The Hatfield–McCoy feud, a violent clash between two Appalachian families in the late 1800s, ended through a mix of legal resolution and fading hostilities. After years of bloodshed, trials in the 1890s, including the execution of Ellison Mounts, brought justice and public scrutiny. As the younger generations moved on and the economy modernized, the feud lost relevance. By the early 1900s, violence had ceased. In 2003, descendants of both families symbolically signed a truce in Pikeville, Kentucky, formally ending the feud. What began as a personal conflict evolved into a legend, ultimately closed not by war, but by time, law, and reconciliation.

Sweet politics.

>>510167001 (OP)
Fun fact - musician Julianna Hatfield is from the Hatfield family. Thread theme:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMx8FVUgxIM

>>510167001 (OP)
Nobody give s a damn about those stupid violent inbred hillbillies

Hillbillies faced the National Guard and the Army at Blair Mountain. It was a massive armed uprising. You can fight the government and win, that is why the USA exists.