The Political Graveyard: Netherlands

Netherlands

Netherlands information:

Population: 15,981,472
Land area 16,033 square miles.
Capitals: Amsterdam and The Hague

See also: Aruba; Netherlands Antilles

Neighboring areas:

East: Germany
South: Belgium
Northwest: North Sea

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Netherlands
U.S. Consuls in Netherlands
U.S. Politicians who were born in Netherlands
U.S. Politicians who lived in Netherlands
U.S. Politicians who died in Netherlands

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Netherlands

John Adams (Minister 1781-88) William Short (Minister 1792) John Quincy Adams (Minister 1794-97) William Vans Murray (Minister 1797-1801) William Eustis (Minister 1814-18) Alexander H. Everett (Charge d'Affaires 1818-24) Christopher Hughes (Charge d'Affaires 1825-30) William Pitt Preble (Minister 1830-31) Auguste Davezac (Charge d'Affaires 1831-39) Harmanus Bleecker (Charge d'Affaires 1839-42) Christopher Hughes (Charge d'Affaires 1842-45) Auguste Davezac (Charge d'Affaires 1845-50) George Folsom (Charge d'Affaires 1850-53) August Belmont (Charge d'Affaires 1853-54) August Belmont (Minister 1854-57) Henry C. Murphy (Minister 1857-61) James S. Pike (Minister 1861-66) Albert Rhodes (Charge d'Affaires 1866) Hugh Ewing (Minister 1866-70) Charles T. Gorham (Minister 1870-75) James M. Birney (Minister 1876-82) William L. Dayton (Minister 1882-85) Isaac Bell, Jr. (Minister 1885-88) Robert B. Roosevelt (Minister 1888-89) Samuel R. Thayer (Minister 1889-93) William E. Quinby (Minister 1893-97) Stanford Newel (Minister 1897-1905) David J. Hill (Minister 1905-08) Arthur M. Beaupré (Minister 1908-11) Lloyd Bryce (Minister 1911-13) Henry van Dyke (Minister 1913-17) John W. Garrett (Minister 1917-19) William Phillips (Minister 1920-22) Richard M. Tobin (Minister 1923-29) Gerrit J. Diekema (Minister 1929-30) Lauritz S. Swenson (Minister 1931-34) Grenville T. Emmet (Minister 1934-37) George A. Gordon (Minister 1937-40) A. J. Drexel Biddle, Jr. (Minister 1941-42) A. J. Drexel Biddle, Jr. (Ambassador 1942-43) Stanley K. Hornbeck (Ambassador 1944-47) Herman B. Baruch (Ambassador 1947-49) Selden Chapin (Ambassador 1949-53) H. Freeman Matthews (Ambassador 1953-57) Philip Young (Ambassador 1957-60) John S. Rice (Ambassador 1961-64) William R. Tyler (Ambassador 1965-69) J. William Middendorf II (Ambassador 1969-73) Kingdon Gould, Jr. (Ambassador 1973-76) Robert J. McCloskey (Ambassador 1976-78) Geri M. Joseph (Ambassador 1978-81) William Jennings Dyess (Ambassador 1981-83) Paul Bremer (Ambassador 1983-86) John Shad (Ambassador 1987-89) C. Howard Wilkins, Jr. (Ambassador 1989-92) K. Terry Dornbush (Ambassador 1994-98) Cynthia P. Schneider (Ambassador 1998-2001) Clifford M. Sobel (Ambassador 2001)

U.S. Consuls in Netherlands

(may be incomplete!)

Amsterdam: Albert Lange (Consul 1849-50) C. Goethe Baylor (Consul 1850-53) Robert G. Barnwell (Consul 1853-61) Charles Mueller (Consul 1874) Albertus Vinke (Vice Consul 1874) Edward Downes (Consul 1897) Albertus Vinke (Vice & Deputy Consul 1897-1904) George J. Corey (Consul 1898) Frank D. Hill (Consul 1902-04) Harry H. Morgan (Consul 1907-10) Frank W. Mahin (Consul 1910-13) Dominic I. Murphy (Consul 1914-15) Roger C. Tredwell (Consul 1914) Eugene Nabel (Vice Consul 1914-19) Frank W. Mahin (Consul 1915-24) Clark P. Kuykendall (Vice Consul 1922) J. Stanford Edwards (Vice Consul 1926-29) Carl O. Spamer (Consul 1926-29) William H. Gale (Consul General 1926) Pattie H. Field (Vice Consul 1926-29) Charles L. Hoover (Consul General 1928-32) Warren M. Chase (Vice Consul 1932) Donal F. McGonigal (Vice Consul 1938) Ellis A. Bonnet (Consul 1938) James P. Moffitt (Consul 1938) William Barnes (Vice Consul 1938)
Flushing (Vlissingen): Pieter F. Auer (Consular Agent 1899-1929)
Rotterdam: John Beeldemaker (Consul 1797-1800) Joseph Forman (Consul 1800-03) Thomas Browne (Consular Agent 1800-03) Levitt Harris (Consul 1803) Alexander (Consular Agent 1803-06) G. R. Curtis (Consular Agent 1806-07) George Joy (Consul 1807-20) T. F. Wilkens (Consul 1816-19) Emanuel Wambersie (Consul 1819-29) John Wambersie (Consul 1829-37) William S. Campbell (Consul 1843-61) George E. Wiss (Consul 1861-66) August Andrew Wambersie (Vice Consul 1863-65) Lars S. Reque (Consul 1897) Aire H. Voorwinden (Vice & Deputy Consul 1897) Soren Listoe (Consul General 1906-20) Gerhard H. Krogh (Vice Consul 1914-17) Martin Baker (Vice Consul 1915-17) Harold B. Quarton (Consul 1918) George E. Anderson (Consul General 1920-24) Edward M. Groth (Vice Consul 1922) Sydney B. Redecker (Vice Consul 1922) George D. Hopper (Consul 1922) Eugene Nabel (Vice Consul 1922-32) Edward A. Dow (Consul 1924-28) Joseph G. Groeninger (Consul 1926-27) Albert M. Doyle (Consul 1926-29) Carol H. Foster (Consul 1929-32) George Tait (Vice Consul 1929) Sidney H. Browne (Vice Consul 1932) Jones R. Trowbridge (Vice Consul 1932) Egmont C. von Tresckow (Consul 1932) Thomas S. Horn (Consul 1938) Richard S. Huestis (Vice Consul 1938) Stephen C. Brown (Vice Consul 1938) Lon S. Gresham (Vice Consul 1938) Harold D. Clum (Consul General 1938)
The Hague: Anders C. Nelson (Vice Consul 1922-29)

U.S. Politicians who were born in Netherlands

No city given: Alexander Gillon 1741 Martin Kalbfleisch 1804 Ate Dykstra 1865 Pieter F. Auer 1866 Adrian de Boom 1898
Goes: Cornelius Hoffius 1881
Groningen: Peter Hoekstra 1953
Koedyk: Henry Beets 1869
Sneek: Dow H. Drukker 1872
The Hague: Christopher H. Phillips 1920
Wenterswyk: John Corscot 1839
Wolvega: Dirk P. Fabrick 1887

U.S. Politicians who lived in Netherlands

Amsterdam: William F. Hungerford
The Hague: Roberta Enschede
Wassenaar: Roberta Enschede

U.S. Politicians who died in Netherlands

No city given: Gerrit J. Diekema 1930

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