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| Date Born: June 24, 1864 |
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Date Died: January 23, 1943 |
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| Place Born: Richland District, SC |
Place Buried: Unknown |
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| Residence: Richland County, SC |
Occupation: Planter, Author, Businessman |
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Washington and Lee University - Lexington, VA On November 4, 1902, Heyward was elected to his first term without opposition, receiving 31,817 votes On November 8, 1904, Governor Heyward was reelected without opposition, receiving 51,917 votes Collector of Federal Internal Revenue Taxes for South Carolina - appointed by President Woodrow Wilson, 1913 Heyward authored Seed from Madagascar |
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| << Last Governor - Miles Benjamin McSweeney | |||||
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