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Appointed to temporarily replace Franklin Harper Elmore and took his seat on June 4, 1850. |
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Appointed to temporarily replace Benjamin Ryan Tillman and took his seat on July 6, 1918. |
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Earlier Governor of South Carolina. |
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Appointed to replace George McDuffie and he took his seat on December 4, 1846. Died while in office on May 25, 1857. |
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11/4/1802 |
11/21/04 |
Resigned both terms. 2nd term elected to replace John Ewing Colhoun and took his seat on November 4, 1802. Resigned on November 21, 1804. |
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Resigned on July 8, 1941 after being appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Later Governor of South Carolina. |
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11/26/1845 |
3/31/1850 |
Earlier a U.S. Representative. Elected to replace Robert Young Hayne and took his seat on December 29, 1832. Resigned on March 3, 1843. Elected again to replace Daniel Elliott Huger and took his seat on November 26, 1845. Died while in office on March 31, 1850. |
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Elected to replace Josiah James Evans and Arthur Perroneau Hayne and took his seat on December 3, 1858. Withdrew on November 10, 1860 due to SC secession. |
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Died while in office on October 26, 1802. |
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Appointed to temporarily replace Burnet Rhett Maybank and took his seat on September 6, 1954. Resigned on December 23, 1954. |
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Resigned on Januaray 1, 2013. |
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Appointed to replace Robert Barnwell Rhett and took his seat on May 10, 1852. |
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Died while in office on May 20, 1897. |
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Appointed to replace John Caldwell Calhoun and he took his seat on April 11, 1850. Died while in office on May 29, 1850. |
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Died while in office on May 6, 1858. |
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Elected to replace Pierce Butler and took his seat on December 6, 1804. Elected President Pro Tempore from November 25, 1814 until February 15, 1819. Elected President Pro Tempore again from December 3, 1821 until December 4, 1825. Died while in office on February 26, 1826. |
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Elected to replace Asbury Churchwell Latimer and took his seat on March 6, 1908. |
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Earlier a U.S. Representative. |
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Appointed to replace Ellison DuRant Smith and took his seat on November 20, 1944. |
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Elected to replace Andrew Pickens Butler and took his seat on December 7, 1857. Withdrew on November 11, 1860 due to SC secession. |
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Earlier Governor of South Carolina. |
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Elected to temporarily replace John Gaillard and took his seat on March 8, 1826. |
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Appointed to temporarily replace Josiah James Evans and took his seat from from May 11, 1858, to December 2, 1858. |
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Resigned on December 13, 1832 to become Governor of South Carolina. |
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Elected to replace Olin DeWitt Talmadge Johnston and Donald Stuart Russell and took his seat on November 9, 1966. |
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Elected to replace John Caldwell Cahoun. Resigned on March 3, 1845. Calhoun re-elected. |
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Was a U.S. Representative. Elected to replace Pierce Butler. Resigned on November 26, 1798. |
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President Pro Tempore from May 31, 1794 to November 9, 1794. |
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Earlier Governor of South Carolina. Died while in office on April 18, 1965. |
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Died while in office on February 20, 1908. |
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Appointed to replace James Francis Byrnes and took his seat on July 22, 1941. He died soon thereafter on August 1, 1941. |
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Elected to replace James Francis Byrnes, Alva Moore Lumpkin, and Roger Craft Peace, and took his seat on November 5, 1941. Died while in office on September 1, 1954. |
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Elected to replace William Campbell Preston and took his seat on December 23, 1842. Resigned on August 17, 1846. |
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Appointed to replace Joseph Haynesworth Earle and took his seat on June 1, 1897. Earlier a U.S. Representative. |
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Earlier Governor of South Carolina. Resigned on March 2, 1833 due to poor health. |
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Appointed to temporarily replace Alva Moore Lumpkin and took his seat on August 5, 1941. |
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Elected to replace John Hunter and took his seat on Deccember 6, 1798. Resigned on June 6, 1801 after being appointed by President Thomas Jefferson as Minister to Spain. |
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Elected to replace Benjamin Ryan Tillman and William Christie Benet, Jr. and took his seat on November 6, 1918. |
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Resigned on November 29, 1842 due to poor health. |
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President Pro Tempore from November 22, 1797 to June 27, 1798. |
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Elected to replace Franklin Harper Elmore and Robert Woodward Barwell and took his seat on December 18, 1850. Resigned on May 7, 1852. |
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Took his seat on July 15, 1868. |
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Appointed to temporarily replace Olin DeWitt Talmadge Johnston and took his seat on April 22, 1965. Former Governor of South Carolina. |
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Took his seat on July 15, 1868. |
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Appointed to replace James Warren DeMint and took his seat on January 2, 2013. |
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Died while in office on November 17, 1944. |
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11/29/1826 |
3/3/1831 |
Elected to replace John Taylor and took his seat on December 4, 1816. Elected again to replace William Harper who temporartily replaced John Gaillard and took his seat on November 29, 1826. |
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Elected to replace Charles Pinckney and took his seat on December 15, 1801. Resigned on December 16, 1810. Earlier a U.S. Representative. |
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Elected to replace Thomas Sumter and took his seat on December 31, 1810. Resigned in November of 1816. Later Governor of South Carolina. |
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11/6/1956 |
1/3/2003 |
Elected to replace Burnet Rhett Maybank and Charles Ezra Daniel and took his seat on December 24, 1954. Resigned as a campaign promise on April 4, 1956. Re-elected as a write-in candidate and took his seat again on November 6, 1956. |
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Died while in office on July 3, 1918. |
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Appointed to temporarily replace James Strom Thurmond and took his seat on April 5, 1956. |
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