district governor death_place death_date predecessor birth_place successor party profession office term_end birth_date term term_start article_title state name
3rd andrew pickens john geddes thomas bennett , jr. . georgetown , south carolina july 7 , 1823 john gourdin lyde wilson francis kinloch huger lemuel benton theodore charleston county , south carolina jacob david r. williams james ervin b. i ` on william amis dillard bryan federalist planter , politician president south carolina senate from all saints parish member of the of south carolina house of representatives from prince george 's , the winyah parish south carolina senate member of the march 3 , 1805 march 3 , 1817 1768 november , 1821 november 23 , 1818 & ndash ; july 23 7 , 1823 november 28 , 1796 & ndash ; , december 16 , 1797 november 24 , 1806 & ndash 1818 ; august 29 , 1812 november 15 , 1813 & & ndash ; december 24 , 1813 ndash ; december 20 march 4 , 1799 march 4 , 1815 benjamin huger -lrb- congressman -rrb-
 south carolina benjamin huger
benjamin huger -lrb- congressman -rrb-

benjamin huger -lrb- 1768 -- july 7 , 1823 -rrb- was a united states representative from south carolina .
born at or near charleston in 1768 , he pursued an academic course and engaged in the cultivation of rice on the waccamaw river .
he was a member of the south carolina house of representatives from 1796 to 1798 , and was elected as a federalist to the sixth , seventh , and eighth u.s. congresses , serving from march 4 , 1799 to march 3 , 1805 .
he was again a member of the state house of representatives from 1806 to 1813 , and was then elected to the fourteenth u.s. congress , serving from march 4 , 1815 to march 3 , 1817 .
he was a member of the south carolina senate from 1818 to 1823 and served as its president from 1819 to 1822 .
he died on his estate on waccamaw river , near georgetown , south carolina ; interment was in all saints ' churchyard .
