1925. 109p. by Roy Bird Cook

This book provides a detailed account of the early life and family background of Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson, a prominent Confederate general during the American Civil War. It explores his ancestry, childhood experiences at Jackson's Mills, and significant events leading to his military career. Through personal anecdotes, diaries, and historical context, the narrative highlights Jackson's formative years, his relationships with family and friends, and the influences that shaped his character and beliefs, ultimately setting the stage for his future as a military leader.