The Political Graveyard: Samoa

Samoa
Pacific Ocean

Samoa information:

Population: 179,058
Land area 1,104 square miles.
Capital: Apia

Neighboring areas:

Surrounding area: South Pacific Ocean

The Political Graveyard:

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

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Samoa

Kenneth Franzheim II (Ambassador to Western Samoa 1971-72) Armistead I. Selden, Jr. (Ambassador to Western Samoa 1974-79) Anne Clark Martindell (Ambassador to Western Samoa 1979-81) H. Monroe Browne (Ambassador to Western Samoa 1981-85) Paul Matthews Cleveland (Ambassador to Western Samoa 1986-89) Della M. Newman (Ambassador to Western Samoa 1989-92) Josiah H. Beeman (Ambassador to Western Samoa 1994-99) Carol Moseley Braun (Ambassador 1999-2001) Charles J. Swindells (Ambassador 2001-05) William P. McCormick (Ambassador 2005-)

U.S. Consuls in Samoa

(may be incomplete!)

Apia: Jonathan S. Jenkins (Consul 1855-57) William Blacklock (Vice Consul 1888-90) William Blacklock (Vice Consul General 1890-96) William Churchill (Consul General 1897) Lloyd Osbourne (Vice Consul General 1897) William Blacklock (Vice Consul General 1897-1904) Luther W. Osborn (Consul General 1898) George Heimrod (Consul General 1902-06) Norman H. Macdonald (Vice Consul 1914) Mason Mitchell (Consul 1914-19) Paul Boteler (Vice Consul 1921) Quincy F. Roberts (Vice Consul 1921-26)

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