Great story of Levicy Hatfield. The women of this time are amazing. Just think of the strength they had to have. They worked hard in the home while raising big families. Much respect to these women.
That was well done and a very nice tribute to her. People don't understand that they were human had a heartbeat ate and did everything else we do. Thank you for sharing
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Thank you Heather what a strong woman she was and was so lucky to be able to have a long life with her husband and to live to see her children succeed and have good lives of there own very remarkable woman thank you for all your and Leo's videos stay safe and tell Leo hi and to stay warm
WOW! This was somewhat of a scary story. It was a great story of Levity Hatfield. Women during that time were amazing. My grandmother and mother lived during this time. Thank you for this wonderful story.
The times reflect life and death, and being blessed with advanced age is lovely. My grandmother Lydia was such, having been born out of wedlock, married at 16, had a child lost a child, had a child, and then lost a first husband to death. Married my grandfather and lost two children, yet lived into her 80s happy as anyone and never frowned on her losses.
So so interesting. When you started reading the papers it said she had been ill. Any possibility that she may have had a stroke. Old death certificates are interesting. Having been during my career a cardiac nurse I realize how far our knowledge has increased in a hundred years. Even my maternal grandfather who died when my mom was only 16 had a wonky death certificate from 1950. He a lot older than my grandmother. I'm just nosy & hate not knowing stuff particularly anything medical. I really do enjoy your videos you are a good researcher
I think nit would be possible. Devil Anse had a stroke, I read he suddenly couldn't talk or walk, then got sick. Death certificate says pneumonia. Im sure she had multiple problems. I'm not sure where the cardiomyopathy plays in. Some feudist have no death certificates which drive me crazy haha
Great video, can you just imagine what she must have endured throughout her life ? Her husband or sons go out hunting are they gonna come back alive ? The gossip and still holding her head high and proud in church she is a amazing legend in her own right.
She is so physically beautiful in the younger picture of herself. Also, I have to say this upload is the most professional one to date. Your hard work is noticed.
Is their home still standing or any old log cabins used by the family members still around ?? I’ve seen so many log homes and churches and stone homes still standing from that era!! Some even from the late 1700s!! I love this history. Thank u for the videos!!😎🙏🙏🙏
My Mom was born in 1945 and raised until 10 in Paducah, KY. She talked about the Hatfields and McCoys hatred for each other. Love the no nonsense people of KY WV area. Scared of nothing. My Mom had a cousin that fished on the Mississippi. And he said IRS came snooping. He said IRS man never made it back to his office. He said he was in the river, fish food.
yes levicy hatfield is my 4th cousin 4 x removed through her father nathaniel chafin who is my 3rd cousin 3 x removed via his mother mary polly roberts she was my 2nd disant cousin her mother lydia ponder was my 1st distant cousin her mother elizabeth patterson and daniel ponder were my 7th great an uncle
Great story of Levicy Hatfield. The women of this time are amazing. Just think of the strength they had to have. They worked hard in the home while raising big families. Much respect to these women.
Well said!
That was well done and a very nice tribute to her. People don't understand that they were human had a heartbeat ate and did everything else we do. Thank you for sharing
Thank you very much!
I'm glad she was able to have a long life with her husband and family.
Absolutely
can't believe she could live that long with the guilt of what her awful husband did to McCoy children
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WOW a great video and I loved the music!
Thanks for sharing the history.
Our pleasure!
What a tribute, great job!!
Thank you very much!
Good one Heather loved it. Thank you
these people deserve their stories to be told! they were just like us! thank you!
Thanks for watching
Great job and proud to say thats my family and when we ride there i stop at the cemetery
Awesome!
Thank you Heather what a strong woman she was and was so lucky to be able to have a long life with her husband and to live to see her children succeed and have good lives of there own very remarkable woman thank you for all your and Leo's videos stay safe and tell Leo hi and to stay warm
Thank you! We appreciate it
WOW! This was somewhat of a scary story. It was a great story of Levity Hatfield. Women during that time were amazing. My grandmother and mother lived during this time. Thank you for this wonderful story.
Glad you enjoyed it! thank you so much. Yes they were amazing women
So beautifully read, and amazing pictures. Great video, hey from Aynor South Carolina.
Thank you so much!
What great details of her, thank you
Glad you liked it!
Amazing story, great pictures, sound effects, background music choice and narration. Very professional ! Thank you
Thank you very much!
The times reflect life and death, and being blessed with advanced age is lovely. My grandmother Lydia was such, having been born out of wedlock, married at 16, had a child lost a child, had a child, and then lost a first husband to death. Married my grandfather and lost two children, yet lived into her 80s happy as anyone and never frowned on her losses.
Some people are so strong and grateful for just being alive. It's very inspiring
Another great video. Good job!
Glad you enjoyed it!
So so interesting. When you started reading the papers it said she had been ill. Any possibility that she may have had a stroke. Old death certificates are interesting. Having been during my career a cardiac nurse I realize how far our knowledge has increased in a hundred years. Even my maternal grandfather who died when my mom was only 16 had a wonky death certificate from 1950. He a lot older than my grandmother. I'm just nosy & hate not knowing stuff particularly anything medical. I really do enjoy your videos you are a good researcher
I think nit would be possible. Devil Anse had a stroke, I read he suddenly couldn't talk or walk, then got sick. Death certificate says pneumonia. Im sure she had multiple problems. I'm not sure where the cardiomyopathy plays in. Some feudist have no death certificates which drive me crazy haha
Wow another great video. Better than those networks! I enjoyed the monologue and reading of newspaper articles.
Great video, can you just imagine what she must have endured throughout her life ? Her husband or sons go out hunting are they gonna come back alive ? The gossip and still holding her head high and proud in church she is a amazing legend in her own right.
Wow, loving the story. Happy and sad at the same time. ❤
I visit the cemetery when I go home to Omar, WV.
Thank you for these videos. They are keeping me company while I am working tonight entering data into charts.
👏👏👏..another great video heather that one was edited perfectly you did a wonderful job awesome awesome awesome
Thank you so much!!
She was quite lovely. The hatfields and mccoys always intrigued me! Thank you very much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Sounds like she was a very fascinating person. May she rest in peace. Thank you, for another great video.
Thanks Michael 😊
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Should do a series on the Women of the Feud
We will cover everyone before it's done I'm sure
She is so physically beautiful in the younger picture of herself. Also, I have to say this upload is the most professional one to date. Your hard work is noticed.
Thanks Cynthia 😌
Nice story and you told it well Heather thank you. Levicy is my 9th cousin.
Wonderful video Heather!
Thank you so much!
Lovely video! I enjoy watching your videos.
Thank you so much!
Is their home still standing or any old log cabins used by the family members still around ?? I’ve seen so many log homes and churches and stone homes still standing from that era!! Some even from the late 1700s!! I love this history. Thank u for the videos!!😎🙏🙏🙏
Just the hog trial cabin recreation, the rest are gone sadly.
Just beautiful
My Mom was born in 1945 and raised until 10 in Paducah, KY. She talked about the Hatfields and McCoys hatred for each other. Love the no nonsense people of KY WV area. Scared of nothing. My Mom had a cousin that fished on the Mississippi. And he said IRS came snooping. He said IRS man never made it back to his office. He said he was in the river, fish food.
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My mother had 9 sons and 4 daughters. Crazy amount 9f kids and we were so flipping poor. We all have 2 or 3 kids.
There was noooo birth control in those days!!!
Rest in peace
Hello Leo and Heather
Wow, what a great video! 💖
Thank you so much! Means a lot
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I am a descendant of levicy weird to see the last name with one f
The same photo reportedly of her as a young woman was used in another video saying she was someone else
I know, someone passed it off as Levisa and I believed it. But it’s actually Kentucky. I have no way of knowing if a photo is fake.
yes levicy hatfield is my 4th cousin 4 x removed through her father nathaniel chafin who is my 3rd cousin 3 x removed via his mother mary polly roberts she was my 2nd disant cousin her mother lydia ponder was my 1st distant cousin her mother elizabeth patterson and daniel ponder were my 7th great an uncle
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