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Added: Sep 29, 2019. Find a Grave Memorial ID: 203399614. Source citation. only son of Frederic William Mercer (9 Dec 1892-Dec 1984) & Esther Mary Wiggins. Fred Sr--only son of W H Mercer & Frances Hoburn. Fred Sr was president and treasurer of the Mercer Cycle Company.
Aug 27, 1978 · Biography. Frederic William "Bill" Mercer was a playwright and the life-partner of the actor David Joseph Manners. Bill was born in 19 February 1918 in Seattle, Washington, the son of Frederic Mercer and Esther Wiggins. Esther, his mother, died in 1919 when Frederic was only one.
- February 19, 1918
- August 27, 1978
Partner. Frederic William "Bill" Mercer (1948–1978; Mercer's death) David Joseph Manners (born Rauff de Ryther Duan Acklom; April 30, 1900 – December 23, 1998) was a Canadian-American actor who played John Harker in Tod Browning's 1931 horror classic Dracula, which starred Bela Lugosi in the title role. [2]
Later, in 1948, he established a long-term partnership with playwright Frederic William "Bill" Mercer. Initially, they lived together at David's ranch but left Victorville in 1956 to move to another residence in Pacific Palisades. Manners and Mercer remained partners until Bill's death in 1978.
Frederic William “Bill” Mercer. Nacimiento. 19 Feb 1918. Seattle, King County, Washington, USA. Defunción. 27 Ago 1978 (de 60 años de edad) Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County, California, USA. Sepultura. Detalles de la sepultura desconocidos Añadir al mapa. ID del homenaje. 203399614. · Ver fuente. Compartir. Guardar en.
In 1948, David Manners began a long-term relationship with playwright and writer Frederic William (Bill) Mercer. They initially lived together at Manners’s ranch in Victorville but moved in 1956 to a residence in Pacific Palisades.
In 1948, he established a long-term personal relationship with playwright Frederic William ("Bill") Mercer (1918-1978). The couple remained together in California until Bill's death. After his Hollywood years, David re-intensified his strong spiritual interest and took a path that resulted in a number of philosophical writings.
