The Political Graveyard: El Salvador

El Salvador
Central America

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El Salvador information:

Population: 6,237,662
Land area 8,124 square miles.
Capital: San Salvador

See also: Central America

Neighboring areas:

Northeast: Honduras
Southwest: North Pacific Ocean
Northwest: Guatemala

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to El Salvador
U.S. Consuls in El Salvador
U.S. Politicians who were born in El Salvador

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to El Salvador

Solon Borland (Minister to Salvador 1853) James R. Partridge (Minister 1863) Alpheus S. Williams (Minister to Salvador 1866-69) Alfred Thomas Archimedes Torbert (Minister to Salvador 1869) Thomas Biddle (Minister to Salvador 1871-73) George Williamson (Minister to Salvador 1873-79) Cornelius A. Logan (Minister to Salvador 1879-82) Henry C. Hall (Minister to Salvador 1882-89) Lansing B. Mizner (Minister to Salvador 1889-90) Romualdo Pacheco (Minister to Salvador 1890-91) Richard C. Shannon (Minister to Salvador 1891-93) Lewis Baker (Minister to Salvador 1893-97) William L. Merry (Minister to Salvador 1897-1907) H. Percival Dodge (Minister to Salvador 1907-09) William Heimké (Minister to Salvador 1909-14) Boaz Long (Minister to Salvador 1914-19) Peter Augustus Jay (Minister to Salvador 1920) Montgomery Schuyler, Jr. (Minister to Salvador 1921-25) Jefferson Caffery (Minister to Salvador 1926-28) Warren Delano Robbins (Minister 1928) Charles B. Curtis (Minister 1931-33) Frank P. Corrigan (Minister 1934-37) Robert Frazer, Jr. (Minister 1937) Walter C. Thurston (Minister 1942) Walter C. Thurston (Ambassador 1943) John F. Simmons (Ambassador 1944-47) Albert F. Nufer (Ambassador 1947) George P. Shaw (Ambassador 1949) Angier Biddle Duke (Ambassador 1952-53) Michael James McDermott (Ambassador 1953-54) Robert C. Hill (Ambassador 1954) Thomas Clifton Mann (Ambassador 1955-57) Thorsten Valentine Kalijarvi (Ambassador 1957-61) Murat W. Williams (Ambassador 1961) Raul H. Castro (Ambassador 1964) William G. Bowdler (Ambassador 1968) Henry E. Catto, Jr. (Ambassador 1971-73) James Fromhart Campbell (Ambassador 1974) Ignacio E. Lozano, Jr. (Ambassador 1976) Frank James Devine (Ambassador 1977) Robert E. White (Ambassador 1980) Deane R. Hinton (Ambassador 1981) Thomas R. Pickering (Ambassador 1983-85) Edwin G. Corr (Ambassador 1985) William Graham Walker (Ambassador 1988) Michael G. Kozak (Ambassador 1991) Alan H. Flanigan (Ambassador 1993) Anne W. Patterson (Ambassador 1997-2000) Rose M. Likins (Ambassador 2000)

U.S. Consuls in El Salvador

(may be incomplete!)

San Salvador: Otto Munchmeyer (Consul 1897) Charles Armendt (Vice Consul 1897) John Jenkins (Consul General 1906) Samuel E. Magill (Consul General 1907-08) Arthur Hugh Frazier (Consul General 1908-10) Harold D. Clum (Vice Consul 1909) Thomas Hinckley (Consul General 1914) Anthony J. Perrone (Vice Consul 1914) Lynn W. Franklin (Vice Consul 1916-24) Francis M. Sack (Vice Consul 1917) William J. MacCafferty (Consul 1926) Le Roy F. Beers (Vice Consul 1926) William J. McCafferty (Consul 1926) Stanley L. Wilkinson (Vice Consul 1929) Frederick P. Latimer, Jr. (Vice Consul 1931) Algar E. Carleton (Consul 1931-32) Morgan Atherton (Vice Consul 1931-32) W. Quincy Stanton (Vice Consul 1932) Gerhard Gade (Consul 1943) Overton G. Ellis, Jr. (Vice Consul 1943) Wallace W. Stuart (Vice Consul 1943) Joseph E. Maleady (Vice Consul 1943) H. Gardner Ainsworth (Vice Consul 1943) Jack R. Johnstone (Vice Consul 1945) Allan F. McLean, Jr. (Vice Consul 1945)

U.S. Politicians who were born in El Salvador

No city given: Zulma X. Barrios c.1944

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