I would agree that his biography, as well, needs more research and include more detail as he is a controversial historic figure. His notoriety is derived greatly from a 'battle' that has also been described as a massacre. The Army awarded as many Medals for the massacre of up to 300 individuals, of which up to 60% of victims were women and children, as it issued for Cedar Creek an Antietam. Cedar Creek involved 53,000 troops with 8,674 killed. Antietam 113,000 troops with 23.000 killed.