The Political Graveyard: Australia

Australia

Australia information:

Population: 19,357,594
Land area 2,967,907 square miles.
Capital: Canberra

Neighboring areas:

North: Timor Sea; Arafura Sea; Gulf of Carpentaria
Northeast: Coral Sea
Southeast: Tasman Sea
South: Great Australian Bight
West: Indian Ocean

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Australia
U.S. Consuls in Australia
U.S. Politicians who were born in Australia
U.S. Politicians who died in Australia

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Australia

Clarence E. Gauss (Minister 1940-41) Nelson T. Johnson (Minister 1941-45) Robert Butler (Ambassador 1946-48) Myron Melvin Cowen (Ambassador 1948-49) Pete B. Jarman (Ambassador 1949-53) Amos J. Peaslee (Ambassador 1953-56) Douglas Maxwell Moffat (Ambassador 1956) William Joseph Sebald (Ambassador 1957-61) William Cullen Battle (Ambassador 1962-64) Edward Clark (Ambassador 1965-67) William H. Crook (Ambassador 1968-69) Walter Lyman Rice (Ambassador 1969-73) Marshall Green (Ambassador 1973-75) James W. Hargrove (Ambassador 1976-77) Philip H. Alston, Jr. (Ambassador 1977-81) Robert D. Nesen (Ambassador 1981-85) Laurence William Lane, Jr. (Ambassador 1985-89) Melvin F. Sembler (Ambassador 1989-93) Edward J. Perkins (Ambassador 1993-96) Genta H. Holmes (Ambassador 1997) Edward William Gnehm, Jr. (Ambassador 2000) John Thomas Schieffer (Ambassador 2001)

U.S. Consuls in Australia

(may be incomplete!)

Adelaide: Charles A. Murphy (Consular Agent 1897-1904) Henry P. Starrett (Consul 1919-20) Henry H. Balch (Consul 1921-27) Gilson G. Blake, Jr. (Vice Consul 1921) Leo J. Callanan (Vice Consul 1929) Henry M. Wolcott (Consul 1932) Forrest K. Geerken (Vice Consul 1932) Charles A. Hutchinson (Consul 1938-43) Elvin Seibert (Consul 1949)
Brisbane: William J. Weatherill (Consular Agent 1897-98) Robert L. Rankin (Consul 1929) Albert M. Doyle (Consul 1930-31) Austin R. Preston, Jr. (Consul 1931-32) Frederick Vernon Schweitzer (Vice Consul 1932) Joseph P. Ragland (Consul 1938-43) Robert Grinnell (Vice Consul 1943) William L. Peck (Consul 1949)
Freemantle-Perth: Alfred E. Morgans (Consular Agent 1926-29)
Hobart: Alexander G. Webster (Consul 1897) Will L. Lowrie (Consul 1906) Henry D. Baker (Consul 1907-10) George M. Hanson (Consul 1914) Charles Ernest Webster (Vice Consul 1914) William A. Bickers (Consul 1914-17) Alexander Jameson (Vice Consul 1916-17)
Melbourne: James M. Tarleton (Consul 1852-58) Daniel W. Maratta (Consul General 1897) John P. Bray (Consul General 1897-1908) William C. Magelssen (Consul 1911-17) Thomas Sammons (Consul General 1919-23) Gilson G. Blake, Jr. (Vice Consul 1921-22) Ray Fox (Vice Consul 1922) William A. Dunlap (Vice Consul 1922) Maxwell Blake (Consul General 1924-25) Arthur Garrels (Consul General 1926-30) Thomas H. Robinson (Consul 1926-29) Thomas C. Wasson (Vice Consul 1926-29) Leo J. Callanan (Vice Consul 1926-27) John E. Moran (Vice Consul 1926-27) Wilbur Keblinger (Consul 1930-31) Ralph H. Hunt (Vice Consul 1932-43) Joel C. Hudson (Consul 1932) John W. Dye (Consul 1932) Frank Anderson Henry (Consul 1938) Wales W. Signor (Vice Consul 1938) Erle R. Dickover (Consul General 1943) Fred W. Jandrey (Vice Consul 1943) Clarence J. Spiker (Consul General 1943) Winfield H. Scott (Consul 1945) Richard F. Boyce (Consul General 1947) Samuel J. Fletcher (Consul General 1949)
Newcastle: Frederic W. Goding (Consul 1898-1908) George B. Killmaster (Consul 1914) Lucien N. Sullivan (Consul 1916-20) Gilson G. Blake, Jr. (Vice Consul 1920-21) Gilson G. Blake, Jr. (Vice Consul 1921) Robert L. Rankin (Consul 1926-27) Harry A. Davies (Consular Agent 1929)
Perth: Charles H. Derry (Consul 1938) Mason Turner (Consul 1943) Courtland Christiani (Vice Consul 1943) Robert L. Hunter (Consul 1949)
Sydney: James H. Williams (Consul 1836-52) Frederick W. Clark (Consul 1852-53) James H. Williams (Consul 1853-57) Robert D. Merrill (Consul 1857-61) Edward Leavenworth (Consul 1861-65) George W. Roosevelt (Consular Agent 1877-78) George W. Bell (Consul 1897) H. M. Rennie (Vice Consul 1897) William H. Dawson (Deputy Consul 1897) Orlando H. Baker (Consul 1907) Henry L. Jones (Vice Consul 1907) John P. Bray (Consul General 1908-15) Elliott V. Richardson (Vice Consul 1910-16) Joseph I. Brittain (Consul General 1915-19) Eli Taylor (Vice Consul 1916) Edward J. Norton (Consul 1920) Karl de G. MacVitty (Consul 1921) Ezra M. Lawton (Consul 1926) Walter T. Costello (Vice Consul 1926-29) W. Maynard Stapleton (Vice Consul 1926-27) John B. Keefe (Vice Consul 1926) Dayle C. McDonough (Consul 1927-29) Ezra M. Lawton (Consul General 1927-29) Claude B. Chiperfield (Vice Consul 1930-32) Albert M. Doyle (Consul 1931-38) Wilbur Keblinger (Consul 1931-32) Frank E. McFadden (Vice Consul 1932-38) Foster H. Kreis (Vice Consul 1932) John K. Caldwell (Consul General 1932-35) Jay Pierrepont Moffat (Consul General 1935-37) Elbert G. Mathews (Vice Consul 1937-40) Thomas M. Wilson (Consul General 1938) Henry B. Day (Consul 1938) Randolph Appleton Kidder (Vice Consul 1940-41) Ely E. Palmer (Consul General 1941-44) George C. Howard (Consul 1942) Wilson C. Flake (Consul 1943) Harold D. Robison (Consul 1943) Charles O. Thompson (Vice Consul 1943) Perry Ellis (Vice Consul 1943) Charles H. Derry (Consul 1943) Lyle C. Himmel (Vice Consul 1943) Richard H. Hawkins, Jr. (Vice Consul 1943) Orsen N. Nielsen (Consul General 1949) Orray Taft, Jr. (Consul 1956-60)

U.S. Politicians who were born in Australia

No city given: Jenny C. Law Hardy 1869
Bendigo, Victoria: Frank G. Finlayson 1864

U.S. Politicians who died in Australia

Sydney, New South Wales: Douglas Maxwell Moffat 1956

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