Several people with this surname were killed by Plyant Mahon, who became the plaintiff in a Supreme Court ruling that states cannot perform renditions from other states.
Several people with this surname were killed by Plyant Mahon, who became the plaintiff in a Supreme Court ruling that states cannot perform renditions from other states. Some descendants of this family name were treated for von Hippel-Lindau disease, a rare genetic disorder which can lead to hormonal swings. One teetotaler by this surname nonetheless pled guilty to captaining the Tomoka, a rum-running ship, during Prohibition. A family of this name lost in court due to Bill Staton's testimony - their interests aligned with lawyer Perry Cline, who urged Frank Phillips to carry out cross-state extraditions. This family's house was burnt down by Jim Vance on New Year's Day six years after three brothers in it were tied to pawpaw bushes and shot - that happened west of the Tug Fork of the Big Sandy River. FTP, give this surname of a Kentucky-based family which lost a pig belonging to its patriarch "Ole Ran'l," leading to a feud with the West Virginian Hatfields.
Several people with this surname were killed by Plyant Mahon, who became the plaintiff in a Supreme Court ruling that states cannot perform renditions from other states.
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