Barber and Mizzell Feud - Kissimmee | Central Florida Roadtrip

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Barber and Mizzell Feud - Kissimmee | Central Florida Roadtrip

Most all of us have heard of the feud between the Hattfields and the McCoys. Well, what about the Mizell-Barber family feud. Bone Mizell was the cousin of David Mizell, who was the sheriff of Orange County back in 1870. Moses Barber was a successful cattleman. This family feud was fueled in large part by post-civil war politics.
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