The Political Graveyard: Charleston County, S.C.

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Charleston County
South Carolina

Politicians who died in Charleston County

Charleston:

	Charleston, 1700-1799: Richard Hutson, 1795 — John Lewis Gervais, 1798
	Charleston, 1800-1899: John Rutledge, 1800 — Aedanus Burke, 1802 — John Mathews, 1802 — Christopher Gadsden, 1805 — Richard Sprigg, Jr., 1806 — William Smith, 1812 — David Ramsay, 1815 — Joseph Alston, 1816 — William W. Van Ness, 1823 — Charles Pinckney, 1824 — Thomas Pinckney, 1828 — Joseph Bellinger, 1830 — Jesse Franklin Cleveland, 1841 — James Gadsden, 1858 — John S. Robinson, 1860 — William Shorten Henerey, 1871 — Robert C. De Large, 1874 — George A. Trenholm, 1876 — Andrew Gordon Magrath, 1893 — Carlos J. Stolbrand, 1894
	Charleston, 1900-1999: Joseph Pulitzer, 1911 — George S. Legaré, 1913 — William H. Brawley, 1916 — Frank B. Gary, 1922 — E. J. Dennis, 1930 — W. Turner Logan, 1941 — John W. Davis, 1955 — Taylor H. Stukes, 1961 — Richard Manning Jefferies, 1964
	Charleston, 2000-2012: Joseph W. Twinam, 2001 — James P. Harrelson, 2003 — Robin L. Beard, Jr., 2007 — Robert E. McNair, 2007

Charleston, Charleston District County (now Charleston County): Daniel Huger, 1799 — Richard Beresford, 1803 — Henry Laurens Pinckney, 1863

Near Charleston: Ralph Izard, 1804 — John Parker, 1832

Seabrook Island: John Wesley Snyder, 1985

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