Name	Date	Location	Source
Hugh Adams	1698 1699 - 1701	Charlestown, South Carolina Wappetaw	"Wapetaw Congregational Curch", Petrona Royal McIver, The South Carolina Historical Magazine, Vol LVII
Joseph Alexander			"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
George Anderson	d. berf 1751		Will of Isaac Hayne d.17 Dec 1751 p. 17 Jan 1752
Moses Allen	1775	Wappetaw, Military Chaplin, in Georgia by the time of the Rev. War.	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
Nathan Bassett	1733	Circular Church	"Wapetaw Congregational Curch", Petrona Royal McIver, The South Carolina Historical Magazine, Vol LVII
John Baxter	1734	Cainhoy
Nicholas Bedgegood	1776	Ashely River	"The Baptist and Methodist Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution", Durward T. Stokes The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol. 7
Thomas Bell	1747	James Island	Will of Martha Bee, d. 3 Oct 1747, p. 31 May 1751
Edmund Botsford	1770's after the Rev. War	Chaplin to South Carolina Troops Georgetown South Carolina	"The Baptist and Methodist Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution", Durward T. Stokes The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol. 7
Charles Commins (Cummings)	1770's	Miltary Chaplin	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
James Creswell	1770's	96	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
Francis Cummings		Served in the Second Provincial Congress	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
Daniel Dobell, son of Philip Dobell	d. Sep 15, 1774	General Baptist Congregation at Ashley-Ferry	Death Notices in the South Carolina Charleston Gazette, 1732 - 1775
Philip Dobell	d. Aug. 20, 1774	General Baptist Congregation at Ashley-Ferry	Death Notices in the South Carolina Charleston Gazette, 1732 - 1775
George Duffield	1770's	Military Chaplin	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
James Edmonds	1750's 1753-1767 b. 1720 England	Cainhoy Congregational Church Independent Congregational Church, Charleston	"A Faithful Ambassador": The Diary of Rev. William Hutson, Pastor of the Independent Meeting in Charleston 1757-1761, The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 107, p. 272
Joshua Edwards	1755	Lynches Creek Baptist Church	Marie Brunson Jefferson
Caleb Evans	..d April 22, 1772	Charleston General Baptist Congregation	Death Notices in the South Carolina Charleston Gazette, 1732 - 1775
Hugh Fisher	1720 - d. 1734	Dorchester
Richard Furman	1776	Chaplin to S. C. Troops Charleston Baptist Church	"The Baptist and Methodist Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution", Durward T. Stokes The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol. 73, p. 87
John Harris		Served in Cont'l Congress	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
Oliver Hart	1750 - 1780	Charleston Baptist Congregation	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
Henry Haywood	1770's	Stono	"The Baptist and Methodist Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution", Durward T. Stokes The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol. 7
William Hutson	1743-1756   1757 - d. 1761	Stoney Creek Independent Presbyterian Church   Charleston Circular Church	"A Faithful Ambassador": The Diary of Rev. William Hutson, Pastor of the Independent Meeting in Charleston 1757-1761, The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 107, p. 272 "The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
Henry Ledbetter	1755 1759	Lynches Creek Baptist Church Converted to Calvanism and moved to NC	Marie Brunson Jefferson
Joseph Lord	1695-1720	Dorchester	History and Published Records of the Midway Congregational Church Liberty County, Georgia
John McLeod	1747	Edisto Island	Will of Martha Bee, d. 3 Oct 1747, p. 31 May 1751
John Martin	1759 d. July 4, 1774	Wappetaw/Cainhoy Willtown	"Wapetaw Congregational Curch", Petrona Royal McIver, The South Carolina Historical Magazine, Vol LVII Death Notices in the South Carolina Charleston Gazette, 1732 - 1775
Cotton Mather	1699	Charleston Circular Congregation	Died in the Yellow Fever epdemic of 1699.  His death mention in the Sewell Diaries.
John Osgood	1734 - 1754	Dorchester	History and Published Records of the Midway Congregational Church Liberty County, Georgia
James Parker	1741	Charlestown	"A Faithful Watchmand on the Wall of Charlestown" Josiah Smith and Moderate Revivialism in Colonial South Carolina, by Thomas S Kid, The South Carolina Historical Magazine Vol 105, No. 2,
Job Parker	1734 d. Oct 1736	Wappetaw	Will of John Hendrick d. 16 Feb 1735/36 r. 17 Apr. 1736
William Porter	1733 d. Jan 1733/34	Wappetaw	"Wapetaw Congregational Curch", Petrona Royal McIver, The South Carolina Historical Magazine, Vol LVII
Evan Pugh	1776	St. David's, Mount Pleasant	"The Baptist and Methodist Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution", Durward T. Stokes The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol. 7
Jno. Ras	1744	Williamsburg	Will of John Hamilton d.24 Apr. 1744 p. 20 Oct 1744 r. 12 Dec 1744
Joseph Reese	1770's	South Carolina	"The Baptist and Methodist Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution", Durward T. Stokes The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol. 7
Thomas Reese	twice, first time 1778 second time 1782-	Salem, Black River during the Rev. War was forced to return to NC. Came back to Salem, 1782	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
Azel Roe		Missionary from New Jersey returned home and served as military chaplin	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
William Richardson			"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
Archibald Simpson		Salem, Black River, returned to England at beginning of Rev. War.	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
James Smart	1755 1760s	Lynches Creek Baptist Coosawhatchie Baptist Church now Beech Branch Batpist Church Allendale County	Marie Brunson Jefferson
Josiah Smith	1728  1734	Cainhoy Independent Church	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
Archibald Stobo	d. 1741	Willtown Congregation	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
William Tennent		Served in Con't Congress, Charleston Circular Church	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
John Thomas	1767 - d. 1771	Wappetaw	"The Presbyterian Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution" The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol 71, p. 270
Elhanah Winchester	1776	Welch Neck	"The Baptist and Methodist Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution", Durward T. Stokes The South Carolina Historical Magazine vol. 7
George Whitefield	1740	Itinerate	"A Faithful Watchmand on the Wall of Charlestown" Josiah Smith and Moderate Revivialism in Colonial South Carolina, by Thomas S Kid, The South Carolina Historical Magazine Vol 105, No. 2,
John Zubly	1748 Jan 1759	Wappetaw	Will of William Hendrick d. 7 Nov 1749 p 5 Jan 1749/50 r. 19 Jan 1749/50