Steele, Lonzo Edward MD

1880 - 1956  (76 years)

• Name	Steele, Lonzo Edward
  Suffix	MD
  Birth	3 Jun 1880	Williamson, Mingo, West Virginia, USA
  	Doctor Steele was born on a farm east of Williamson, Mingo County, on Tug River, June 2, 1880, Mingo County at that time having been still a part of Logan County.
  Gender	Male
  MedicaDegree	1904	Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee, USA
  	MD, University of Nashville
  _EMPLOY	1906	Holden, Logan, West Virginia, USA
  	Doctor Steele established himself in practice at Holden, Logan County, as physician and surgeon for the United States Coal & Oil Company, now known as the Island Creek Coal Company.
  	In 1906 Doctor Steele established himself in practice at Holden, Logan County, as physician and surgeon for the United States Coal & Oil Company, now known as the Island Creek Coal Company. In the same year he established his residence and professional headquarters at Logan, the county seat, where he has since continued his able and loyal service as a skilled physician and surgeon.
  biography	1923	Logan County, West Virginia, USA   [1]
  	20250712GHLn- http://files.usgwarchives.net/wv/logan/bios/steele.txt http://www.usgwarchives.net/wv/logan/index.html Logan County, West Virginia Biography of Lonzo Edwards STEELE, M. D. This file was submitted by CJ Towery, E-mail address: The submitter does not have a connection to the subject of this sketch. This file may be freely copied by individuals and non-profit organizations for their private use. All other rights reserved. Any other use, including publication, storage in a retrieval system, or transmission by electronic, mechanical, or other means requires the written approval of the file's author. our front door is at http://www.usgwarchives.net/wv/wvfiles.htm The History of West Virginia, Old and New Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc., Chicago and New York, Volume II, page 234 LONZO EDWARDS STEELE, M. D., is established in the active general practice of his profession at Logan, judicial center of the West Virginia County of the same name, where for the past ten years he has had a heavy professional practice in connection with leading coal mining corporations in this section. He was also one of the founders of the admirably equipped Logan Hospital, which has proved of inestimable value in providing proper hospital facilities in connection with mining operations. Doctor Steele was born on a farm east of Williamson, Mingo County, on Tug River, June 2, 1880, Mingo County at that time having been still a part of Logan County. He is a son of Harrison and Nancy (Hatfield) Steele, the father having been a successful farmer and also identified with the timber industry in this section of the state, and his father, John Steele, having been a loyal soldier of the Confederacy in the Civil war. Valentine Hatfield, maternal grandfather of Doctor Steele, likewise gave valiant service as a soldier in the war between the states. Doctor Steele has one brother and one sister: S. E. is a farmer on Tug River, and Eliza is the wife of Scott Browning, a merchant at Meador. Doctor Steele is indebted to the public schools for his early education, and at the age of seventeen years he became a teacher in a rural district in Mingo County. He continued teaching four years, and in the meanwhile substantially advanced his own education through the medium of private study and attending select schools during the summer vacations. In 1900 he entered the medical department of the University of Nashville, Tennessee, and in this institution he was graduated in 1904, with the degree of Doctor of Medicine. For a year thereafter he served as an interne in the City Hospital of Nash, Kentucky, and thus fortified himself further by valuable clinical experience. He has since taken effective post-graduate courses in the Hospital College at Louisville, the celebrated New York Polyclinic, as well as in the New York Post-Graduate Medical College. He has availed himself also of the clinics of the great Mayo Brothers Hospital at Rochester, Minnesota, and those of leading hospitals in the City of Chicago. In 1906 Doctor Steele established himself in practice at Holden, Logan County, as physician and surgeon for the United States Coal & Oil Company, now known as the Island Creek Coal Company. In the same year he established his residence and professional headquarters at Logan, the county seat, where he has since continued his able and loyal service as a skilled physician and surgeon. In 1915 he became associated with Doctor Farley in rebuilding and thoroughly modernizing the Logan Hospital, which they have since conducted with unqualified success. Doctor Steele is identified with the Logan County Medical Society, the West Virginia State Medical Society and the American Medical Association, and in the Masonic fraternity he has received the thirty-second degree of the Scottish Rite.
  Occupation	Logan, Logan, West Virginia, USA   [1]
  	surgeon, co-founder of Logan General Hospital; Dr. Steele signed DevilAnse’s death certificate.
  	20250630GHLn- Faye Ray June 15, 2024 · Dr. L. E. Steele, Surgeon and cofounder of Logan General Hospital. My gr. Uncle. He is Devil Anse’s gr. nephew. And Dr. Steele signed Devil Anse’s death certificate. Comments Faye Ray Hey Bob, as you know, your gr. gr. uncle! 1y Reply Edited Judge Pattengill There was a Dr. Hatfield in Huntington back in the early 50s...anyone know his relationship to Devil Anse? 1y Reply Faye Ray Judge Pattengill I know he was related to Devil Anse but don’t remember how. Think it was nephew somehow. 1y Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Judge Pattengill did you mean Henry Drewy Hatfield, who was a WV Governor & Dr. in Huntington? He died in 1962. Gov Hatfield was Devil Anse’s nephew. He was the son of Elias Prater Hatfield, Anse’s brother. He is entombed at Woodmere Cem in the mausoleum. 1875-1962 40w Reply Edited Faye Ray Peggy Altizer Mynes Ty 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Faye Ray you’re welcome. 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes No photo description available. 1y Reply Faye Ray Peggy Altizer Mynes Thanks for color. Makes a good difference. 1y Reply Edited Peggy Altizer Mynes Faye Ray you’re welcome. It’s not the best since it was a newspaper clipping but it’s better. 1y Reply Linda Hatfield Blankenship Peggy Altizer Mynes, I love when you work your magic on the older photos . They actually come alive ! Thank you! 1y Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Linda Hatfield Blankenship thank you. 1y Reply Faye Ray Dr.L.E. Steele’s mother; Nancy Hatfield Steele. She is oldest child of Valentine “Wall” Hatfield. (oldest brother of Devil Anse) 41w Reply Edited Brittany McCrea Elias Prater Hatfield was my great great great grandfather 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Brittany McCrea which of his children are you from? 40w Reply Brittany McCrea Peggy Altizer Mynes Edna chafin Hatfield 40w Reply Brittany McCrea Her son Greenway Hatfield White was my great grandfather 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Brittany McCrea thank you. I’ll see where we connect. We are cousin. 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Brittany McCrea, was your grandmother Edith (White) Ellis? 40w Reply Brittany McCrea Peggy Altizer Mynes my grandmother is ruth Ellen white. Her dad was greenway Hatfield white, son of Edna chaffin Hatfield. Edna chaffin Hatfield was Elias prater hatfields only daughter 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Brittany McCrea The reason I ask, my family knew Edith (White) Ellis. (Edna’s daughter). When she became a teacher in Logan County, her first job was at Bruno, WV. She boarded with my Gr Grandparents. My gr Grandmother, Nancy (Hatfield) Grimmett was Elias & Anse’s first cousin. My whole family loved Edith. When my mom was born, my grandparents named her Edith Grimmett after Edith (White) Ellis. I visited her several times in Stollings with mom. They kept in touch until Edith passed. 40w Reply Edited Peggy Altizer Mynes Brittany McCrea btw: We are 4th cousins 2xR Because my GG grandfather (Nancy Hatfield Grimmett’s father) was James Guinney aka Old Slater Jim Hatfield. Slater was a brother to Ephraim Prater Hatfield, Anse’s dad. Plus two more of my 3rd Gr grandfathers were Ephraim Prater Hatfield’s brothers: Joseph & Thomas Whitfield Hatfield. So, you are my cousin 2 more times: 4th cousin 3xR. Hope I didn’t confuse you. That’s a lot to digest. There’s more but we’ll leave it there. 40w Reply Edited Brittany McCrea Peggy Altizer Mynes are you of any relation to Jimmy or Betty Altizer? Or Doris white/Jimmy Altizer? 40w Reply Brittany McCrea Ruth Ellen Sennett 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Brittany McCrea, if Doris White married Willard Elwood Altizer he was my 2nd cousin 1xR. Willard’s father was Perigreene aka Perry Green Altizer. Perry Green was Aaron Altizer & Sarah Scagg’s son. Aaron & Sarah are my GG grandparents. Perry married Queen Victoria White. My gr grandfather was Andrew Bruce Altizer, Perry Green Altizer’s brother. They are the sons of Aaron & Sarah (Scaggs) Altizer. 40w Reply Edited Jada Jude I had Steele dna matches and never could figure out how. Very cool! 40w Reply
  Death	16 Nov 1956	Logan, Logan, West Virginia, USA
  	age 76
  Person ID	I100685	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Steele, Harrison S.,   b. 14 May 1852, Pike County, Kentucky, USA d. 25 Nov 1898, Hinch, Mingo, West Virginia, USA (Age 46 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Hatfield, Nancy Jane,   b. 31 Dec 1858, Meador, Mingo, West Virginia, USA d. 1 Feb 1957, Williamson, Mingo, West Virginia, USA (Age 98 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	12 Jan 1875	Logan County, West Virginia, USA   [2]
  Family ID	F32659	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	Pursley, Ellen R.,   b. 1878   d. 1955 (Age 77 years)
  Marriage	18 Aug 1913	Lawrence County, Ohio, USA
  Family ID	F58089	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 2	Barrick, Pearl A.,   b. 1884   d. 1963 (Age 79 years)
  Marriage	Abt 1923
  Family ID	F58090	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Birth - 3 Jun 1880 - Williamson, Mingo, West Virginia, USA MedicaDegree - MD, University of Nashville - 1904 - Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee, USA _EMPLOY - Doctor Steele established himself in practice at Holden, Logan County, as physician and surgeon for the United States Coal & Oil Company, now known as the Island Creek Coal Company. - 1906 - Holden, Logan, West Virginia, USA Marriage - 18 Aug 1913 - Lawrence County, Ohio, USA biography - 1923 - Logan County, West Virginia, USA Occupation - surgeon, co-founder of Logan General Hospital; Dr. Steele signed DevilAnse’s death certificate. - - Logan, Logan, West Virginia, USA Death - 16 Nov 1956 - Logan, Logan, West Virginia, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Steele, Dr LE surgeon FB240617PeggyAltizerMynes 20250630GHLn- Peggy Altizer Mynes June 17, 2024 colorized · 20250630GHLn- Faye Ray June 15, 2024 · Dr. L. E. Steele, Surgeon and cofounder of Logan General Hospital. My gr. Uncle. He is Devil Anse’s gr. nephew. And Dr. Steele signed DevilAnse’s death certificate. Comments Faye Ray Hey Bob, as you know, your gr. gr.…
  		Steele, Dr LE surgeon FB240615FayeRay 20250630GHLn- Faye Ray June 15, 2024 · Dr. L. E. Steele, Surgeon and cofounder of Logan General Hospital. My gr. Uncle. He is Devil Anse’s gr. nephew. And Dr. Steele signed DevilAnse’s death certificate. Comments Faye Ray Hey Bob, as you know, your gr. gr. uncle! 1y Reply Edited Judge Pattengill There was a Dr. Hatfield in Huntington back…
  		Steele, Dr LE Logan Gen Hospital FB240615FayeRay 20250630GHLn- Faye Ray June 15, 2024 · Peggy Altizer Mynes Moderator All-star contributor Cousin Faye Ray, I was born at that hospital. Almost in what they called the “Sun room.” 1y Reply Faye Ray Author Top contributor Peggy Altizer Mynes I visited the nurses who lived in the big brick building next door. Just a little girl and loved…

  
  

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  20250630GHLn- Faye Ray June 15, 2024 · Dr. L. E. Steele, Surgeon and cofounder of Logan General Hospital. My gr. Uncle. He is Devil Anse’s gr. nephew. And Dr. Steele signed DevilAnse’s death certificate. Comments Faye Ray Hey Bob, as you know, your gr. gr. uncle! 1y Reply Edited Judge Pattengill There was a Dr. Hatfield in Huntington back in the early 50s...anyone know his relationship to Devil Anse? 1y Reply Faye Ray Judge Pattengill I know he was related to Devil Anse but don’t remember how. Think it was nephew somehow. 1y Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Judge Pattengill did you mean Henry Drewy Hatfield, who was a WV Governor & Dr. in Huntington? He died in 1962. Gov Hatfield was Devil Anse’s nephew. He was the son of Elias Prater Hatfield, Anse’s brother. He is entombed at Woodmere Cem in the mausoleum. 1875-1962 40w Reply Edited Faye Ray Peggy Altizer Mynes Ty 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Faye Ray you’re welcome. 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes No photo description available. 1y Reply Faye Ray Peggy Altizer Mynes Thanks for color. Makes a good difference. 1y Reply Edited Peggy Altizer Mynes Faye Ray you’re welcome. It’s not the best since it was a newspaper clipping but it’s better. 1y Reply Linda Hatfield Blankenship Peggy Altizer Mynes, I love when you work your magic on the older photos . They actually come alive ! Thank you! 1y Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Linda Hatfield Blankenship thank you. 1y Reply Faye Ray Dr.L.E. Steele’s mother; Nancy Hatfield Steele. She is oldest child of Valentine “Wall” Hatfield. (oldest brother of Devil Anse) 41w Reply Edited Brittany McCrea Elias Prater Hatfield was my great great great grandfather 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Brittany McCrea which of his children are you from? 40w Reply Brittany McCrea Peggy Altizer Mynes Edna chafin Hatfield 40w Reply Brittany McCrea Her son Greenway Hatfield White was my great grandfather 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Brittany McCrea thank you. I’ll see where we connect. We are cousin. 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Brittany McCrea, was your grandmother Edith (White) Ellis? 40w Reply Brittany McCrea Peggy Altizer Mynes my grandmother is ruth Ellen white. Her dad was greenway Hatfield white, son of Edna chaffin Hatfield. Edna chaffin Hatfield was Elias prater hatfields only daughter 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Brittany McCrea The reason I ask, my family knew Edith (White) Ellis. (Edna’s daughter). When she became a teacher in Logan County, her first job was at Bruno, WV. She boarded with my Gr Grandparents. My gr Grandmother, Nancy (Hatfield) Grimmett was Elias & Anse’s first cousin. My whole family loved Edith. When my mom was born, my grandparents named her Edith Grimmett after Edith (White) Ellis. I visited her several times in Stollings with mom. They kept in touch until Edith passed. 40w Reply Edited Peggy Altizer Mynes Brittany McCrea btw: We are 4th cousins 2xR Because my GG grandfather (Nancy Hatfield Grimmett’s father) was James Guinney aka Old Slater Jim Hatfield. Slater was a brother to Ephraim Prater Hatfield, Anse’s dad. Plus two more of my 3rd Gr grandfathers were Ephraim Prater Hatfield’s brothers: Joseph & Thomas Whitfield Hatfield. So, you are my cousin 2 more times: 4th cousin 3xR. Hope I didn’t confuse you. That’s a lot to digest. There’s more but we’ll leave it there. 40w Reply Edited Brittany McCrea Peggy Altizer Mynes are you of any relation to Jimmy or Betty Altizer? Or Doris white/Jimmy Altizer? 40w Reply Brittany McCrea Ruth Ellen Sennett 40w Reply Peggy Altizer Mynes Brittany McCrea, if Doris White married Willard Elwood Altizer he was my 2nd cousin 1xR. Willard’s father was Perigreene aka Perry Green Altizer. Perry Green was Aaron Altizer & Sarah Scagg’s son. Aaron & Sarah are my GG grandparents. Perry married Queen Victoria White. My gr grandfather was Andrew Bruce Altizer, Perry Green Altizer’s brother. They are the sons of Aaron & Sarah (Scaggs) Altizer. 40w Reply Edited Jada Jude I had Steele dna matches and never could figure out how. Very cool! 40w Reply 20250712GHLn- http://files.usgwarchives.net/wv/logan/bios/steele.txt http://www.usgwarchives.net/wv/logan/index.html Logan County, West Virginia Biography of Lonzo Edwards STEELE, M. D. This file was submitted by CJ Towery, E-mail address: our front door is at http://www.usgwarchives.net/wv/wvfiles.htm The History of West Virginia, Old and New Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc., Chicago and New York, Volume II, page 234 LONZO EDWARDS STEELE, M. D., is established in the active general practice of his profession at Logan, judicial center of the West Virginia County of the same name, where for the past ten years he has had a heavy professional practice in connection with leading coal mining corporations in this section. He was also one of the founders of the admirably equipped Logan Hospital, which has proved of inestimable value in providing proper hospital facilities in connection with mining operations. Doctor Steele was born on a farm east of Williamson, Mingo County, on Tug River, June 2, 1880, Mingo County at that time having been still a part of Logan County. He is a son of Harrison and Nancy (Hatfield) Steele, the father having been a successful farmer and also identified with the timber industry in this section of the state, and his father, John Steele, having been a loyal soldier of the Confederacy in the Civil war. Valentine Hatfield, maternal grandfather of Doctor Steele, likewise gave valiant service as a soldier in the war between the states. Doctor Steele has one brother and one sister: S. E. is a farmer on Tug River, and Eliza is the wife of Scott Browning, a merchant at Meador. Doctor Steele is indebted to the public schools for his early education, and at the age of seventeen years he became a teacher in a rural district in Mingo County. He continued teaching four years, and in the meanwhile substantially advanced his own education through the medium of private study and attending select schools during the summer vacations. In 1900 he entered the medical department of the University of Nashville, Tennessee, and in this institution he was graduated in 1904, with the degree of Doctor of Medicine. For a year thereafter he served as an interne in the City Hospital of Nash, Kentucky, and thus fortified himself further by valuable clinical experience. He has since taken effective post-graduate courses in the Hospital College at Louisville, the celebrated New York Polyclinic, as well as in the New York Post-Graduate Medical College. He has availed himself also of the clinics of the great Mayo Brothers Hospital at Rochester, Minnesota, and those of leading hospitals in the City of Chicago. In 1906 Doctor Steele established himself in practice at Holden, Logan County, as physician and surgeon for the United States Coal & Oil Company, now known as the Island Creek Coal Company. In the same year he established his residence and professional headquarters at Logan, the county seat, where he has since continued his able and loyal service as a skilled physician and surgeon. In 1915 he became associated with Doctor Farley in rebuilding and thoroughly modernizing the Logan Hospital, which they have since conducted with unqualified success. Doctor Steele is identified with the Logan County Medical Society, the West Virginia State Medical Society and the American Medical Association, and in the Masonic fraternity he has received the thirty-second degree of the Scottish Rite.

  
  

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  [S3023] USGenWeb Archives- Logan Co. Scott Browning (1) fact 20250712GHLn- 20250712GHLn- http://files.usgwarchives.net/wv/logan/bios/steele.txt http://www.usgwarchives.net/wv/logan/index.html Logan County, West Virginia Biography of Lonzo Edwards STEELE, M. D. This file was submitted by CJ Towery, E-mail address: The submitter does not have a connection to the subject of this sketch. This file may be freely copied by individuals and non-profit organizations for their private use. All other rights reserved. Any other use, including publication, storage in a retrieval system, or transmission by electronic, mechanical, or other means requires the written approval of the file's author. our front door is at http://www.usgwarchives.net/wv/wvfiles.htm The History of West Virginia, Old and New Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc., Chicago and New York, Volume II, page 234 LONZO EDWARDS STEELE, M. D., is established in the active general practice of his profession at Logan, judicial center of the West Virginia County of the same name, where for the past ten years he has had a heavy professional practice in connection with leading coal mining corporations in this section. He was also one of the founders of the admirably equipped Logan Hospital, which has proved of inestimable value in providing proper hospital facilities in connection with mining operations. Doctor Steele was born on a farm east of Williamson, Mingo County, on Tug River, June 2, 1880, Mingo County at that time having been still a part of Logan County. He is a son of Harrison and Nancy (Hatfield) Steele, the father having been a successful farmer and also identified with the timber industry in this section of the state, and his father, John Steele, having been a loyal soldier of the Confederacy in the Civil war. Valentine Hatfield, maternal grandfather of Doctor Steele, likewise gave valiant service as a soldier in the war between the states. Doctor Steele has one brother and one sister: S. E. is a farmer on Tug River, and Eliza is the wife of Scott Browning, a merchant at Meador. Doctor Steele is indebted to the public schools for his early education, and at the age of seventeen years he became a teacher in a rural district in Mingo County. He continued teaching four years, and in the meanwhile substantially advanced his own education through the medium of private study and attending select schools during the summer vacations. In 1900 he entered the medical department of the University of Nashville, Tennessee, and in this institution he was graduated in 1904, with the degree of Doctor of Medicine. For a year thereafter he served as an interne in the City Hospital of Nash, Kentucky, and thus fortified himself further by valuable clinical experience. He has since taken effective post-graduate courses in the Hospital College at Louisville, the celebrated New York Polyclinic, as well as in the New York Post-Graduate Medical College. He has availed himself also of the clinics of the great Mayo Brothers Hospital at Rochester, Minnesota, and those of leading hospitals in the City of Chicago. In 1906 Doctor Steele established himself in practice at Holden, Logan County, as physician and surgeon for the United States Coal & Oil Company, now known as the Island Creek Coal Company. In the same year he established his residence and professional headquarters at Logan, the county seat, where he has since continued his able and loyal service as a skilled physician and surgeon. In 1915 he became associated with Doctor Farley in rebuilding and thoroughly modernizing the Logan Hospital, which they have since conducted with unqualified success. Doctor Steele is identified with the Logan County Medical Society, the West Virginia State Medical Society and the American Medical Association, and in the Masonic fraternity he has received the thirty-second degree of the Scottish Rite. [S733] Public Member Trees, a new rotation 20130407, Database online. Record for Nancy Jane Maynard Valentine Hatfield Info Valentine "Uncle Wall" Hatfield, the elder brother of "Devil Anse" was overshadowed by Devil Anse's ambitions but was one of the eight convicted to end the feud. He died in prison of unknown causes. He had petitioned his brothers to assist in his emancipation from jail, but none came for fear of being captured and brought to trial. He was buried in the prison cemetery which has since been paved over. bobbiejenkins04added this on 7 Jun 2012 mcmillen1961originally submitted this to McMillions (McMillens) - Virginia To Illinois on 17 Jul 2009 ________________ A memory of meeting Mary Hatfield early 1941-1943 , Williamson WV The link between the famous Hatfield family of West Virginia and the Blankenship line within our family occurred when Mary Hatfield, daughter of Valentine and niece of Devil Anse, married Richard Blankenship in January 1893. My mother's family used to vacation often to Williamson WV and her older brother Sherman remembers meeting Mary Hatfield. He recalls an old woman seated in a rocker, smoking a corn-cob pipe and spitting chewing tobacco in the general direction of several spitoons around the small house. This discription of the lady fits well with others I have found. bobbiejenkins04added this on 26 Jan 2013 pekovichoriginally submitted this to Pekovich on 21 Dec 2007 _________________________________ Mary Hatfield Info Mary filed for divorce after Richard killed a man and went to prison. Mary took the name Hatfield and renamed her children with the Hatfield last name. bobbiejenkins04added this on 15 Mar 2010 mcmillen1961originally submitted this to McMillions (McMillens) - Virginia To Illinois on 25 Aug 2009 Hatfield, Coleman Hatfield Letter 1966 re Hatfield Steele ancestry Coleman Hatfield Letter 1966 This story is a PDF document. To read this story, you will need to download it to your computer. bobbiejenkins04added this on 18 Jun 2012 pekovichoriginally submitted this to Pekovich on 13 May 2010 A letter written by Coleman A. Hatfield in 1966. Describes a bit of the history of the Hatfield family back… Maynard Hatfield, Nancy Jane unknown date Jane Maynard bobbiejenkins04added this on 27 May 2012 fipladyoriginally submitted this to Webb-Spinners & Ingram-Wycoff on 14 Jun 2010 Hatfield, Valentine Wall, b1834 64a980f2-5d2a-4330-9884-3293834c56a6 20250526GHLn- pasted from front Media Details: Hatfield Valentine photo 001 bobbiejenkins04added this on 27 May 2012 onetinmtoriginally submitted this to Mitchell Family Tree on 7 Aug 2011 Unknown date of photo of Valentine "Wall" Hatfield Hatfield, Valentine Wall, sketch c3127555-2faf-440a-8220-4dc680e1fb65 LEAD Technologies Inc. V1.01 Valentine Wall Hatfield Sketch bobbiejenkins04added this on 11 Mar 2010 mcmillen1961originally submitted this to McMillions (McMillens) - Virginia To Illinois on 6 Oct 2009 This drawing appeared in the Louisville Courier-Journal on Feb 17 1888. Valentine was the older brother of Devil Anse Hatfield, a… death certificate, Hatfield Carter, Mary d1943 3a22eda5-142b-4125-948b-7e1947d37587 Mary Hatfield Carter bobbiejenkins04added this on 18 Jun 2012 robertfitch2originally submitted this to Bob's Family of West Virginia on 28 May 2012 Hatfield, Valentine Wall, Hearthstone photo in Williamson Daily News 19950525 82af2719-c2db-4e2f-80b5-241805779c0a 20230827GHLn- Pasted from front Media Details, edited: bobbiejenkins04added this on 7 Jun 2012 onetinmtoriginally submitted this to Mitchell Family Tree on 8 Aug 2011 Hearthstone from Valentine Hatfield home ca. 1995, at the mouth oof Grapevine Fork of Beech Creek, Mingo County, West Virginia, USA This photo of Valentine Hatfield's grandson,… Maynard Hatfield, Nancy Jane Jane Maynard bobbiejenkins04added this on 27 May 2012 fipladyoriginally submitted this to Webb-Spinners & Ingram-Wycoff on 14 Jun 2010 Hatfield Steele, Nancy Jane w d-i-l Bettie Chafin Steele 06c88c00-bad4-4e09-9ee8-18d013bfa950 20230604GHLn- Pasted from front Media Details to empty Notes, edited: Nancy Hatfield steele bobbiejenkins04added this on 18 Jun 2012 chrisann59originally submitted this to Scattered Leaves of Our Family on 6 Jun 2012 Nancy Hatfield Steele & daughter-in-law Bettie Chafin Steele. Nancy was niece of Devil Ance.

  
  

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