|
Members of the
87th General Assembly - 1947 to 1948 |
| This 87th General Assembly convened
in two regular sessions: The first session was held from January
14th to May 14th in 1947. The second session was held from January
13th to April 15th in 1948. |
|
Election District |
Senate |
House of Representatives |
|
Abbeville County |
John Moore Mars |
Marvin Eugene Crawford |
|
Robert Stone Galloway |
|
Aiken County |
Frederick Cannon Brinkley |
Charles Earl Simons, Jr. |
|
Delmus Irving Weeks |
|
Leonard Austin Williamson |
|
Allendale County |
James Martin Thomas |
George Warren, Jr. |
|
Anderson County |
James Burriss Pruitt |
Edgar Harrison Agnew |
|
Nathan Evander Cartee |
|
Ray Columbus Hilliard |
|
James Byrum Lawson |
|
Carl Ray McGuire (1) / Floyd Eugene Wright (2) |
|
William Harper Welborn |
|
Bamberg County |
James Carlisle Kearse |
Fred Leroy Hiers |
|
Barnwell County |
Edgar Allen Brown** |
Solomon Blatt |
|
Beaufort County |
William Brantley Harvey |
Thomas Legare Rodgers |
|
Calhoun Thomas |
|
Berkeley County |
Rembert Coney Dennis |
Claudius Garnett Bradwell |
|
Mark Elton Mitchum |
|
Calhoun County |
Lawrence Marion Gressette |
David Derrick Buyck |
|
Charleston County |
Oliver Thornwell Wallace |
Arthur Henry Burton |
|
Nathaniel Wilson Cabell |
|
Thomas Allen Legare, Jr. |
|
Lionel Kennedy Legge |
|
William Henry McDaniel |
|
Robert Barnwell Stall, Jr. |
|
Joseph Franklin Wise, Jr. |
|
Thomas William Young |
|
Cherokee County |
George Washington McKown |
Edward Jefferson Clary |
|
Jefferson Davis Parris |
|
Chester County |
Wilbur Gill Grant |
James Carl Gibson |
|
Robert Witherspoon Hemphill |
|
Chesterfield County |
William Leland Rivers |
Paul McManus Arant |
|
Thomas Beck Ingram |
|
Clarendon County |
James Hugh McFaddin |
Frederick Lesesne |
|
Charles Nelson Plowden |
|
Colleton County |
Richard Manning Jefferies |
Isadore Bogoslow |
|
Edgar Virgil Perry |
|
Darlington County |
James Pierce Mozingo, III |
William James Carter |
|
Edward Colgate Dennis, Jr. |
|
Franklin Bannon Hines (3) / William Egleston (4) |
|
Dillon County |
David Smith Allen |
James Breeden Gibson |
|
Roger William Scott |
|
Dorchester County |
James Dantzler Parler |
Hubert Wiley Smoak |
|
Edgefield County |
William Preston Yonce |
Thomas Benjamin Greneker (5) / Joseph William Cox
(6) |
|
Fairfield County |
James Morris Lyles |
Boyd Brown (7) |
|
Henry Norwood Obear |
|
Florence County |
Peter Hector McEachin |
Philip Heller Arrowsmith |
|
Gordon Badger Baker (8) |
|
Herbert Thomas Floyd |
|
William Clyde Graham |
|
Richard Allston Palmer |
|
Georgetown County |
Olin Sawyer |
James Brown Morrison* |
|
John Henning Porter |
|
Greenville County |
Ray Robinson Williams |
LeRoy Anderson |
|
Marion Brawley, Jr. |
|
William Eugene Chandler, Jr. |
|
Benton Mendenhall Gibson |
|
William Marion Gresham |
|
Ansel Montgomery Hawkins |
|
Thomas Manly Hudson |
|
Patrick Bradley Morrah, Jr. |
|
Charles Arthur Rice (9) |
|
Greenwood County |
Calhoun Allen Mays |
James Perrin Anderson |
|
Samuel Horace Benjamin |
|
George Preston Callison |
|
Hampton County |
George Warren |
John Morrison Tuten |
|
Horry County |
Frank Austin Thompson |
Doc David Harrelson |
|
Robert Clifton Page |
|
Bayliss Larkin Spivey |
|
Jasper County |
William Jefferson Ellis |
Delmar Newlin Rivers |
|
Kershaw County |
William Townley Redfearn (10) /
Robert MacMillan Kennedy, Jr. (11) |
James Clator Arrants |
|
Arthur L. Jones |
|
Lancaster County |
Willie Bruce Wiliams |
James Henry Howey |
|
James Erskine Thompson |
|
Laurens County |
Otto Langdon Long |
Walter L. Martin |
|
Charles Llewellyn Milam |
|
Robert Claude Wasson |
|
Lee County |
William Peebles Baskin |
Hugh Richardson Colclough |
|
Charles Marion Mimms |
|
Lexington County |
Ryan Milo Smith |
McKendree Barr |
|
Asbury Francis Lever, Jr. |
|
Marion County |
Earle Rogers Ellerby |
John Ralph Gasque |
|
James Curtis Hooks |
|
Marlboro County |
Paul Allen Wallace |
Josiah James Evans |
|
Ellis Michael O'Tuel, Jr. |
|
McCormick County |
Lawrence Lamar Hester |
Hugh Cook Brown |
|
Newberry County |
Marvin Eugene Abrams |
Russell Aubrey Harley |
|
Thomas Harrington Pope |
Oconee
County |
James Lewis Rowland |
John Alexander Knox |
|
John Pat Miley |
|
Orangeburg County |
Thomas Braxton Bryant, Jr. |
James Moncrief Brailsford, Jr. |
|
Charlton Bowen Horger |
|
Hugo Sheridan Sims, Jr. |
|
Marshall Burns Williams |
|
Pickens County |
Thomas Bailey Nalley |
Dwight Andrew Holder |
|
Theron P. Kelly |
|
Richland County |
Yancey Alford McLeod |
John Clarke DuPre |
|
S. Rhea Haskell |
|
Zach McGhee |
|
John Gregg McMaster |
|
Francis Lesly Rawl |
|
Claud Napoleon Sapp, Jr. |
|
Adolphus Fletcher Spigner, Jr. |
|
Saluda County |
Homer Rauch Long |
Thomas Wainwright Blease |
|
Spartanburg County |
Howard Wofford McCravy |
Thomas Bothwell Butler |
|
Tracy Jackson Gaines |
|
Thomas Judson Hendrix |
|
Cameron Bruce Littlejohn |
|
Paul Stanley McChesney, Jr. |
|
Arnold Ross Merchant |
|
Walter Brown Miller |
|
Matthew Poliakoff |
|
Sumter County |
Shepard Kollock Nash |
Wayne Law Clifton |
|
Charles Lynum Cuttino |
|
Henry Laval Jackson |
|
Union County |
Bruce Welborn White |
John Raymond Flynn |
|
Robert Lee Wilburn |
|
Williamsburg County |
Edward Williams Cantwell |
Bradford O'Neal Browder |
|
Louis LeMaire Lesesne |
|
Laurie Samuel Rogerson |
|
York County |
Joseph Rodney Moss (12) |
James Davidson Grist, Jr. |
|
William Lewis Wallace |
|
Robert Miller Ward |
|
James Moffatt Wylie |
| * James Brown Morrison was elected
as Speaker of the House. James Edwin Hunter, Jr. was elected
as Clerk. |
| ** Edgar Allen Brown was elected
President Pro Tempore of the Senate. James Henry Fowles was elected
as Clerk. |
| (1) Resigned on June 2, 1947 to join
the SC Constabulary. |
| (2) Elected to replace Carl Ray McGuire,
qualified on 1/13/1948. |
| (3) Elected to the SC Public Service
Commission for the 6th Judicial Circuit on January 22, 1947,
and resigned from the House on January 27, 1947. |
| (4) Elected to replace Franklin Bannon
Hines, qualified on 2/26/1947. |
| (5) Elected as a Judge of the 11th
Judicial Circuit of SC on February 5, 1947, and resigned from
the House on April 8, 1947. |
| (6) Elected to replace Thomas Benjamin
Greneker, qualified on 5/6/1947. |
| (7) Resigned on April 15, 1948 after
being elected to the SC Highway Commission from the 6th Judicial
Circuit. |
| (8) Elected as a Judge of the 12th
Judicial Circuit of SC on February 4, 1948. |
| (9) Elected as a Member of the SC
Public Service Commission on March 16, 1948 and resigned from
the House on April 10, 1948. |
| (10) William Townley Redfearn died
on January 3, 1947, before the first session began. |
| (11) Elected to replace William Townley
Redfearn, qualified on 2/4/1947. |
| (12) Elected as a Judge of the 6th
Judicial Circuit on January 14, 1948, and resigned from the Senate
at the end of the second session. |
