Married: Mittie Breece in 1766 N.C.
Father of: Thomas, Lemuel, James Breece, Louvernia, Thomas, Martha, John, Lavina
Richard Pounder is not buried at the Pounders Cemetery. His true burial site is unknown. The pictured military marker was placed in the Pounders Cemetery by Mae Lee Pounders as a memorial to her great-great-great grandfather. Details were published on page 3-A of the FRANKLIN COUNTY TIMES, Russellville, Alabama on Wednesday, April 4, 1979. I spoke with Mae Lee Pounders a couple of times and she said that she did not know where Richard was buried. Mae Lee believed he died and was buried somewhere in Tennessee. Ceyburn Pounders
Father of: Thomas, Lemuel, James Breece, Louvernia, Thomas, Martha, John, Lavina
Richard Pounder is not buried at the Pounders Cemetery. His true burial site is unknown. The pictured military marker was placed in the Pounders Cemetery by Mae Lee Pounders as a memorial to her great-great-great grandfather. Details were published on page 3-A of the FRANKLIN COUNTY TIMES, Russellville, Alabama on Wednesday, April 4, 1979. I spoke with Mae Lee Pounders a couple of times and she said that she did not know where Richard was buried. Mae Lee believed he died and was buried somewhere in Tennessee. Ceyburn Pounders
Married: Mittie Breece in 1766 N.C.
Father of: Thomas, Lemuel, James Breece, Louvernia, Thomas, Martha, John, Lavina
Richard Pounder is not buried at the Pounders Cemetery. His true burial site is unknown. The pictured military marker was placed in the Pounders Cemetery by Mae Lee Pounders as a memorial to her great-great-great grandfather. Details were published on page 3-A of the FRANKLIN COUNTY TIMES, Russellville, Alabama on Wednesday, April 4, 1979. I spoke with Mae Lee Pounders a couple of times and she said that she did not know where Richard was buried. Mae Lee believed he died and was buried somewhere in Tennessee. Ceyburn Pounders
Father of: Thomas, Lemuel, James Breece, Louvernia, Thomas, Martha, John, Lavina
Richard Pounder is not buried at the Pounders Cemetery. His true burial site is unknown. The pictured military marker was placed in the Pounders Cemetery by Mae Lee Pounders as a memorial to her great-great-great grandfather. Details were published on page 3-A of the FRANKLIN COUNTY TIMES, Russellville, Alabama on Wednesday, April 4, 1979. I spoke with Mae Lee Pounders a couple of times and she said that she did not know where Richard was buried. Mae Lee believed he died and was buried somewhere in Tennessee. Ceyburn Pounders
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