Baisden, William Harrison Dr

1844 - 1916  (72 years)

• Name	Baisden, William Harrison  [1]
  Suffix	Dr
  Birth	Feb 1844	Sandy River, McDowell, West Virginia, USA   [2, 3, 4]
  	Logan County, at the time. He was born around 1844 to Solomon and Mary (Chafin) Baisden in what was Logan (now Mingo) County, West Virginia. He stood 6 feet and one-half-inch tall and had blue eyes and, by 1887, gray hair.
  Gender	Male
  Birth	1846	Logan County, West Virginia, USA   [3]
  Residence	1880	Logan County, West Virginia, USA   [3]
  	Divorced
  Incident	Abt 1882	Mingo County, West Virginia, USA   [2]
  	A young fellow named Jake Spaulding stole her away from Cap by fair means, A fight broke out; it ended when Doc Baisden drew his revolver and shot Cap through the stomach. Doc, still drunk, made his way back to his cabin. Later that night, a band of men knocked on his door. \"Doc, you\'d better fix up Cap,\" they implored, \"or Devil Anse will kill you.\" Doc, sufficiently motivated, packed his medical bag and returned to the scene of the shooting. Doc treated the man he had just shot and, it is believed, saved his life. Cap was eventually sent to a small hospital in Williamson, where he recovered.
  	20230627GHLn- Hatfield and McCoy Feud Favorites · FB 25 Jun 2023 · An angry Cap Hatfield lunged for his rifle, as Doc Baisden pulled his sidearm and shot Hatfield in the stomach. Benjamin Woodard - Appalachian History April 24, 2020 · “It is a singular fact that none of the Hatfields has ever gone hunting Baysden [sic] and the explanation probably is that they are afraid to do so.” - The Sun, October 21st, 1888 Dr. Harrison Baisden is easily one of the most colorful characters I've run across in my research. He was born around 1844 to Solomon and Mary (Chafin) Baisden in what was Logan (now Mingo) County, West Virginia. He stood 6 feet and one-half-inch tall and had blue eyes and, by 1887, gray hair. "Doc" Baisden, as he is often called, may have learned medicine by working with University of Virginia doctors during the Civil War; it is known for a fact that he fought on the Confederate side in the conflict. After the war, he worked as a country doctor with a cabin and small farm on Pigeon Creek in Logan (now Mingo) County. Doc loved three things: parties, women, and alcohol. He could be found at any card game or barn dance in the region. Sometimes, however, his drunken antics landed him in serious trouble; such was the case at one party in the early 1880s. Doc Baisden and "Cap" Hatfield, the most infamous son of "Devil Anse" Hatfield, were both in attendance. The Sun, a New York City newspaper, reports the following: "He [Cap Hatfield] was at a frolic...with a fair young mountain woman not his wife. A young fellow named Jake Spaulding stole her away from Cap by fair means, which was something remarkable, considering the heroic standing which men like Cap have in the eyes of mountain maidens. However, Cap ran for his rifle, and Spaulding had to run to save his life." A fight broke out; it ended when Doc Baisden drew his revolver and shot Cap through the stomach. Doc, still drunk, made his way back to his cabin. Later that night, a band of men knocked on his door. "Doc, you'd better fix up Cap," they implored, "or Devil Anse will kill you." Doc, sufficiently motivated, packed his medical bag and returned to the scene of the shooting. Doc treated the man he had just shot and, it is believed, saved his life. Cap was eventually sent to a small hospital in Williamson, where he recovered. Doc, however, was still in danger. Though warned of Hatfield retribution, he proclaimed that "no hell-fired Hatfield was going to chase him out of [Logan] County." He sent his family away and built a hideout inside his cabin's stone chimney, where he stayed with his rifle for several days until the threat subsided. Though the report from The Sun certainly exaggerates his reputation, it is true that none of the Hatfields ever went hunting him. Doc Baisden continued to live an eventful life, even serving time in the West Virginia State Penitentiary in 1887. He died in 1916, at age 72, and was buried in his family cemetery. His cause of death, fittingly, was alcohol. This story is just one of many mythical, likely, and factual tales surrounding the colorful character who was Doc Baisden. As usual, multiple variants of the story exist - if you have any information on this story, on Doc Baisden, or on any other feuding Baisdens, please let me know! This photo shows Doc in front of his cabin, with his son Julius and grandson Ernest on the porch behind him, and was taken around 1910-1916. More information about Doc and other Tug Valley feudists will be shared in future posts - please like and follow, thanks! (Harrison Baisden photo courtesy of Terri Collier. Most of the information in this story came from oral history interviews with Doc Baisden's descendants and from an article in the October 21st, 1888, issue of The Sun.)
  Prison	1887	West Virginia, USA   [2]
  	Doc Baisden continued to live an eventful life, even serving time in the West Virginia State Penitentiary in 1887.
  	20230627GHLn- Hatfield and McCoy Feud Favorites · FB 25 Jun 2023 · An angry Cap Hatfield lunged for his rifle, as Doc Baisden pulled his sidearm and shot Hatfield in the stomach. Benjamin Woodard - Appalachian History April 24, 2020 · “It is a singular fact that none of the Hatfields has ever gone hunting Baysden [sic] and the explanation probably is that they are afraid to do so.” - The Sun, October 21st, 1888 Dr. Harrison Baisden is easily one of the most colorful characters I've run across in my research. He was born around 1844 to Solomon and Mary (Chafin) Baisden in what was Logan (now Mingo) County, West Virginia. He stood 6 feet and one-half-inch tall and had blue eyes and, by 1887, gray hair. "Doc" Baisden, as he is often called, may have learned medicine by working with University of Virginia doctors during the Civil War; it is known for a fact that he fought on the Confederate side in the conflict. After the war, he worked as a country doctor with a cabin and small farm on Pigeon Creek in Logan (now Mingo) County. Doc loved three things: parties, women, and alcohol. He could be found at any card game or barn dance in the region. Sometimes, however, his drunken antics landed him in serious trouble; such was the case at one party in the early 1880s. Doc Baisden and "Cap" Hatfield, the most infamous son of "Devil Anse" Hatfield, were both in attendance. The Sun, a New York City newspaper, reports the following: "He [Cap Hatfield] was at a frolic...with a fair young mountain woman not his wife. A young fellow named Jake Spaulding stole her away from Cap by fair means, which was something remarkable, considering the heroic standing which men like Cap have in the eyes of mountain maidens. However, Cap ran for his rifle, and Spaulding had to run to save his life." A fight broke out; it ended when Doc Baisden drew his revolver and shot Cap through the stomach. Doc, still drunk, made his way back to his cabin. Later that night, a band of men knocked on his door. "Doc, you'd better fix up Cap," they implored, "or Devil Anse will kill you." Doc, sufficiently motivated, packed his medical bag and returned to the scene of the shooting. Doc treated the man he had just shot and, it is believed, saved his life. Cap was eventually sent to a small hospital in Williamson, where he recovered. Doc, however, was still in danger. Though warned of Hatfield retribution, he proclaimed that "no hell-fired Hatfield was going to chase him out of [Logan] County." He sent his family away and built a hideout inside his cabin's stone chimney, where he stayed with his rifle for several days until the threat subsided. Though the report from The Sun certainly exaggerates his reputation, it is true that none of the Hatfields ever went hunting him. Doc Baisden continued to live an eventful life, even serving time in the West Virginia State Penitentiary in 1887. He died in 1916, at age 72, and was buried in his family cemetery. His cause of death, fittingly, was alcohol. This story is just one of many mythical, likely, and factual tales surrounding the colorful character who was Doc Baisden. As usual, multiple variants of the story exist - if you have any information on this story, on Doc Baisden, or on any other feuding Baisdens, please let me know! This photo shows Doc in front of his cabin, with his son Julius and grandson Ernest on the porch behind him, and was taken around 1910-1916. More information about Doc and other Tug Valley feudists will be shared in future posts - please like and follow, thanks! (Harrison Baisden photo courtesy of Terri Collier. Most of the information in this story came from oral history interviews with Doc Baisden's descendants and from an article in the October 21st, 1888, issue of The Sun.)
  Race	White  [3]
  Name	Harrison Baisden  [3, 4]
  	20230627GHLn- Harrison BAISDEN Born in February 1844 - Deceased Buried - Baisden Fam Cem, Baisdentown, Mingo, Wv Parents Solomon BAISDEN ca 1803- Mary Ann CHAFIN ca 1810- Siblings M Solomon "Cood" BAISDEN 1828- M Stanley BAISDEN 1834-1910 F Sarah Ann BAISDEN 1837- M John S BAISDEN 1840- M Harrison BAISDEN 1844- M Joseph BAISDEN 1846- Notes Individual Note BAISDENchafin.ged BAISDENchafin.ged Ancestry Chart John Smith BAISDEN ca 1770- Rhoda BRANHAM ca 1778- | | | Solomon BAISDEN ca 1803- Mary Ann CHAFIN ca 1810- | | | Harrison BAISDEN 1844- Profile picture of Cindy FINLEY (swampmami) Family Tree owner : Cindy FINLEY (swampmami)
  Death	12 Mar 1916	Baisden, Mingo, West Virginia, USA   [1, 4]
  	20230627GHLn- Dr William Harrison Baisden Photo added by Sue Lapp Dr William Harrison Baisden BIRTH 1844 West Virginia, USA DEATH 12 Mar 1916 (aged 71-72) West Virginia, USA BURIAL Harrison Baisden Family Cemetery Lenore, Mingo County, West Virginia, USA MEMORIAL ID 188252733 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 2 This is a duplicate of 43732737 which is in the wrong Baisden cemetery. I physically went to this cemetery and without a doubt know he is buried here. Family Members Spouses Julie Anna Blair Maynard Baisden Staten 1867-1943 Pricy Deskins Baisden 1861-1946 Children Wallace Baisden 1874-1955 Walter W Baisden 1876-1929 Julius Caesar Baisden 1888-1961 Flowers • 2 Left by Robert Piros on 1 Oct 2020 Left by Tammy Baisden Ferguson on 10 Nov 2009 age 72
  Burial	Aft 12 Mar 1916	Lenore, Mingo, West Virginia, USA   [1]
  	20230627GHLn- Dr William Harrison Baisden Photo added by Sue Lapp Dr William Harrison Baisden BIRTH 1844 West Virginia, USA DEATH 12 Mar 1916 (aged 71-72) West Virginia, USA BURIAL Harrison Baisden Family Cemetery Lenore, Mingo County, West Virginia, USA MEMORIAL ID 188252733 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 2 This is a duplicate of 43732737 which is in the wrong Baisden cemetery. I physically went to this cemetery and without a doubt know he is buried here. Family Members Spouses Julie Anna Blair Maynard Baisden Staten 1867-1943 Pricy Deskins Baisden 1861-1946 Children Wallace Baisden 1874-1955 Walter W Baisden 1876-1929 Julius Caesar Baisden 1888-1961 Flowers • 2 Left by Robert Piros on 1 Oct 2020 Left by Tammy Baisden Ferguson on 10 Nov 2009 Harrison Baisden Family Cemetery
  Person ID	I92768	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Baisden, Solomon,   b. 1803, Virginia, USA
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Chafin, Mary Ann,   b. Abt 1810, Floyd County, Kentucky, USA
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	Abt 1830	Lawrence County, Kentucky, USA   [4]
  residence jt	1844	Mingo County, West Virginia, USA
  	Logan County, at the time.
  Family ID	F55072	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	Deskins, Pricey,   b. 16 Oct 1861, Logan, Logan, West Virginia, USA d. 16 Feb 1946, Beckley, Raleigh, West Virginia, USA (Age 84 years)
  Marriage	20 Jun 1880	Logan County, West Virginia, USA   [3]
  	20230627GHLn- Harrison Baisden in the West Virginia, U.S., Marriages Index, 1785-1971 West Virginia, U.S., Marriages Index, 1785-1971 text only Name Harrison Baisden Gender Male Birth abt 1846 Logan Co, West Virginia Age 34 Spouse Pricey Deskins Gender Female her Age 24 her Birth Logan County, West Virginia Marriage 20 Jun 1880 Logan, West Virginia Status Divorced Race White Ethnicity Canadian Father S Baisden Mother M A Chafin Spouse Father N Deskins Spouse Mother L Phillips He is 34, divorced; she is 24, single
  Family ID	F55073	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 2	Baisden Staten, Julie Anna Blair Maynard mrs,   b. Dec 1867, Logan County, West Virginia, USA d. 31 Aug 1943, Delbarton, Mingo, West Virginia, USA (Age 75 years)
  Children	1. Baisden, Walter W,   b. Feb 1876, Kentucky, USA d. 4 Dec 1929, Huntington, Cabell, West Virginia, USA (Age 53 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   2. Baisden, Wallace,   b. 15 Jul 1874, Naugatuck, Mingo, West Virginia, USA d. 18 Jun 1955, Williamson, Mingo, West Virginia, USA (Age 80 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   3. Baisden, Julius Caesar,   b. 26 Apr 1888, Baisden, Mingo, West Virginia, USA d. 13 Jul 1961, Lenore, Mingo, West Virginia, USA (Age 73 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F55075	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - Feb 1844 - Sandy River, McDowell, West Virginia, USA Birth - 1846 - Logan County, West Virginia, USA Residence - Divorced - 1880 - Logan County, West Virginia, USA Marriage - 20 Jun 1880 - Logan County, West Virginia, USA Incident - A young fellow named Jake Spaulding stole her away from Cap by fair means, A fight broke out; it ended when Doc Baisden drew his revolver and shot Cap through the stomach. Doc, still drunk, made his way back to his cabin. Later that night, a band of men knocked on his door. \"Doc, you\'d better fix up Cap,\" they implored, \"or Devil Anse will kill you.\" Doc, sufficiently motivated, packed his medical bag and returned to the scene of the shooting. Doc treated the man he had just shot and, it is believed, saved his life. Cap was eventually sent to a small hospital in Williamson, where he recovered. - Abt 1882 - Mingo County, West Virginia, USA Prison - Doc Baisden continued to live an eventful life, even serving time in the West Virginia State Penitentiary in 1887. - 1887 - West Virginia, USA Death - 12 Mar 1916 - Baisden, Mingo, West Virginia, USA Burial - Aft 12 Mar 1916 - Lenore, Mingo, West Virginia, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos		Baisden, Harrison doc FB200424BenjaminWoodard_Appalachian 20230627GHLn- Hatfield and McCoy Feud Favorites · FB 25 Jun 2023 · An angry Cap Hatfield lunged for his rifle, as Doc Baisden pulled his sidearm and shot Hatfield in the stomach. Benjamin Woodard - Appalachian History April 24, 2020 · “It is a singular fact that none of the Hatfields has ever gone hunting Baysden [sic] and the explanation…
  		Baisden, Wm Harrison fag_SueLapp 20230627GHLn- Dr William Harrison Baisden Photo added by Sue Lapp Dr William Harrison Baisden BIRTH 1844 West Virginia, USA DEATH 12 Mar 1916 (aged 71-72) West Virginia, USA BURIAL Harrison Baisden Family Cemetery Lenore, Mingo County, West Virginia, USA MEMORIAL ID 188252733 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 2 This is a duplicate of 43732737 which is in the…

  
  

• Notes

  20230627GHLn- Hatfield and McCoy Feud Favorites · FB 25 Jun 2023 · An angry Cap Hatfield lunged for his rifle, as Doc Baisden pulled his sidearm and shot Hatfield in the stomach. Benjamin Woodard - Appalachian History April 24, 2020 · “It is a singular fact that none of the Hatfields has ever gone hunting Baysden [sic] and the explanation probably is that they are afraid to do so.” - The Sun, October 21st, 1888 Dr. Harrison Baisden is easily one of the most colorful characters I've run across in my research. He was born around 1844 to Solomon and Mary (Chafin) Baisden in what was Logan (now Mingo) County, West Virginia. He stood 6 feet and one-half-inch tall and had blue eyes and, by 1887, gray hair. "Doc" Baisden, as he is often called, may have learned medicine by working with University of Virginia doctors during the Civil War; it is known for a fact that he fought on the Confederate side in the conflict. After the war, he worked as a country doctor with a cabin and small farm on Pigeon Creek in Logan (now Mingo) County. Doc loved three things: parties, women, and alcohol. He could be found at any card game or barn dance in the region. Sometimes, however, his drunken antics landed him in serious trouble; such was the case at one party in the early 1880s. Doc Baisden and "Cap" Hatfield, the most infamous son of "Devil Anse" Hatfield, were both in attendance. The Sun, a New York City newspaper, reports the following: "He [Cap Hatfield] was at a frolic...with a fair young mountain woman not his wife. A young fellow named Jake Spaulding stole her away from Cap by fair means, which was something remarkable, considering the heroic standing which men like Cap have in the eyes of mountain maidens. However, Cap ran for his rifle, and Spaulding had to run to save his life." A fight broke out; it ended when Doc Baisden drew his revolver and shot Cap through the stomach. Doc, still drunk, made his way back to his cabin. Later that night, a band of men knocked on his door. "Doc, you'd better fix up Cap," they implored, "or Devil Anse will kill you." Doc, sufficiently motivated, packed his medical bag and returned to the scene of the shooting. Doc treated the man he had just shot and, it is believed, saved his life. Cap was eventually sent to a small hospital in Williamson, where he recovered. Doc, however, was still in danger. Though warned of Hatfield retribution, he proclaimed that "no hell-fired Hatfield was going to chase him out of [Logan] County." He sent his family away and built a hideout inside his cabin's stone chimney, where he stayed with his rifle for several days until the threat subsided. Though the report from The Sun certainly exaggerates his reputation, it is true that none of the Hatfields ever went hunting him. Doc Baisden continued to live an eventful life, even serving time in the West Virginia State Penitentiary in 1887. He died in 1916, at age 72, and was buried in his family cemetery. His cause of death, fittingly, was alcohol. This story is just one of many mythical, likely, and factual tales surrounding the colorful character who was Doc Baisden. As usual, multiple variants of the story exist - if you have any information on this story, on Doc Baisden, or on any other feuding Baisdens, please let me know! This photo shows Doc in front of his cabin, with his son Julius and grandson Ernest on the porch behind him, and was taken around 1910-1916. More information about Doc and other Tug Valley feudists will be shared in future posts - please like and follow, thanks! (Harrison Baisden photo courtesy of Terri Collier. Most of the information in this story came from oral history interviews with Doc Baisden's descendants and from an article in the October 21st, 1888, issue of The Sun.)

  
  

• Sources

  [S1115] Ancestry.com, U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2012;). Record for Dr William Harrison Baisden (26) facts 20230627GHLn- 20230627GHLn- Dr William Harrison Baisden Photo added by Sue Lapp Dr William Harrison Baisden BIRTH 1844 West Virginia, USA DEATH 12 Mar 1916 (aged 71-72) West Virginia, USA BURIAL Harrison Baisden Family Cemetery Lenore, Mingo County, West Virginia, USA MEMORIAL ID 188252733 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 2 This is a duplicate of 43732737 which is in the wrong Baisden cemetery. I physically went to this cemetery and without a doubt know he is buried here. Family Members Spouses Julie Anna Blair Maynard Baisden Staten 1867-1943 Pricy Deskins Baisden 1861-1946 Children Wallace Baisden 1874-1955 Walter W Baisden 1876-1929 Julius Caesar Baisden 1888-1961 Flowers • 2 Left by Robert Piros on 1 Oct 2020 Left by Tammy Baisden Ferguson on 10 Nov 2009 ______________ 20230627GHLn- Julie Anna Blair Maynard “Annie” Baisden Staten Photo added by Randy Baisden Julie Anna Blair Maynard “Annie” Baisden Staten BIRTH Dec 1867 Logan County, West Virginia, USA DEATH 31 Aug 1943 (aged 75) Delbarton, Mingo County, West Virginia, USA BURIAL Maynard Cemetery Delbarton, Mingo County, West Virginia, USA MEMORIAL ID 107774472 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 1 Family Members Spouse Peter Staten 1867-1947 (m. 1921) William Harrison Baisden 1844-1916 Flowers Left by Tammy Scott on 23 Mar 2018 Baisden, Wm Harrison fag_SueLapp 20230627GHLn- Dr William Harrison Baisden Photo added by Sue Lapp Dr William Harrison Baisden BIRTH 1844 West Virginia, USA DEATH 12 Mar 1916 (aged 71-72) West Virginia, USA BURIAL Harrison Baisden Family Cemetery Lenore, Mingo County, West Virginia, USA MEMORIAL ID 188252733 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 2 This is a duplicate of 43732737 which is in the… [S2749] FaceBook- Hatfield & McCoy Feud, Baisden, Doc Harrison, easily one of the most colorful characters I've run across in my research. 25 Jun 2023 20230627GHLn-. Doc Harrison Baisden (1) fact 20230627GHLn- 20230627GHLn- Hatfield and McCoy Feud Favorites · FB 25 Jun 2023 · An angry Cap Hatfield lunged for his rifle, as Doc Baisden pulled his sidearm and shot Hatfield in the stomach. Benjamin Woodard - Appalachian History April 24, 2020 · “It is a singular fact that none of the Hatfields has ever gone hunting Baysden [sic] and the explanation probably is that they are afraid to do so.” - The Sun, October 21st, 1888 Dr. Harrison Baisden is easily one of the most colorful characters I've run across in my research. He was born around 1844 to Solomon and Mary (Chafin) Baisden in what was Logan (now Mingo) County, West Virginia. He stood 6 feet and one-half-inch tall and had blue eyes and, by 1887, gray hair. "Doc" Baisden, as he is often called, may have learned medicine by working with University of Virginia doctors during the Civil War; it is known for a fact that he fought on the Confederate side in the conflict. After the war, he worked as a country doctor with a cabin and small farm on Pigeon Creek in Logan (now Mingo) County. Doc loved three things: parties, women, and alcohol. He could be found at any card game or barn dance in the region. Sometimes, however, his drunken antics landed him in serious trouble; such was the case at one party in the early 1880s. Doc Baisden and "Cap" Hatfield, the most infamous son of "Devil Anse" Hatfield, were both in attendance. The Sun, a New York City newspaper, reports the following: "He [Cap Hatfield] was at a frolic...with a fair young mountain woman not his wife. A young fellow named Jake Spaulding stole her away from Cap by fair means, which was something remarkable, considering the heroic standing which men like Cap have in the eyes of mountain maidens. However, Cap ran for his rifle, and Spaulding had to run to save his life." A fight broke out; it ended when Doc Baisden drew his revolver and shot Cap through the stomach. Doc, still drunk, made his way back to his cabin. Later that night, a band of men knocked on his door. "Doc, you'd better fix up Cap," they implored, "or Devil Anse will kill you." Doc, sufficiently motivated, packed his medical bag and returned to the scene of the shooting. Doc treated the man he had just shot and, it is believed, saved his life. Cap was eventually sent to a small hospital in Williamson, where he recovered. Doc, however, was still in danger. Though warned of Hatfield retribution, he proclaimed that "no hell-fired Hatfield was going to chase him out of [Logan] County." He sent his family away and built a hideout inside his cabin's stone chimney, where he stayed with his rifle for several days until the threat subsided. Though the report from The Sun certainly exaggerates his reputation, it is true that none of the Hatfields ever went hunting him. Doc Baisden continued to live an eventful life, even serving time in the West Virginia State Penitentiary in 1887. He died in 1916, at age 72, and was buried in his family cemetery. His cause of death, fittingly, was alcohol. This story is just one of many mythical, likely, and factual tales surrounding the colorful character who was Doc Baisden. As usual, multiple variants of the story exist - if you have any information on this story, on Doc Baisden, or on any other feuding Baisdens, please let me know! This photo shows Doc in front of his cabin, with his son Julius and grandson Ernest on the porch behind him, and was taken around 1910-1916. More information about Doc and other Tug Valley feudists will be shared in future posts - please like and follow, thanks! (Harrison Baisden photo courtesy of Terri Collier. Most of the information in this story came from oral history interviews with Doc Baisden's descendants and from an article in the October 21st, 1888, issue of The Sun.) Baisden, Harrison doc FB200424BenjaminWoodard_Appalachian 20230627GHLn- Hatfield and McCoy Feud Favorites · FB 25 Jun 2023 · An angry Cap Hatfield lunged for his rifle, as Doc Baisden pulled his sidearm and shot Hatfield in the stomach. Benjamin Woodard - Appalachian History April 24, 2020 · “It is a singular fact that none of the Hatfields has ever gone hunting Baysden [sic] and the explanation… [S1336] Ancestry.com, West Virginia, Marriages Index, 1785-1971, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2011;). Record for Harrison Baisden (16) facts 20230627GHLn- 20230627GHLn- Harrison Baisden in the West Virginia, U.S., Marriages Index, 1785-1971 West Virginia, U.S., Marriages Index, 1785-1971 text only Name Harrison Baisden Gender Male Birth abt 1846 Logan Co, West Virginia Age 34 Spouse Pricey Deskins Gender Female her Age 24 her Birth Logan County, West Virginia Marriage 20 Jun 1880 Logan, West Virginia Status Divorced Race White Ethnicity Canadian Father S Baisden Mother M A Chafin Spouse Father N Deskins Spouse Mother L Phillips [S2630] Ancestry.com, Geneanet Community Trees Index, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Lehi, UT, USA; Date: 2022;). Record for Harrison Baisden (10) facts 20230627GHLn- 20230627GHLn- Harrison BAISDEN Born in February 1844 - Deceased Buried - Baisden Fam Cem, Baisdentown, Mingo, Wv Parents Solomon BAISDEN ca 1803- Mary Ann CHAFIN ca 1810- Siblings M Solomon "Cood" BAISDEN 1828- M Stanley BAISDEN 1834-1910 F Sarah Ann BAISDEN 1837- M John S BAISDEN 1840- M Harrison BAISDEN 1844- M Joseph BAISDEN 1846- Notes Individual Note BAISDENchafin.ged BAISDENchafin.ged Ancestry Chart John Smith BAISDEN ca 1770- Rhoda BRANHAM ca 1778- | | | Solomon BAISDEN ca 1803- Mary Ann CHAFIN ca 1810- | | | Harrison BAISDEN 1844- Profile picture of Cindy FINLEY (swampmami) Family Tree owner : Cindy FINLEY (swampmami)

  
  

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