Alexander Cavalie Mercer commanded the G-Troop Royal Horse Artillery which famously repelled the French cavalry charges on June 18th 1815.
After retiring from the military he settled in Exeter, having spent a lot of time in Devon as a child.
He's buried in St David's Church.
GWR to be nationalised by the end of the year
GBR instead of GWR
Torbay goes yellow and blue to support the Gulls
Seafront lights to shine in Torquay United's colours
Labour crumbles under the weight of Reform UK
Reform won 14 and Labour lost eight
Labour loses overall control of Exeter
Full results from city elections
Murder charge following death of Plymouth man
Mark Carpenter, 57, appearing in court
Exeter takeover by AFC Bournemouth owners approved
Investment group could own Chiefs
