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Jackson, Nancy Ann. Colonel Edward Jackson 1759-1828 Revolutioary Soldier: History and Genealogy of the Son of Immigrants John and Elizabeth Cummins Jackson, His Wives and Families of Mary Haddan and Elizabeth W. Brake Grandparents of General Stonewall Jackson. Franklin: Genealogy Publishing Co., 1995

Front of the Jackson House, photo by Dean Matthews.

Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson, oil on canvas, 1869, by William Garl Browne, collection of the Stonewall Jackson Foundation, Lexington, Virginia.

Thomas J. Jackson and family, Lithograph by unidentified printmaker, collection of the Stonewall Jackson Foundation, Lexington, Virginia.

This rare print depicts Thomas J. Jackson, Mary Anna Morrison Jackson, and their daughter, Julia, posing for a family portrait; however, this touching family scene never took place. The unidentified lithographer --- probably working years after Jackson's death --- prepared a composite view based upon three individual photographs, including the popular war-time portrait of Jackson made in Winchester and two later portraits of mother and child. No photograph of the Jackson family is known to exist, although two composite prints of the Jackson family, including this one and an 1866 print by William Sartain, were made to meet the popular demand for such domestic scenes.

LIFE AND TIMES:

Thomas Jonathan Jackson, 1855 daguerreotype attributed to H. B. Hull, The National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution.

Parlor, Stonewall Jackson House, photo © H.K. Barnett, all rights reserved.

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View of Rockbridge County provided by Lexington/Rockbridge County Tourism.

Photo of Jackson Clock by Dean Matthews

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Stonewall Jackson House staff photographs.

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Carriage in front of the Stonewall Jackson House, photograph by Dean Matthews.

View of the garden and back of the Stonewall Jackson House, photograph by Gordon Beall.

School students in the garden of the Stonewall Jackson House, Stonewall Jackson House staff photograph.

Natural Bridge of Virginia, photograph provided by Lexington/Rockbridge County Tourism.

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View north along Main Street in downtown Lexington provided by Lexington/Rockbridge County Tourism.

View of Virginia Military Institute, photograph by Dean Matthews.

View of Lee House at Washington & Lee University, photograph by Dean Matthews.

View of the Lexington Visitor Center, photograph by Dean Matthews

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