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The Stonewall Brigade in the Civil War by Patrick Hook and Steve Smith, Zenith Press Organized from assorted militia companies in and near the Shenandoah Valley on April 27, 1861, the 1st Brigade, Virginia Volunteers, had its character and destiny swiftly defined by its first commander, Colonel Thomas J. Jackson. In the Confederates’ pivotal defense …
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