William was the son of William Harrison Brander and Anne Catherine Murchie. He married Anna on 12 December 1867, with whom he had at least four children: Mary Mills, Catherine Murchie ("Kate"), Roberta Beverley, and Helen Temple.
He enlisted and mustered as a Private into Company "B", 4th Virginia Cavalry on 23 April 1861. He transferred as a Corporal to the then-forming Company "B" (Martin's Battery), 12th Battalion, Virginia Light Artillery on 7 May 1862. He was discharged on 14 November 1862 after furnishing a substitute, John S. Lawson.
He died at 1307 W.Main Street of "Paralysis," per Cemetery records, and is buried near his wife in the William H. and Louisiana Brander plot.
He enlisted and mustered as a Private into Company "B", 4th Virginia Cavalry on 23 April 1861. He transferred as a Corporal to the then-forming Company "B" (Martin's Battery), 12th Battalion, Virginia Light Artillery on 7 May 1862. He was discharged on 14 November 1862 after furnishing a substitute, John S. Lawson.
He died at 1307 W.Main Street of "Paralysis," per Cemetery records, and is buried near his wife in the William H. and Louisiana Brander plot.
William was the son of William Harrison Brander and Anne Catherine Murchie. He married Anna on 12 December 1867, with whom he had at least four children: Mary Mills, Catherine Murchie ("Kate"), Roberta Beverley, and Helen Temple.
He enlisted and mustered as a Private into Company "B", 4th Virginia Cavalry on 23 April 1861. He transferred as a Corporal to the then-forming Company "B" (Martin's Battery), 12th Battalion, Virginia Light Artillery on 7 May 1862. He was discharged on 14 November 1862 after furnishing a substitute, John S. Lawson.
He died at 1307 W.Main Street of "Paralysis," per Cemetery records, and is buried near his wife in the William H. and Louisiana Brander plot.
He enlisted and mustered as a Private into Company "B", 4th Virginia Cavalry on 23 April 1861. He transferred as a Corporal to the then-forming Company "B" (Martin's Battery), 12th Battalion, Virginia Light Artillery on 7 May 1862. He was discharged on 14 November 1862 after furnishing a substitute, John S. Lawson.
He died at 1307 W.Main Street of "Paralysis," per Cemetery records, and is buried near his wife in the William H. and Louisiana Brander plot.
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