The Political Graveyard: South Carolina: Chief Justices of the State Supreme Court

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South Carolina: Chief Justices of the State Supreme Court

Index of Politicians by Office Held or Sought

Chief Justices of the South Carolina State Supreme Court, 1927-61 (May be incomplete!)
Richard C. Watts 1927-30 Eugene S. Blease 1931-34 John G. Stabler 1935-40 M. L. Bonham 1940 Taylor H. Stukes 1956-61

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Chief Justices of the South Carolina State Supreme Court: Events and Candidates of the 1930's (may be incomplete!)

1930 Oct 13: Richard C. Watts, died in office.
1934 Oct 8: Eugene S. Blease, resigned.

Chief Justices of the South Carolina State Supreme Court: Events and Candidates of the 1940's (may be incomplete!)

1940 Jan 3: John G. Stabler, died in office.

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