The Journal of Negro History Volume V Part 12

*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

Abbeville--George Dusenberry, T. B. Milford, James Martin, white; R.

M. Valentine, W. J. Lomax, colored.

*Anderson--John B. Moore, B. Frank Sloan, John Wilson, all white.

Barnwell--B. F. Berry, W. J. Mixson, white; C. D. Hayne, James N.

Hayne, Julius Mayer, R. B. Elliott, colored.

Beaufort--C. J. s...o...b..and, Charles S. Kuh, white; W. J. Whipper, P. E.

Ezekiel, Robert Smalls, G. A. Bennett, W. C. Morrison, colored.

Charleston--Reuben Tomlinson, Joseph H. Jenks, John B. Dennis, F. J.

Moses, Jr., B. F. Jackson, white; R. C. DeLarge, A. J. Ransier, colored.

W. H. W. Gray, B. A. Bosemon, George Lee, William McKinlay, W. J.

Brodie, John B. Wright, William R. Jervay, Abraham Smith, Samuel Johnson, Stephen Brown, Edward Mickey, colored.

The counties marked * were Democratic.

Chester--Barney Humphries, Sancho Sanders, Barney Burton, colored.

Chesterfield--H. L. Shrewsberry, D. I. J. Johnson, colored.

Clarendon--William Nelson, Powell Smyth, colored.

Colleton--George F. McIlntyre, white; W. B. Hoyt, W. M. Thomas, Wm.

Driffle, colored.

Darlington--G. Holliman, white; Jordan Lang, John Boston, Alfred Rush, colored.

Edgefield--T. Root, white; David Harris, Samuel J. Lee, John Wooley, Prince R. Rivers, John Gardner, Lawrence Cain, colored.

Fairfield--L. W. Duvall, white; Henry Jacob, Henry Johnson, colored.

Georgetown--Henry W. Webb, white; F. F. Miller, W. H. Jones, colored.

Greenville--Samuel Tinsley, John B. Hyde, white; Wilson Cook, W. A.

Bishop, colored.

*Horry--Zadock Bullock, W. W. Waller, white.

Kershaw, S. G. W. Dill, white; John A. Chestnut, J. W. Nash, colored.

*Lancaster--T. Frank Clyburn, W. G. Stewart, white.

Laurens--Joseph Crews, white; Griffin Johnson, Wade Perrin, Harry McDaniels, colored.

Lexington--G. A. Lewie, white; H. W. Purvis, colored.

Marlboro--T. B. Stubbs, white; John G. Grant, colored.

Marion--W. S. Collins, white; Evan Hayes, B. A. Thompson, colored.

Newberry--Joseph Boston, James Hutson, James Henderson, colored.

*Oconee--O. M. Doyle, W. C. Keith, white.

Orangeburg--W. J. McKinlay, T. K. Sasportas, F. DeMars, E. J. Cain, James P. Mays, colored.

*Pickens--W. T. Field, white.

Richland--S. B. Thompson, William Simmons, C. M. Wilder, Aesop Goodson, colored.

*Spartansburg--Samuel Littlejohn, Robert M. Smith, Javan Bryant, C. C.

Turner, white.

Sumter--John H. Ferriter, white; W. E. Johnson, James Smiley, Burrell James, colored.

Union--Samuel Nuckles, Junius Mobley, Simon Farr, colored.

Williamsburg--C. H. Pettingill, white; R. F. Scott, Jefferson Pendergra.s.s, colored.

York--P. J. O'Connell, John L. Neagle, white; J. H. White, John W.

Mead, colored.

The number of white representatives was forty-six, and of colored seventy-eight. On joint ballot there were sixty-seven whites and eighty-eight colored--135 Republicans and twenty Democrats.

The counties marked * were Democratic.

SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED TO SOUTH CAROLINA GENERAL a.s.sEMBLY IN 1876[23]

*Aiken--Senator, A. P. Butler; Representatives, C. E. Sawyer, J.

Woodward, L. M. Asbill, J. G. Guignard, all white.

*Abbeville--Senator, J. C. Maxwell; Representatives, W. K. Bradley, R.

R. Hemphill, F. A. Connor, Wm. Hood, J. L. Moore, all white.

*Anderson--Representatives, H. R. Vandiver, R. W. Simpson, W. C.