The attached photos of Valentine Hatfield are now being disputed as being other Valentine Hatfield in the area … My opinion is to not assume anything is correct on findagrave unless you can prove it's valid.. Sadly I can't remove these pictures due to someone else's error…
Valentine Hatfield was the son of Ephraim Hatfield and first wife Mary Smith. He was born in 1789 in Virginia. He married Martha Weddington (1789-1867) and had at least four children. He died in May, 1872, in Justice, Mingo County, West Virginia. His place of burial is unknown. Probably in the Hatfield cemetery.
Wall was not his middle name. It was a nickname, some say given for his stubborn personality - moving him was like moving a wall. Others say it was because he was steadfast - you could lean on him like a wall.
He was the grandfather of "Devil Anse" Hatfield, of the Hatfield-McCoy feud.
Children of Valentine Hatfield and wife Martha Weddington:
Joseph B. Hatfield (1805-1893)
Andrew Bruce Hatfield
Ely Hatfield (1809-1870)
Ephriam 'Big Eph' Hatfield (1812-1881)
John Hatfield
Virginia Jane 'Jenny' Justice
Thomas Whitfield Hatfield
Jacob Hatfield
Celia Perry
James G. Hatfield
Alexander W. Hatfield
Phoebe Varney
Valentine Hatfield, II
George Hatfield
Brother of:
Aly Hatfield
Joseph B. Hatfield
Ericus 'Aik' Hatfield
Lydia Brigita Presley
Samuel Hatfield
Half brother of:
Mary Riffe
George Hatfield, I
Jeremiah Hatfield, Sr.
Margaret Kennedy
Anna Hatfield
Ada Hatfield
Phoebe Hatfield
Occupation: Served in War of 1812
Second wife was Elizabeth Hatfield. No known children of this union.
Valentine Hatfield was the son of Ephraim Hatfield and first wife Mary Smith. He was born in 1789 in Virginia. He married Martha Weddington (1789-1867) and had at least four children. He died in May, 1872, in Justice, Mingo County, West Virginia. His place of burial is unknown. Probably in the Hatfield cemetery.
Wall was not his middle name. It was a nickname, some say given for his stubborn personality - moving him was like moving a wall. Others say it was because he was steadfast - you could lean on him like a wall.
He was the grandfather of "Devil Anse" Hatfield, of the Hatfield-McCoy feud.
Children of Valentine Hatfield and wife Martha Weddington:
Joseph B. Hatfield (1805-1893)
Andrew Bruce Hatfield
Ely Hatfield (1809-1870)
Ephriam 'Big Eph' Hatfield (1812-1881)
John Hatfield
Virginia Jane 'Jenny' Justice
Thomas Whitfield Hatfield
Jacob Hatfield
Celia Perry
James G. Hatfield
Alexander W. Hatfield
Phoebe Varney
Valentine Hatfield, II
George Hatfield
Brother of:
Aly Hatfield
Joseph B. Hatfield
Ericus 'Aik' Hatfield
Lydia Brigita Presley
Samuel Hatfield
Half brother of:
Mary Riffe
George Hatfield, I
Jeremiah Hatfield, Sr.
Margaret Kennedy
Anna Hatfield
Ada Hatfield
Phoebe Hatfield
Occupation: Served in War of 1812
Second wife was Elizabeth Hatfield. No known children of this union.
The attached photos of Valentine Hatfield are now being disputed as being other Valentine Hatfield in the area … My opinion is to not assume anything is correct on findagrave unless you can prove it's valid.. Sadly I can't remove these pictures due to someone else's error…
Valentine Hatfield was the son of Ephraim Hatfield and first wife Mary Smith. He was born in 1789 in Virginia. He married Martha Weddington (1789-1867) and had at least four children. He died in May, 1872, in Justice, Mingo County, West Virginia. His place of burial is unknown. Probably in the Hatfield cemetery.
Wall was not his middle name. It was a nickname, some say given for his stubborn personality - moving him was like moving a wall. Others say it was because he was steadfast - you could lean on him like a wall.
He was the grandfather of "Devil Anse" Hatfield, of the Hatfield-McCoy feud.
Children of Valentine Hatfield and wife Martha Weddington:
Joseph B. Hatfield (1805-1893)
Andrew Bruce Hatfield
Ely Hatfield (1809-1870)
Ephriam 'Big Eph' Hatfield (1812-1881)
John Hatfield
Virginia Jane 'Jenny' Justice
Thomas Whitfield Hatfield
Jacob Hatfield
Celia Perry
James G. Hatfield
Alexander W. Hatfield
Phoebe Varney
Valentine Hatfield, II
George Hatfield
Brother of:
Aly Hatfield
Joseph B. Hatfield
Ericus 'Aik' Hatfield
Lydia Brigita Presley
Samuel Hatfield
Half brother of:
Mary Riffe
George Hatfield, I
Jeremiah Hatfield, Sr.
Margaret Kennedy
Anna Hatfield
Ada Hatfield
Phoebe Hatfield
Occupation: Served in War of 1812
Second wife was Elizabeth Hatfield. No known children of this union.
Valentine Hatfield was the son of Ephraim Hatfield and first wife Mary Smith. He was born in 1789 in Virginia. He married Martha Weddington (1789-1867) and had at least four children. He died in May, 1872, in Justice, Mingo County, West Virginia. His place of burial is unknown. Probably in the Hatfield cemetery.
Wall was not his middle name. It was a nickname, some say given for his stubborn personality - moving him was like moving a wall. Others say it was because he was steadfast - you could lean on him like a wall.
He was the grandfather of "Devil Anse" Hatfield, of the Hatfield-McCoy feud.
Children of Valentine Hatfield and wife Martha Weddington:
Joseph B. Hatfield (1805-1893)
Andrew Bruce Hatfield
Ely Hatfield (1809-1870)
Ephriam 'Big Eph' Hatfield (1812-1881)
John Hatfield
Virginia Jane 'Jenny' Justice
Thomas Whitfield Hatfield
Jacob Hatfield
Celia Perry
James G. Hatfield
Alexander W. Hatfield
Phoebe Varney
Valentine Hatfield, II
George Hatfield
Brother of:
Aly Hatfield
Joseph B. Hatfield
Ericus 'Aik' Hatfield
Lydia Brigita Presley
Samuel Hatfield
Half brother of:
Mary Riffe
George Hatfield, I
Jeremiah Hatfield, Sr.
Margaret Kennedy
Anna Hatfield
Ada Hatfield
Phoebe Hatfield
Occupation: Served in War of 1812
Second wife was Elizabeth Hatfield. No known children of this union.
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