That's interesting. I recently found out that my great grandfather (George Washington Funk) and his brother (Andrew Jackson Funk) joined the army the same day on 4/24/61 (see the link at:http://www.newrivernotes.com/va/grcwa-f.htm#F),and were placed in the Jackson Brigade. They were both wounded a couple of times and my grandfather finally was released some months after Chancellorsville (I hear he was wounded at the exact same spot where Stonewall was wounded, but the day after.) But Andrew was not as fortunate. He was captured in the early morning of 5/12/64 at "Bloody Angle" (Battle of Spotsylvania Court House) when Grant made a 4 A.M. surprise attack on the Confederates who were holding ground to stop Grant's march to Richmond. 4000 Confederates were captured after hand-to-hand combat in one of the worst battles in the war. He later died in the Point Lookout Prison in Maryland. Do you know of any books or sources where I could find out more about the battles Spotsylvania and Chancellorsville? thanks