The Political Graveyard: Morocco

Morocco
North Africa

Morocco information:

Population: 30,645,305
Land area 172,414 square miles.
Capital: Rabat

Neighboring areas:

North: Strait of Gibraltar; Mediterranean Sea
East: Algeria
South: Western Sahara
West: North Atlantic Ocean

The Political Graveyard:

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

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Morocco

Samuel René Gummeré (Minister 1905-09) H. Percival Dodge (Minister 1909-10) Fred Warner Carpenter (Minister 1910-12) Maxwell Blake (Diplomatic Agent 1917-21) Maxwell Blake (Diplomatic Agent 1925-38) Paul H. Alling (Diplomatic Agent 1945) Cavendish W. Cannon (Ambassador 1956-58) Charles W. Yost (Ambassador 1958-61) Philip W. Bonsal (Ambassador 1961-62) John Haven Ferguson (Ambassador 1962-64) Henry J. Tasca (Ambassador 1965-69) Stuart W. Rockwell (Ambassador 1970-73) Robert G. Neumann (Ambassador 1973-76) Robert Anderson (Ambassador 1976-78) Richard B. Parker (Ambassador 1978-79) Angier Biddle Duke (Ambassador 1979-81) Joseph Verner Reed, Jr. (Ambassador 1981-85) Thomas Anthony Nassif (Ambassador 1985-88) Michael Ussery (Ambassador 1988-92) Frederick Vreeland (Ambassador 1992-93) Marc Charles Ginsburg (Ambassador 1993-97) Gary S. Usrey (Ambassador 1997) Edward M. Gabriel (Ambassador 1997-) Margaret DeBardeleben Tutwiler (Ambassador 2001)

U.S. Consuls in Morocco

(may be incomplete!)

Casablanca: John Cobb (Consular Agent 1897-98) Thomas B. L. Layton (Consul 1920-21) Robert R. Bradford (Consul 1922) H. Earle Russell (Consul 1924-29) David C. Elkington (Vice Consul 1926) Frederick F. Henrotin (Vice Consul 1929-32) Parker W. Buhrman (Consul 1930-34) Herbert S. Goold (Consul General 1938) W. Quincy Stanton (Consul 1938) Philip H. Bagby (Vice Consul 1943) W. Stafford Reid (Vice Consul 1943) Kenneth Pendar (Vice Consul 1943) Frederic Paul Culbert (Vice Consul 1943) William Douglas Read (Vice Consul 1943) Harry P. Blank, Jr. (Vice Consul 1943) H. Earle Russell (Consul General 1943) Russell M. Brooks (Consul 1943)
Rabat: Elias Bensaude (Consular Agent 1897) Hooker A. Doolittle (Consul General 1943) Ernest de W. Mayer (Consul 1943)
Tangier: John Mullowney (Consul 1820-30) Samuel Carr (Consul 1832-34) Samuel P. Collings (Consul 1854-55) Frank Charles Partridge (Consul General 1897-98) David N. Burke (Consul General 1897) Samuel René Gummeré (Consul General 1898-1905) Hoffman Philip (Vice Consul 1902-05) Hoffman Philip (Consul General 1905-06) Maxwell Blake (Consul General 1910-21) Arthur Gassett (Vice Consul 1914-17) Ernest E. Evans (Vice Consul 1919-21) Joseph M. Denning (Consul General 1922-24) J. Lee Murphy (Consul 1924) Maxwell Blake (Consul General 1925-38) Horace Remillard (Consul 1926-29) Donald F. Bigelow (Consul 1932) Hooker A. Doolittle (Consul 1938) J. Rives Childs (Consul 1943) William Witman II (Consul General 1953-55) C. Vaughn Ferguson, Jr. (Consul General 1955-57) Leo G. Cyr (Consul General 1957)

U.S. Politicians who died in Morocco

Tangier: Samuel P. Collings 1855

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