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* [[Mortimer Jordan]] (1799–1866), plantation owner in the [[Hueytown]] area | * [[Mortimer Jordan]] (1799–1866), plantation owner in the [[Hueytown]] area | ||
* [[Mortimer Jordan (born 1841)]], grandson of [[Mortimer Jordan]] by his son, [[William Jordan]] | * [[Mortimer Jordan (born 1841)]], grandson of [[Mortimer Jordan]] by his son, [[William Jordan]] | ||
* [[Mortimer Jordan | * [[Mortimer Jordan Jr]] (1844–1889), son of the plantation owner, a noted physician | ||
* [[Mortimer Jordan III]] (1881–1918), son of Mortimer Jordan, Jr, a [[World War I]] hero | * [[Mortimer Jordan III]] (1881–1918), son of Mortimer Jordan, Jr, a [[World War I]] hero | ||
* [[Mortimer Jordan IV]] (1911-1980), son of Mortimer Jordan III, a businessman | * [[Mortimer Jordan IV]] (1911-1980), son of Mortimer Jordan III, a businessman | ||
Latest revision as of 15:01, 4 August 2015
Mortimer Jordan can refer to any of the following:
people
- Mortimer Jordan (1799–1866), plantation owner in the Hueytown area
- Mortimer Jordan (born 1841), grandson of Mortimer Jordan by his son, William Jordan
- Mortimer Jordan Jr (1844–1889), son of the plantation owner, a noted physician
- Mortimer Jordan III (1881–1918), son of Mortimer Jordan, Jr, a World War I hero
- Mortimer Jordan IV (1911-1980), son of Mortimer Jordan III, a businessman
places
- Mortimer Jordan High School in Morris, named in 1920 for Mortimer Jordan III.
- Mortimer Jordan Hall, a former building at UAB, demolished in 2002.
organizations
- Captain Mortimer Jordan Camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, meets in Gardendale
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