Suggested edit: Clemmons Mercer. Mercer served as a lieutenant in an Emanuel County Militia Unit. Captain Moring’s Company fought valiantly against those battle-hardened veterans of General William T. Sherman during The Atlanta Campaign. Mercer survived the war, but died before he reached the age of fifty. Having contracted malaria during the Third and Final Seminole Indian War (down in Florida), he never quite recovered from those poisonous mosquito bites of 1856.
Contributor: Jay Clifton (49782973) • [email protected]
Suggested edit: Clemmons Mercer. Mercer served as a lieutenant in an Emanuel County Militia Unit. Captain Moring’s Company fought valiantly against those battle-hardened veterans of General William T. Sherman during The Atlanta Campaign. Mercer survived the war, but died before he reached the age of fifty. Having contracted malaria during the Third and Final Seminole Indian War (down in Florida), he never quite recovered from those poisonous mosquito bites of 1856.
Contributor: Jay Clifton (49782973) • [email protected]
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Malichier Mercer
1860–1933
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Seaborn Mercer
1862–1898
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Mitchel C. Mercer
1864–1899
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Laura Mercer Bird
1866–1947
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Clemons "Clem" Mercer Jr
1868–1959
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Lawson M Mercer
1870–1930
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Daniel Webster Mercer
1872–1958
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Russell Johnson Mercer
1874–1955
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Alonzo "Lonnie" Mercer
1875–1952
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John Mercer
1878–1955
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Joseph E. "Joe" Mercer
1880–1936
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