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U.S. consular officials in Scotland

	Aberdeen: John Ramsay (Consular Agent 1884) Andrew Murray (Consular Agent 1897-1904) Adolph Danziger (Consular Agent 1905) William P. Quann (Consular Agent 1906-11) George McClellan Wells (Consular Agent 1919)
	Dundee: Edward Baxter (Consul 1834-45) Stewart Steel (Consul 1846-50) James McDowell (Consul 1850-53) Thomas Steere (Consul 1853-58) Joseph B. Holderby (Consul 1858-61) Hugh Smith (Consul 1861-62) James Smith (Consul 1863-71) Matthew McDougall (Consul 1874) William Reid (Vice Consul 1874) Willard B. Wells (Consul 1884) Allan Baxter (Vice Consul 1892) Allan Baxter (Vice & Deputy Consul 1892-93) John M. Savage (Vice Consul 1893-94) George W. Savage (Consul 1893) Allan Baxter (Deputy Consul 1893-94) John M. Savage (Consul 1894-97) Allan Baxter (Vice & Deputy Consul 1894-1905) John C. Higgins (Consul 1897-1905) W. Stanley Hollis (Consul 1909-10) E. Haldeman Dennison (Consul 1911-14) Charles L. Latham (Consul 1915-17) Martin J. Gallagher (Vice Consul 1919) William Anderson Poindexter (Vice Consul 1919) Henry A. Johnson (Consul 1919-24) William A. Hickey (Vice Consul 1926-29) Maxwell K. Moorhead (Consul 1926-27) John J. C. Watson (Consul 1929-32) Julian K. Smedberg (Vice Consul 1932-38) E. Talbot Smith (Consul 1935-36)
	Dunfermline: George H. Scidmore (Vice Consul 1877-84) James D. Reid (Commercial Agent 1897) James Penman (Vice Commercial Agent 1897) John N. McCunn (Consul 1897-1908) Charles Drysdale (Vice Consul 1905) Maxwell Blake (Consul 1907-10) Howard D. Van Sant (Consul 1910-22) Albert W. Scott (Vice Consul 1920-21) Warren C. Stewart (Vice Consul 1922) Bernard F. Hale (Consul 1925)
	Edinburgh: Frederick P. Piatt (Vice & Deputy Consul 1894-1911) Rufus Fleming (Consul 1897-1920) Roy W. Baker (Vice Consul 1919-20) H. Tobey Mooers (Vice Consul 1920) Alexander G. Swaney (Vice Consul 1922) Hunter Sharp (Consul 1922) Thomas J. Maleady (Vice Consul 1923-25) Wilbert L. Bonney (Consul 1924-26) Harold D. Finley (Consul 1927-30) Clarence P. Harper (Vice Consul 1927) Austin C. Brady (Consul 1932) Edwin B. Earnest (Vice Consul 1932) Julian K. Smedberg (Vice Consul 1938-43) Charles Roy Nasmith (Consul 1943)
	Glasgow: John J. Murray (Consul 1801-07) Harvey Strong (Consul 1820-24) David Walker (Consul 1824-31) Alexander Thompson (Consul 1831-43) Thomas McGuire (Consul 1843-45) Joseph Cowdin (Consul 1845-50) Day O. Kellogg (Consul 1850-53) Philip T. Heartt (Consul 1853-58) George Vail (Consul 1858-61) John S. Prettyman (Consul 1861-62) William Cook (Vice Consul 1861-63) Warner L. Underwood (Consul 1862-64) J. M. Bailey (Consul 1864-66) Bret Harte (Consul 1880-85) Allen B. Morse (Consul 1893-97) Samuel M. Taylor (Consul 1897-1906) William Gibson (Vice Consul 1905) John McFadzean (Deputy Consul 1905) Richard W. Austin (Consul 1906-07) Alfred Middleton (Deputy Consul 1906-07) Alfred Middleton (Vice Consul 1907-09) John N. McCunn (Consul 1908-19) Alfred Middleton (Deputy Consul 1909-11) Thomas H. Bevan (Vice Consul 1917-19) Joseph S. Hollister (Vice Consul 1919) George E. Chamberlin (Consul 1919-26) Edward G. Greenlaw (Vice Consul 1922) Edward B. Cipriani (Vice Consul 1922-26) L. Pittman Springs (Vice Consul 1926-29) Scott S. Levisee (Vice Consul 1926) Leslie E. Woods (Consul 1927-29) Ernest V. Polutnik (Vice Consul 1927-29) George E. Chamberlin (Consul General 1927-29) Leo E. Schumacher (Vice Consul 1927-28) Marcel E. Malige (Consul 1928-32) George J. Haering (Consul 1932) Samuel W. Honaker (Consul General 1932) J. Forrest Ingle (Vice Consul 1932) Hadley V. Cooke, Jr. (Vice Consul 1938) T. Leonard Lilliestrom (Vice Consul 1938) Courtland Christiani (Vice Consul 1938) Leslie A. Davis (Consul General 1938) Donal F. McGonigal (Vice Consul 1941-43) Hugh H. Watson (Consul General 1943) Charles James Kolinski (Vice Consul 1943) Taylor G. Belcher (Consul 1950-54)
	Greenock: James A. Love (Consular Agent 1891-1911)
	Kirkcaldy: J. Lockhart Innes (Consular Agent 1904-05)
	Leith: Harry Grant (Consul 1798-1817) Joel Hart (Consul 1817-33) Robert Grieve (Consul 1833-52) James McDowell (Consul 1853-58) Neil McLachlan, Jr. (Consul 1861-66) Robert J. MacBride (Consul 1897)
	Troon: Peter H. Waddell (Consular Agent 1896-1911)

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