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This General Assembly convened in two regular sessions, held from November 27th to December 20th in 1820, and held from November 26th to December 20th in 1821. Once again, some districts had an increase in the number of delegates, while some districts had a decrease in the number of delegates. |
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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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Philip Moser |
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* Declined to serve. | |
** Patrick Noble was elected Speaker of the House. Robert Anderson was elected as Clerk. | |
*** James Reid Pringle was elected President of the Senate. He later resigned upon his appointment as a U.S. Collector at the port of Charleston prior to the second session. Benjamin Huger was then elected as President of the Senate on November 22, 1819. William Dickinson Martin was elected as Clerk. | |
(1) Election was protested by John Middleton, and a new election was ordered. | |
(2) Elected in a special election, qualified on 11/26/1821. | |
(3) George Butler died on September 18, 1821. | |
(4) Elected to replace George Butler, qualified on 11/27/1821. | |
(5) Elected as Solicitor of the Southern Circuit of SC on December 7, 1820, had to give up his seat in the House. | |
(6) Elected to replace John Speed Jeter, qualified on 11/26/1821. | |
(7) Election was protested by Charles Huggins, and a new election was ordered. | |
(8) Elected in a special election, qualified on 11/28/1821. | |
(9) James Murdock died in 1820. | |
(10) Elected to replace James Murdock, qualified on 12/16/1820. | |
(11) Elected as Tax Collector for the Prince William District on December 1, 1821. | |
(12) Elected to replace John DeLoach, qualified on 11/27/1821. | |
(13) Elected as Tax Collector for the St. Helena's District on December 4, 1821. | |
(14) Elected as Tax Collector for St. John's, Berkeley District on December 1, 1820, had to give up his seat. | |
(15) Elected to replace Theodore Louis Gourdin, qualified on 11/29/1821. | |
(16) Elected in the general election of 1820, but accepted an appointment as U.S. Attorney before the general assembly first met, promulgating a special election. | |
(17) Elected to replace John Gadsden, qualified on 12/16/1820. | |
(18) Appointed as Comptroller General of SC on June 4, 1821, promulgating a special election. | |
(19) Elected to replace Thomas Lee, qualified on 11/27/1821. | |
(20) Election protested by Samuel R. Mouzon, and a special election was ordered. | |
(21) Elected in a special election, qualified on 11/26/1821. | |
(22) Charles Miller died on August 18, 1821. | |
(23) Elected to replace Charles Miller, qualified on 11/27/1821. | |
(24) No evidence that he attended the second session. | |
(25) Elected Governor of South Carolina on December 7, 1820, had to give up his seat in the Senate. | |
(26) Elected to replace Thomas Bennett, Jr., qualified on 11/27/1821. | |
(27) Elected as Treasurer of the Lower Division of SC on December 4, 1821. |
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