The Political Graveyard: Paraguay

Paraguay
South America

Paraguay information:

Population: 5,734,139
Land area 157,047 square miles.
Capital: Asuncion

Neighboring areas:

Northeast: Brazil
South: Argentina
Northwest: Bolivia

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Paraguay
U.S. Consuls in Paraguay

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Paraguay

Charles A. Washburn (Commissioner 1861-63) Charles A. Washburn (Minister 1863-68) Martin T. McMahon (Minister 1868-69) John L. Stevens (Minister 1870-73) John C. Caldwell (Minister 1874-76) John C. Caldwell (Charge d'Affaires 1876-82) William Williams (Charge d'Affaires 1882-85) John E. Bacon (Charge d'Affaires 1885-88) John E. Bacon (Minister 1888) George Maney (Minister 1889-94) Granville Stuart (Minister 1894-98) William R. Finch (Minister 1898-1905) Edward C. O'Brien (Minister 1905-09) Edwin V. Morgan (Minister 1909-11) Nicolay A. Grevstad (Minister 1911-14) Daniel F. Mooney (Minister 1914-21) William J. O'Toole (Minister 1922-24) George L. Kreeck (Minister 1925-30) Post Wheeler (Minister 1930-33) Meredith Nicholson (Minister 1933-35) Findley B. Howard (Minister 1935-41) Wesley Frost (Minister 1941-42) Wesley Frost (Ambassador 1942-44) Willard L. Beaulac (Ambassador 1944-47) Fletcher Warren (Ambassador 1947-50) Howard H. Tewksbury (Ambassador 1950-52) George P. Shaw (Ambassador 1952-53) Arthur A. Ageton (Ambassador 1954-57) Walter C. Ploeser (Ambassador 1957-59) Harry F. Stimpson, Jr. (Ambassador 1959-61) William P. Snow (Ambassador 1961-67) Benigno C. Hernandez (Ambassador 1967-69) J. Raymond Ylitalo (Ambassador 1969-72) George W. Landau (Ambassador 1972-77) Robert E. White (Ambassador 1977-80) Lyle Franklin Lane (Ambassador 1980-82) Arthur H. Davis (Ambassador 1982-85) Clyde D. Taylor (Ambassador 1985-88) Timothy Lathrop Towell (Ambassador 1988-91) Jon D. Glassman (Ambassador 1991-94) Robert Edward Service (Ambassador 1994-97) Maura Harty (Ambassador 1997-99) David N. Greenlee (Ambassador 2000)

U.S. Consuls in Paraguay

(may be incomplete!)

Asuncion: Edward A. Hopkins (Consul 1851-54) Clement Eusebius Hopkins (Consul 1853-54) Louis Bamberger (Consul 1855-62) G. R. Usher (Consul 1874) Lucien A. Wait (Consul 1874) Frank D. Hill (Consul 1887-90) J. N. Ruffin (Consul 1897-1907) Eben M. Flagg (Vice Consul 1897) John N. Ruffin (Consul 1898-1906) William Harrison (Vice Consul 1898-1902) Jacob Warrunek (Vice Consul 1904) Waldemar C. de Korab (Vice Consul 1906) Edward J. Norton (Consul 1907-09) Cornelius Ferris, Jr. (Consul 1909-13) Maximo F. Croskey (Vice Consul 1914-17) Samuel H. Wiley (Consul 1916) Henry H. Balch (Consul 1916-17) George E. Seltzer (Vice Consul 1921) Harry Campbell (Consul 1921-23) John M. Uebber (Vice Consul 1926) Robert M. Scotten (Consul 1926-29) Harvey S. Gerry (Vice Consul 1927) John M. Vebber (Vice Consul 1927) John B. Faust (Vice Consul 1929) V. Harwood Blocker, Jr. (Vice Consul 1932) Thomas S. Horn (Consul 1932) James Espy (Consul 1944)

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