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Jackson retreated up the Valley Pike to Woodstock with the Federals following behind
” Even US General Crook exclaimed
General Jackson now had in place one of the key men who would give him the strategic information needed to out maneuver the Federal armies he was facing
The home was located next to the Valley Pike at Narrow Passage Creek which flowed into the North Fork of the Shenandoah River
Now in command of the Rangers and with the help of John B
McNeill's Rangers John Paul Strain Jackson retreated up the ValleyMcNeills Rangers were a partisan unit of Confederate cavalry raiders whose exploits would become legendary in West Virginia. Formally designated as Company E of the 18th Virginia Cavalry, they were led by Captain John Hanson McNeill. The Rangers operated behind enemy lines attacking Federal wagon trains, outposts, railroad yards, and generally raising hell anywhere they had the chance. Sadly on October 3rd 1864 in a predawn attack near Mt. Jackson,
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