Hatfield family

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The Hatfield family was one of the two feuding Appalachian clans involved in the infamous late 19th-century Hatfield–McCoy feud along the West Virginia–Kentucky border.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Appalachian clan
family
historical group
human
human
activityStart 19th century
associatedCounty Logan County, West Virginia NERFINISHED
Mingo County, West Virginia NERFINISHED
associatedRiver Tug Fork of the Big Sandy River NERFINISHED
borderRegion West Virginia–Kentucky border NERFINISHED
conflict Hatfield–McCoy feud NERFINISHED
country United States of America
culturalImpact subject of American folklore
symbol of Appalachian feuds
economicActivity farming
timber
ethnicBackground Scots-Irish American
family Hatfield family NERFINISHED
feudEnd 1890s
feudStart circa 1860s
feudType family feud
feudWith McCoy family NERFINISHED
headOfFamily William Anderson "Devil Anse" Hatfield NERFINISHED
historicalEvent New Year’s Night 1888 Pawpaw Tree incident NERFINISHED
historicalReputation notorious feuding clan
knownFor Hatfield–McCoy feud NERFINISHED
lawEnforcementAction arrests of Hatfield family members in the 1880s
legacy tourist heritage sites in West Virginia and Kentucky
legalConflictWith McCoy family NERFINISHED
State of Kentucky NERFINISHED
locatedIn Tug Fork area
West Virginia NERFINISHED
mediaCoverage national newspaper reports in the 1880s
notableMember Valentine "Wall" Hatfield NERFINISHED
William Anderson "Devil Anse" Hatfield NERFINISHED
opposedBy McCoy family NERFINISHED
partOf Hatfield–McCoy families NERFINISHED
region Appalachia NERFINISHED
representedIn books about the Hatfield–McCoy feud
films about the Hatfield–McCoy feud
television adaptations of the Hatfield–McCoy feud
role patriarch of the Hatfield family
socialClass rural landowning family
state West Virginia
timePeriod late 19th century
topicOf American cultural history research
historical studies of Appalachian violence

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Hatfields & McCoys portrays Hatfield family