South Carolina During the 1900s - The 99th General Assembly (1971-1972)




South Carolina During the 1900s - The General Assembly

Members of the 99th General Assembly - 1971 to 1972
This 99th General Assembly convened in two regular sessions: The first session was held from January 12th to July 2nd, then from September 14th to November 9th in 1971. The second session was held from January 11th to July 28th in 1972.
Election District	House of Representatives
Abbeville County	Charles Lewis Powell
Aiken County	Charles Marshall Cain
	Council Julian Dunbar, Jr.
	Zachariah Glenn Fulmer
	John Henry Williams
Allendale County	James Bowen Brandt
Anderson County	Luther Lewis Ashley
	Patrick Bradley Harris
	Dan Thompson Marrett
	Fred Thurman Moore
	Elbridge Juette Wright
Bamberg County	Robert Watson Kemp
Barnwell County	Solomon Blatt*
Beaufort County	William Brantley Harvey, Jr.
Beaufort County	James H. Moss
Berkeley County	Thomas Aimar Knight
Berkeley County	E. Jarvis Morris
Calhoun County	Othniel Henry Wienges, Jr.
Charleston County	James Mathewes Condon
	Clyde Moultrie Dangerfield
	Herbert Ulysses Fielding
	Arnold Samuel Goodstein
	Thomas Forbes Hartnett
	John Lafayette Henson
	James Carlisle Joseph, Sr.
	Frederick Julian LeaMond
	Julian Sidi Limehouse, III
	Joseph Patrick Riley, Jr.
	Abney Alexander Smith (1) / Thomas Asbury Hutton (2)
Cherokee County	Loyd Hames Lovelace
Cherokee County	Dolphus Cleve Medley
Chester County	John Porter Gaston
Chester County	John Reid Justice
Chesterfield County	Hoover Fay Bell
Chesterfield County	Robert Alexander Raley
Clarendon County	Joseph Warren Coker
Colleton County	Gerald Clarence Smoak
Darlington County	Gary Evans Byrd, Jr.
	Edward Jack Smith
	Preston Ward
Dillon County	William Bledsoe Hawkins
Dillon County	William James McLeod
Dorchester County	Joseph Carlisle McAlhany
Edgefield County	Butler Carson Derrick, Jr.
Fairfield County	Purvis Wesley Collins
Florence County	Charles Edward Godwin
	David Walker Harwell
	Thomas Earle Smith, Jr.
	W. Odell Venters
Georgetown County	William Walter Doar, Jr.
Georgetown County	Julian Alexander Reynolds
Greenville County	Carroll Ashmore Campbell, Jr.
	Rex Lyle Carter
	John Kern Earle
	Carolyn Essig Frederick
	John Stobo Garrett, Jr.
	Herbert Curry Granger
	Beattie Eugene Huff
	Lloyd Edward Hunt
	Larry Ronald Patterson
	Charles Victor Pyle, Jr.
	Nick Andrew Theodore
Greenwood County	Marion Pinckney Carnell
Greenwood County	James Edward Moore
Hampton County	Wilson Tison
Horry County	Sidney Thomas Floyd
	Charles Edward Hodges
	John Wilson Jenrette, Jr.
	Philip Dyches Sasser
Jasper County	Frank Eugene Baldwin, Jr.
Kershaw County	James Clator Arrants
Kershaw County	William Richard Clyburn
Lancaster County	Caldwell Thomas Hinson
Lancaster County	Tom Gibson Mangum
Laurens County	Eugene Creighton Stoddard
Laurens County	David Surratt Taylor
Lee County	William Green DesChamps, Jr.
Lexington County	Jarvis Randolph Klapman
	Lucius Omerle Porth
	Sherry Lynn Shealy
Marion County	Waddell Byrd
Marion County	John Henry Waller, Jr.
Marlboro County	Edward Benjamin Cottingham
McCormick County	Julius H. Baggett
Newberry County	Walter Thomas Lake
Oconee County	Herbert Doyle Morgan
Oconee County	Lowell William Ross
Orangeburg County	Laurie Edward Bennett
	Thomas Braxton Bryant, III
	Fred Lawton Irick
	Foster Hall Yarborough
Pickens County	Harold Delois Breazeale
Pickens County	Bennett Lee Hendricks, Jr.
Richland County	James L. Felder
	Edmund Griffin Grant
	Charles Lem Harper (3) / Robert Henry Burnside (5)
	Troy L. Hyatt
	I.S. Leevy Johnson
	Robert Edward Kneece
	Isadore E. Lourie
	Thomas Travis Medlock
	Alex Sanders (4) / Richard Lyles Sullivan (5)
	Henry Grady Yonce
Saluda County	Rudolph Mitchell
Spartanburg County	Giles Patterson Cleveland
	Harold Clement Davis
	Jason Charlie Duncan
	Thomas Walter Edwards, Jr.
	Hugh Edsel Finch
	George Dean Johnson, Jr.
	Samuel Phillips Manning
	John Cornelius Williams, Jr.
Sumter County	Robert James Aycock
	James Cuttino, Jr.
	Carlyle Whittier Goodman
	Ramon Schwartz, Jr.
Union County	William Marshall Comer
Union County	Furman Lester Fendley
Williamsburg County	Frank Hilton McGill
Williamsburg County	James Victor Rowell
York County	Samuel Bruce Fewell, Jr.
	Robert Lawrence McFadden
	Samuel Brooks Mendenhall
	George Beverly Petty, Jr.
* Solomon Blatt was elected as Speaker of the House. Inez Watson was elected as Clerk.
Election District	Senator (County From)
District No. 1 Abbeville County Anderson County Oconee County	Thomas Edmund Garrison, Jr. (Anderson) Milford Edgar McDonald (Anderson) Snead Schumacher (Oconee)
District No. 2 Pickens County	Harris Page Smith (Pickens)
District No. 3 Greenville County	Harry Aubrey Chapman, Jr. (Greenville) Charles Gideon Garrett (Greenville) Richard Wilson Riley (Greenville) Thomas Albert Wofford (Greenville)
District No. 4 Spartanburg County	Paul Miller Moore (Spartanburg) Horace Carroll Smith (Spartanburg) James Barnett Stephen (Spartanburg)
District No. 5 Laurens County Newberry County Union County	John D. Long, III (Union) Robert Campbell Lake, Jr. (Newberry)
District No. 6 Greenwood County McCormick County	John Willie Drummond (Greenwood)
District No. 7 Aiken County Edgefield County Lexington County Saluda County	Michael Lukens Laughlin (Aiken) Gilbert Edward McMillen (Aiken) Albert John Dooley (Lexington)
District No. 8 Cherokee County York County	J.C. Bonner (Cherokee) William Lewis Wallace (York)
District No. 9 Chester County Fairfield County	John Alfred Martin (Fairfield)
District No. 10 Richland County	Walter James Bristow, Jr. (Richland) William John Brockington (Richland) Francis Capers Owens (Richland) Hyman Rubin (Richland)
District No. 11 Calhoun County Orangeburg County	Lawrence Marion Gressette (Calhoun) Marshall Burns Williams (Orangeburg)
District No. 12 Allendale County Bamberg County Barnwell County	Edgar Allan Brown** (Bamberg)
District No. 13 Beauford County Colleton County Hampton County Jasper County	James Pershing Harrelson (Colleton) James Madison Waddell, Jr. (Beaufort)
District No. 14 Berkeley County Charleston County	Allen Ruffin Carter (Charleston) Rembert Coney Dennis (Berkeley) Gordon Henderson Garrett (Charleston) Joseph Kenneth Rentiers (Charleston) Robert Bowman Scarborough (Charleston)
District No. 15 Georgetown County Horry County	Cecil Claymon Grimes, Jr. (Georgetown) James Price Stevens (Horry)
District No. 16 Florence County Marion County Williamsburg County	LaNue Floyd (Williamsburg) John Ralph Gasque (Marion) Eugene Noel Zeigler (Florence)
District No. 17 Clarendon County Sumter County	James McCullum Morris (Clarendon) Henry Burchill Richardson (Sumter)
District No. 18 Kershaw County Lancaster County	Donald Harry Holland (Kershaw) Frank Laney Roddey (Lancaster)
District No. 19 Darlington County	James Pierce Mozingo, III (Darlington)
District No. 20 Chesterfield County Marlboro County	Charles Anthony Harris (Chesterfield) John Charles Lindsay (Marlboro)
** Edgar Allen Brown was elected President Pro Tempore of the Senate. Lovick Oliphant Thomas was elected as Clerk.
(1) Elected as a Member of the SC Public Service Commission on January 27, 1971, and he resigned from the House on June 30, 1971.
(2) Elected to replace Abney Alexander Smith on 9/14/1971.
(3) Elected as a Member of the SC Employment Security Commission on January 20, 1971, and he resigned from the House on June 30, 1971.
(4) Elected as a Member of the SC Public Service Commission on January 13, 1971, and he resigned from the House on June 30, 1971.
(5) Elected to replace either Charles Lem Harper or Henry Grady Yonce on September 14, 1971.

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