The Political Graveyard: India

India

India information:

Population: 1,029,991,145
Land area 1,269,345 square miles.
Capital: New Delhi

Neighboring areas:

North: China; Nepal; Bhutan
East: Burma
Southeast: Bay of Bengal
South: Indian Ocean
Southwest: Arabian Sea
West: Pakistan
Within area: Bangladesh

The Political Graveyard:

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

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to India

Henry F. Grady (Ambassador 1947-48) Loy W. Henderson (Ambassador 1948-51) Chester Bowles (Ambassador 1951-53) George V. Allen (Ambassador 1953-54) John Sherman Cooper (Ambassador 1955-56) Ellsworth Bunker (Ambassador 1956-61) John Kenneth Galbraith (Ambassador 1961-63) Chester Bowles (Ambassador 1963-69) Kenneth B. Keating (Ambassador 1969-72) Daniel Patrick Moynihan (Ambassador 1973-75) William B. Saxbe (Ambassador 1975-76) Robert Francis Goheen (Ambassador 1977-80) Harry G. Barnes (Ambassador 1981-85) John Gunther Dean (Ambassador 1985-88) John Randolph Hubbard (Ambassador 1988-89) William Clark, Jr. (Ambassador 1989-) Thomas R. Pickering (Ambassador 1992) Frank G. Wisner II (Ambassador 1994-97) Richard F. Celeste (Ambassador 1997) Robert D. Blackwill (Ambassador 2001)

U.S. Consuls in India

(may be incomplete!)

Bombay (Mumbai): Edward Ely (Consul 1852) Samuel Comfort (Consul 1897) Charles F. Meyer (Vice Consul 1897-98) Hans J. Smith (Consul 1898) R. T. Greener (Consul 1898) E. Haldeman Dennison (Consul 1906-11) Edwin S. Cunningham (Consul 1910-12) Edward J. Norton (Consul 1912-13) Henry D. Baker (Consul 1913-14) Selby S. Coleman (Vice Consul 1914-17) Carl F. Deichman (Consul 1914-15) Stuart K. Lupton (Consul General 1916-19) E. Carleton Baker (Consul 1920) North Winship (Consul 1921-22) Charles M. Hathaway, Jr. (Consul 1921-22) Frederick L. Thomas (Vice Consul 1922) Thomas M. Wilson (Consul 1922-23) Winfield H. Scott (Vice Consul 1923-24) Wilbur Keblinger (Consul 1924-29) William H. Beach (Vice Consul 1924-29) Curtis T. Everett (Vice Consul 1926-27) Alan S. Rogers (Vice Consul 1929) William H. Beach (Consul 1929) Dayle C. McDonough (Consul 1932) Paul C. Hutton (Vice Consul 1932) Charles W. Adair, Jr. (Vice Consul 1942-46) Raymond L. Thurston (Vice Consul 1943) Charles E. Brookhart (Consul 1943) Joseph J. Wagner (Vice Consul 1943) Howard Donovan (Consul 1943) Kenneth C. Krentz (Consul 1943) Charles D. Withers (Vice Consul 1946-48) William Witman II (Consul 1948-49)
Calcutta: William James Miller (Consul 1796-1801) Charles Huffnagle (Consul 1852) Theodore Simmons (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1897) R. F. Patterson (Consul General 1897-1904) C. C. Campbell (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1898) William H. Michael (Consul General 1906) James A. Smith (Consul General 1914-20) John Stuart Hunt (Vice Consul 1914) J. Preston Doughten (Vice Consul 1917) Alexander W. Weddell (Consul General 1921-24) Harold Shantz (Vice Consul 1922) Cornwall H. Loomis (Vice Consul 1922) Robert L. Buell (Vice Consul 1925-27) Richard R. Willey (Vice Consul 1926-29) Winfield H. Minor (Vice Consul 1926-29) Dale W. Maher (Vice Consul 1926) William L. Jenkins (Consul 1926-27) Julius G. Lay (Consul General 1926) S. Bertrand Jacobson (Consul 1927) John R. Ives (Vice Consul 1927) George M. Abbott (Vice Consul 1928-30) J. Randolph Robinson (Vice Consul 1929) Robert Y. Jarvis (Consul 1929-32) Robert Frazer, Jr. (Consul General 1929) Arthur C. Frost (Consul General 1932) Richard S. Huestis (Vice Consul 1932) Gerald Keith (Vice Consul 1932) Richard R. Willey (Consul 1932) L. Rutherford Stuyvesant (Vice Consul 1932) Dorsey G. Fisher (Vice Consul 1932) J. Wesley Jones (Vice Consul 1932) John Campbell White (Consul General 1938) Edward M. Groth (Consul 1938) Harvey L. Milbourne (Consul 1941) Martin J. Hillenbrand (Vice Consul 1942-43) Robert L. Buell (Consul 1942-43) Kenneth S. Patton (Consul General 1943) Clayton Lane (Consul 1943) Carl E. Christopherson (Consul 1943) W. William Duff (Vice Consul 1943) Robert W. Middlebrook (Vice Consul 1943) John J. Macdonald (Consul 1943) Adrian B. Colquitt (Vice Consul 1943) Douglas Flood (Consul 1945) Elbert G. Mathews (Consul 1946-47) Samuel J. Fletcher (Consul General 1947) Nicholas Gilman Thacher (Consul 1952) Alfred L. Atherton, Jr. (Consul 1962-65)
Madras (Chennai): José de Olivares (Consul 1911-14) Lucien Memminger (Consul 1916-19) Dalton F. McClelland (Vice Consul 1919) Leonard G. Dawson (Consul 1920) Thomas M. Wilson (Consul 1921-22) Hooker A. Doolittle (Vice Consul 1921-23) Edmund B. Montgomery (Consul 1926-29) Henry W. Russell (Vice Consul 1929) Charles W. Lewis, Jr. (Consul 1932) Leo J. Callanan (Consul 1932) Roy E. B. Bower (Consul 1943) Nicholas Feld (Vice Consul 1943)

U.S. Politicians who were born in India

Ahmednagar: Joseph W. Ballantine 1888
Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh: Syed R. Mahmood 1944
Amritsar, Punjab: Dalip Singh Saund 1899
Madura (Madurai): Edwin W. Martin 1917
Patna, Bihar: Faz Husain 1952

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