Their child was Ellison Cotton Hatfield.
He married Mary Polly A Prater.
In 1865 he married Sarah Ann Staton.
Their children were Kirk, Elliot, Valentine, Mary, Floyd, Emma, Lydia, Nancy, Louis, and Andrew Hatfield.
Ellison was a farmer.
He was Killed as a direct result of the Hatfield and McCoy fued. Murdered, Warm Hollow, Matewan, Mingo Co., WV.
Killed in the feud. Ellison and Harriet were not married, Ellison Mounts was the illegitimate son of Ellison Hatfield. - CV G. Martin gedcom lists birth year as 1843, as does G Martin gedcom #2.
Stabbed to death by Tolbert, Pharmer and Bud McCoy.
Stabbed 26 times and shot once
Murder victim. Brother of William Anderson "Devil Anse" Hatfield. Stabbed 26 times and shot in the back by Pharmer, Bud (Randolph, Jr.) & Tolbert McCoy. For four long years, Ellison served in the Confederate Army. He rose to rank of first lieutenant. He was in the Battle of Gettysburg all the time of the July 1-4, 1863, struggle. When Lee surrendered at Appomattox on April 9, 1865, one of
the young officers who surrendered his command was Lieutenant Hatfield. After his return from Appomattox, Ellison did not reach home until July, 1865. Then he
and Sarah Ann Staton were married.
Children born to Ellison and Sarah Ann Staton Hatfield were Elliott (October, 1866), Valentine (April, 1868), Polly, Imogene, Floyd, Nancy, Lydia, Wetzel, Andrew Kirk, and Easter.
Their child was Ellison Cotton Hatfield.
He married Mary Polly A Prater.
In 1865 he married Sarah Ann Staton.
Their children were Kirk, Elliot, Valentine, Mary, Floyd, Emma, Lydia, Nancy, Louis, and Andrew Hatfield.
Ellison was a farmer.
He was Killed as a direct result of the Hatfield and McCoy fued. Murdered, Warm Hollow, Matewan, Mingo Co., WV.
Killed in the feud. Ellison and Harriet were not married, Ellison Mounts was the illegitimate son of Ellison Hatfield. - CV G. Martin gedcom lists birth year as 1843, as does G Martin gedcom #2.
Stabbed to death by Tolbert, Pharmer and Bud McCoy.
Stabbed 26 times and shot once
Murder victim. Brother of William Anderson "Devil Anse" Hatfield. Stabbed 26 times and shot in the back by Pharmer, Bud (Randolph, Jr.) & Tolbert McCoy. For four long years, Ellison served in the Confederate Army. He rose to rank of first lieutenant. He was in the Battle of Gettysburg all the time of the July 1-4, 1863, struggle. When Lee surrendered at Appomattox on April 9, 1865, one of
the young officers who surrendered his command was Lieutenant Hatfield. After his return from Appomattox, Ellison did not reach home until July, 1865. Then he
and Sarah Ann Staton were married.
Children born to Ellison and Sarah Ann Staton Hatfield were Elliott (October, 1866), Valentine (April, 1868), Polly, Imogene, Floyd, Nancy, Lydia, Wetzel, Andrew Kirk, and Easter.
Family Members
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Martha Matilda Hatfield Varney
1831–1910
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Valentine "Wall" Hatfield
1834–1890
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Elizabeth Hatfield Record
1835–1917
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William Anderson "Devil Anse" Hatfield
1839–1921
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Elias "Good Lias" Hatfield
1846–1908
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Emma Hatfield Smith
1849–1929
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Bridget "Biddie" Hatfield Mitchell
1850–1924
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Smith Hatfield
1853–1937
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Patterson Hatfield
1853–1902
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Ellison Hatfield "Cotton Top" Mounts
1864–1890
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Valentine Hatfield
1865–1950
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Elliott "Big Injun" Hatfield
1866–1939
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Emma Jane Hatfield Smith
1871–1946
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Floyd Staton Hatfield
1872–1949
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Theodore W Hatfield
1875 – unknown
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Lydia Hatfield Chafin
1878–1954
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Lewis Wetzel Hatfield
1880–1923
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Andrew Kirk Hatfield
1882–1967
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