Robert Woodward Barnwell

This Robert woodward Barnwell began his advanced education at Beaufort College, then graduated from Harvard.Robert Woodward's political career began in 1826 when he served in the South Carolina state House of Representatives for Beaufort County.Barnwell supported nullification and feared that Andrew Jackson was "bent on enforcing his mandate at the point of a bayonet.He opposed statehood in vain, but then had the good grace to introduce and present the credentials for one of her new senators, John C. Frémont.In 1861, Barnwell was a delegate to the Confederate States of America Provisional Congress held in Montgomery, Alabama.
Robert Woodward Barnwell (bishop)John Barnwell (senator)Confederate States SenatorSouth CarolinaUnited States SenatorWhitemarsh Benjamin SeabrookFranklin ElmoreRobert RhettU.S. House of RepresentativesJames HamiltonWilliam GraysonSouth Carolina House of RepresentativesBeaufort, South CarolinaColumbia, South CarolinaDemocraticAlma materBeaufort CollegeHarvard UniversityUnited States SenateConfederate States of AmericaRobert BarnwellContinental CongressU.S. Congressfire-eatersRobert Barnwell RhettHarvardBeaufort CountynullificationAndrew JacksonUniversity of South CarolinaColumbiaFranklin H. ElmoreJohn C. FrémontMontgomery, AlabamaHowell CobbJefferson DavisConfederate PresidentConfederate ConstitutionCivil WarList of members of the Confederate SenateFind a GraveBiographical Directory of the United States CongressSouth Carolina's 2nd congressional districtU.S. SenateUnited States Senator (Class 2) from South CarolinaAndrew ButlerConfederate States SenateConfederate States Senator (Class 2) from South CarolinaJames OrrProvisional Constitution of the Confederate StatesCongressJames Chesnut, Jr.C. G. MemmingerWm. Porcher MilesLaurence M. KeittWilliam W. BoyceTho. J. WithersGeorgiaR. ToombsFrancis S. BartowMartin J. CrawfordE. A. NisbetBenjamin H. HillAugustus R. WrightThos. R. R. CobbA. H. KenanAlexander H. StephensFloridaJackson MortonJas. B. OwensJ. Patton AndersonAlabamaRichard W. WalkerRobt. H. SmithColin J. McRaeJno. Gill ShorterWilliam Parish ChiltonStephen F. HaleDavid P. LewisTho. FearnJ. L. M. CurryMississippiW. P. HarrisAlexander M. ClaytonW. S. WilsonJames T. HarrisonWalker BrookeWilliam S. BarryJ. A. P. CampbellLouisianaJohn Perkins, Jr.Alex. de ClouetC. M. ConradDuncan F. KennerEdward SparrowHenry MarshallThomas N. WaulWilliamson S. OldhamJohn GreggJohn H. ReaganW. B. OchiltreeJohn HemphillLouis T. WigfallConfederate States ConstitutionJames Chesnut Jr.Laurence KeittT. J. WithersWilliam P. ChiltonJohn Perkins Jr.William Beck OchiltreeConfederate States senatorsGrahamH. JohnsonR. JohnsonPhelanWalkerWatsonCapertonDortchW. JohnsonMaxwellPeytonPrestonSemmesWigfallBurnettGarlandHaynesHunterJemisonMitchelOldhamSparrowYanceyUnited States senators from South CarolinaP. ButlerPinckneySumterTaylorW. SmithR. HayneCalhounElmoreDe SaussureA. HayneChesnutRobertsonM. ButlerTillmanPollockBleaseByrnesLumpkinMaybankDanielThurmondWoffordColhounGaillardHarperMillerMcDuffieA. ButlerHammondSawyerPattersonHamptonMcLaurinLatimerE. SmithJohnstonRussellHollingsDeMintPresidents of the University of South CarolinaCooperLieberThornwellCharles F. McCayLongstreetMcBrydeWoodrowBradleySumwaltHoldermanSorensenPastidesCaslenAmiridis