Mercer
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Mercer may refer to:
- Mercer (occupation), the original definition of mercer, meaning a merchant or trader, though its current meaning is more specifically a merchant who deals in textiles
- Mercer (car), a type of automobile
- Mercer (consulting firms), a collection of consulting firms belonging to Marsh & McLennan Companies
[edit] Places
In the United States of America:
- Mercer, Pennsylvania
- Mercer, North Dakota
- Mercer, Wisconsin
- Mercer County, Illinois
- Mercer County, Kentucky
- Mercer County, Missouri
- Mercer County, New Jersey
- Mercer County, North Dakota
- Mercer County, Ohio
- Mercer County, Pennsylvania
- Mercer County, West Virginia
- Mercer Island, Washington
- Mercer University, a school in Georgia
- Mercer Street, a block in New York City running through NoHo and SoHo
Elsewhere:
- Mercer Island, Aragam
[edit] People
- Major Mercer, a Parliamentarian cavalry officer who fought at the Battle of Worcester
- Billy Mercer, former professional football player, now goalkeeping coach at Sheffield Wednesday
- Henry Chapman Mercer, an American engineer and architect
- Brig. Gen. Hugh Mercer, Continental Army, American Revolutionary War
- James Mercer, several different people
- John Mercer (scientist), 18th century English chemist and fabric printer
- Johnny Mercer, 20th century American songwriter
- Patrick Mercer, UK Conservative Member of Parliament
- Rick Mercer, a popular Canadian comedian
- Roy D. Mercer, a fictional radio character
- The fictional Mercer family, making up the main characters of the film Four Brothers
[edit] See also
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