However, he left school and soon was a 2nd Lt. and an aide-de-camp to his famous brother-in-law General Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson.
He was with Stonewall when he was wounded near Chancellorsville. He would be with his sister, Mary Anna Jackson at Guinea Station when Stonewall died.
He transferred to General Ramsuer's 57th North Carolina Infantry in September 1863. By 1865 he was Captain of Company F.
He would be wounded twice. The second near Petersburg resulted in the loss of a foot.
He was also suffering from T.B. and recuperated for 4 years after the war in California. In 1869 he returned to North Carolina, where he became a planter and ran the Mariposa Cotton Mills.
However, he left school and soon was a 2nd Lt. and an aide-de-camp to his famous brother-in-law General Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson.
He was with Stonewall when he was wounded near Chancellorsville. He would be with his sister, Mary Anna Jackson at Guinea Station when Stonewall died.
He transferred to General Ramsuer's 57th North Carolina Infantry in September 1863. By 1865 he was Captain of Company F.
He would be wounded twice. The second near Petersburg resulted in the loss of a foot.
He was also suffering from T.B. and recuperated for 4 years after the war in California. In 1869 he returned to North Carolina, where he became a planter and ran the Mariposa Cotton Mills.
Inscription
I have fought a good fight
I have finished my course
I have kept the faith
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Family Members
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Isabella Sophia Morrison Hill
1825–1904
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William Wilberforce Morrison
1826–1865
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Harriet Abigail Morrison Irwin
1828–1897
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Mary Anna Morrison Jackson
1831–1915
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Eugenia Erixene Morrison Barringer
1833–1858
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Sarah M Morrison
1835–1838
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Elizabeth Lee D. Morrison
1837–1838
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Susan Washington Morrison Avery
1838–1886
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Laura Panthea Morrison Brown
1840–1920
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Robert Hall Morrison Jr
1843–1922
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Willis D. "Wid" Morrison
1843–1922
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Madison Monroe Morrison
1847–1937
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Rev Alfred James Morrison
1849–1876
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