Hatfield/McCoy Monument

Hatfield/McCoy Monument. . , William Anderson Hatfield , 1839-1921 , Famed Feud leader, William Anderson "Devil Anse" Hatfield, was born September 9, 1839 in what is now Mingo County, West Virginia. He married Levicy Chafins and had 13 children. He was a Confederate veteran. He died on January 6, 1921 and is buried at Sarah Ann, West Virginia. , Johnson "Johnse" Hatfield , 1862-1922 , Johnse was the oldest son of Devil Anse and Levicy Chafins Hatfield, born on January 6, 1862. He was considered to be a Romeo of the Mountains. His romance with Roseanna, daughter of Randolph and Sarah McCoy, helped escalate the Feud. He was jailed for his actions in the murder of two McCoy adult children. Johnse died April 19, 1922. He is buried at Sarah Ann, West Virginia., Randolph McCoy , 1825-1914 , Famed Feud leader, Randolph McCoy was born on October 30. 1825. He married Sarah McCoy on December 9, 1849. They lost their home and seven children as a result of the Hatfield and McCoy Feud. After the Feud, Randolph operated a ferry in Pikeville for many years. He died on March 28, 1914 and is buried at the Dils Cemetery, Pikeville Kentucky., Roseanna McCoy , 1859-ca. 1899 , Roseanna was the daughter of Randolph and Sarah McCoy, born in early 1859. Her love affair with Johnse Hatfield, son of Devil Anse, in 1880, ended after Devil Anse refused to allow them to marry. Their child, age eight months, died in infancy. Roseanna died of a broken heart at the age of 30. She is buried at the Dils Cemetery, Pikeville, Kentucky.