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El Salvador
Central America

U.S. diplomatic chiefs of mission to El Salvador

Solon Borland (Minister to Salvador 1853) James R. Partridge (Minister 1863) Alpheus S. Williams (Minister to Salvador 1866-69) Alfred Thomas Archimedes Torbert (Minister to Salvador 1869) Thomas Biddle (Minister to Salvador 1871-73) George Williamson (Minister to Salvador 1873-79) Cornelius A. Logan (Minister to Salvador 1879-82) Henry C. Hall (Minister to Salvador 1882-89) Lansing B. Mizner (Minister to Salvador 1889-90) Romualdo Pacheco (Minister to Salvador 1890-91) Richard C. Shannon (Minister to Salvador 1891-93) Lewis Baker (Minister to Salvador 1893-97) William L. Merry (Minister to Salvador 1897-1907) H. Percival Dodge (Minister to Salvador 1907-09) William Heimké (Minister to Salvador 1909-14) Boaz Long (Minister to Salvador 1914-19) Peter Augustus Jay (Minister to Salvador 1920-21) Montgomery Schuyler, Jr. (Minister to Salvador 1921-25) Jefferson Caffery (Minister to Salvador 1926-28) Warren Delano Robbins (Minister 1928) Charles B. Curtis (Minister 1931-33) Frank P. Corrigan (Minister 1934-37) Robert Frazer, Jr. (Minister 1937-38) Walter C. Thurston (Minister 1942) Walter C. Thurston (Ambassador 1943) John F. Simmons (Ambassador 1944-47) Albert F. Nufer (Ambassador 1947) George P. Shaw (Ambassador 1949-52) Angier Biddle Duke (Ambassador 1952-53) Michael James McDermott (Ambassador 1953-54) Robert C. Hill (Ambassador 1954) Thomas C. Mann (Ambassador 1955-57) Thorsten Valentine Kalijarvi (Ambassador 1957-61) Murat W. Williams (Ambassador 1961) Raul H. Castro (Ambassador 1964) William G. Bowdler (Ambassador 1968-71) Henry E. Catto, Jr. (Ambassador 1971-73) James F. Campbell (Ambassador 1974-76) Ignacio E. Lozano, Jr. (Ambassador 1976) Frank James Devine (Ambassador 1977) Robert E. White (Ambassador 1980) Deane R. Hinton (Ambassador 1981-83) Thomas R. Pickering (Ambassador 1983-85) Edwin G. Corr (Ambassador 1985) William Graham Walker (Ambassador 1988) Michael G. Kozak (Ambassador 1991) Alan H. Flanigan (Ambassador 1993) Anne W. Patterson (Ambassador 1997-2000) Rose M. Likins (Ambassador 2000)

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