TY  - GEN
AB  - William Washingon Browne, from `Negro Stars in All Ages of the World` by W. H. Quick, L. L. B. Browne was a champion of empancipation and joined the Union Army in 1862 when the Army seized Memphis, Tennessee.  Browne was an outspoken critic of the Ku Klux Klan, and avid Temperance activist and was a Methodist minister of the Leigh Street Methodist Episcopal Church in Richmond, Virginia. The only possible Charlotte connection may have been with the Temperance organization the United Order of True Reformers. Physical Description: Publisher: Unknown
DA  - 1890
ID  - 1748
KW  - William Washington Browne, Military, People, City and Town Life
L1  - https://vault.cmlibrary.org/record/1748/files/AA_2004_05_0224_03.jpg
L2  - https://vault.cmlibrary.org/record/1748/files/AA_2004_05_0224_03.jpg
L4  - https://vault.cmlibrary.org/record/1748/files/AA_2004_05_0224_03.jpg
LK  - https://vault.cmlibrary.org/record/1748/files/AA_2004_05_0224_03.jpg
N2  - William Washingon Browne, from `Negro Stars in All Ages of the World` by W. H. Quick, L. L. B. Browne was a champion of empancipation and joined the Union Army in 1862 when the Army seized Memphis, Tennessee.  Browne was an outspoken critic of the Ku Klux Klan, and avid Temperance activist and was a Methodist minister of the Leigh Street Methodist Episcopal Church in Richmond, Virginia. The only possible Charlotte connection may have been with the Temperance organization the United Order of True Reformers. Physical Description: Publisher: Unknown
PY  - 1890
T1  - William Washington Browne (1849–1897)
TI  - William Washington Browne (1849–1897)
UR  - https://vault.cmlibrary.org/record/1748/files/AA_2004_05_0224_03.jpg
Y1  - 1890
ER  -