The Political Graveyard: Ecuador

The Political
Graveyard

Ecuador
South America

Ecuador information:

Population: 13,183,978
Land area 109,483 square miles.
Capital: Quito

See also: Gran Colombia

Neighboring areas:

North: Colombia
Southeast: Peru
West: South Pacific Ocean

The Political Graveyard:

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

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Ecuador

Van Brugh Livingston (Charge d'Affaires 1848-49) John Trumbull Van Alen (Charge d'Affaires 1849-50) Courtland Cushing (Charge d'Affaires 1850-53) Philo White (Charge d'Affaires 1853-54) Philo White (Minister 1854-58) Charles R. Buckalew (Minister 1858-61) Frederick Hassaurek (Minister 1861-66) William T. Coggeshall (Minister 1866-67) E. Rumsey Wing (Minister 1869-74) Christian Wullweber (Minister 1875-76) Rowland B. Mahany (Minister 1892-93) Edward H. Strobel (Minister 1894) James D. Tillman (Minister 1895-97) Archibald J. Sampson (Minister 1897-1905) Joseph W. J. Lee (Minister 1905-07) Williams C. Fox (Minister 1907-11) Evan E. Young (Minister 1911-12) Montgomery Schuyler, Jr. (Minister 1913) Charles S. Hartman (Minister 1913-22) Gerhard A. Bading (Minister 1922-29) William Dawson (Minister 1930-35) Antonio C. Gonzalez (Minister 1935-38) Boaz Long (Minister 1938-42) Boaz Long (Ambassador 1942-43) Robert M. Scotten (Ambassador 1943-47) John F. Simmons (Ambassador 1947-50) Paul C. Daniels (Ambassador 1951-53) Sheldon T. Mills (Ambassador 1954-56) Christian M. Ravndal (Ambassador 1956-60) Maurice M. Bernbaum (Ambassador 1960-65) Wymberley DeR. Coerr (Ambassador 1965-67) Edson O. Sessions (Ambassador 1968-70) Findley Burns, Jr. (Ambassador 1970-73) Robert C. Brewster (Ambassador 1973-76) Richard J. Bloomfield (Ambassador 1976-78) Raymond E. Gonzalez (Ambassador 1978-82) Samuel Friedlander Hart (Ambassador 1982-85) Fernando E. Rondon (Ambassador 1985-88) Richard Newton Holwill (Ambassador 1988-89) Paul C. Lambert (Ambassador 1990-92) Peter F. Romero (Ambassador 1993-96) Leslie M. Alexander (Ambassador 1996-98) Gwen Clare (Ambassador 1999)

U.S. Consuls in Ecuador

(may be incomplete!)

Esmeraldas: George D. Hedian (Consular Agent 1926)
Guayaquil: Jose N. Casanova (Consul 1859-61) L. V. Prevost (Consul 1863-67) George D. Dillard (Consul General 1897) Herman R. Dietrich (Consul General 1903-12) Charles F. Baker (Vice Consul 1914) Frederic W. Goding (Consul General 1914-24) James H. Roth (Vice Consul 1917) William W. Morse (Vice Consul 1919-24) Charles W. Copeland (Vice Consul 1919) Richard P. Butrick (Consul 1924-26) R. Alan Reed (Vice Consul 1926) Harold D. Clum (Consul 1926-30) W. Allen Rhode (Vice Consul 1929) Harold D. Clum (Consul General 1930-33) Taylor W. Gannett (Vice Consul 1932) Lee Worley (Vice Consul 1932) Philip K. Tattersall (Vice Consul 1932) Harold B. Quarton (Consul General 1933-34) William C. Burdett (Vice Consul 1942-44) Harold L. Williamson (Consul General 1943) Mario B. Rodriguez (Vice Consul 1943) Hilton F. Wood (Vice Consul 1943) Samuel Bedwell Olden, Jr. (Vice Consul 1943) Cyril L. F. Thiel (Consul 1943) Walter Smith (Vice Consul 1943) Perry Ellis (Consul 1949) Samuel Owen Lane (Consul General 1962) James Ford Cooper (Consul General 1994)
Manta: Henry Dearborn (Vice Consul 1943)
Quito: Oliver Ellsworth (Consul 1851-53) Claude G. Ross (Vice Consul 1941-45) Alexander Heard (Vice Consul 1943) Philip G. Cottell (Vice Consul 1943) Ellis A. Bonnet (Consul 1943) James W. Gantenbein (Consul 1943) Maurice M. Bernbaum (Consul 1948-50) Samuel Owen Lane (Consul General 1962-66)

U.S. Politicians who were born in Ecuador

No city given: Lourdes G. Baird 1935
Quito: Christopher W. S. Ross 1943

U.S. Politicians who died in Ecuador

Guapolo: William T. Coggeshall 1867
Guayaquil: L. V. Prevost 1867

"Enjoy the hospitable entertainment of a political graveyard."
Henry L. Clinton, Apollo Hall, New York City, February 3, 1872

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