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Chile
South America
U.S. diplomatic chiefs of mission to Chile
Heman Allen of Colchester (Minister 1823-27) Samuel Larned (Charge d'Affaires 1828-29) John Hamm (Charge d'Affaires 1830-33) Richard Pollard (Charge d'Affaires 1834-42) John S. Pendleton (Charge d'Affaires 1842-44) William Crump (Charge d'Affaires 1844-47) Seth Barton (Charge d'Affaires 1847-49) Balie Peyton (Minister 1849-53) David A. Starkweather (Minister 1854-57) John Bigler (Minister 1857-61) Thomas H. Nelson (Minister 1861-66) Hugh Judson Kilpatrick (Minister 1866-70) Joseph P. Root (Minister 1870-73) Cornelius A. Logan (Minister 1873-76) Thomas A. Osborn (Minister 1877-81) Hugh Judson Kilpatrick (Minister 1881) Cornelius A. Logan (Minister 1882-85) William R. Roberts (Minister 1885-89) Patrick F. Egan (Minister 1889-93) James D. Porter, Jr. (Minister 1893-94) Edward H. Strobel (Minister 1894-97) Henry L. Wilson (Minister 1897-1904) John Hicks (Minister 1905-09) Thomas C. Dawson (Minister 1909) Henry P. Fletcher (Minister 1909-14) Henry P. Fletcher (Ambassador 1914-16) Joseph H. Shea (Ambassador 1916-21) William Miller Collier (Ambassador 1921-28) William S. Culbertson (Ambassador 1928-33) Hal H. Sevier (Ambassador 1933-35) Hoffman Philip (Ambassador 1935-37) Norman Armour (Ambassador 1938-39) Claude G. Bowers (Ambassador 1939-53) Willard L. Beaulac (Ambassador 1953-56) Cecil B. Lyon (Ambassador 1956-58) Walter Howe (Ambassador 1958-61) Robert F. Woodward (Ambassador 1961) Charles W. Cole (Ambassador 1961-64) Ralph A. Dungan (Ambassador 1964-67) Edward M. Korry (Ambassador 1967-71) Nathaniel Davis (Ambassador 1971-73) David H. Popper (Ambassador 1973-77) George W. Landau (Ambassador 1977-82) James D. Theberge (Ambassador 1982-85) Harry G. Barnes, Jr. (Ambassador 1985-88) Charles A. Gillespie, Jr. (Ambassador 1988-91) Curtis W. Kamman (Ambassador 1991-94) Gabriel Guerra-Mondragon (Ambassador 1994-) John O'Leary (Ambassador 1998) |
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