Stonewall Jackson

He was never in overall command of a battle.

His function - and his natural role - was as Lee's 'right arm', in which he performed brilliantly.

The Lee-Jackson team proved unbeatable, right up to the moment of Stonewall's mortal wounding at Chancellorsville.

Significantly, Lee lost his next battle, Gettysburg.

He fought many battles. Among them: Battle of Cedar Mountain; Battle of Chancellorsville; Battle of Chantilly; Battle of Royal Front; Battle of Hancock; Battle of Harper's Ferry; Battle of Hoke's Run; Battle of Kernstown; Battle of Manassas; Battle of McDowell; Battle of Port Republic; Battle of Rappahannock Station; Battle of White Oak Swamp; First Battle of Winchester; How Few Remain; and Second Battle of Bull Run. He died of friendly fire during the Battle of Chancellorsville. I don't think I listed all the battles, but I got most..

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General Thomas J. Jackson was married twice. His first wife was Elinor Junkin whom he married August 4, 1853. She died October 22, 1854 from complications in child birth.

His second wife was Mary Anna Morrison whom he married in 1857.

NO, but he is related to Andrew Jackon who is on the 20.

Yes 4 but 1 sibling died at birth.

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He did not refuse. Thomas was not happy with this choice of battle, but that is what happens in a war. Can't pick the days you fight. He believed that it was God's will that they fight on Sunday.

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Stonewall Jackson

He wasn't. The nickname Stonewall was given to Thomas J. Jackson, a Confederate general of the Civil War. When other Confederate units were retreating or being overrun by a Union assault, jackson's unit held firm, and they were compared to a stone wall.

Stonewall Jacksons father was named Jonathan.

Upon Jackson's death General Richard Stoddert Ewell was appointed to command of the 2nd Corps of The Army of Northern Virginia.

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Because he was a bright blue eyed man with a bright glance.

No, Jackson was killed in the big battle of Chancellorsville, about two months before Gettysburg. Gettysburg was the next big battle after Jackson's death, and he was sorely missed by the Confederates.

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The US Civil War battle of Kernstown was a defeat for Confederate General Stonewall Jackson. Jackson had received a report from his cavalry commander that Union forces had retreated from Kernstown and had left only a small force behind. The report was not true and most of the Union forces remained near the town. Jackson sent a force to take over the town. There the Union soldiers surprised the Confederates and counter attacked. This forced Confederate commander Richard Garnett to retreat. This would be one of the rare losses for Jackson in the Shenandoah Valley. Jackson's lesson was to double check on reports concerning the location of enemy troops.

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Stonewall Jackson had a life of accomplishments, but the most commonly known are related to the Civil War. Perhaps the most famous was his advised and executed flank attack against Joseph Hooker's Union army at Chancellorsville. Jackson also led a campaign in the Shenendoah Valley that tied down a force approximatley three times his own strength, releasing a lot of pressure on the Army of Northern Virgnia. An excellent and modern general, he applied a lot of tactics concidered beyond his own time.

stonewall Jackson was given his sword on August 21, 1861

I thought originally it was due to a wound he received in battle and that he raised his hand to alleviate the pain. I have been reading more into it and another answer is he used it to balance his other arm.

At the battle of Chancellorsville, Stonewall Jackson was accidentally shot by his own troops.