The Political Graveyard: South Korea

South Korea

South Korea information:

Population: 47,904,370
Land area 38,023 square miles.
Capital: Seoul

See also: Korea

Neighboring areas:

Northeast: Sea of Japan
Southwest: Yellow Sea
Northwest: North Korea

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to South Korea
U.S. Consuls in South Korea
U.S. Politicians who were born in South Korea
U.S. Politicians who died in South Korea

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to South Korea

John J. Muccio (Ambassador 1949-52) Ellis O. Briggs (Ambassador 1952-55) William S. B. Lacy (Ambassador 1955) Walter C. Dowling (Ambassador 1956-59) Walter P. McConaughy, Jr. (Ambassador 1959-61) Samuel D. Berger (Ambassador 1961-64) Winthrop G. Brown (Ambassador 1964-67) William J. Porter (Ambassador 1967-71) Philip C. Habib (Ambassador 1971-74) Richard L. Sneider (Ambassador 1974-78) William H. Gleysteen, Jr. (Ambassador 1978-81) Richard L. Walker (Ambassador 1981-86) James Roderick Lilley (Ambassador 1986-89) Donald Phinney Gregg (Ambassador 1989-93) James T. Laney (Ambassador 1993-96) Stephen W. Bosworth (Ambassador 1997-2001) Thomas C. Hubbard (Ambassador 2001-) Alexander Vershbow (Ambassador 2005-)

U.S. Consuls in South Korea

(may be incomplete!)

Seoul: Horace N. Allen (Deputy Consul General 1890-96) John M. B. Sill (Consul General 1894-97) Horace N. Allen (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1896-97) Horace N. Allen (Consul General 1897-1905) Edwin V. Morgan (Vice Consul 1900) Gordon Paddock (Consul General 1906) Edwin L. Neville (Vice Consul 1911) Edwin L. Neville (Vice Consul 1912-13) Ransford S. Miller (Consul General 1914-17) Raymond S. Curtice (Vice Consul 1916-17) Leo Allen Bergholz (Consul General 1918-19) Foster M. Beck (Vice Consul 1919-22) Ransford S. Miller (Consul General 1920-29) Joseph S. Dieson (Vice Consul 1924-26) Charles H. Stephan (Vice Consul 1929-32) John K. Davis (Consul General 1930-34) U. Alexis Johnson (Vice Consul 1938) O. Gaylord Marsh (Consul 1938) William R. Langdon (Consul General 1947) Samuel Owen Lane (Consul 1955-57) Thomas P. Shoesmith (Consul 1958-60)

U.S. Politicians who were born in South Korea

Seoul: Jay Kim 1939 Jun H. Choi 1971
Seoul Air Force Base, Seoul: Mark R. Ogles 1962

U.S. Politicians who died in South Korea

Seoul: Wilbur J. Cohen 1987

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