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Marriage: Children:

  1. William Keith Pouncey: Birth: 13 APR 1905 in Georgiana, Butler, Alabama, USA. Death: 19 FEB 1988 in Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas

  2. Velma Kate Pouncey: Birth: 26 NOV 1906 in Butler County, Alabama. Death: 12 MAR 1986 in Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama

  3. Verdie Leal Pouncey: Birth: 18 NOV 1908 in Butler County, Alabama. Death: 06 JUN 1996 in Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama

  4. Lottie Ruth Pouncey: Birth: 20 NOV 1911 in Butler County, Alabama. Death: 10 MAY 2004 in Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama

  5. Tessie Lucille Pouncey: Birth: 27 AUG 1913 in Butler County, Alabama. Death: 03 OCT 2007 in Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama

  6. Orice Kendrick Pouncey: Birth: 22 APR 1915 in Butler County, Alabama. Death: 04 JUL 1990 in Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama

  7. Jessie Elmira Pouncey: Birth: 07 SEP 1917 in Butler County, Alabama. Death: 12 APR 1979 in Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama

  8. Dewey Bishop Pouncey: Birth: 18 JUN 1919 in Butler County, Alabama. Death: 05 AUG 2000 in Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama

  9. Claude Hammond Pouncey: Birth: 07 FEB 1921 in Butler County, Alabama. Death: 14 AUG 1986 in Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida

  10. Hazel Willodean Pouncey: Birth: 15 AUG 1924 in Butler County, Alabama. Death: 30 MAY 2000 in Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida

  11. Bertice Pauline Pouncey: Birth: 22 SEP 1927 in Butler County, Alabama. Death: 09 JUN 1995 in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama

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Sources
1. Title:   Genealogy of Elaine Hendricks
Author:   Elaine Hall Hendricks
Publication:   Name: Nov 1950 - June 2007; Location: Dadeville, Alabama; Date: July 1997;

Notes
a. Note:   Montgomery Advertiser 2/29/40 and Greenville Advocate Obituary notice Montgomery Advertiser Thursday February 29, 1940 William C. Pouncey, 59, who died Monday following an illness ofoneweek were held Tuesday, at Friendship. Surviving besides Mrs. Pounceyarefour sons - W. K., and O. K. Pouncey, Montgomery, Claude H. and DeweyB.Pouncey, Greenville, eight daughters, Mrs. R. W. Mills, Mrs. J. K. Cooper,Mrs.Wright Ward, Mrs. Jonnie W. Hall, all of Montgomery, Mrs. J. D.Hendricks,Misses Hazel, Pauline and Christine Pouncey, Greenville. Dunklin FuneralHome was in charge. Obituary, Greenville Advocate, Butler County, Alabama In Memory - On Monday, February 26th, at 7:00 o'clock a.m., thesweetspirit of Mr. W. C. Pouncey winged it flight back to the God who gave it.Bro. Pouncey lived his life in Butler County, except for 2 years spentinConecuh. He was 59 years old. He was loved and respected by his familyandfriends. Bro Pouncey was ill some 9 days with pneumonia. All was donethatloving hands and tender care could do, but to no avail. God knew best, andcalledhim home to be ever with the blest, where there will be no more suffering, nomo heartaches, nor good byes. Bro Pouncey was a great believerinholiness. He talked and testified holiness wherever he went and to whomeverhewaswith. He was wonderfully saved and sanctified. He shouted and sang praisestoGod. While confined to his bed, he told his companion and children hewasgoing to Heaven and he wanted their family to be unbroken in Heaven. Ohthanksbe to God for testimony like that. We can truly say of Bro. PounceylikePaul of old: "He has fought a good fight, kept the faith, and has finishedhis course," and we believe a crown of righteousness is laid up inglory.It seems as if we can hear Bro. Pouncey say: "Weep not for me, dearwifeand children, for I will be waiting for thee in glory." The funeral was held at the Friendship Holiness Church Tuesday at 3pm. The house was overflowing with relatives and friends to pay theirlastrespects to Bro. Pouncey. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev.LevyPressley, the Rev. I N Jordan, the Rev. Clarence Till, the Rev. J. E. Till, theRev.Volmar Owens and the Rev. S. A. Dantzler. His body was laid to rest in theold Friendship cemetery to await the resurrection morn, when the deadinChrist shall arise. He leave to mourn his passing, his wife. Mrs. W. C. Pouncey,ofGreenville, Route 1; and 12 children, Mrs. Reuben Mills, Mrs. KenyonCooper,Mrs.Wright Ward, Mrs. Johnnie Hall, Keith and Kendrick Pouncey, ofMontgomery,Ala; Mrs. J. D. Hendricks, of Greenville; Dewey, Claud, Hazel, ChristineandPauline, all of Greenville, Route 1; also two sisters, Mrs. Felix Dantzler,ofBrewton, and Mrs. Henry Thomas of Bushnell, Fla; also a host of other relativesandfriends. Pallbearers were sons and son-in-law, Johnson and Dunklin in charge. Dear daddy it is so lonely since you went away, but we know thatyouare at rest in Jesus, and in sin will never more stray. Dear daddy, youknowthat we loved you, and we know that you loved us too. So, dear daddy, weknowthat today you rejoice with the angels in the mansions bright and fair.Sorest on, dear daddy, in Jesus, and some day we shall meet thee up there.--Written by a friend.

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