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What contributions did presisdent Stonewall Jackson make during the civil war?
Stonewall Jackson was never President.
What article was Confederate General Stonewall Jackson known for sucking during the Civil War?
Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson
Who was killed by his own man during the civil war?
Stonewall jackson
What role did Stonewall Jackson have during the American Civil War?
Stonewall Jackson was a Confederate (Southern) general in the American Civil War. he inspired troops, and held his ground during the Battle of Bull Run.
Whose nickname was stonewall?
Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson (January 21, 1824 - May 10, 1863) was a Confederate general during the American Civil War,Stonewall was Stonewall Jackson nickname.
What general was killed at the battle Chancellorsville during the civil war?
Stonewall Jackson
What was stonewall's role in the civil war?
how did Stonewall Jackson contribute to the civil war
Whos nickname is stonewall?
It was Thomas Jonathon Jackson he was a military leader in the Civil War and he got that name during the Battle of Bull Run.
Who was accidentally killed by his own men in chancellorville during civil war?
Stonewall Jackson
Was there anyone famous by the name of Awall Jackson or A Wall Jackson?
There was Stonewall Jackson, a general in the Confederate Army during the Civil War.
Is Thomas Jackson related to Stonewall Jackson?
"Stonewall" Jackson's given name was Thomas Jonathan Jackson -- "Stonewall" was a nickname he received during the Civil War as a Major general in the Confederate army. No modern celebrity named Jackson is directly descended from Stonewall Jackson, as his only surviving child was a daughter born in 1862.
Is Andrew Jackson Stonewall Jackson?
No. "Stonewall" Jackson was Thomas Jonathan Jackson-- Stonewall was a nickname he gained while a Confederate general in the Civil War. President Andrew Jackson was born in 1767 and died in 1845. General Stonewall Jackson was born in 1824 and died during the war in 1863, ironically as a result of "friendly fire."
