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Honorary foreign consuls in San Diego County

Bolivia: Philip Morse (Consul in San Diego 1901-29)     Central America: Tomás L. Duqué (Consul in San Diego 1897-98)     Chile: Mauricio Herschel (Honorary Consul in San Diego as of 1935)     Great Britain: William T. Allen (Vice Consul in San Diego 1895-1906)     Guatemala: Ormond W. Follin (Honorary Vice Consul in San Diego 1900-02) — Ormond W. Follin (Honorary Vice Consul in San Diego 1902-UZ )     Netherlands: J. J. van Eizenga (Honorary Vice Consul in San Diego as of 1935)     Nicaragua: Julio César Juárez (Honorary Consul in San Diego as of 1935)     Norway: John Engebretsen (Honorary Vice Consul in San Diego as of 1935) — Roy E. Hegg (Honorary Vice Consul in San Diego as of 1950)     Panama: Alexander Morrice (Honorary Consul in San Diego as of 1914-21) — Eric George Barham (Honorary Consul in San Diego as of 1935) — Gerald Harcourt Morrice (Honorary Vice Consul in San Diego as of 1935) — Guillermo Patterson (Honorary Consul in National City as of 1950) — Parhelia Ballén=de=Garay (Honorary Consul in San Diego as of 1950)     Paraguay: Richard N. Thompson (Honorary Consul in San Diego as of 1935) — Abraham P. Nasatir (Honorary Vice Consul in San Diego as of 1948)     Peru: Santiago R. Deza (Honorary Consul in San Diego as of 1935)     Salvador: Luis Mendelson (Honorary Vice Consul in San Diego 1904-07)     Sweden: John Waldo Malmberg (Honorary Vice Consul in San Diego as of 1935)     Uruguay: Mauricio Herschel (Honorary Vice Consul in San Diego as of 1934-40)

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