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This General Assembly convened in two regular sessions, held from November 28th to December 21st in 1814, and held from November 27th to December 16th in 1815. | |
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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 Rouse |
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* Declined to serve. | |
** Thomas Bennett, Jr. was elected Speaker of the House. Richard Gantt was elected as Clerk. | |
*** James Reid Pringle was elected President of the Senate. John Murphy was elected as Clerk. | |
(1) Resigned after the first session. | |
(2) Elected to replace John Woodward, Jr., qualified on 11/28/1815. | |
(3) Moved out of South Carolina in 1815. | |
(4) Elected to replace John Wood, qualified on 11/27/1815. | |
(5) Elected in the general election of 1814, but his election was declared null and void due to voting irregularities. | |
(6) Elected in a special election, but accepted being commissioned as a Brigadier General and Inspector of Militia, and never qualified or ever took his House seat. Another special election was called. | |
(7) Elected in a second special election, qualified on 12/9/1815. | |
(8) Appointed Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and General Sessions on 2/2/1815. | |
(9) Elected to replace Hugh Campbell, qualified on 11/27/1815. | |
(10) Election protested by Charles B. Ladson. House committee found that no poll was opened at the lower place of election because of the death of a child of one of the election managers. The committee found that John Carr should retain his seat, but the overall House disagreed and declared the election null and void on 12/1/1815. | |
(11) Moved out of South Carolina in 1815. | |
(12) Elected to replace William John Grayson, qualified on 11/27/1815. | |
(13) Joseph Fickling died on January 6, 1815. | |
(14) Elected to replace Joseph Fickling, qualified on 11/27/1815. | |
(15) Also elected to the SC Senate, which he chose to represent. | |
(16) Elected to replace Saintlo Mellichamp, qualified on 11/27/1815. | |
(17) Elected as Register in Equity in Charleston on December 9, 1815. | |
(18) William Burrows died on December 6, 1815. | |
(19) Elected to replace William Alston, qualified on 12/16/1814. | |
(20) Resigned after the first session, moved out of South Carolina. | |
(21) Elected to replace Lemuel James Alston, qualified on 11/27/1815. | |
(22) Apparently did not attend the first session, he qualified on 11/27/1815. |
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