The Political Graveyard: Barbados

Barbados
West Indies

Barbados information:

Population: 275,330
Land area 166 square miles.
Capital: Bridgetown

Neighboring areas:

Surrounding area: Caribbean Sea

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Barbados
U.S. Consuls in Barbados

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Barbados

Frederic R. Mann (Ambassador 1967-69) Eileen Roberta Donovan (Ambassador 1969-74) Theodore Roosevelt Britton, Jr. (Ambassador 1974-77) Frank V. Ortiz (Ambassador 1977-79) Sally Angela Shelton (Ambassador 1979-81) Milan D. Bish (Ambassador 1981-84) Thomas H. Anderson, Jr. (Ambassador 1984-86) Paul A. Russo (Ambassador 1986-88) G. Philip Hughes (Ambassador 1990-93) Jeanette W. Hyde (Ambassador 1994-98) E. William Crotty (Ambassador 1998) James A. Daley (Ambassador 2000-01) Earl Norfleet Phillips (Ambassador 2002-03) Mary E. Kramer (Ambassador 2003-)

U.S. Consuls in Barbados

(may be incomplete!)

Barbados: George T. Tate (Consul 1897) Arthur B. St. Hill (Vice Consul 1897-98) S. A. Macallister (Consul 1898-1902) Arthur J. Clare (Vice Consul 1902) David F. Wilber (Consul 1903-05) Arthur J. Clare (Vice & Deputy Consul 1904) David F. Wilbur (Consul 1904) Arthur J. Clare (Consul 1906) James E. A. Ince (Vice Consul 1914) Chester W. Martin (Consul 1914) C. Ludlow Livingston (Consul 1916-20) C. Ludlow Livingston (Consul 1917) William A. Ward (Vice Consul 1917) Ralph A. Boernstein (Vice Consul 1920-21) William T. Hunt, Jr. (Vice Consul 1922) John J. C. Watson (Consul 1922) William C. Perkins (Vice Consul 1926-27) William W. Brunswick (Consul 1929) Julian C. Dorr (Consul 1932) Robert R. Poston (Vice Consul 1932) William H. Christensen (Vice Consul 1943) Ilo C. Funk (Consul 1943)

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