The Journal of Negro History, Volume 5, 1920Various
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The Journal of Negro History, Volume 5, 1920
Various
African Americans -- Periodicals
Middleton Barnwell Co.
Chas. S. Minort Richland Co.
June Mobley Union Co.
*Wm. Moultrie Georgetown Co.
Nathaniel B. Myers Beaufort Co.
*---- Nehemiah Beaufort Co.
*Fred Nix, Jr. Barnwell Co.
Saml. Nuckles Union Co.
*Lee Nance Newberry Co.
R. J. Palmer Richland Co.
M. H. Priolean Charleston Co.
*J. H. Rainey Georgetown Co.
G. A. Reed Beaufort Co.
Prince Rivers Edgefield Co.
*John Rue Beaufort Co.
Sancho Saunders Chester Co.
H. L. Shrewsbury Chesterfield Co.
*---- Singleton Darlington Co.
*Paris Simpkins Edgefield Co.
Wm, Simmons Richland Co.
J. A. Smith Darlington Co.
*Butler Spears Sumter Co.
*Jas. A. Spencer Abbeville Co.
*Nath. T. Spencer Charleston Co.
D. A. Straker Orangeburg
W. H. Thomas Newberry Co.
Rev. W. M. Thomas Colleton Co.
S. B. Thompson Richland Co.
*Robert Turner Charleston Co.
James Wells Richland Co.
*Ellison Weston Richland Co.
W. J. Whipper Richland Co.
B. A. Thompson Marion Co.
*Isaac Brockenboro Darlington Co.
*T. Andrews Sumter Co.
Additional names by Bishop George W. Clinton.
Aaron Logan
Nelson Davis, York
Allen Hudson, Lancaster
Alfred M. Moore, Fairfield
Samuel P. Coker.
See Reynold's _Reconstruction_, p. 505.
MEMBERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 1868[22]
_Senators_
*Anderson--John H. Reid, white.
Barnwell--C. P. Leslie, white.
Beaufort--J. J. Wright, colored.
Charleston--D. T. Corbin, white; R. H. Cain, colored.
Chester--Lewis Wimbush, colored.
Chesterfield--R. J. Donaldson, white.
Clarendon--E. E. Dickson, white.
Colleton--William R. Hoyt, colored.
Darlington--B. F. Whittemore, white.
Edgefield--Frank Arnim, white.
Fairfield--James M. Rutland, white.
Georgetown--Joseph H. Rainey, colored.
Greenville--James M. Allen, white.
*Horry--H. Buck, white.
Kershaw--J. K. Jillson, white.
*Lancaster--R. M. Sims, white.
Laurens--Y. J. P. Owens, white.
Lexington--E. S. J. Hayes, white.
Marlboro--H. J. Maxwell, colored.
Marion--Henry E. Hayne, colored.
Newberry--C. W. Montgomery, white.
*Oconee--D. Biemann, white.
Orangeburg--B. F. Randolph, colored,
succeeded by Joseph A. Greene, colored.
*Pickens--T. A. Rodgers, white.
Richland--W. B. Nash, colored.
*Spartanburg--Joel Foster, white.
Sumter--T. J. Coghlan, white.
Union--H. W. Duncan, colored.
Williamsburg--S. A. Swails, colored.
York--William E. Rose, white.
The number of white senators elected was twenty-one, and of colored,
ten.
Representatives
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