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30 join Early near StrAsburg or Mount Jackson. Quite a number of deserters hav1More Details
31Mount Jackson upon December 1More Details
67 s and Walker s bri gades near Mount Jackson to guard the valley, I moved fro1More Details
106 and North Carolina troops and Colonel Jackson s command from Kenansville, brok1More Details
108 crossed the wagons Barton. Reached Jacksonville on Saturday and artillery o1More Details
109 moved in the fol lowing* order Colonel Jackson commanding the advance, composed2More Details
110 A detachment of cavalry, under Colonel Jackson, was sent toward Morehead City e1More Details
112 bridge, at the request of Colonel Jackson, There are now only a few organi1More Details
131JACKSON, January 1More Details
175 away their arms. He re turned to Mount Jackson without loss, although pursued, 1More Details
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345 are no rebel troops north of Mount Jackson, except, perhaps, a few scouts. 1More Details
353 last to reach Petersburg from Mount Jackson. Cannot the Tenth [West] Virgini1More Details
365 that Ewell had arrived at Mount Jackson with 20.000 men. Colonel Boyd sa1More Details
379 infantry at New Market, one at Mount Jackson, and one about 2 miles this side1More Details
396 believed to have fallen back to Mount Jackson or New Market. Will you be down 1More Details
416 with about 200 infantry, are at Mount Jackson. On Friday last 3oO cavalry left1More Details
417 me that Be 350 cavalry left Mount Jackson for Moorefield on Friday last. o1More Details
418 The Seventh Virginia Cavalry at Mount Jackson, and Early at Harrisonburg. Ther1More Details
470 and New Market, under Early. Bill Jackson, they state, is under arrest for1More Details
471 assured by these poor creatures that Jackson will not have 200 men in his com1More Details
492M. Jackson. 13th Pennsylvania Reserves 1More Details
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War of the Rebellion : a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union And Confederate Armies (1880).