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Abbeville County
South Carolina

Politicians who lived in AbbevilleCounty

Abbeville County (no citygiven):      Abbeville County, 1860-1869:JamesA. Black —GeorgeDusenberry —LawrencePembroke Guffin —JohnA. Hunter —WilliamNelson Joiner —HutsonJ. Lomax —JamesMartin —BaileyMilford —ThomasA. Sullivan —RichardM. Valentine —ThomasWilliamson —ValentineYoung    Abbeville County, 1870-1879:WilliamKidd Bradley —EveridgeCain —FrancisAsbury Conner —HenryH. Ellison —MitchellGoggins —LawrencePembroke Guffin —LemuelL. Guffin —HenryHolcomb Harper —WilliamH. Heard —WilliamM. Holland —JeremiahHollinshead —WilliamHood —HutsonJ. Lomax —ThomasH. Martin —JohnChappell Maxwell —BaileyMilford —ThomasL. Moore —JamesHenry Rice —JamesA. Spencer —ThomasA. Sullivan —ThomasN. Talbott —JohnR. Tolbert —HannibalA. Wideman    Abbeville County, 1880-1889:WilliamEmmett Barmore —WilliamChristie Benet —WilliamKennedy Blake —JohnEdward Bradley —PatrickHenry Bradley —WilliamKidd Bradley —FranklinFincher Gary —EllisGarland Graydon —HenryHolcomb Harper —RobertReid Hemphill —RobertEmmett Hill —JamesN. King —WilliamD. Mars —JohnChappell Maxwell —JesseS. McGee —JohnH. Morrah —JamesDavid Neel —WilliamHenry Parker —JamesHenry Rice —RobertJames Robinson —MaxwellC. Taggert —CreswellArchimedes Calhoun Waller —WilliamPatton Wideman —JohnH. Young    Abbeville County, 1890-1899:WilliamChristie Benet —PrestonBrooks Carwile —MarshallPringle DeBruhl —EllisGarland Graydon —RobertReid Hemphill —RobertEmmett Hill —J.B. Holloway —HenryJefferson Kinard —JamesN. King —J.C. Klugh —WilliamDavenport Mann —D.H. McCalla —IsaacHull McCalla —R.F. McCaslan —WilliamMcGowan —WilliamHenry Parker —JamesTownes Robertson —AndrewJackson Speer —JamesEbenezer Todd —CreswellArchimedes Calhoun Waller    Abbeville County, 1900-1909:MelvinJoshua Ashley —JohnRennie Blake —JeffersonDavis Carwile —PrestonBrooks Carwile —MarshallPringle DeBruhl —MaxcyGregg Donnald —JohnCalhoun Lomax —JamesFraser Lyon —WilliamDavenport Mann —JamesN. Nance —WilliamHenry Parker —JohnQuincy Stillwell    Abbeville County, 1910-1919:MelvinJoshua Ashley —JamesStephen Gilbert —RobertHomer McAdams —JohnMcKee Nickles —FrankCook Robinson    Abbeville County, 1920-1929:EugeneF. Arnold —MelvinJoshua Ashley —FranklinAddison Carwile —HubertCharles Cox —LutherJoseph Davis —WilliamWallace Harris —RobertHomer McAdams —JamesRobert Pruitt —ThomasAlexander Putman —FredDavis West    Abbeville County, 1930-1939:JoePerrin Anderson —MelvinJoshua Ashley —FranklinAddison Carwile —RobertBartlette Cheatham —LaurinMontague Drennon —CharlesWalter Ellis —LucianWalter Keller —RobertHomer McAdams —CharlieCowan Murdock —JamesPearson Nickles —JamesStewart Strong —FredDavis West    Abbeville County, 1940-1949:MelvinJoshua Ashley —RobertBartlette Cheatham —MarvinEugene Crawford —RobertS. Galloway —WilliamPinckney Greene, Jr. —CharlieCowan Murdock —W.D. Nixon    Abbeville County, 1950-1959:GaryDorn Brown —W.D. Nixon —JamesHerman Parker —RalphJackson Syfan    Abbeville County, 1960-1969:AddisonBrooks Carwile —JamesHerman Parker —CharlesLewis Powell —WilliamFranklin Snipes    Abbeville County, 1970-1979:CharlesLewis Powell —WilliamFranklin Snipes    Abbeville County, 1980-1989:MichaelStanley Gulledge    Abbeville:WyattAiken —WilliamChristie Benet —ArmisteadBurt —JamesS. Cothran —EugeneBlackburn Gary —FrankB. Gary —WilliamNorwood Graydon —F.J. Lawson —R.S. Link —JamesDunklin Mars —JohnMoore Mars —JaniceC. McCord —SamuelMcGowan —JohnHoward Moore —G.A. Neuffer —WaltonM. Stephens —M.P. Tolbert —R.R. Tolbert —T.N. Tolbert    Abbeville, Abbeville District County (nowAbbeville County):JohnA. Calhoun —EdwardNoble —ThomasC. Perrin —MosesTaggart —ThomasThomson —DavidLewis Wardlaw —JohnH. Wilson    Due West:RobertS. Galloway —WilliamS. Liming —J.C. Todd —Mrs.J. C. Todd —Mrs.S. J. Todd    See alsoSouthCarolina areas not assigned to counties.

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