The Political Graveyard: Honduras

Honduras
Central America

Honduras information:

Population: 6,406,052
Land area 43,278 square miles.
Capital: Tegucigalpa

See also: Central America

Neighboring areas:

North: Caribbean Sea
Southeast: Nicaragua
Southwest: North Pacific Ocean; El Salvador
West: Guatemala

The Political Graveyard:

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

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Honduras

Solon Borland (Minister 1853) Beverly L. Clarke (Minister 1858-60) James R. Partridge (Minister 1862) Thomas H. Clay (Minister 1863) Richard Hilaire Rousseau (Minister 1866) Henry Baxter (Minister 1869-73) George Williamson (Minister 1873-79) Cornelius A. Logan (Minister 1879-82) Henry C. Hall (Minister 1882-89) Romualdo Pacheco (Minister 1890-93) Pierce M. B. Young (Minister 1893-96) Macgrane Coxe (Minister 1896-97) W. Godfrey Hunter (Minister 1897) Leslie Combs (Minister 1902-06) H. Percival Dodge (Minister 1907-08) Philip Marshall Brown (Minister 1908-10) Fenton R. McCreery (Minister 1909-11) Charles Dunning White (Minister 1911-13) John Ewing (Minister 1913-18) T. Sambola Jones (Minister 1918-21) Franklin E. Morales (Minister 1921) George T. Summerlin (Minister 1925-29) Julius G. Lay (Minister 1929-32) Leo J. Keena (Minister 1935-37) John Draper Erwin (Minister 1937) John Draper Erwin (Ambassador 1943) Herbert S. Bursley (Ambassador 1947) Paul C. Daniels (Ambassador 1947) John Draper Erwin (Ambassador 1951) Whiting Willauer (Ambassador 1954-58) Robert Newbegin (Ambassador 1958) Charles R. Burrows (Ambassador 1960) Joseph John Jova (Ambassador 1965) Hewson Anthony Ryan (Ambassador 1969) Phillip V. Sanchez (Ambassador 1973-76) Ralph E. Becker (Ambassador 1976-77) Mari-Luci Jaramillo (Ambassador 1977-80) Jack R. Binns (Ambassador 1980-81) John D. Negroponte (Ambassador 1981-85) John Arthur Ferch (Ambassador 1985-86) Everett Ellis Briggs (Ambassador 1986-89) Cresencio S. Arcos, Jr. (Ambassador 1989-93) William T. Pryce (Ambassador 1993-96) James F. Creagan (Ambassador 1996-) Frank Almaguer (Ambassador 1999)

U.S. Consuls in Honduras

(may be incomplete!)

Amapala: William Heyden (Consular Agent 1897-1904) Heinrich Jesse (Consular Agent 1916)
Bonacca: William Bayly (Consular Agent 1883-84) William Bayly (Consular Agent 1888-99) Sandy Kirkconnell (Consular Agent 1916-29)
Ceiba: Louis Bier (Consular Agent 1897-98) Harold D. Clum (Consul 1912-13) Kenneth S. Patton (Vice Consul 1912) Walter F. Boyle (Consul 1914-15) Francis J. Dyer (Consul 1916-17) Leopold Eden Scott (Vice Consul 1916) Derrill H. McCollough (Vice Consul 1919-29) Charles N. Willard (Consul 1919) William P. Garrety (Consul 1920) Parker W. Buhrman (Consul 1920-21) Alexander K. Sloan (Consul 1922) Ernest E. Evans (Vice Consul 1926) Nelson R. Park (Consul 1927-30) Warren C. Stewart (Vice Consul 1932) Henry S. Haines (Vice Consul 1932)
Puerto Castilla: Willard L. Beaulac (Vice Consul 1923-24) Winfield H. Scott (Vice Consul 1926-29)
Puerto Cortes: William E. Alger (Consular Agent 1891-1902) William E. Alger (Consul 1902-04) Claude I. Dawson (Consul 1910-12) David J. D. Myers (Consul 1914) John A. Gamon (Consul 1914-15) Walter F. Boyle (Consul 1915-17) Albert S. Roby (Vice Consul 1916) C. Cletus Miller (Vice Consul 1919) Ray H. Miller (Vice Consul 1922) Knox Alexander (Vice Consul 1922) Alfred T. Burri (Consul 1925) Ray Fox (Consul 1925-27) Gardner A. Myrick (Vice Consul 1926-29) Archer Woodford (Vice Consul 1929) Thomas C. Wasson (Vice Consul 1932) Swift Vaughter (Vice Consul 1932) William Frank Lebus, Jr. (Vice Consul 1942) Francis C. Jordan (Vice Consul 1945) Francis C. Jordan (Consul 1945)
Roatán: Oliver L. Hardgrave (Consular Agent 1916)
San Juancito: Adam R. Gordon (Consular Agent 1916)
San Pedro Sula: J. M. Mitchell, Jr. (Consular Agent 1916-25) William Forrest Coleman (Consular Agent 1927-29)
Tegucigalpa: Alfred K. Moe (Consul 1902-04) William E. Alger (Consul 1904-09) Arminius T. Haeberle (Consul 1910-13) Ezra M. Lawton (Consul 1914-17) Stanley L. Wilkinson (Vice Consul 1916) George K. Donald (Consul 1919-22) Philip A. Davis (Vice Consul 1922) Robert L. Keiser (Consul 1922) George P. Shaw (Consul 1926-29) Robert A. Acly (Vice Consul 1932) Gaston Smith (Consul 1932) Roswell C. Beverstock (Vice Consul 1945) James H. Webb (Vice Consul 1945)
Tela: Joseph Rivers (Consular Agent 1916) Robert de C. Purdy (Vice Consul 1922-32) Harold C. Hilts (Vice Consul 1926-27) T. Monroe Fisher (Vice Consul 1929) Kenneth S. Stout (Vice Consul 1932)

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