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 captain
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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