Who was Stonewall Jackson?

Answer 1

Stonewall Jackson was a leading Confederate general during the Civil War.

He was loved by his staff and men and was a devout Christian, proven by the fact that he would report all of his victories by starting with "By God's grace.."

Another answer:

Lieutenant-General Thomas Jonathan Jackson was a corps commander in the General Lee's Army of Northern Virginia.

Another answer:

Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson was one of Confederate General Robert E. Lee's favorite Generals. Jackson proved himself to be an excellent general.

Stonewall Jackson was one of the leading generals for the Confederacy in the US Civil War. His nickname of Stonewall was based on his performance in the first Battle of Bull Run. Jackson did in 1863 after the Battle of Chancellorsville by friendly fire.

Answer 2

Confederate General, and the perfect team-mate for Robert E. Lee, with whom he carried out the bold thrusts that brought astonishing victories in 1862-3.

When he was wounded at Chancellorsville, and his left arm had to be amputated, Lee remarked "You have lost your left arm, and I have lost my right arm." Stonewall died a few days later. Lee and his army were never the same after that.

Answer 3

Andrew "Stonewall" Jackson was a president who also helped design the Vietnam Memorial. He was given the name "Stonewall" because the memorial looks sort of like a stone wall.

Answer 4

Andrew "Ole Hickory" Jackson was President and is on the $20 Bill. He was a General during the Revolutionary War and famous for winning the battle of New Orleans. Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson was a Conferdate General.