The Lee-Peacock feud involved several of the Boren's & Maddoxes.
This account is from stories told by descendants of the Borens
and Maddoxes. This story has been recorded in several of the
county histories of Collin, Grayson, Hunt, and Fannin counties,
known as Four Corners. The story has been documented in the
book, "Murder At The Corners", by Gladys B. Ray, "The Frontier
Times", The Handbook of Texas Online, & many publications. See
the Letter written by Bill Boren to Dick Boren explaining his
reasons why he had to kill Henry, and how he felt about
Quantrill's Raiders and John Wesley Hardin. Following the Civil
War, young men began to come home to Texas. If a young man could
have his druthers it might have been to have no Dixon, Lee,
Peacock, or Boren blood in his veins. Before the Great War, they
were all thick as molasses, good friends and neighbors, and even
kin. According to legend, Richard and Henry Boren were even
living in the Lee household, for a time. But later became
cussing and shooting kin. Youn