List of lieutenant governors of South Carolina
Lieutenant Governors under the Constitution of 1790
The General Assembly chose the Lieutenant Governor for a term of two years.

List of lieutenant governors of South Carolina

Section Title: Lieutenant Governors under the Constitution of 1790
Table Section Text: The General Assembly chose the Lieutenant Governor for a term of two years.

#	Name	Took Office	Left Office	Party	Governor(s) Served Under

14	Isaac Holmes	February 15, 1791	December 5, 1792	Federalist	Charles Pinckney

15	James Ladson	December 5, 1792	December 17, 1794	Federalist	William Moultrie

16	Lewis Morris	December 17, 1794	December 8, 1796	Federalist	Arnoldus Vanderhorst

17	Robert Anderson	December 8, 1796	December 18, 1798	Democratic- Republican	Charles Pinckney

18	John Drayton	December 18, 1798	January 23, 1800	Democratic- Republican	Edward Rutledge

19	Richard Winn	December 4, 1800	December 8, 1802	Democratic- Republican	John Drayton

20	Ezekiel Pickens	December 8, 1802	December 7, 1804	Democratic- Republican	James Burchill Richardson

21	Thomas Sumter, Jr.	December 7, 1804	December 9, 1806	Democratic- Republican	Paul Hamilton

22	John Hopkins	December 9, 1806	December 10, 1808	Democratic- Republican	Charles Pinckney

23	Frederick Nance	December 10, 1808	December 8, 1810	Democratic- Republican	John Drayton

24	Samuel Farrow	December 8, 1810	December 10, 1812	Democratic- Republican	Henry Middleton

25	Eldred Simkins	December 10, 1812	December 10, 1814	Democratic- Republican	Joseph Alston

26	Robert Creswell	December 10, 1814	December 5, 1816	Democratic- Republican	David Rogerson Williams

27	John A. Cuthbert	December 5, 1816	December 8, 1818	Democratic- Republican	Andrew Pickens

28	William Youngblood	December 8, 1818	December 7, 1820	Democratic- Republican	John Geddes

29	William Pinckney	December 7, 1820	December 7, 1822	Democratic- Republican	Thomas Bennett, Jr.

30	Henry Bradley	December 7, 1822	December 3, 1824	Democratic- Republican	John Lyde Wilson

31	William Bull	December 3, 1824	December 9, 1826	Democratic- Republican	Richard Irvine Manning I

32	James Witherspoon	December 9, 1826	December 10, 1828	Democratic- Republican	John Taylor

33	Thomas Williams	December 10, 1828	December 9, 1830	Democratic	Stephen Decatur Miller

34	Patrick Noble	December 9, 1830	December 10, 1832	Democratic	James Hamilton, Jr.

35	Charles Cotesworth Pinckney	December 10, 1832	December 9, 1834	Democratic	Robert Young Hayne

36	Whitemarsh B. Seabrook	December 9, 1834	December 10, 1836	Democratic	George McDuffie

37	William DuBose	December 10, 1836	December 7, 1838	Democratic	Pierce Mason Butler

38	Barnabas Kelet Henagan	December 7, 1838	April 7, 1840	Democratic	Patrick Noble

39	William K. Clowney	December 9, 1840	December 8, 1842	Democratic	John Peter Richardson II

40	Isaac Donnom Witherspoon	December 8, 1842	December 7, 1844	Democratic	James Henry Hammond

41	J.F. Ervin	December 7, 1844	December 8, 1846	Democratic	William Aiken

42	William Cain	December 8, 1846	December 12, 1848	Democratic	David Johnson

43	William Henry Gist	December 12, 1848	December 13, 1850	Democratic	Whitemarsh B. Seabrook

44	Joshua John Ward	December 13, 1850	December 9, 1852	Democratic	John Hugh Means

45	James Irby	December 9, 1852	December 11, 1854	Democratic	John Lawrence Manning

46	Richard de Treville	December 11, 1854	December 9, 1856	Democratic	James Hopkins Adams

47	Gabriel Cannon	December 9, 1856	December 10, 1858	Democratic	Robert F.W. Allston

48	M. E. Carn	December 10, 1858	December 14, 1860	Democratic	William Henry Gist

49	W.W. Harllee	December 14, 1860	December 17, 1862	Democratic	Francis Wilkinson Pickens

50	Plowden Weston	December 17, 1862	January 25, 1864	Democratic	Milledge Luke Bonham

51	Robert McCaw	December 18, 1864	May 25, 1865	Democratic	Andrew Gordon Magrath

Sentence(s)

Ward served as the 44th Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina from 1850 to 1852, as a Democrat, under Governor John Hugh Means.

final_sentence: Ward served as the 44th Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina from 1850 to 1852, as a Democrat, under Governor John Hugh Means.