The Political Graveyard: Uruguay

Uruguay
South America

Uruguay information:

Population: 3,360,105
Land area 68,039 square miles.
Capital: Montevideo

Neighboring areas:

North: Brazil
Southeast: South Atlantic Ocean
West: Argentina

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Uruguay
U.S. Consuls in Uruguay
U.S. Politicians who died in Uruguay

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Uruguay

Alexander Asboth (Minister 1867-68) Henry G. Worthington (Minister 1868-69) Robert C. Kirk (Minister 1869-70) 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) Robert Emmett Jeffery (Minister 1915-21) Hoffman Philip (Minister 1922-25) Ulysses Grant-Smith (Minister 1925-29) Leland Harrison (Minister 1929-30) J. Butler Wright (Minister 1930-34) Julius G. Lay (Minister 1935-37) William Dawson (Minister 1937-39) Edwin C. Wilson (Minister 1939-41) William Dawson (Ambassador 1941-46) Joseph F. McGurk (Ambassador 1946-47) Ellis O. Briggs (Ambassador 1947-49) Christian M. Ravndal (Ambassador 1949-51) Edward L. Roddan (Ambassador 1951-53) Dempster McIntosh (Ambassador 1953-56) Jefferson Patterson (Ambassador 1956-58) Robert F. Woodward (Ambassador 1958-61) Edward J. Sparks (Ambassador 1961-62) Wymberley DeR. Coerr (Ambassador 1962-65) Henry A. Hoyt (Ambassador 1965-67) Robert M. Sayre (Ambassador 1968-69) Charles W. Adair, Jr. (Ambassador 1969-72) Ernest V. Siracusa (Ambassador 1973-77) Lawrence A. Pezzullo (Ambassador 1977-79) Lyle Franklin Lane (Ambassador 1979-80) Thomas Aranda, Jr. (Ambassador 1981-85) Malcolm Richard Wilkey (Ambassador 1985-90) Richard C. Brown (Ambassador 1990-93) Thomas J. Dodd (Ambassador 1993-97) Christopher C. Ashby (Ambassador 1997-99) Martin J. Silverstein (Ambassador 2001)

U.S. Consuls in Uruguay

(may be incomplete!)

Colonia: Benjamin D. Manton (Consul 1897-1906) Manuel Caballero (Vice Consul 1897)
Montevideo: William G. Miller (Consul 1811-25) Joshua Bond (Consul 1825-34) John Patrick (Consul 1834-38) Robert M. Hamilton (Consul 1838-58) Richard H. Gayle (Consul 1858-61) Hiram Tuttle (Consul 1862-66) Frank D. Hill (Consul 1890-93) Edgar Schramm (Consul 1897) Thomas W. Howard (Vice Consul 1897) Albert W. Swalm (Consul 1898) John W. O'Hara (Consul 1906) Frederic W. Goding (Consul 1908-12) Ralph J. Totten (Consul 1913-14) Albert G. Ebert (Vice Consul 1914) John C. Terry (Vice Consul 1916-17) Herman L. Spahr (Consul 1916-17) William Dawson (Consul 1917-19) Sherwood H. Avery (Vice Consul 1919-21) James V. Whitfield (Vice Consul 1919-20) David J. D. Myers (Consul 1919-21) Robert L. Jennison (Vice Consul 1921) Edmund B. Montgomery (Vice Consul 1922) Thomas H. Bevan (Consul 1923-24) Howard C. Tinsley (Vice Consul 1924-26) O. Gaylord Marsh (Consul 1924-27) Ronald D. Stevenson (Vice Consul 1924) Raphael A. Manning (Vice Consul 1924-25) Morris N. Hughes (Vice Consul 1926-29) Clarence Carrigan (Consul General 1927-29) Nathan Scarritt (Vice Consul 1927-29) Nathan Scarritt (Vice Consul 1929) Robert Newbegin (Vice Consul 1932) Leslie E. Reed (Consul General 1932-38) Waldo E. Bailey (Vice Consul 1932) John C. Pool (Vice Consul 1932) Augustin W. Ferrin (Consul 1935-38) Reginald Bragonier, Jr. (Vice Consul 1938-43) Hector C. Adam, Jr. (Vice Consul 1938) Shiras Morris, Jr. (Vice Consul 1938) Edward J. Sparks (Consul 1943) Richard H. Post (Vice Consul 1943) Stewart G. Anderson (Vice Consul 1943) Duane B. Lueders (Vice Consul 1943) Robert B. Memminger (Vice Consul 1943) Robert Y. Brown (Consul 1943) Dudley G. Dwyre (Consul General 1943) D. Harrison Smith (Vice Consul 1943) Arthur B. Emmons III (Vice Consul 1943) James E. Brown, Jr. (Consul 1947)

U.S. Politicians who died in Uruguay

No city given: Henry A. Hoyt 1967
Montevideo: Clarence Carrigan 1929

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