Hatfield & McCoy Feud

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Devil Anse Hatfield is seated on second row, second from left.
Smith Hatfield was Devil Anse Hatfield's brother. Louisa was his second wife.
Like his brother, Devil Anse, Smith Hatfield survived the feud and lived a long life.
Louisa Hatfield divorced Smith Hatfield and later remarried.
Emma Hatfield was Smith and Louisa's daughter and niece to Devil Anse Hatfield.
Smith Hatfield's father was Ephraim Hatfield of West Virginia, as noted in Smith Hatfield's death certificate.
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Devil Anse Hatfield is seated on second row, second from left. Credit: Public Domain

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