The Political Graveyard: Canada

Canada

Canada information:

Population: 31,592,805
Land area 3,851,806 square miles.
Capital: Ottawa

The Political Graveyard:

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

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Canada

Augustus Neale (Special Diplomatic Agent 1815-16) Samuel B. Barrel (Special Diplomatic Agent 1827) Aaron Vail (Special Diplomatic Agent 1838) Israel D. Andrews (Special Diplomatic Agent 1849-54) Preston King (Special Diplomatic Agent 1863) William Phillips (Minister 1927-29) Hanford MacNider (Minister 1930-32) Warren Delano Robbins (Minister 1933-35) Norman Armour (Minister 1935-38) Daniel C. Roper (Minister 1939) James H. R. Cromwell (Minister 1940) Jay Pierrepont Moffat (Minister 1940-43) Ray Atherton (Minister 1943) Ray Atherton (Ambassador 1943-48) Laurence A. Steinhardt (Ambassador 1948-50) Stanley Woodward (Ambassador 1950-53) R. Douglas Stuart (Ambassador 1953-56) Livingston T. Merchant (Ambassador 1956-58) Richard B. Wigglesworth (Ambassador 1958-60) Livingston T. Merchant (Ambassador 1961-62) W. Walton Butterworth (Ambassador 1962-68) Harold Francis Linder (Ambassador 1968-69) Adolph W. Schmidt (Ambassador 1969-74) William J. Porter (Ambassador 1974-75) Thomas O. Enders (Ambassador 1975-79) Kenneth M. Curtis (Ambassador 1979-81) Paul Heron Robinson, Jr. (Ambassador 1981-85) Thomas Michael Tolliver Niles (Ambassador 1985-89) Edward N. Ney (Ambassador 1989-92) Peter Barry Teeley (Ambassador 1992-93) James J. Blanchard (Ambassador 1993-96) Gordon D. Giffen (Ambassador 1997) George G. Giffin (Ambassador 1997-) Paul Cellucci (Ambassador 2001)

U.S. Politicians who were born in Canada

No city given: William Denning 1740 Joseph H. Barnard c.1800 David Hartley Armstrong 1812 John F. Farnsworth 1820 Jacob Cummer 1823 John P. Frecker c.1824 James W. Haines c.1825 L. O. Sterns c.1833 John Fox 1835 James Nathan Castle 1836 William W. Grout 1836 James Henry Platt, Jr. 1837 John L. Jolley 1840 David Archibald Harvey 1845 Alexander M. Hardy 1847 Arthur Herbert Taylor 1852 Daniel P. McMullen 1852 William Dudley Calverley 1853 Joseph H. Dickinson 1855 Charles W. Tufts 1856 Eugene L. Belisle 1859 George E. Borlase 1859 William W. Chalmers 1861 James H. Sinclair 1871 Charles W. Richardson 1872 Archibald C. Hart 1873 William R. Eaton 1877 A. E. Edwards c.1880 George F. Rogers 1887 Frank L. Shaw 1887 Tip O'Neill c.1893 A. T. Allaby 1903 S. I. Hayakawa 1906 Ernest Thor Olson c.1915
Leeds: Joseph M. Pendrigh 1872
Liscard: Owen C. McAleer 1858
Warwick: Arthur Daviau 1870

U.S. Politicians who died in Canada

No city given: Stephen Clarendon Phillips 1857 John L. Schoolcraft 1860 Joseph H. Barnard 1861 George W. Kipp 1911 George F. Rogers 1948 Frank Leguil 1964

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