The Political Graveyard: Haiti

Haiti

Haiti information:

Population: 6,964,549
Land area 10,714 square miles.
Capital: Port-au-Prince

Neighboring areas:

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Haiti
U.S. Consuls in Haiti
U.S. Politicians who died in Haiti

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Haiti

Benjamin F. Whidden (Commissioner 1862-65) H. E. Peck (Commissioner 1865-66) H. E. Peck (Minister 1866-67) Gideon H. Hollister (Minister 1868-69) Ebenezer D. Bassett (Minister 1869-77) John M. Langston (Minister 1877-85) John E. W. Thompson (Minister 1885-89) Frederick Douglass (Minister 1889-91) John S. Durham (Minister 1891-93) Henry M. Smythe (Minister 1893-97) William F. Powell (Minister 1897-1905) Henry W. Furniss (Minister 1905-13) Madison R. Smith (Minister 1913-14) Arthur Bailly-Blanchard (Minister 1914-21) Dana G. Munro (Minister 1930-32) Norman Armour (Minister 1932-33) Norman Armour (Minister 1933-35) George A. Gordon (Minister 1935-37) Ferdinand L. Mayer (Minister 1937-40) John Campbell White (Minister 1940-43) John Campbell White (Ambassador 1943-44) Orme Wilson (Ambassador 1944-46) Harold H. Tittmann, Jr. (Ambassador 1946-48) William E. DeCourcy (Ambassador 1948-50) Howard K. Travers (Ambassador 1951-52) Roy T. Davis (Ambassador 1953-57) Gerald A. Drew (Ambassador 1957-60) Robert Newbegin (Ambassador 1960-61) Raymond L. Thurston (Ambassador 1961-63) Benson E. L. Timmons (Ambassador 1963-67) Claude G. Ross (Ambassador 1967-69) Clinton E. Knox (Ambassador 1969-73) Heyward Isham (Ambassador 1973-77) William B. Jones (Ambassador 1977-80) Henry L. Kimelman (Ambassador 1980-81) Ernest H. Preeg (Ambassador 1981-83) Clayton E. McManaway, Jr. (Ambassador 1983-86) Brunson McKinley (Ambassador 1986-89) Alvin P. Adams, Jr. (Ambassador 1989-92) William L. Swing (Ambassador 1993-98) Timothy Michael Carney (Ambassador 1998-99) Brian Dean Curran (Ambassador 2000-)

U.S. Consuls in Haiti

(may be incomplete!)

Aux Cayes (Les Cayes): Henry E. Roberts (Consular Agent 1897-1902) Maurice Fontaine (Consular Agent 1916)
Cape Hatien (Cap-Haïtien): Edward Stevens (Consul General 1799-1801) Tobias Lear (Commercial Agent 1801-03) John E. Caldwell (Commercial Agent 1801-08) William Taylor (Consul 1815-17) John N. D'Arcy (Agent for Commerce and Seamen 1821-22) James E. Brice (Commercial Agent 1822-27) Samuel Israel (Commercial Agent 1827-36) George Howe (Commercial Agent 1836-37) Benjamin E. Viall (Commercial Agent 1837-42) George F. Usher (Commercial Agent 1842-46) John L. Wilson (Commercial Agent 1846-55) G. Eustis Hubbard (Commercial Agent 1855-61) Arthur Folsom (Commercial Agent 1861-62) Arthur Folsom (Consul 1862-70) Theodore Behrmann (Vice Consul 1893-1906) Lemuel W. Livingston (Consul 1894-1919) L. C. H. Schlemn (Consul 1897) Clarence C. Woolard (Vice Consul 1916-19) Avra M. Warren (Consul 1920-22) Damon C. Woods (Consul 1922) Clarence C. Woodlard (Vice Consul 1922) Winthrop R. Scott (Consul 1923-28) Corey F. Wood (Vice Consul 1924-32) J. Leslie Pettigrew (Consular Agent 1943)
Gonaives: A. Hillchenbach (Consular Agent 1862-66) J. William Woël (Consular Agent 1916-43)
Jacmel: Louis Vital (Consular Agent 1916)
Jérémie: St. Charles Villedrouin (Consular Agent 1916-32)
Petit-Goave: Georg Bohne (Consular Agent 1916)
Port-au-Prince: Robert Ritchie (Consul 1799-1803) Andrew Armstrong (Agent for Commerce and Seamen 1820-28) Francis Moore Dimond (Commercial Agent 1828-38) Francis D. Cummins (Commercial Agent 1841-43) Joseph C. Luther (Commercial Agent 1843-49) George F. Usher (Commercial Agent 1849-53) Joseph N. Lewis (Commercial Agent 1853-61) Seth Webb, Jr. (Commercial Agent 1861-62) H. Conard (Vice Commercial Agent 1864) Ebenezer D. Bassett (Consul General 1874) Henry M. Smythe (Consul General 1893-97) Alexander Battiste (Vice Consul 1904-16) John B. Terres (Consul 1914-20) Robert D. Longyear (Vice Consul 1922) William H. Brown (Vice Consul 1922) Maurice P. Dunlap (Consul 1924-26) William E. Copley (Vice Consul 1925) Raymond O. Richards (Vice Consul 1926) Samuel W. Honaker (Consul 1927-29) George D. La Mont (Vice Consul 1927-30) Warren H. Kelchner (Vice Consul 1930) F. Russell Engdahl (Vice Consul 1931) Donald R. Heath (Consul 1932-33) Bolard More (Vice Consul 1932) Mulford A. Colebrook (Vice Consul 1932) Robert S. Folsom (Vice Consul 1941-43) Vinton Chapin (Consul 1943) Glion Curtis, Jr. (Vice Consul 1943) John P. Squire (Vice Consul 1943) Manson Gilbert (Vice Consul 1943) Reginald P. Mitchell (Vice Consul 1943) Wainwright Abbott (Consul General 1945) Aubrey H. Harwood, Jr. (Vice Consul 1945)
Port de Paix: Theodore Behrmann (Consular Agent 1890-93) Carl Abegg (Consular Agent 1896-1916) Charles Abegg (Consular Agent 1924) Florentin S. Maurrasse (Consular Agent 1926-32)
St. Marc: Thomas C. Miller (Commercial Agent 1861-62) William M. Waterman (Commercial Agent 1863-65) James Monroe Letts (Commercial Agent 1865-77) Charles Miot (Consular Agent 1897-98) Francis A. Fitzpatrick (Consular Agent 1924-29)

U.S. Politicians who died in Haiti

No city given: H. E. Peck 1867
Cap-Haïtien: James E. Brice 1827

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