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| Hatfield Clan in 1897 |
A few weeks
ago, the History Channel televised its miniseries, Hatfields & McCoys which has sparked some interest in
the genealogy of those families and in the area where the “action” took place
as well as a “planned” tv show where living descendants can participate in a reality show.
Along the
lines of “notable family feuds,” I came across this Top 10 list published by Time and another one on TopTenz.net
Besides being a "colorful" bit of history, one may find that there many court cases, newspaper columns and other type documents were generated by any feud and that can only help us as genealogists!
Is there a
documented “feud” that involved your family? If so, please share with us!
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