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Honolulu County
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U.S. consular officials in Honolulu County

American or honorary foreign consuls in Honolulu County     Honolulu: John C. Jones, Jr. (Agent for Commerce and Seamen 1820-28) — John C. Jones, Jr. (Commercial Agent 1828-39) — Peter A. Brinsmade (Agent for Commerce and Seamen 1838-41) — Peter A. Brinsmade (Consul 1841-49) — Joel Turrill (Consul 1845-48) — Alexander G. Abell (Consul 1845) — Elisha H. Allen (Consul 1849-53) — Benjamin F. Angel (Consul 1853-54) — Benjamin F. Angell (Consul 1853-54) — Darius A. Ogden (Consul 1854-57) — Abner Pratt (Consul 1857-60) — Alexander W. Bull (Consul 1860) — John A. Parker (Consul 1860-61) — Alfred Caldwell (Consul 1861-66) — Morgan L. Smith (Consul 1866) — Thomas F. Wilson (Vice Consul 1866) — Zephaniah S. Spalding (Consul 1868-69) — Thomas Adamson, Jr. (Consul 1869-70) — Jonathan S. Christie, Jr. (Vice Consul 1870-74) — Calvin S. Matoon (Consul 1870-74) — James Scott (Consul 1874-79) — William H. Peebles (Vice Consul 1874-75) — James Castle (Vice Consul 1875-76) — Theodorus B. Hascoll (Vice Consul 1876-77) — Frank P. Hastings (Vice & Deputy Consul 1877-86) — John M. Morton (Consul 1879-80) — John M. Morton (Consul General as of 1880) — David A. McKinley (Consul 1880-84) — John H. Putnam (Consul General 1885-89) — Frank P. Hastings (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1886-89) — Henry W. Severance (Consul General 1889-93) — Arthur W. Richardson (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1889-92) — W. Porter Boyd (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1892-99) — Ellis Mills (Consul General 1893-97) — William Haywood (Consul General 1897-99)     Austria-Hungary: Frederick A. Schaefer (Consul in Honolulu 1898-1914)     Belgium: Robert F. Lange (Vice Consul in Honolulu 1900-15) — Victor H. Lappe (Honorary Vice Consul in Honolulu 1920-27) — Victor H. Lappe (Honorary Consul in Honolulu 1927-44) — Charles Cooke Spalding (Honorary Consul in Honolulu 1959)     Brazil: Antonio Daniel Castro (Honorary Consul in Honolulu as of 1935)     Chile: J. W. Waldron (Honorary Consul in Honolulu as of 1935)     Denmark: Henry R. Macfarlane (Consul in Honolulu 1883-1907) — Robert Benjamin Booth (Honorary Consul in Honolulu as of 1935) — Frank Elbert Midkiff (Honorary Consul in Honolulu as of 1950)     France: Jean Antoine Vizzavona (Honorary Consul in Honolulu 1901-07) — Auguste Marques (Honorary Consul in Honolulu as of 1914-26) — Irving Otis Pecker (Consular Agent in Honolulu as of 1935)     Germany: Robert F. Lange (Consul in Honolulu 1935-41)     Great Britain: William Henry Baird (Honorary Vice Consul in Honolulu as of 1935)     Haiti: Robert W. Shingle (Consul in Honolulu as of 1931-35)     Ireland: Noel Trainor (Honorary Consul in Waianae as of 2017)     Italy: Frederick A. Schaefer (Consul in Honolulu 1868-1915)     Latvia: McKinley Linder (Vice Consul in Honolulu as of 1929)     Netherlands: Harry M. von Holt (Consul in Honolulu 1903) — C. A. Mackintosh (Honorary Consul in Honolulu as of 1935)     Norway: Victor Cotta Schoenberg (Honorary Consul in Honolulu as of 1935) — Rolf Johan Westly (Honorary Consul in Honolulu as of 1950)     Panama: Augusto Márquez (Honorary Consul in Honolulu 1910-22)     Peru: Bruce Cartwright (Consul in Honolulu 1891-1911) — L. A. R. Gaspar (Honorary Consul in Honolulu as of 1935)     Portugal: Alberto Alves=de=Araujo (Honorary Consul in Honolulu as of 1935)     Spain: Luiz Fernandez=Alvarez (Honorary Vice Consul in Honolulu 1900-07) — Thomas Farrington Sedgwick (Honorary Vice Consul in Honolulu as of 1921) — Irving Otis Pecker (Honorary Vice Consul in Honolulu as of 1935)     Sweden: Nils P. Larsen (Honorary Vice Consul in Honolulu as of 1935)

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