The Political Graveyard: Egypt

Egypt
North Africa

Egypt information:

Population: 69,536,644
Land area 386,662 square miles.
Capital: Cairo

Neighboring areas:

North: Mediterranean Sea
Northeast: Gaza Strip
East: Israel; Red Sea
South: Sudan
West: Libya

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Egypt
U.S. Consuls in Egypt
U.S. Politicians who lived in Egypt

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Egypt

George H. Butler (Diplomatic Agent 1870) Richard Beardsley (Diplomatic Agent 1872) John A. Anderson (Diplomatic Agent 1891) Frederic Courtland Penfield (Diplomatic Agent 1893-97) Thomas S. Harrison (Diplomatic Agent 1897-98) John W. Riddle (Diplomatic Agent 1903-05) Olney Arnold (Diplomatic Agent 1913-16) Hampson Gary (Diplomatic Agent 1917) J. Morton Howell (Minister 1922) Franklin Mott Gunther (Minister 1928) William M. Jardine (Minister 1930) Bert Fish (Minister 1933) Alexander C. Kirk (Minister 1941) S. Pinkney Tuck (Minister 1944) S. Pinkney Tuck (Ambassador 1946) Stanton Griffis (Ambassador 1948-49) Jefferson Caffery (Ambassador 1949-55) Henry A. Byroade (Ambassador 1955-56) Raymond A. Hare (Ambassador 1956-58) Raymond A. Hare (Ambassador to the United Arab Republic 1958-59) G. Frederick Reinhardt (Ambassador to the United Arab Republic 1960-61) John Stothoff Badeau (Ambassador to the United Arab Republic 1961) Lucius D. Battle (Ambassador to the United Arab Republic 1964-67) Richard Henry Nolte (Ambassador to the United Arab Republic 1967) Hermann Eilts (Ambassador 1974-79) Alfred L. Atherton, Jr. (Ambassador 1979) Nicholas Alexander Veliotes (Ambassador 1983) Frank G. Wisner II (Ambassador 1986-91) Robert Halsey Pelletreau, Jr. (Ambassador 1991) Edward S. Walker, Jr. (Ambassador 1994) C. David Welch (Ambassador 2001)

U.S. Consuls in Egypt

(may be incomplete!)

Alexandria: James Hewat (Consular Agent 1897-1904) Arthur Garrels (Consul 1912-19) Francis L. Romeo (Vice Consul 1914) S. Pinkney Tuck (Vice Consul 1916-17) S. Pinkney Tuck (Consul 1919) George L. Brandt (Vice Consul 1919-22) Lester Maynard (Consul 1919-23) George Wadsworth II (Vice Consul 1920-21) Winfield H. Scott (Vice Consul 1922-23) George C. Cobb (Vice Consul 1924) Raymond H. Geist (Vice Consul 1924) Ernest L. Ives (Consul 1924) Raymond H. Geist (Consul 1926-29) Joseph I. Touchette (Vice Consul 1926-29) H. Earle Russell (Consul 1931-32) Henry A. W. Beck (Vice Consul 1931-32) Charles W. Yost (Vice Consul 1932) C. Paul Fletcher (Consul 1942) Robert C. Coudray (Vice Consul 1943) Karl de G. MacVitty (Consul General 1943) Hooker A. Doolittle (Consul General 1947) Robert L. Buell (Consul General 1949)
Assioot (Asyut): Bestanros W. Khayat (Consular Agent 1897-1902) George W. Bey (Consular Agent 1904-24)
Cairo: George R. Gliddon (Consul 1837-41) John Cardwell (Consul General 1885-89) Frederic Courtland Penfield (Consul General 1893-97) Ethelbert Watts (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1897-98) Thomas S. Harrison (Consul General 1897-98) William D. Hunter (Deputy Consul General 1898) John G. Long (Consul General 1900-02) John W. Riddle (Consul General 1903-05) Lewis M. Iddings (Consul General 1905-10) Peter Augustus Jay (Consul General 1909-13) Paul Knabenshue (Vice Consul 1914-17) Olney Arnold (Consul General 1914-16) James M. Bowcock (Vice Consul 1916) Hampson Gary (Consul General 1919-20) Bernard Gotlieb (Vice Consul 1919-21) Ralph H. Bader (Consul 1920-22) Carroll Sprigg (Consul General 1921) J. Morton Howell (Consul General 1922) George Wadsworth II (Consul 1922-24) William E. DeCourcy (Vice Consul 1924) North Winship (Consul 1924-27) Edward P. Lawton, Jr. (Vice Consul 1926-29) Cloyce K. Huston (Vice Consul 1927) George Wadsworth II (Consul 1928-31) Joseph L. Brent (Vice Consul 1929) Easton T. Kelsey (Vice Consul 1930-32) J. Rives Childs (Consul 1931) Gordon P. Merriam (Consul 1932) George V. Allen (Consul 1936) John A. Calhoun (Vice Consul 1942) Harold Shullaw (Vice Consul 1942) Walworth Barbour (Vice Consul 1942-44) Raymond A. Hare (Consul 1943) Joseph E. Jacobs (Consul General 1943) Edward A. Dow, Jr. (Vice Consul 1943) Leslie Albion Squires (Vice Consul 1943) William R. Lynch (Vice Consul 1943) Charles R. Leinbach (Vice Consul 1943) Albert W. Scott (Consul 1943)
Port Said: Samuel G. Broadbent (Consular Agent 1897) Edward Lyell Bristow (Consular Agent 1914-19) Walter A. Foote (Vice Consul 1921) Coert du Bois (Consul 1922) John L. Bouchal (Consul 1924-27) Walter B. Lowrie (Vice Consul 1926-27) Clifford W. McGlasson (Vice Consul 1927-29) John L. Bouchal (Vice Consul 1929) Edward Anderson, Jr. (Vice Consul 1930) Horace Remillard (Consul 1931-32) Leo J. Callanan (Consul 1931) Frederick S. Barny (Vice Consul 1932) Wade Blackard (Vice Consul 1932) David LeBreton, Jr. (Vice Consul 1943) Philip Ernst (Vice Consul 1947)
Suez: Frederick T. Peake (Consular Agent 1916) Oscar C. Holder (Vice Consul 1943) James Espy (Vice Consul 1943)

U.S. Politicians who lived in Egypt

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