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Your page does not have Secure Socket Layer or other security measures, so the password can be compromised. William C. Grandle was my great grandfather and was from Lacey Spring, Plains District in Rockingham County, VA. His records indicate he was in Company H, 58th Virginia Militia. He had two brothers, also in the CSA. Christian (Christy) served in Co. H, 10th VA Calvary and the other brother, Emanuel Grandle, served in Company I, 33rd Regiment of VA (Stonewall Brigade). All three brothers survived the war. William Cutler is buried in Lacey Spring Cemetery; Christian is buried in Beaver Creek Church of the Brethren Cemetery, Dayton, VA., and Emanuel is buried in Winchester Military Cemetery, Winchester, VA. Their great grandfather, Godfrey Grandle served in the American Revolution from New York.
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