South Carolina During the Late 1800s - The 58th General Assembly (1888-1889)




South Carolina During the Late 1800s - 1865 to 1900

Members of the 58th General Assembly - 1888 to 1889
This 58th General Assembly convened in two regular sessions: The first session was held from November 27th to December 24th in 1888. The second session was held from November 26th to December 24th in 1889.
Election District	Senate	House of Representatives
Abbeville County	Robert Reid Hemphill	William Christie Benet
		Ellis Garland Graydon
		Robert Emmet Hill (1) / Eugene Blackburn Gary (2)
		James N. King
		Creswell Archimedes Calhoun Waller
Aiken County	John Murphy Bell	James Aldrich (3)
		U.M. Boatwright
		James M. Cobb
		John Gary Evans
Anderson County	Edwards Bobo Murray	Reuben P. Clinkscales
		James Perry Glenn
		Henry R. Vandiver
		John Belton Watson
Barnwell County	Daniel Paul Sojourner	James Benjamin Black, Jr.
		James Barre Guess
		Joseph Wyman Jenny
		John Jay Maher
		George Washington Maher
Beaufort County	William Johnson Verdier	William Nathaniel Heyward
		A.C. Reynolds
		Julius Irwin Washington
Berkeley County	Charles St. George Sinkler	Hawkins King Jenkins
		James Brown Morrison
		Robert S. Pringle
		Thaddeus Warsaw Stanland
		Jacob Earnest Wiggins
Charleston County	George Lamb Buist, Augustine Thomas Smythe	Rufus Calvin Barkley
		H.L.P. Bolger
		William Hiram Brawley
		John Diedrich Cappelman
		John Frederick Ficken
		Edward Walter Hughes
		Henry Barker Lee
		Edward McCrady, Jr.
		Charles A. McHugh
		George Maxwell Mears
		James Simons, Jr.*
		Kirby Smith Tupper
Chester County	Giles Jared Patterson	Jesse H. Hardin
		James Hemphill McDaniel
		F.L. Whitlock
Chesterfield County	Etheldred Jasper Kennedy	Albert McCuiston Rankin (4) / William S. Jackson (5)
		John Holloway Turner
Clarendon County	Joseph Francis Rhame	Edwin Ruthven Plowden, Jr.
		James Ezra Tindal
Colleton County	Madison Peyton Howell	Francis Chalmers Fishburne
		William Josiah Fishburne
		John Richard Perry Fox
		A.F. O'Brien
		Archibald Campbell Sanders
Darlington County	Berryman Wheeler Edwards	James Orr Byrd
		Elihu William Cannon
		J.C. Clements
		Joseph Edward Nettles
Edgefield County	William Judson Ready	James Pope Bean
		Ernest Gary
		Daniel Bird Peurifoy
		James Harrison Strom
		William Henry Yeldell
Fairfield County	Thomas William Woodward	Osmund Woodward Buchanan
		John Douglas Harrison
		T.B. McKinstrey
Georgetown County	Richard Dozier	Jonathan Alexander Baxter
		Walter Hazard
Greenville County	Milton Lafayette Donaldson	Richard Mays Cleveland
		John Ramsay Harrison
		Allen C. Stepp
		Jeremiah Martin Whitmier
Hampton County	James Washington Moore	R.T. Causey
		Charles Jones Colcock Hutson
		Benjamin Stratton Williams
Horry County	Jeremiah Smith	J. Benjamin Lewis Beatty
		John Robertson Cooper
Kershaw County	George Gilman Alexander (6) / James Robert Magill (7)	G.W. Moseley
		William Kilgore Thompson
		William Dunlap Trantham
Lancaster County	John Bratton Erwin	Charles Thorn Conners
		Benjamin Franklin Miller
Laurens County	John Williams Ferguson	John Laurens Manning Irby
		Columbus Rhett Wallace
		John Henry Wharton
Lexington County	Henry Adams Meetze	John Henry Counts
		John Kinsler Davis
Marion County	Thomas Crawford Moody	Edward D. Carmichael
		Richard Grandison Howard
		David Franklin Miles
		E.B. Smith
Marlboro County	Charles Spencer McCall	Thomas Nelson Edens
		William DeWitt Evans
Newberry County	Young John Pope	Robert Thompson Carmichael Hunter
		John Malcom Johnstone
		George Sewell Mower
Oconee County	Robrt Elijah Mason	Abner R. Broyles
		Albert Zimmerman
Orangeburg County	James Ferdinand Izlar**	Lawrence Summerfield Connor
		Charles Glover Dantzler
		John Henry Dukes
		Thomas Middleton Raysor
		Aaron Simmons
Pickens County	William Thomas Field	John H. Bowen
		B.J. Johnston
Richland County	Fitz William McMaster	Benjamin Livingston Lindsay Abney
		James Pickett Adams
		Lysander D. Childs
		John Cheves Haskell
		John Christpher Seegars
Spartanburg County	Robert Marion Smith	W.H. Arnold
		William G. Austell
		W.G. Britton
		Samuel Theron Dejarnette Lancaster
Sumter County	Marion Moise	Altamount Moses
		Arthur Kendrick Sanders
		H.G. Shaw
		Henry Franklin Wilson
Union County	William Munro	Henry S. Beaty
		Godfrey B. Fowler
		Isaac Going McKissick
Williamsburg County	Stephen Decatur Miller Byrd	J.B. Chandler
		Edwin Harper
		John Alexander Salley
York County	William Blackburn Wilson, Jr.	Benjamin Jenkins Gold
		William B. McCaw
		William Howard Stewart
		J.C. Wilborn
* 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. He resigned on December 18, 1889 after being elected as a Judge of the 1st Judicial Circuit of SC. Henry Augustus Gaillard was elected as Clerk.
(1) Resigned circa October 30, 1889 to pursue private business interests.
(2) Elected to replace Robert Emmet Hill, qualified on 11/26/1889.
(3) Elected as a Judge of the 2nd Judicial Circuit of SC on December 18, 1889.
(4) Resigned circa February 20, 1889 with intentions to move out of the county.
(5) Elected to replacve Albert McCuiston Rankin, qualified on 11/26/1889.
(6) Resigned on September 24, 1889 after being appointed as Postmaster of Camden.
(7) Elected to replace George Gilman Alexander, qualified on 11/26/1889.

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