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This General Assembly convened in two regular sessions, held from November 22nd to December 16th in 1852, and held from November 28th to December 20th in 1853. A Special Session was convened earlier from November 1st to November 2nd in 1852. | |
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(in the Horry District & Georgetown District) |
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(in the Charleston District) |
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(in the Sumter District) |
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(in the Sumter District) |
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(aka Prince George's, Winyah Parish) |
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(in the Orangeburg District) |
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(in the Beaufort District) |
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(in the Colleton District) |
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(in the Colleton District) |
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(in the Colleton District) |
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(in the Beaufort District) |
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(in the Charleston District) |
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(in the Charleston District) |
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(in the Charleston District) |
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(in the Colleton District) |
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(in the Beaufort District) |
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(in the Orangeburg District) |
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(in the Colleton District) |
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(in the Beaufort District) |
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(in the Charleston District) |
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(in the Charleston District) |
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(in the Charleston District) |
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William Dennison Porter |
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* James Simons was elected as Speaker of the House. Thomas Worth Glover was elected as Clerk. Glover was elected as a Justice of the Court of Appeals in Law on December 8, 1852, and resigned his seat as Clerk on December 9, 1852. Hosea Jefferson Dean was then elected as Clerk on December 10, 1852. | |
** Robert Francis Withers Allston was elected as President of the Senate. William Edward Martin was elected as Clerk. | |
(1) Elected as Comptroller General of South Carolina on December 10, 1853. | |
(2) Elected to the SC Senate to replace J. L. Manning, qualified on 11/28/1853. | |
(3) Elected to replace John Isaac Ingram, qualified on 11/28/1853. | |
(4) Elected in the general election of 1852, but his seat was vacated since he already held the office of Deputy Postmaster. Re-elected in a special election, qualified on 11/28/1853. | |
(5) Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives and took his seat on March 4, 1853. | |
(6) Elected to replace Lawrence Massilon Keitt, qualified on 11/28/1853. | |
(7) Elected as Third Auditor of the Treasury for the U.S., resigned after the first session. | |
(8) Elected to replace Francis Burt, qualified on 11/28/1853. | |
(9) Elected in the general election of 1852, but the election was declared null and void because of voting irregularities. Re-elected in a special election, and took his seat on 12/9/1852. | |
(10) Elected in the general election of 1852, but his seat was vacated since he had not resigned as Consul to the Two Sicilies. Re-elected in a special election, qualified on 11/29/1853. | |
(11) Resigned his House seat to accept the posistion of Clerk of the House on December 10, 1852. | |
(12) Elected to replace Hosea Jefferson Dean, qualified on 11/28/1853. | |
(13) Elected as Governor of South Carolina on December 9, 1852, gave up his seat in the Senate. | |
(14) Elected to replace John Laurence Manning, qualified on 11/28/1853. | |
(15) Nathan Lipscomb Griffin died on February 17, 1853. | |
(16) Elected to replace Nathan Lipscomb Griffin, qualified on 11/28/1853. | |
(17) Benjamin George Allston died on December 20, 1852. | |
(18) Elected to replace Benjamin George Allston, qualified on 11/28/1853. |
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