Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Colonel William L. Jackson” in chapter 1.33, section c.1.33.118, page 305 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 34.:
...tly behind General Imboden's staff, and with fife and drum they moved out. Next came Colonel Patton, as true a knight as ever put lance to rest, at the head of the Twenty-second Regiment.
Next came Colonel William L. Jackson , whose face was beaming with joy, at the head of the Ninteenth Regiment of Cavalry.
Next Colonel Dunn, at the head of his batalion; next Colonel John Higginbothan, at the head of the Twenty-fifth V...
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