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William T. Johnson

Sunday, February 7, 2010

Mercer University and its Presidents


Presidents


Billington Sanders, Mercer's first President
  • Billington McCarthy Sanders (1833–1840)[35]
  • Otis Smith (1840–1844)[36]
  • John Leadley Dagg (1844–1854)[37]
  • Nathaniel Macon Crawford(1854–1856)[38]
  • Shelton Palmer Sanford (acting President; 1856–1858)[39]
  • Nathaniel Macon Crawford (1858–1866)[38]
  • Henry Holcombe Tucker (1866–1871)[40]
  • Archibald John Battle (1872–1889)[41]
  • Gustavus Alonzo Nunnally (1889–1893)[42]
  • Joseph Edgerton Willet (acting President; 1893)[43]
  • James Bruton Gambrell (1893–1896)[44]
  • Pinckney Daniel Pollock (1896–1903)[45]
  • Matthew Quinn Wetherington (acting President; 1903–1905)[46]
  • William Heard Kilpatrick (acting President; 1903–1905)[47]
  • Charles Lee Smith (1905–1906)[48]
  • Samuel Young Jameson (1906–1913)[49]
  • James Freeman Sellers (acting President; 1913–1914)[50]
  • William Lowndes Pickard (1914–1918)[51]
  • Rufus Washington Weaver (1918–1927)[52]
  • Andrew Phillip Montague (acting President; 1927–1928)[53]
  • Spright Dowell (1928–1953)[54]
  • George Boyce Connell (1953–1959)[55]
  • Spright Dowell (interim President; 1959–1960)[54]
  • Rufus Carrollton Harris (1960–1979)[56]
  • Raleigh Kirby Godsey (1979–2006)[57]
  • William D. Underwood (2006–present)[58]

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