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U.S. consular officials in Quebec

	Beebe Junction: Hoel S. Beebe (Consular Agent 1909-29)
	Cabano: J. Wirt Hall (Consular Agent 1904-05) Henry C. Hamel (Consular Agent 1916)
	Coaticook: J. G. Crawford (Consul 1884) Joel Linsley (Consul 1897-98) George Pinkham (Vice & Deputy Consul 1897) Ernest J. Astell (Vice & Deputy Consul 1898) Jesse H. Johnson (Consul 1899-1901) Franklin D. Hale (Consul 1902-08) Francis Williams (Vice & Deputy Consul 1904-05)
	Gaspé: William W. Merriam (Consul 1856-61) Thomas Fitnam (Consul 1861-67) George H. Holt (Consul 1884) Almar F. Dickson (Consul 1905) John Carter (Vice Consul 1905) Frederich C. Johnson (Consular Agent 1919) Kingsley J. Carter (Consular Agent 1926-29)
	Hemmingford: Wellington W. Wark (Consular Agent 1885-1911)
	Lévis: Charles M. Barclay (Consular Agent 1904-05)
	Lineboro: Hoel S. Beebe (Consular Agent 1904-05)
	Megantic (Lac-Mégantic): Henry W. Albro (Consular Agent 1891-98) Henry W. Albro (Consular Agent 1898-1911)
	Montreal: Canfield Dorwin (Consul 1854-60) Thomas F. Wilson (Consul 1860-62) Joseph W. Howes (Vice Consul 1861-64) D. Thurston (Vice Consul 1864-65) Thomas F. Wilson (Consul General 1867-70) Charles L. Knapp (Consul General 1889-93) Wendell A. Anderson (Consul General 1897) John L. Bittinger (Consul General 1897-1900) Alanson W. Edwards (Consul General 1903-06) Patrick Gorman (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1905) Augustus E. Ingram (Vice Consul 1907) William H. Bradley (Consul General 1907-17) Alfred W. Donegan (Deputy Consul General 1910) George L. Rockwell (Deputy Consul General 1911) Charles Isaacs (Vice Consul 1917) Patrick Gorman (Vice Consul 1917) James Linn Rodgers (Consul General 1919-20) John R. Barry (Vice Consul 1919-22) Albert Halstead (Consul General 1920-27) John R. Barry (Vice Consul 1923-43) Arthur B. Giroux (Vice Consul 1925) James G. Finley (Vice Consul 1925) James G. Finley (Vice Consul 1925-26) John H. Clark (Vice Consul 1926-32) Harry M. Lakin (Consul 1926-29) William I. Jackson (Consul 1926) John F. Deming (Vice Consul 1926) Gaston A. Cournoyer (Vice Consul 1926-27) William A. Smale (Vice Consul 1927) Harold M. Deane (Consul 1927-29) Wesley Frost (Consul General 1928-35) William A. Smale (Consul 1929) Samuel J. Fletcher (Consul 1930-35) R. Austin Acly (Vice Consul 1930) Stephen E. C. Kendrick (Vice Consul 1931-32) Joseph E. Newton (Vice Consul 1931) Ralph Townsend (Vice Consul 1931) Alan N. Steyne (Vice Consul 1931) James H. Keeley, Jr. (Consul 1932) George D. Hopper (Consul 1932) Kent Leavitt (Vice Consul 1932) Homer M. Byington (Consul General 1936-43) Randolph Appleton Kidder (Vice Consul 1938-39) Brewster H. Morris (Vice Consul 1938) Richard Ford (Consul 1938) Roy M. Melbourne (Vice Consul 1938) Joseph I. Touchette (Consul 1938-43) Lloyd D. Yates (Consul 1938) Hartwell Johnson (Vice Consul 1938) Henry V. Poor (Vice Consul 1938) Robert J. Cavanaugh (Vice Consul 1938) Henry P. Kiley (Vice Consul 1938) Donn Paul Medalie (Vice Consul 1938) William K. Ailshie (Vice Consul 1938) Ralph A. Boernstein (Consul 1938) Arthur B. Emmons III (Vice Consul 1939) Andrew G. Lynch (Consul 1940-43) John D. Johnson (Consul 1943) Frederick E. Farnsworth (Consul 1943) Coldwell S. Johnston (Consul 1943) George F. Bogardus (Vice Consul 1943) Joseph N. Greene, Jr. (Vice Consul 1943) Howard Brandon (Vice Consul 1943) James E. Callahan (Vice Consul 1943) Stanley T. Hayes (Vice Consul 1943) Fred E. Waller (Vice Consul 1943) Stephen B. Vaughan (Vice Consul 1943) North Winship (Consul General 1945-47) H. Lawrence Groves (Consul General 1949)
	Quebec City: Charles Ogden (Consul 1861-65) D. Thurston (Vice Consul 1864) John S. Bowen (Vice Consul 1864-67) W. H. Gurley (Consul 1865-66) Frederick M. Ryder (Consul 1890-93) Philip R. Spence (Consul 1897) Robert McD. Stocking (Vice Consul 1897) William W. Henry (Consul 1905) Frank S. Stocking (Vice Consul 1905) Peter William Patnaude (Deputy Consul 1910-11) Peter William Patnaude (Vice & Deputy Consul 1911) Gebhard Willrich (Consul 1914-17) William W. Heard (Vice Consul 1917) Elliott V. Richardson (Consul 1918-19) E. Haldeman Dennison (Consul 1920-29) Knox Alexander (Vice Consul 1922-23) Edmond W. La Richeliere (Vice Consul 1924-26) George H. Barringer (Vice Consul 1926-29) W. M. Parker Mitchell (Consul 1927) H. Tobey Mooers (Consul 1928-29) Leslie G. Mayer (Vice Consul 1931) John Randolph (Consul 1932-38) Harvey L. Milbourne (Consul 1932) T. Edmund Burke (Vice Consul 1938) Rollin R. Winslow (Consul 1943) Adam Beaumont (Vice Consul 1943) William E. Cole, Jr. (Consul 1949)
	Rimouski: Joseph A. Talbot (Consular Agent 1897) Michel Ringuet, Jr. (Vice Commercial Agent 1902-06) E. Haldeman Dennison (Consul 1903-06) Edwin N. Gunsaulus (Consul 1906-08) Michel Ringuet, Jr. (Vice & Deputy Consul 1906-14) Frederick M. Ryder (Consul 1908-14)
	Riviere du Loup: John Fowler (Consul 1915) Bradstreet S. Rairden (Consul 1917-20) Lawrence P. Briggs (Consul 1920-22) Knox Alexander (Vice Consul 1923-24) W. M. Parker Mitchell (Consul 1924) William Perry George (Consul 1926-28) Walter J. Linthicum (Vice Consul 1929)
	St. Hyacinthe: Charles Laberge (Consular Agent 1893) Joseph M. Authier (Commercial Agent 1905) Francis Bartels (Vice Commercial Agent 1905)
	St. Johns: John Donaghy (Vice Consul 1875-90) John Donaghy (Vice & Deputy Consul 1890-1914) Thomas Keefe (Consul 1897) Charles Deal (Consul 1898-1905) Andrew J. McConnico (Consul 1909-11) Milton B. Kirk (Consul 1914)
	Sherbrooke: James R. Jackson (Consul 1897) Ed B. Worthington (Vice & Deputy Consul 1897) Paul Lang (Consul 1897-1915) George E. Borlase (Vice Consul 1899-1917) Charles N. Daniels (Consul 1914-16) Edward L. Adams (Consul 1920-24) Emil Sauer (Consul 1925) James G. Finley (Vice Consul 1925) Walter J. Linthicum (Vice Consul 1926-27) Charles B. Hosmer (Consul 1926) Ernest L. Monroe (Vice Consul 1926) Herndon W. Goforth (Consul 1927-32) William H. Brown (Vice Consul 1932)
	Sorel (Sorel-Tracy): Harry P. Dill (Commercial Agent 1882-83)
	Stanbridge: Felix S. S. Johnson (Commercial Agent 1899-1905)
	Three Rivers (Trois-Rivières): Leo Allen Bergholz (Consul 1903-04) Urbain J. Ledoux (Consul 1903) James H. Worman (Consul 1905)

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