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cluded to call a meeting of the alumni who were in Columbia
or within reach the next night (year?) in the State House
(the Legislature was in session, and Fraser and Perry were
members). An enthusiastic, and I may say anxious audi-
ence filled the House of Rep. I remained long enough to see
the organization, enrol my name, and I had to take the train
that night. Governor John L. Manning was elected Presi-
dent before I left." So wrote L. L. Fraser, of the class of
1846, to Professor A. C. Moore, May 9, 1909.

The class of 1846 held a reunion December 7, 1880, at
which time they listened to an address from W. B. Wilson,
of Yorkville, who graduated in that class. A committee was
appointed to initiate a movement looking to the formation of
an association of alumni of the South Carolina College. In
accordance with their instructions the committee called a
meeting of the alumni for December 6, 1881, and invited
Hon. LeRoy F. Youmans to deliver an address before them.
The meeting was held in the Hall of the House of Represen-
tatives, where after the address the Alumni Association of
South Carolina College was formed. Hon. John L. Manning
was elected president; the secretary and treasurer was Col.
F. W. McMaster. A memorial was presented to the legisla-
ture praying for a small appropriation to re-establish the
South Carolina College. The appropriation was obtained,
and the College of Agriculture and Mechanics was reorgan-
ized and opened in the fall of 1882 as the South Carolina
College.

A Junior Alumni Association was later organized consist-
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trace of this organization is observable in the custom of
appointing a junior orator for the alumni reunions in addi-
tion to an older alumnus, the senior orator.

In 1904 a loan fund was started for the purpose of aiding
students, especially to lend enough to tide them over difficult
periods. This fund has now reached the sum of $12,000. The
money is lent to be paid back after graduation. It is in the
hands of Adjunct Professor Francis W. Bradley and a board
of trustees, the members of which are Messrs. Edwin G.
Seibles, Francis H. Weston, Mclver Williamson, Lewis W.
Parker, August Kohn.

The presidents of the association have been John L. Man-
ning, 1881-1889; S. J. Duffle, 1890; L. W. Parker, 1891;
Francis H. Weston, 1892 ; W. A. Clark, 1893; W. T. C. Bates,
1894; James Mclntosh, 1895; A. N. Talley, 1896; J. G.
McCants, 1897; R. P. Hamer, 1898-1904; E. G. Seibels, 1905-
1908; J. M. Kinard, 1909-1910; F. H. Weston, 1911; W. W.
Ball, 1912; E. R. Lucas, 1913.

The following alumni have held the position of secretary
and treasurer : F. W. McMaster, 1881-1882 ; J. Q. Marshall,
1883-1890; F. H. McMaster, 1890-1892; August Kohn, 1893-
1903 ; H. L. Spahr, 1904-1906 ; H. C. Davis, 1907 ; A. C. Moore,
1908-1913 ; A. C. Carson, 1914.

From 1881 to 1890 the annual meeting of the association
was held during the month of December. In 1891 the reunion
was held on commencement day ; thereafter it has been held
on Tuesday of commencement week. As often as possible
after 1891 there was a banquet some time during the session
of the legislature, which had been changed from December
to January. Since the institution of Founders' Day in 1910
the annual meeting has taken place on that day, in LeConte
College after 1911.



432 HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY

HONOR ROLL OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE, 1806 TO 1861.

(V., Valedictory; S. Salutatory.)

The valedictory was first honor until after 1821.

1807 Walter Crenshaw, v. ; John Caldwell, s.

1808 James R. Gregg, v. ; John Murphy, s.

1809 Jas. L. Petigru, v. ; Alexander Bowie, s.

1810 James Dillett, v. ; William Lowry, s.

1811 B. J. Earle, v. ; William Arthur, s.

1812 H. L. Pinckney, v. ; John B. O'Neall, s.

1813 George McDuffie, v. ; John G. Creagh, s.

1814 Hugh S. Legare, v. ; Henry Trescott, s.

1815 Elijah Gilbert, v.

1816 D. L. Wardlaw, v. ; Henry A. Gibbes, s.

1817 Charles Fishburn, v. ; Archibald Baynard, s.

1818 Francis H. Wardlaw, v. ; Josiah J. Kilpatrick, s.

1819 Thomas H. Taylor, v. ; C. G. Memminger, s.

1820 James Terry, v. ; Richard Yeadon, s.

1821 Basil Manly, v. ; Amzi W. Alexander, s.

(From this time the salutatory was declared by the board
of trustees to be the first honor. )

1822 Wm. J. Wilson, s. ; J. W. Grant, v.

1823 Wm. F. Colcock, s. ; Robert Spenser, v.

1824 Richard T. Brumby, s. ; James W. Daniel, v.

1825 Randall Hunt, s. ; T. J. Withers, v.

1826 Edmund Bellinger, s. ; R. G. Quarles, v.

1827 This year twenty-four seniors were expelled and no
honors were awarded.

1828 Nicholas Summer, s. ; Hiram McKnight, v.

1829 Lewis R. Gibbes, s. ; W. J. Boone, v.

1830 B. F. Johnston, s. ; John A. Mills, v.

1831 James H. Thornwell, s. ; Richard S. Gladney, v.

1832 Joseph W. Lesesne, s. ; Nelson Mitchell, v.

1833 James Simons, s. ; Elisha Hamlin, v.

1834 C. P. Sullivan, s. ; M. L. Bonham, v.

1835 William Blanding, s.

1836 J. Pearson, s. ; A. Simkins, v.

1837 John N. Frierson, s. ; D. W. Ray, v.

1838 A. Gregg, s.; E. Bellinger, v.



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1839 Isaac M. Hutson, s. ; David E. Frierson, v.

1840 Haskell S. Rhett, s. ; Thomas M. Hanckel, v.

1841 Wm. J. Elvers, s. ; Robert B. Boylston, v.

1842 Wm. P. Starke, s. ; J. M. Landrum, v.

1843 S. J. Barnett, s. ; C. D. Melton, v.

1844 P. H. Nelson, s. ; J. H. Carlisle, v.

1845 Robert Garlington, s. ; Thomas B. Fraser, v.

1846 E. L. Patton, s. ; A. A. Morse, v.

1847 Thomas Frost, s. ; John S. Green, v.

1848 James P. Adams, s. ; L. S. Blanding, v.

1849 C. H. Simonton, s. ; T. J. Glover, v.

1850 J. H. Rion, s. ; Robert W. Barnwell, v.

1851 J. H. Elliott, s. ; J. R. Chalmers, v.

1852 J. H. Hudson, s. ; D. H. Porter, v.

1853 J. I. Middleton, s.; C. E. Leverett, v.

1854 James Lowndes, s. ; Benjamin R. Stuart, v.

1855 C. W. Boyd, s. ; W. L. Trenholm, v.

1856 G. M. Fairlee, s. ; H. Covington, v.

1857 W. H. White, s.; E. L. Rivers, v.

1858 Edward H. Buist, s. ; Grimke Rhett, v.

1859 Wm. Thomas Cleveland, s. ; Wm. E. Boggs, v.

1860 Thomas M. Logan, s. ; Alexander C. Haskell, v.

There were no commencement exercises in December, 1861.



RECIPIENTS OF THE MASTER OF ARTS DEGREE IN THE ANTE-
BELLUM COLLEGE.

This list of the recipients of the second degree, with the
year in which it was conferred, is taken from the minutes
of the board of trustees and of the faculty.

1812, Robert W. Gill, 1809.

Benjamin F. Whitner, 1809.

1814, William Brantley, 1808.



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434 HISTORY OP THE UNIVERSITY

1836, Napoleon Gustavus Rich, 1833.
William Blanding, 1835.

Mathias Clark (graduated in 1835, so that he must

have taken the degree in residence).
David Johnson, Jr. (who also graduated in 1835).

1837, C. K. Johnson (?)
William E. Martin, 1834.
Peter C. Gilliard, 1834.
Frederick Reiser, 1834.

1839, James A. Marshall, 1838.
Isaac Foreman, 1836.

1840, Charles Kershaw, 1835.
John D. Wilson, 1837.
James N. Frierson, 1837.
Edwin DeLeon, 1837.
John A. Leland, 1837.
James W. McCants, 1837.
Samuel J. Chapman, 1837.

1841, David J. Williams, 1837.

1842, John Jacob Seibles, 1836.

1843, Six resident graduates, but the minutes of the

trustees are silent in regard to those who
received the A. M. degree, and the minutes
of the faculty are lost.

1846, Robert Boyce, 1845.

James H. Carlisle, 1844.
J. Thornton Carpenter, 1845.
Henry C. Davis, 1844.
Wyatt J. Goin, 1845.
Theodore S. Gourdin, 1845.
Thomas B. Fraser, 1845.



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William J. Hand, 1829.
Arthur P. Hayne, 1841.
George W. Landrum, 1845.
John H. Logan, 1844.
William J. Rivers, 1841.
Thomas J. Workman, 1843.

1847, Julius Anderson, 1846.
William B. Carlisle, 1841.
Henry Mclver, 1846.
Henry T. Moore, 1846.
Christopher G. Hume, 1845.
Robert H. Reid, 1846.
Ephriam M. Seabrook, 1844.
William B. Wilson, 1846.

1849, William H. Talley, 1848.
William B. Telford, 1847.

1850, William H. Parker, 1846.
Paul H. Seabrook, 1847.

1851, S. M. G. Gary, 1847.
Robert Henry, Jr., 1848.
John K. Jackson, 1846.
Rufus K. Porter, 1849.
Henry S. Williams, 1850.

1852 John Douglass, 1843.
Thomas T. Dill, 1845.

1853, James H. Rion, 1850.
Horace H. Sams, 1850.

1854, Henry Buist, 1847.
E. S. J. Hayes, 1850.
Eugene McCaa, 1852.
J. Felix Walker, 1850.



436 HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY

1855, Alfred B. Brumby, 1851.
James C. Calhoun, 1852.
J. Wood Davidson, 1852.

1856, H. Walker Adams, 1852.
Josiah Bedon, 1855.
Henry M. Clarkson, 1855.
William B. Gulp, 1854.
Charles E. Fleming, 1855.
Alfred Wallace, 1855.

1857, John G. Scarborough, 1854.

1858, Alexander C. Elder, 1855.

1859, George E. Coit, 1856.
Harris Covington, 1856.
George M. Fairlee, 1856.
William Royal, 1841.

1860, Henry C. Mitchell, 1857.

COMPARATIVE ATTENDANCE OF STUDENTS AND GRADUATES.



Year.


Graduates.


Students.


1805




30


1806


: 1


57


1807


4


93


1808


31


107


1809


18


92


1810


25


105


1811


25


118


1812


34


171


1813


33


141


1814


44


149


1815


38


134


1816


37


108


1817


27


113


1818


35


107



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Year.


Graduates.


Students.


1819


30


107


1820


28


110


1821


27


88


1822


24


76


1823


8


65


1824


19


108


1825


32


115


1826


28


114


1827


13


114


1828


20


87


1829


28


97


1830


37


115


1831


38


114


1832


33


108


1833


37


86


1834


22


52


1835


12


70


1836


11


114


1837


40


155


1838


37


153


1839


22


160


1840


37


168


1841


51


169


1842


42


150


1843


30


134


1844


37


134


1845


33


122


1846


31


137


1847


35


171


1848


32


221


1849


64


237


1850


63


195


1851


46


184


1852


46


199


1853


24


122


1854


21


190


1855..


66


195



438 HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY

Year. Graduates. Students.

1856 33 180

1857 21 158

1858 44 201

1859 39 184

1860. 38 170

1861 31 143

1862 (Open to the end of June) 72

1863 Closed

1864

1865 "

1866 48

1867 108

1868 12 113

1869 8 65

1870 11 53

1871 6 88

1872 16 68

1873 8 62

1874 Radical

1875

1876

1877

1878 Closed

1879

1880 (to Oct. 5)

1881 66

1882 72

1883 11 185

1884 13 202

1885 21 i 8 4

1886 26 213

1887 32 192

1888 31 170

* 9 49 235

!890 32 226

191 46 182

I 892 25 98



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Year. Graduates. Students.

1893 25 72

1894 12 68

1895 14 160

1896 10 184

1897 18 162

1898 28 189

1899 23 184

1900 38 212

1901 32 227

1902 46 215

1903 40 226

1904 33 214

1905 46 296

1906 45 301

1907 46 285

1908 60 278

1909 47 298

1910 71 339

1911 52 416

1912 56 443

1913 63 513

1914 103 551

1915 105 511

Graduates to 1865 1,762

Graduates since 1865 1,350

Total 3,112



440 HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY

TRUSTEES.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE, 1801-1865.

EX-OFFICIO: Governors: James H. Adams, 1854-56; William
Aiken, 184446; R. F. W. Allston, 1856-58;
Joseph Alston, 1812-14; Thomas Bennett,
1820-22; M. L. Bonham, 1862-64; Pierce M.
Butler, 1836-38; John Drayton, 1801-2; 1808-10;
John Geddes, 1818-20; W. H. Gist, 1858-60;
James Hamilton, Jr., 1830-32; Paul Hamilton,
1804-06; James H. Hammond, 1842-44; Robert
Y. Hayne, 1832-34; David Johnson, 1846-48;
George McDuffie, 1834-36; A. G. McGrath,
1864-65; John L. Manning, 1852-54; Richard I.
Manning, 1824-26; John H. Means, 1850-52;
Henry Middleton, 1810-12; Stephen D. Miller,
1828-30; Patrick Noble, 1838-40; J. L. Orr,
1865; B. F. Perry, 1865; Andrew Pickens,
1816-18; Francis W. Pickens, 1860-62; Charles
Pinckney, 1806-08.

Lieutenant Governors: Henry Bradly, 1822-24;
William A. Bull, 1824-26; William Cain,
1846-48; Gabriel Cannon, 1856-58; M. E. Cam,
1856-60; W. K. Clowney, 1840-42; Cuth-

bert, 1816-18; Richard De Treville, 1854-56;
William DuBose, 1836-38; John F. Ervin,
1844-46; Samuel Farron, 1810-12; W. H. Gist,
1848-50; W. W. Harlee, 1860-62; B. K. Hena-
gan, 1838-40; John Hopkins, 1806-08; J. H.
Irby, 1852-54; Frederick Nance, 1808-10;
Patrick Noble, 1830-32; Ezeckiel Pickens,
1802-04; C. C. Pinckney, 1832-33; William C.
Pinckney, 1820-22 ; W. D. Porter, 1865 ; White-
marsh B. Seabrook, 1834-36; Eldred Simkins,
1812-14; Thomas Sumter, Jr., 1804-06; Joshua
J. Ward, 1850-52; Plowden C. J. Weston,
1862-64; Thomas Williams, 1828-30; Richard



OF SOUTH CAROLINA 441

Winn, 1801-02 ; Isaac D. Witherspoon, 1842-44 ;
James H. Witherspoon, 1826-28; Thomas
Wright, 1833-34; William Youngblood, 1818-20.

Presidents of the Senate: R. F. W. Allston,
1850-56; Robert Barnwell, 1805-06; James
Chestnut, Jr., 1856-58; Henry Deas, 1828-36;
Benjamin Huger, 1819-22; Jacob B. Ion,
1822-28; Patrick Noble, 1836-38; Angus Pat-
terson, 1838-49; W. D. Porter, 1858-65; James
R. Pringle, 1814-19; J. B. Richardson, 1813;
Savage Smith, 1813-14 ; William Smith, 1806-08 ;
John Ward, 1801-03; 04-05; Samuel Warren,
1808-13.

Speakers of the House of Representatives:
A. P. Aldrich, 1862-64; Joseph Alston, 1805-10;
Thomas Bennett, 1814-18; W. F. Colcock,
1841-48; Benjamin F. Dunkin, 1828-30; Theo-
dore Gaillard, 1801-02; John Geddes, 1810-14;
Robert Y. Hayne, 1818; J. Izard Middleton,
1848-50; Patrick Noble, 1818-24; 1832-36; J. B.
O'Neall, 1824-28; Henry L. Pinckney, 1830-32;
William C. Pinckney, 1804-05; James Simons,
1850-62; C. H. Simonton, 1865; Robert Stark,
1802-04; David L. Wardlaw, 1836-41.

Associate Judges: Elihu H. Bay, 1801-25;
Joseph Brevard, 1801-15; Langdon Cheves,
1816-21; Charles J. Colcock, 1813-25; Richard
Gantt, 1815-25; John Foucheraud Grimke,
1801-21; Daniel E. Huger, 1821-25; David
Johnson, 1817-25; William Johnson, 1801-08;
Abram Nott, 1810-25; John S. Richardson,
1818-25; William Smith, 1808-15; Lewis Treze-
vant, 1801-08 ; Thomas Waties, 1805-13 ; Samuel
Wilds, 1805-10.



442 HISTORY OP THE UNIVERSITY

Equity Judges: Henry William DeSaussure,
1808-25; Theodore Gaillard, 1808-25; William
Dobein James, 1801-25; William Marshall,
1801-05; Hugh Rutledge, 1801-11; Waddy
Thompson, 1805-25; Thomas Waties, 1813-25.

Judges of Court of Appeal: Charles J. Colcock,
1825-33; William Harper, 1833-37; David John-
son, 1825-37 ; Abram Nott, 1825-33 ; John Belton
O'Neall, 1833-37.

Chancellors : James J. Caldwell, 1846-50 ; James
P. Carroll, 1860-65; George W. Dargan,
1847-59 ; Henry W. DeSaussure, 1825-37 ; Benja-
min F. Dunkin, 1837-65; William Harper,
1828-47; J. A. Inglis, 1860-65; David Johnson,
1837-46 ; Job Johnston, 1830-60 ; Waddy Thomp-
son, 1825-28; Francis H. Wardlaw, 1850-59.

Circuit Law Judges: Elihu H. Bay, 1825-37;
Andrew P. Butler, 1833-37; Baylis J. Earle,
1830-37; Josiah J. Evans, 1829-37; Theodore
Gaillard, 1825-29; Richard Gantt, 1825-37;
Daniel E. Huger, 1825-30; William D. James,
1825-28; William D. Martin, 1830-33; John
Belton O'Neall, 1828-30; John S. Richardson,
1825-37; Thomas Waties, 1825-29.

Law Judges: Andrew P. Butler, 1837-41; Baylis
J. Earle, 1837-41; Josiah J. Evans, 1837-41;
Richard Gantt, 1837-41; John Belton O'Neall,
1837-41; John S. Richardson, 1837-41.

Judges: Andrew P. Butler, 1841-60; Baylis J.
Earle, 1841-43; Josiah J. Evans, 1841-43;
Edward Frost, 1841-53; Thomas W. Glover,
1853-65; R. Munro, 1853-65; John Belton
O'Neall, 1841-60; John S. Richardson, 1841-51;



OF SOUTH CAROLINA 443

David L. Wardlaw, 1841-65; Joseph N. Whit-
ner, 1850-64 ; Thomas J. Withers, 1846-65.

Chairmen of Committee on Education of the
Senate: James P. Carroll, 1858-60; Edmund
Rhett, 1860-64 ; J. F. Townsend, 1853-58.

Chairmen of Committee on Education of the
House of Representatives: Samuel McGowan,
1858-64; C. P. Sullivan, 1853-58; William
Whaley, 1864-65.

ELECTIVE : James H. Adams, 1841-54 ; 1857-61 ; Isaac Alex-
ander, 1801-04; E. F. W. Allston, 1840-50;
1858-64; Edward H. Anderson, 1837-41; Robert
W. Barnwell, 1835-65; Edmund Bellinger, Jr.,
1841-53; Abram Blanding, 1815-21; 1837-41;
Joseph Blythe, 1805-09; Christian P. Bookter,
1833-37 ; John Brown, 1801-04 ; John G. Brown,
1817-21 ; John Buchanan, 1845-62 ; W. A. Bull,
1821-24; 1825-29; Andrew P. Butler, 1829-33;
Pierce M. Butler, 1833-36; John Caldwell,
1813-17; John C. Calhoun, 1809-10; Robert B.
Campbell, 1830-33; Zachariah Cantey, 1805-09;
Merritt E. Cam, 1857-59; John J. Chappell,
1809-13; James Chestnut, Jr., 1853-56; John
Chestnut, 1801-05; W. F. Colcock, 1837-41;
William Crafts, 1821-25; Walter Crenshaw,
1813-17; William F. Davie, 1833-37; 1845-49;
Warren R. Davis, 1817-25; Thomas N. Daw-
kins, 1839-65; Henry Deas, 1805-09; James S.
Deas, 1821-33; Henry W. DeSaussure, 1801-05;
William F. DeSaussure, 1833-65 ; D. E. Dunlap,
1801-04; Baylis J. Earle, 1825-30; Stephen
Elliott, 1820-29 ; Benjamin F. Elmore, 1821-25 ;
Franklin H. Elmore, 1825-37; James Ervin,
1809-17; David R. Evans, 1805-13; Josiah J.
Evans, 1818-29; William Falconer, 1801-05;



444 HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY

James Farrow, 1857-65; John M. Felder,
1812-13; Edward Fisher, 1816-17; 1833-37;
Richard Gantt, 1805-15; Robert W. Gibbes,
1847-49; 1850-57; James Gillespie, 1839-57;
Joseph Gist, 1809-21; Thomas W. Glover,
1833-37; William J. Grayson, 1821-29; James
Gregg, 1821-25; 1829-49; Benjamin Haile,
1809-13; James Hamilton, Jr., 1832-33 ; 1834-41 ;
James H. Hammond, 1840-42 ; Wade Hampton,
Sr., 1801-09; Wade Hampton, Jr., 1826-57;
Wade Hampton, 1861-65; William Harper,
1813-21; Robert Y. Hayne, 1834-39; William
Edward Hayne, 1816-17; 1818-25; Robert
Henry, 1843-45; James Hibben, Sr., 1809-17;
John Hooker, 1813-17; Alfred Huger, 1825-33;
Daniel E. Huger, 1813-17 ; 1818-21 ; 1830-37;
1841-45; Francis K. Huger, 1817-21; John A.
Inglis, 1857-60; Jacob Bond Ion, 1817-25;
1828-33; Joseph E. Jenkins, 1837-41; David
Johnson, 1849-57; W. D. Johnson, 1863-65;
Job Johnston, 1829-30; John Keitt, 1817-21;
Maximilian LaBorde, 1837-42 ; Hugh S. Legare,
1829-33; Samuel McAlilley, 1857-65; David J.
McCord, 1829-41; George McDuffie, 1818-21;
1836-41; William Me Willie, 1841-45; John L.
Manning, 1841-52 ; Richard I. Manning, 1826-37 ;
Jonathan Maxcy, 1804-20 ; David H. Means,
1836-41; John H. Means, 1853-63; C. G. Mem-
minger, 1837-65; John I. Middleton, 1850-65;
Stephen D. Miller, 1825-28 ; Franklin J. Moses,
1850-65; John Murphy, 1809-17; Abram Nott,
1803-10; John Belton O'Neall, 1817-21; 1822-24;
Philip E. Pearson, 1830-37; Thomas C. Perrin,
1857-65 ; B. F. Perry, 1845-49 ; 1859-65 ; James L.
Petigru, 1835-41 ; Charles Cotesworth Pinckney,
1801-05 ; Henry L. Pinckney, 1829-30 ; Thompson
T. Player, 1829-37; John S. Preston, 1849-65;
William C. Preston, 1822-25; 1829-33; 1843-45;



OF SOUTH CAROLINA 445

1851-57 ; John Ramsay, 1821-25 ; James B. Rich-
ardson, 1801-02; 1809-13; John S. Richardson,
1809-13; James Rose, 1833-37; Whitemarsh B.
Seabrook, 1829-37; 1841-48; James Simons,
1863-65 ; Bartlee Smith, 1801-02 ; Thomas Smith,
1830-33; 1836-65; William Smith, 1805-06;
Robert Stark, 1802-17; John Taylor, 1802-05;
1806-13 ; 1817-25 ; Thomas Taylor, Sr., 1801-09 ;
Waddy Thompson, 1830-37; James H. Thorn-
well, 1857-62; J. Townsend, 1863-65; Henry
Dana Ward, 1801-05; 1812-17; John Ward,
1805-09; David L. Wardlaw, 1828-36; Francis
H. Wardlaw, 1849-53; William Whaley,
1863-65; Joseph Newton Whitner, 1836-45;
David R. Williams, 1817-29 ; John Lide Wilson,
1821-22; Thomas J. Withers, 1833-46; Isaac D.
Witherspoon, 1845-57 ; Richard Yeadon, 1863-65 ;
Samuel Yongue, 1801-04; Henry C. Young,
1845-53.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1865-73.

EX-OFFICIO: Governors: James L. Orr, 1865-68; R. K. Scott,
1868-72; Franklin J. Moses, Jr., 1872-73.

Lieutenant Governor: W. D Porter, 1865-68.
Honorable: A. P. Aldrich, 1865-69; James P.
Carroll, 1865-69; T. N. Dawkins, 1865-69;
Thomas W. Glover, 1865-69; J. A. Inglis,
1865-69; W. D. Johnson, 1865-69; J. B. Ker-
shaw, 1865-67; H. D. Lesesne, 1865-69; T. P.
Mikell, 1865-67; F. J. Moses, 1865-69; C. H.
Simonton, 1865-67; John Townsend, 1865-67;
D. L. Wardlaw, 1865-69.

ELECTIVE: E. J. Arthur, 1865-67; Robert W. Barnwell,
1865; M. L. Bonham, 1866-69; B. A. Bozeman,
1869-73 ; F. L. Cardozo, 1869-73 ; James H. Car-
lisle, 1865-69 ; William F. DeSaussure, 1865-69 ;



446 HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY

James Farrow, 1865-69; J. N. Frierson,
1865-69 ; Robert W. Gibbes, 1865 ; Wade Hamp-
ton, 1865-69; J. K. Jillson, 1869-73; J. B. Ker-
shaw, 1867-69; Samuel McAlilley, 1865-69;
Henry Mclver, 1865-69; John L. Manning,
1865-69 ; C. G. Memminger, 1865-69 ; J. I. Mid-
dleton, 1865-69; F. J. Moses, Jr., 1869-73; J. L.
Nagle, 1869-73; T. C. Perrin, 1865-69; B. F.
Perry, 1865-69 ; F. W. Pickens, 1865-69 ; John S.
Preston, 1865-69; T. J. Robertson, 1869-73;
James Simons, 1865-69 ; Thomas Smith, 1865-69 ;
R. Tomlinson, 1869-73 ; Richard Yeadon, 1865-69.

In February, 1869, the board had been reconstituted to
consist of seven members with the governor as chairman
ex-oflicio. Four years later a new set of trustees was elected.
They were J. K. Jillson, D. H. Chamberlain, L. C. Northrop,
white, and Samuel Lee, J. A. Bowley, D. A. Swails, W. R.
Jervay, negro.

SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANICS,

1880-82.

EX-OFFICIO: Governors: Wade Hampton, 1877-79; Thomas
.B. Jeter, 1880 ; W. D. Simpson, 1879-80 ; John-
son Hagood, 1880-82.

Superintendent of Education: Hugh S. Thomp-
son, 1877-82.

Chairman Senate Committee on Education:
John H. Kinsler, 1877-82.

Chairmen House of Representatives Committee
on Education: J. E. Bacon, 1877-80; Andrew
Crawford, 1880-82.

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court: W. D.
Simpson, 1881-82.



OF SOUTH CAROLINA 447

Associate Justices of the Supreme Court:
Samuel McGowan, 1881-82; Henry Mclver,

1881-82.

ELECTIVE: James D. Blanding, 1877-82; R. W. Boyd,
1877-82; J. F. J. Caldwell, 1877-82; Samuel
Dibble, 1877-81; J. F. Izlar, 1881-82; F. W.
McMaster, 1877-82; E. J. Meynardie, 1877-78;

B. F. Perry, 1877-78; J. S. Preston, 1878-80;
James H. Rion, 1877-82; Charles H. Simonton,
1877-82.

SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,, 1882-1888.

EX-OFFICIO: Governors: John P. Richardson, 1886-88; John

C. Sheppard, 1886 ; Hugh S. Thompson, 1882-86.

State Superintendents of Education: Asbury
Coward, 1882-86; J. H. Rice, 1886-88.

Chairmen Senate Committee on Education:
G. L. Buist, 1884-88; D. S. Henderson, 1882-84.

Chairman House of Representatives Committee
on Education: C. J. C. Hutson, 1882-88.

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court: W. D.
Simpson, 1882-88.

Associate Justices of the Supreme Court:
Samuel McGowan, 1882-88; Henry Mclver,

1882-88.

Presidents of the State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society: D. P. Duncan, 1882-87;
J. B. Humbert, 1887-88.



448 HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY

Masters of the State Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry: J. N. Lipscomb, 1882-87; W. K.
Thompson, 1887-88.

ELECTIVE: James D. Blanding, 1882-86; R. W. Boyd,
1882-86; John Bratton, 1886-88; W. H. Braw-
ley, 1887-88; J. F. J. Caldwell, 1882-86; W. C.
Coker, 1886-88 ; Paul Hammond, 1886-87 ; A. C.
Haskell, 1886-88; Robert Henry, 1886-88; J. F.
Izlar, 1882-88; F. W. McMaster, 1882-86; James
H. Rion, 1882-86 ; Charles H. Simonton, 1882-88.

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1888-91.

EX-OFFICIO: Governors: J. P. Richardson, 1888-90; B. R.
Tillman, 1890-91.

State Superintendents of Education: J. H. Rice,
1888-1890; W. D. Mayfield, 1890-91.

Chairmen Senate Committee on Education:
G. L. Buist, 1888-90; R. R. Hemphill, 1890-91.

Chairmen House of Representatives Committee
on Education: C. J. C. Hutson, 1888-90; James
Simons, 1890-91.

Chief Justices of Supreme Court: Henry Mclver,
1890-91 ; W. D. Simpson, 1888-90.

Associate Justices of Supreme Court: Henry
Mclver, 1888-90; Samuel McGowan, 1888-91;
Young J. Pope, 1890-91.

President of the State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society: J. B. Humbert, 1888-90.

Master of the State Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry: W. K. Thompson, 1888-90.



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Members State Board of Agriculture, 1888-90:
W. A. Ancrum, H. L. Buck, B. F. Crayton, D. P.
Duncan, John Lawton, R. A. Love, James
McCutchen, T. J. Moore, J. Stoney Porcher.

ELECTIVE : R. W. Boyd, 1890-91 ; J. Bratton, 1888-90 ; W. H.
Brawley, 1888-90; W. A. Clark, 1890-91; W. C.
Coker, 1888-90; W. D. Evans, 1890-91; D. E.
Finley, 1890-91; J. W. Ferguson, 1890-91; A. C.
Haskell, 1888-90; Robert Henry, 1888-90; J. F.
Izlar, 1888-90 ; Ira B. Jones, 1890-91 ; E. B. Mur-
ray, 1888-90; John T. Sloan, Jr., 1890-91; A. T.
Smythe, 1890-91 ; J. W. Stokes, 1890-91.

SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE, 1891-1906.