|
Members of the
94th General Assembly - 1961 to 1962 |
| This 94th General Assembly convened in two regular
sessions: The first session was held from January 10th to May
18th in 1961. The second session was held from January 9th to
April 13th in 1962. |
|
Election District |
Senate |
House of Representatives |
|
Abbeville County |
Walton Murff Stephens |
James Herman Parker |
|
Aiken County |
Edward Charles Cushman, Jr. |
Bennie Wade Baker |
|
John Amasa May |
|
Charles Earl Simons, Jr. |
|
Allendale County |
William Edwin Myrick |
Robert Evander McNair |
|
Anderson County |
John Clarence Taylor |
Daniel Lyles Castles |
|
Thomas Edward Garrison |
|
Milford Edgar McDonald |
|
William Lorraine Thompson |
|
William Jackson Wright |
|
Bamberg County |
Percy Eugene Brabham |
Claude Edward McCain |
|
Barnwell County |
Edgar Allen Brown** |
Solomon Blatt* |
|
Beaufort County |
James Madison Waddell, Jr. |
William Brantley Harvey, Jr. |
|
Talbird Reeve Sams |
|
Berkeley County |
Rembert Coney Dennis |
Henderson Guerry, Sr. |
|
Harold Norman West |
|
Calhoun County |
Lawrence Marion Gressette |
Theodore McFadden Nelson |
|
Charleston County |
Thomas Allen Legare, Jr. |
Arthur Creel Baker |
|
Nathaniel Wilson Cabell |
|
George Earle Campsen, Jr. |
|
Clyde Moultrie Dangerfield |
|
Charles MacDonald Gibson |
|
Virginia Brockington Gourdin |
|
Frederick Julian LeaMond |
|
Clarence Edward Singletary (1) / George Frederick
Worsham (2) |
|
Augustine Thomas Smythe, Jr. |
|
Robert Wilson Turner |
|
Cherokee County |
George Washington McKown |
Eldon DeWitt McCraw |
|
Wade Stackhouse Weatherford, Jr. |
|
Chester County |
Wilbur Gill Grant |
Henry Rankin Gardner |
|
Luther Clark Wright, Jr. |
|
Chesterfield County |
Paul McManus Arant |
Hoover Fay Bell |
|
Edward McIver Leppard |
|
Clarendon County |
John William Green |
James McCullum Morris |
|
Joseph Oscar Rogers, Jr. |
|
Colleton County |
Ivey Andrew Smoak, Jr. |
Isadore Bogoslow |
|
Thomas Madison Howell, Jr. |
|
Darlington County |
James Pierce Mozingo, III |
Richard Lee Beasley |
|
John Pickens Gardner |
|
Sidney Smith Tison, Jr. |
|
Dillon County |
Daniel Dixon Lee |
Charles Guthrie Allen |
|
Alfred William "Red" Bethea |
|
Dorchester County |
Herbert Henry Jessen |
Joseph Carlisle McAlhany |
|
Edgefield County |
Frank Elbert Timmerman |
Walter Hugh Clark |
|
Fairfield County |
Benjamin Franklin Hornsby |
Purvis Wesley Collins |
|
Florence County |
William Clyde Graham |
George Sam Harrell |
|
Peter DeWitt Hyman |
|
Eugene LeRoy Nettles (3) |
|
W. Odell Venters |
|
Eugene Noel Zeigler |
|
Georgetown County |
James Brown Morrison (4) /
Cecil Claymon Grimes, Jr. (5) |
Raymond Martin Andrews |
|
Cecil Claymon Grimes, Jr. (5) |
|
Greenville County |
Patrick Bradley Morrah, Jr. |
Rex Lyle Carter |
|
Frank Eppes (6) |
|
Fred Archie Fuller, Jr. |
|
Charles Gideon Garrett |
|
Herbert Curry Granger |
|
Samuel Herbert Hendrix |
|
Beattie Eugene Huff |
|
Clyde David Jenkins, Jr. |
|
Fred N. McDonald |
|
Belton Oswald Thomason, Jr. |
|
Greenwood County |
Francis Bates Nicholson |
Guy Butler |
|
Marion Pinckney Carnell |
|
Hampton County |
John Morrison Tuten |
Clyde Alfred Eltzroth |
|
Horry County |
James Price Stevens |
Earl Windell McCrackin |
|
John Coleman Thompson |
|
Winston Wallace Vaught |
|
Jasper County |
Henry Chester Walker, Jr. |
Frank Eugene Baldwin, Jr. |
|
Kershaw County |
John Carl West |
Lester Province Branham, Sr. |
|
Donald Harry Holland |
|
Lancaster County |
Willie Bruce Wiliams |
Tom Gibson Mangum |
|
Odell Winston Player |
|
Laurens County |
King Dixon |
Marshall West Abercrombie |
|
Hubert Watson Graydon |
|
Charles J. Hart (7) / William Camellus Dobbins, Jr.
(8) |
|
Lee County |
Edward Briggs Baskin |
Dan Foster Laney, Jr. |
|
Lexington County |
Francis Cyril Jones |
Albert John Dooley |
|
Ryan C. Shealy |
|
Floyd Davidson Spence |
|
Marion County |
John Ralph Gasque |
John Melvin Kirby |
|
James Malcolm McLendon |
|
Marlboro County |
William Crosland Goldberg |
Francis Marion Hinson |
|
John Charles Lindsay |
|
McCormick County |
Lawrence Lamar Hester |
William Austin Pruitt |
|
Newberry County |
Jesse Frank Hawkins |
Daniel Paul Folk, II |
|
Steve Campbell Griffith, Jr. |
Oconee
County |
Marshall Joyner Parker |
J. Dawson Addis |
|
Carlton Adger Mitchell |
|
Orangeburg County |
Marshall Burns Williams |
Fred Connor, Jr. |
|
William Fletcher Fairey (9) / Jerry Miles Hughes,
Jr. (10) |
|
Francis Mitchell Ott |
|
Foster Hall Yarborough |
|
Pickens County |
Earle Elias Morris, Jr. |
Harold Delois Breazeale |
|
John Thomas Gentry |
|
Richland County |
Walter James Bristow, Jr. |
Clinch Heyward Belser |
|
Thomas Edward Ellison (11) / Charles Evans Boineau,
Jr. (12) |
|
Martha Thomas Fitzgerald |
|
Edmund Griffin Grant |
|
Ernest Crosby Lewis |
|
George Raymond McElveen |
|
Eugene Ellison Walker |
|
Albert William Watson |
|
Saluda County |
Frederick Grant Scurry, Jr. |
Arthur David Amick |
|
Spartanburg County |
Charles Carlisle Moore |
Grady Cecil Ballard |
|
William Kyle Cox |
|
Hugh Edsel Finch |
|
Robert Alfred Hammett |
|
Paul Stanley McChesney, Jr. |
|
Paul Miller Moore |
|
LeGrand Ariail Rouse, II |
|
Roy McBee Smith |
|
James Barnett Stephen |
|
Sumter County |
Henry Burchill Richardson |
Robert James Aycock |
|
Carlyle Whittier Goodman |
|
John Dozier Lee, Jr. |
|
Union County |
John D. Long |
James Morris Arthur |
|
John Calhoun Hart |
|
Williamsburg County |
Vernal Glenn Arnette |
Wallace Darlington Connor |
|
William Frank Mishoe |
|
York County |
Robert Wesley Hayes |
John Beatty Harvey |
|
Hugh Jackson Love |
|
Robert Lawrence McFadden |
|
Thomas Hugh Simrill, Jr. |
| * Solomon Blatt was elected as Speaker of the
House. Inez Watson was elected as Clerk. |
| ** Edgar Allen Brown was elected President Pro
Tempore of the Senate. Lovick Oliphant Thomas was elected as
Clerk. |
| (1) Elected as a Judge of the 9th Judicial Circuit
of SC on March 6, 1961. |
| (2) Elected to replace Clarence Edward Singletary,
qualified on 3/1/1962. |
| (3) Resigned on April 13, 1962 after his appointment
to the SC Highway Commission for the 12th Division. |
| (4) Elected as a Judge of the 15th Judicial Circuit
on March 22, 1962, and resigned from the Senate at the end of
the second session. |
| (5) Elected to replace James Brown Morrison on
August 14, 1962, qualified in the Senate on 1/8/1963. |
| (6) Elected as a Judge of the 13th Judicial Circuit
of SC on January 31, 1962 and resigned from the House on March
16, 1962. |
| (7) Charles J. Hart died on March 25, 1961. |
| (8) Elected to replace Charles J. Hart, qualified
on 1/9/1962. |
| (9) Resigned during the summer of 1961 to devote
full time to his studies as a medical student at the Medical
College of South Carolina. |
| (10) Elected to replace William Fletcher Fairey,
qualified on 1/9/1962. |
| (11) Resigned on May 11, 1961 after his appointement
as Treasurer of Richland County by Governor Ernest F. Hollings. |
| (12) Elected to replace Thomas Edward Elliott,
qualified on 1/9/1962. |
