Welcome to Hatfield McCoy Haven, offering Rental, Lodging
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About Us:
Our Mission
At Hatfield McCoy Haven, we are dedicated to you having a memorable experience. Our mission is to provide you with a safe comfortable place to stay during your visit while you are here in this Historic area of the Hatfield McCoy Feud, or if your plans are to be here to ride the SXS trails located close by, our hopes are you will enjoy your stay and come back to see us again.
A little bit of background on how Hatfield McCoy Haven came to be
Mike's Family has plenty of history in this historic area. His 4th Great Grandfather William Scott was born on 2 December 1786, in Bedford, Virginia, British Colonial America, son of, Axton Scott, and Dorcas Wright. William Scott married Elizabeth McCoy, in 1807. They were the parents of at least 7 sons and 6 daughters. Elizabeth McCoy was a sister to the parents of Asa Harmon, Randolph "Randall" sons of Daniel McCoy and Sarah McCoy daughter of Samuel McCoy making the feudist Mike's 1st cousin's on his father's side. William and Elizabeth Scott and lived in Floyd County (which is now Pike County), Kentucky, United States for about 10 years. He died on 22 October 1864, in Pike, Kentucky, United States, at the age of 77, and is buried off Josh Hollow in the Bobby Scott Jr Cemetery, in Hardy, Pike County, Kentucky, United States.
Julius Scott (Mike's Great Grandfather) was married to Polly Hatfield, and she was the daughter of "Preacher/Deacon Anse" Hatfield (Whom over saw the Infamous Hog Trial) and Polly Runyon. So Mike and his family are true descendants of both the Hatfield's and McCoy's!
As if that were not enough,
Mike's mother was Bonnie Sue Hackworth and her Grandmother was a Martha Webb through his genealogy research shows Mike is a 3rd cousin to Lorretta Lynn and Crystal Gayle both famous members of Country Music Hall of Fame. Mike during his navy time rode bulls in the rodeo, and after his stint in the US Navy became a Professional Wrestler working with several wrestling organizations, with his last being for World Championship Wrestling before he retired from ring action.
Since then Mike and Lynn purchased their first Trail Houses built on KY Hwy 319 by Mike's Great Grandfather Julius Scott who had built it for his Uncle Charlie and Aunt Brookie Scott in 1940. The house fell out of the family for sometime, but Lynn and Mike were able to purchase it back, and brought it back in to the family again. Mike and his family have done what is necessary to up-date the home while keeping the integrity family members will appreciate. Due to being related to Both Sides of the Famous "Hatfield McCoy Fued" Lynn and Michael decided to aptly name their business in honor of both families with the last being part being Haven, meaning a safe place to stay. So Welcome to Hatfield McCoy Haven!!!
See our rental property pages at the top of this page to look at our Trail Houses and book your stay today!!!
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You can see us on Facebook, or book direct on our AirBnB site.
We love our customers, so feel free to give us a call to visit, and tour during normal business hours. If it is not rented at that time we would be happy to schedule and show you around. We also have Pictures on our Rental Property Pages. come enjoy the mountains while lodging with us.
Hatfield McCoy Haven, LLC
Hardy, Kentucky 41531, United States
Phone: (606) 519-3052 or (217) 257-7934 Email: hatfield.mccoy.haven@gmail.com
Hours
Open today | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm |
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