South Carolina During the Late 1800s - 1865 to 1900

Members of the 57th General Assembly - 1886 to 1887
This 57th General Assembly convened in two regular sessions: The first session was held from November 23rd to December 24th in 1886. The second session was held from November 22nd to December 24th in 1887.

Election District

Senate

House of Representatives

Abbeville County

Robert Reid Hemphill

William Emmett Barmore

William D. Mars

William Henry Parker

Robert James Robinson

John H. Young

Aiken County

John Murphy Bell

James Aldrich

James M. Cobb

Oliver Cromwell Jordan

Dempsey Hammond Sally

Anderson County

Edwards Bobo Murray

Joseph Newon Brown

John William Daniels

Elias Preston Earle

Thomas Allison Hudgens

Barnwell County

Laurens Winkler Youmans

James Benjamin Black, Jr.

James Barre Guess

John Jay Maher

George Washington Morrall

Laurens Burton O'Bryan (1) / Josephus Wyman Jenny (2)

Beaufort County

Thomas John Reynolds

Thomas Ezekiel Miller

John C. Rue

Julius Irwin Washington

Berkeley County

Charles St. George Sinkler

Charles Boyle

T.S. Browning

Robert S. Pringle

Ferdinand Schaffer

Thaddeus Warsaw Stanland

Charleston County

George Lamb Buist,
Augustine Thomas Smythe

Rufus Calvin Barkley

William Hiram Brawley

James Edmund Burke

John Diedrich Cappelman

John Frederick Ficken

Simeon Hyde

Henry Barker Lee

James Pettigrew Lesesne

Charles A. McHugh

George Maxwell Mears

James Simons, Jr.*

Patrick Philip Toale

Chester County

Giles Jared Patterson

S.P. Hamilton

James Hemphill McDaniel

Osmond Alexander Wylie

Chesterfield County

Etheldred Jasper Kennedy

Albert McCuiston Rankin

John Holloway Turner

Clarendon County

Joseph Francis Rhame

Edwin Ruthven Plowden, Jr.

James Ezra Tindal

Colleton County

Madison Peyton Howell

John Richard Perry Fox

J.W. Hill

A.F. O'Brien

Hansford Duncan Padgett

John Summers Wimberley

Darlington County

Berryman Wheeler Edwards

James Orr Byrd

John Sebastian DuBose

Z.T. Kershaw

W. Scarborough King

Edgefield County

William Jasper Talbert

James P. Blackwell

Cornelius Prioleau Boozer

Ernest Gary

Daniel Bird Peurifoy

William Judson Ready

Fairfield County

Thomas William Woodward

Thomas Scott Brice

Charles A. Douglas

Sheridan Ragsdale Rutland

Georgetown County

Bruce H. Williams

Jonathan Alexander Baxter

Lovick Pierce Miller

Greenville County

Josiah Thomas Austin

Martin Frederick Ansel

Richard Mays Cleveland

Francis Marion Davenport

Thomas Riley League

Hampton County

James Washington Moore

R.T. Causey

Charles Jones Colcock Hutson

John Lawton (3)

Horry County

Jeremiah Smith

Henry Lee Buck (4)

Samuel Hickman

Kershaw County

George Gilman Alexander

William Alexander Ancrum (5)

Joel Hough

Patrick Henry Nelson (6) / James Robert Magill (7)

Lancaster County

John Bratton Erwin

Charles Thorn Conners

Benjamin Franklin Miller

Laurens County

Thomas Bissell Crews

John Laurens Manning Irby

W.A. McClintock

John Henry Wharton

Lexington County

Simon Peter Wingard

William Theodore Brooker

Aldred Mims

Marion County

Thomas Crawford Moody

John Franklin Bethea (8)

Leonard Smiley Bigham

David Franklin Miles

James Norton

Marlboro County

Charles Spencer McCall

John Nichols Drake

William DeWitt Evans

Newberry County

Jefferson Allen Sligh

E.P. Chalmers

James Lawrence Keitt

Sampson Pope

Oconee
County

Diedrich Biemann

Joel Beard

Robert Elijah Mason

Orangeburg County

James Ferdinand Izlar**

Charles Glover Dantzler

John Henry Dukes

Marshall Jones

O.H. Ott

Thomas Middleton Raysor

Pickens County

William Thomas Field

John Allen Easley

B.J. Johnston

Richland County

Fitz William McMaster

Benjamin Livingston Lindsay Abney

John Cheves Haskell

John Christpher Seegars

John Peyre Thomas

John Frost Walker

Spartanburg County

John Wesley Wofford

Edgar Lycurgus Archer

William G. Austell

George Roswell Dean

Stobo J. Simpson

Sumter County

Marion Moise

William Odell Cain

Altamount Moses

H.G. Shaw

Henry Franklin Wilson

Union County

William Munro

Isaac Going McKissick

Anthony Abram Sarratt (9)

John Pulaske Thomas

Williamsburg County

Stephen Decatur Miller Byrd

J.B. Chandler

John Smith Graham

Edwin Harper

York County

John Gaillard Black

John D. Hamilton

William Howard Stewart

William Millard Walker

William Blackburn Wilson, Jr.
* James Simons, Jr. was elected as Speaker of the House. John Trimmier Sloan was elected as Clerk.
** James Ferdinand Izlar was elected as President Pro Tempore of the Senate. Henry Augustus Gaillard was elected as Clerk.
(1) Laurens Burton O'Bryan died on October 5, 1887.
(2) Elected to replace Laurens Burton O'Bryan, qualified on 11/22/1887.
(3) Elected as a member of the SC Board of Agriculture for the 2nd Judicial District on December 22, 1887.
(4) Elected as a member of the SC Board of Agriculture for the 4th Judicial District on December 22, 1887.
(5) Elected as a member of the SC Board of Agriculture for the 5th Judicial District on December 22, 1887.
(6) Appointed as Solicitor of the 5th Judicial Circuit of SC by Governor John Peter Richardson on March 4, 1887.
(7) Elected to replace Parick Henry Nelson, qualified on 11/22/1887.
(8) Prevented by illness from qualifying until 11/22/1887.
(9) Elected a Director of the SC State Penitentiary on December 16, 1887.
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