The Political Graveyard: Panama

The Political
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Panama
Central America

Panama information:

Population: 2,845,647
Land area 30,193 square miles.
Capital: Panama

See also: Colombia; Gran Colombia

Neighboring areas:

The Political Graveyard:

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

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Panama

William I. Buchanan (Minister 1903-04) John Barrett (Minister 1904-05) Charles E. Magoon (Minister 1905-06) Herbert G. Squiers (Minister 1906-09) R. S. Reynolds Hitt (Minister 1909-10) Thomas C. Dawson (Minister 1910) H. Percival Dodge (Minister 1911-13) William Jennings Price (Minister 1913-21) John Glover South (Minister 1921-30) Roy T. Davis (Minister 1930-33) Antonio C. Gonzalez (Minister 1933-35) George T. Summerlin (Minister 1935-37) Frank P. Corrigan (Minister 1937-39) William Dawson (Ambassador 1939-41) Edwin C. Wilson (Ambassador 1941-43) Avra M. Warren (Ambassador 1944-45) Frank T. Hines (Ambassador 1945-48) Monnett B. Davis (Ambassador 1948-51) John C. Wiley (Ambassador 1951-53) Selden Chapin (Ambassador 1953-55) Julian F. Harrington (Ambassador 1955-60) Joseph S. Farland (Ambassador 1960-63) Jack Hood Vaughn (Ambassador 1964-65) Charles W. Adair, Jr. (Ambassador 1965-69) Robert M. Sayre (Ambassador 1969-74) William J. Jorden (Ambassador 1974-78) Ambler Holmes Moss, Jr. (Ambassador 1978-82) Everett Ellis Briggs (Ambassador 1982-86) Arthur H. Davis (Ambassador 1986-90) Deane R. Hinton (Ambassador 1990-94) William J. Hughes (Ambassador 1995-98) Simon Ferro (Ambassador 1998-2001) Linda Ellen Watt (Ambassador 2002)

U.S. Consuls in Panama

(may be incomplete!)

Aspinwall (Colón): James Thorington (Consul 1872-82) Josiah L. Pearcy (Consul 1897) J. L. Pearcy, Jr. (Vice & Deputy Consul 1897)
Bocas del Toro: David R. Hand (Consular Agent 1897-98) Thomas J. Mitchell (Consular Agent 1926-27) E. W. Fulcher (Consular Agent 1932)
Colón: Victor Vifquain (Consul 1888-90) George H. Murphy (Vice Consul 1898) James C. Kellogg (Consul 1914) Lindsey L. Jewel (Vice Consul 1914) Julius D. Dreher (Consul 1916-24) Charles M. Haywood (Vice Consul 1917) Odin G. Loren (Vice Consul 1922) William P. Robertson (Vice Consul 1926-27) George M. Hanson (Consul 1926-27) Charles F. Payne (Vice Consul 1929) Francis C. Jordan (Vice Consul 1932) William W. Early (Consul 1932)
Panama: Victor Vifquain (Consul General 1893-97) Alban G. Snyder (Consul General 1909-20) Daniel J. Waters (Vice Consul 1914) Lyman N. Sisley (Vice Consul 1917) George Orr (Consul 1922-25) Harry D. Myers (Vice Consul 1922) Harry D. Myers (Vice Consul 1926-29) Paul C. Hutton (Vice Consul 1930) C. Burke Elbrick (Vice Consul 1932) Herbert O. Williams (Consul 1932) Arthur F. Tower (Consul 1932) Adrian B. Colquitt (Vice Consul 1938) Stuart W. Rockwell (Vice Consul 1941-43) Ellis A. Bonnet (Consul 1942) Heyward G. Hill (Consul 1943) Harold E. Montamat (Consul 1943) Aubrey E. Lippincott (Vice Consul 1943) Robert Rossow, Jr. (Vice Consul 1943) Charles E. Hulick, Jr. (Vice Consul 1943) James E. Parks (Consul 1943-44) T. Muldrup Forsyth (Consul 1944)

U.S. Politicians who were born in Panama

Canal Zone (now part of Panama): John S. McCain 1936

U.S. Politicians who lived in Panama

Canal Zone (now part of Panama): Findley B. Howard
Amador, Canal Zone (now Panama): Marion Ryan
Ancon, Canal Zone (now Panama): Sara Belle Bassett - Condy Boyle - Chauncey P. Fairman - Louis F. Glud - Frank T. Hamlin - John E. Hushing - Thomas Locken - Guy H. Martin - R. A. Martin - Amy V. McCormack - Miguel A. Otero - Charles E. Ramirez - D. F. Reeder - Elbert M. Robinson - David De Castro Robles
Balboa, Canal Zone (now Panama):
- Lived in Balboa, Canal Zone (now Panama), 1900-1999: E. Bagorozy - Leah R. Barkowitz - C. J. Boyle - A. P. Byrne - Nan Dietz - Edward L. Emery - Mrs. J. F. Haggerty - Joseph Haggerty - William C. Hushing - Vivien Keen - A. L. Kerr - Raymond Lloyd - G. F. McDade - Leona McFarland - Thomas G. Minogue - R. H. O'Brien - H. T. Raphael - Richard Roberts - S. Roberts - J. R. Stapler - Mrs. L. Townsley - Louis Townsley - William A. Van Siclen - S. P. Williams - Emmett Zemer
Balboa Heights, Canal Zone (now Panama): C. C. Calhoun, Jr. - Marcia Collins - Patricia M. Markun - Julian Larcombe Schley - Sylvia Tesh - GeDelle Young
Boquete, Chiriquí: Alfred D. Collins
Cristobal, Canal Zone (now part of Colón, Panama): T. Aanstoos - A. P. E. Doyle - Maud Eggleston - Harry Eno - Chauncey P. Fairman - Mrs. James L. Kerr - James L. Kerr - Frank Mack - Mathew O'Hearn - John A. Riley
Diablo Heights, Canal Zone (now Panama): Wynter Collins
Fort Clayton, Canal Zone (now Panama): Katie Clark
Pedro Miguel, Canal Zone (now Panama): A. S. Boyd - Al Geddes - J. R. Stapler

U.S. Politicians who died in Panama

Colón: William W. Wedemeyer 1913 Lewis D. Apsley 1925
Colón, Colombia (now Panama): John C. Ingersoll 1903

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