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U.S. consular officials in Jamaica

Black River: C. M. Farquharson (Consular Agent as of 1898-1905)     Falmouth: R. Nunes (Consular Agent as of 1884) — Charles A. Nunes (Consular Agent as of 1897-99)     Kingston: Henry Hill, Jr. (Agent for Commerce and Seamen 1807) — Peter Lanman (Consul 1824-31) — Robert Monroe Harrison (Consul 1831-58) — William F. Hopkins (Consul 1859) — Isaac Winston (Consul 1859-61) — John T. Neal (Consul 1861-62) — Elias Perkins (Consul 1863) — Francis H. Ruggles (Consul 1863-65) — John N. Camp (Vice Consul 1864) — Richard J. C. Hitchins (Vice Consul 1864-70) — George E. Hoskinson (Consul as of 1884) — W. P. Forwood (Vice Consul as of 1884) — Q. O. Eckford (Consul as of 1897) — Louis A. Dent (Consul 1897) — James H. Springer (Vice & Deputy Consul as of 1899) — Ethelbert Watts (Consul 1899-1901) — John S. Twells (Vice & Deputy Consul 1900-02) — George H. Bridgman (Consul 1902-05) — William H. Orrett (Vice & Deputy Consul 1902-11) — Frederick Van Dyne (Consul 1907-09) — Nicolas R. Snyder (Consul 1910-11) — Leo Allen Bergholz (Consul General 1912) — Thomas W. Peters (Consul as of 1914) — James C. Monaghan (Consul 1914-17) — Arthur J. Bundy (Vice Consul as of 1917) — Charles L. Latham (Consul 1917-23) — Richard F. Boyce (Vice Consul 1920-22) — William W. Heard (Vice Consul as of 1920-22) — José de Olivares (Consul 1924-29) — George F. Kelly (Vice Consul as of 1926-32) — Robert C. Cockburn (Vice Consul as of 1926) — Louis A. Clausel (Vice Consul as of 1927-29) — George V. Allen (Vice Consul as of 1930) — Paul C. Squire (Consul as of 1932) — Gaston A. Cournoyer (Consul as of 1932) — George A. Armstrong (Consul 1935-36) — Donn Paul Medalie (Vice Consul 1938) — John H. Lord (Consul 1941-45) — Edwin C. Kemp (Consul General 1945) — Nelson R. Park (Consul General 1948-50)     Milk River: William G. Price (Consular Agent as of 1884)     Montego Bay: S. G. Corinaldi (Consular Agent as of 1884) — G. L. P. Corinaldi (Consular Agent as of 1898-1904) — Henry Mather Doubleday (Consular Agent 1907-18)     Port Antonio: Peter A. Moodie (Consular Agent as of 1884) — George T. Davis (Vice Commercial Agent as of 1898) — Nicolas R. Snyder (Commercial Agent 1898-1906) — Daniel H. Jackson (Vice Commercial Agent 1899-1906) — Nicolas R. Snyder (Consul 1906-10) — Daniel H. Jackson (Vice & Deputy Consul 1906-11) — Julius D. Dreher (Consul 1910-13) — Cornelius Ferris, Jr. (Consul 1914) — Edward B. Cipriani (Vice Consul as of 1916-17) — Ross J. Hazeltine (Consul as of 1916-17) — Henry T. Wilcox (Consul as of 1916)     Port Maria: Alfred Savarian (Consular Agent 1905-11)     Port Morant: Lorenzo D. Baker (Consular Agent as of 1884-98) — Cecil Charles Langlois (Consular Agent 1901-11)     St. Ann's Bay: Michael Solomons (Consular Agent as of 1884) — R. W. Harris (Consular Agent as of 1897-98) — Anthony Bayly Dougall Rerrie (Consular Agent 1902-11)     Savanna-la-Mar: Charles S. Farquharson (Consular Agent as of 1884-98)

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