you
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Paul Reagin
love these old pics
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Patrick Paul
guess the hatfields are more known and important then the mc coys sense they killed more people in the feud
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Vicki Ford
Thank you for sharing that with us.?
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Barb Dimmitt
Is the house still standing? I love these old pictures
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