This man married a Native American woman named Morning Mist of the Haida tribe, who died five years after their marriage in 1856. During the so-called Pig War with Great Britain, he defended San Juan 
This man married a Native American woman named Morning Mist of the Haida tribe, who died five years after their marriage in 1856. During the so-called Pig War with Great Britain, he defended San Juan Island from British warships. One of this man's most grievous defeats occurred in April 1865 when he was enjoying a fish fry picnic with his officers and arrived too late to rally his troops against Union attack at Five Forks. Promoted to major general in 1862, some of his brigadier generals included Richard Garnett and Lewis Armistead, both of whom died in the battle this man is most associated with. Along with Johnston Pettigrew and Isaac Trimble, this man participated in an action that occurred after two hours of artillery barrage on Cemetery Ridge. For 10 points, identify this Confederate general, best remembered for leading an ill-fated charge during the battle of Gettysburg.
This man married a Native American woman named Morning Mist of the Haida tribe, who died five years after their marriage in 1856.
George {Pickett}