CAUDY (James) GRAVESITE, Capon Bridge, WV.
Lat:39°17.167N; Lon:078°26.218W; Elev:808ft
Located about .3 miles along the Cacapon River Rd. on private property, on what is known as the buffalo or llama farm. This is the gravesite of one of the first settlers of Hampshire County. It is said that James Caudy predates Fort Edwards of Capon Bridge WV. Located in Hampshire Co., is Caudy's Castle, which is named after him. Caudy fought 15 Indians at the Caudy Castle location. Anyone with anymore information on this individual, please send me an email, so that I can place it with this photo. The fence around the gravesite was donated & built by several members of the Capon Bridge Ruritan.
James Caudy.
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