Join us as we dig into what some say is the beginning of the legendary feud between the Hatfield and McCoy families, sparked by a stolen hog in 1878 Appalachia. Discover the fascinating history and hear the stories behind this incident, part of the most well-known feud in Appalachia, a conflict that has captivated generations.
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Spread the loveIn December, 1887 William P. Taulbee, son of a Kentucky state senator, ordained Methodist minister and a U. S. Congressman, dubbed the “Mountain Orator” for his ability to
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