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This General Assembly convened in two regular sessions, held from November 24th to December 20th in 1806, and held from November 23rd to December 19th in 1807. A Special Session was convened from June 20th to June 29th in 1808. | |
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(in the Horry District & Georgetown District) |
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(aka Winton election 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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(in the Orangeburg District) |
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Alexander McIntosh |
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John Drayton |
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* Declined to serve. | |
** Elected Speaker of the House. Both Pinckney and Alston are identified, but dates are not known. Richard Gantt was elected as Clerk. | |
*** William Smith was elected President of the Senate, but he was later elected as a Judge of Common Pleas and General Sessions on 6/23/1808, and resigned. Benjamin H. Saxon was elected as Clerk. | |
(1) Elected to the SC Senate to replace Joseph Calhoun, who was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. | |
(2) Elected to replace Nathan Lipscomb, qualified on 12/17/1807. | |
(3) Elected as Governor of South Carolina on December 9, 1806, gave up his seat in the House. | |
(4) Elected to replace Charles Pinckney, qualified on 11/30/1807. | |
(5) Elected as Sheriff of the Sumter District on 12/6/1807, had to give up his seat in the House. | |
(6) Elected to replace John Conyers, qualified on 6/22/1808. | |
(7) Election protested, Committe on Priveleges and Elections found no evidence to overturn the election. | |
(8) Elected as Sheriff of the Beaufort District on 12/5/1806, had to give up his seat in the House. | |
(9) Elected to replace William Maine Hutson, qualified on 6/21/1808. | |
(10) Elected in the general election, but he was the current SC Governor at that time. Election was protested, and a new election called. Re-elected in special election, by then his term as Governor had expired, so he took his seat in the SC House, and qualified on 12/8/1807. | |
(11) John Smyly died after the first session. | |
(12) Elected to replace John Smyly, qualified on 11/25/1807. | |
(13) Elected as Sheriff of the Charleston District on 12/7/1807, had to give up his seat in the House. | |
(14) Elected to replace Charles John Stedman, qualified on 6/20/1808. | |
(15) John Mitchell died on January 15, 1808. | |
(16) Elected to replace John Mitchell, qualified on 6/21/1808. | |
(17) James S. McKoy died in 1808. | |
(18) Elected to replace James S. McKoy, qualified on 6/20/1808. | |
(19) Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1807, resigned his seat in the Senate. | |
(20) Elected to replace Joseph Calhoun, qualified on 11/26/1807. | |
(21) Richard Creech died on January 6, 1808. | |
(22) Elected to replace Richarc Creech, qualified on 6/21/1808. | |
(23) William Elliott died on May 7, 1808. | |
(24) Elected to replace William Elliott, qualified on 6/27/1808. | |
(25) Appointed as Solicitor for the Southern Circuit in SC on 12/30/1805, resigned his seat in the Senate on 11/29/1806. | |
(26) Elected to replace Robert Stark, qualified on 12/16/1806. |
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