He was the son of John L. McCall and Nancy Sinclair McCall. He was a Confederate soldier, a successful merchant and farmer, the Vice President of the Bank of Marlboro in Bennettsville, and the President of Marlboro Cotton Oil Company. He was a State Senator and the Mayor of Bennettsville. He was also a member of the Democratic State Executive Committee from 1880 to 1888, and served as a delegate to the National Convention in 1880.
He was the son of John L. McCall and Nancy Sinclair McCall. He was a Confederate soldier, a successful merchant and farmer, the Vice President of the Bank of Marlboro in Bennettsville, and the President of Marlboro Cotton Oil Company. He was a State Senator and the Mayor of Bennettsville. He was also a member of the Democratic State Executive Committee from 1880 to 1888, and served as a delegate to the National Convention in 1880.
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"The Poor Man's Friend."
A dutiful son, a gallant soldier, a wise statesman; a man of unspotted integrity, large benevolence, colossal business capacity, fore-most in all that pertained to good of country; loved and trusted by all.
A True Patriot.
Member of the famous Hampton Legion.
C.S.A.
Enlisted May 12, 1862 and served faithfully under Gen. R. E. Lee even to Appomattox.
With courage strengthened by defeat in war, he nobly fought the battle of life and won its crown of success.
State Senator from 1877 to 1890.
Re-elected 1902.
Mayor of the Town of Bennettsville, S.C. 1889 to 1902.
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