Have you wanted your own personal guide helping you see the historical sites of the Hatfield & McCoy Feud as you learn about the area where the events took place in Kentucky & West Virginia over a century ago? Descendents of the both the Hatfield and McCoy families have developed this app to help folks just like you find out more about the world famous feud helping you locate the historical sites on your iPhone.
The Hatfield & McCoy Feud is one of the most talked about historical events in American history. Fascinated and curious tourists travel to the mountains of Kentucky and West Virginia to see the feud sites and learn more about the events. This app is designed to help you get the most out of seeing the tour sites. It includes many photographs and information about each of the major feud events. It also features a GPS map feature showing the closest route guiding you between locations (where cellular GPS signal is available). GPS coordinates are also conveniently listed for each site for programming your vehicle’s GPS system in the event that cellular GPS signal isn’t available.
Famous tour sites included in this app are: the site of Hatfield & McCoy Feud monuments at Blackberry Park, the site of the Hog Trial, historic marker of 1882 election day murder of Ellison Hatfield, Preacher Anderson Hatfield’s gravesite, historic marker of the pawpaw tree murder of the McCoy boys, gravesites of Devil “Anse”, Levisa and Johnse Hatfield at the Hatfield Family Cemetery, site of the 1888 New Year Day attack on the McCoy cabin, gravesite of Roseanna’s baby, site of Randall McCoy’s Pikeville home, historic marker for hanging site of Cotton Top Mounts, gravesite of Randall, Sarah and Roseanna McCoy in Dils Cemetery and Goldie’s Hardware Store that was featured on The History Channel because the building was a general store visited by Devil “Anse” Hatfield who reportedly shopped and slept there over a hundred years ago.
This Hatfield & McCoy Feud Tour app was created by real descendents of both the Hatfields and the McCoys. We truly hope you enjoy using the app reliving a piece of American history while taking in the beautiful mountain terrain of West Virginia and Kentucky.