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Bolivia
South America

U.S. diplomatic chiefs of mission to Bolivia

John Appleton (Charge d'Affaires 1848-49) Alexander K. McClung (Charge d'Affaires 1849-51) Horace H. Miller (Charge d'Affaires 1852-54) John W. Dana (Charge d'Affaires 1854) John W. Dana (Minister 1854-59) John Cotton Smith (Minister 1859-61) David K. Cartter (Minister 1861-62) Allen A. Hall (Minister 1863-67) John W. Caldwell (Minister 1868-69) Leopold Markbreit (Minister 1869-73) John T. Croxton (Minister 1873-74) Robert M. Reynolds (Minister 1874-76) S. Newton Pettis (Minister 1878-79) Charles Adams (Minister 1880-82) George Maney (Minister 1882-83) Richard Gibbs (Minister 1883-85) William A. Seay (Minister 1885-87) Samuel S. Carlisle (Minister 1887-89) Thomas H. Anderson (Minister 1889-92) Frederic J. Grant (Minister 1892-93) Thomas Moonlight (Minister 1894-98) George H. Bridgman (Minister 1898-1902) William B. Sorsby (Minister 1902-08) James F. Stutesman (Minister 1908-10) Horace G. Knowles (Minister 1910-13) John D. O'Rear (Minister 1913-18) S. Abbot Maginnis (Minister 1919-21) Jesse S. Cottrell (Minister 1921-28) David E. Kaufman (Minister 1928-29) Edward F. Feely (Minister 1930-33) Fay A. Des Portes (Minister 1933-36) R. Henry Norweb (Minister 1936-37) Robert Granville Caldwell (Minister 1937-39) Douglas Jenkins (Minister 1939-41) Pierre de L. Boal (Ambassador 1942-44) Walter C. Thurston (Ambassador 1944-46) Joseph Flack (Ambassador 1946-49) Irving Florman (Ambassador 1949-51) Edward J. Sparks (Ambassador 1951-54) Gerald A. Drew (Ambassador 1954-57) Philip W. Bonsal (Ambassador 1957-59) Carl W. Strom (Ambassador 1959-61) Ben S. Stephansky (Ambassador 1961-63) Douglas Henderson (Ambassador 1963-68) Raul H. Castro (Ambassador 1968-69) Ernest V. Siracusa (Ambassador 1969-73) William Perry Stedman, Jr. (Ambassador 1973-77) Paul H. Boeker (Ambassador 1977-80) Marvin Weissman (Ambassador 1980) Edwin G. Corr (Ambassador 1981-85) Edward Morgan Rowell (Ambassador 1985-88) Robert S. Gelbard (Ambassador 1988-91) Charles R. Bowers (Ambassador 1991-94) Curtis W. Kamman (Ambassador 1994-97) Donna Jean Hrinak (Ambassador 1997-98) V. Manuel Rocha (Ambassador 2000)

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