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U.S. consular officials in Liberia

Honorary consuls in U.S. territories representing Liberia     Cape Palmas (Harper): A. M. Miller (Consular Agent as of 1884)     Monrovia: James H. Smyth (Consul General as of 1884) — M. A. Anmey (Vice Consul General as of 1884) — William H. Heard (Consul General as of 1895-98) — Beverly Y. Payne (Vice Consul General as of 1898) — Ernest Lyon (Consul General 1903-10) — A. P. Camphor (Vice Consul General as of 1904-05) — John H. Reed (Vice Consul General 1908-14) — George W. Buckner (Consul General as of 1914) — Joseph F. B. Coleman (Vice Consul as of 1916) — James L. Curtis (Consul General as of 1916-17) — Richard C. Bundy (Vice Consul as of 1917-22) — Joseph L. Johnson (Consul General as of 1919-21) — Solomon Porter Hood (Consul General as of 1922-24) — Clifton R. Wharton (Vice Consul as of 1927-29) — Clarence E. Macy (Vice Consul 1927-28) — William T. Francis (Consul General 1927-29) — Claude H. Hall, Jr. (Vice Consul 1929-30) — Henry Carter (Consul 1929-30) — William H. Hunt (Consul 1931-32) — William C. George (Vice Consul 1931-33) — Charles E. Mitchell (Consul General as of 1932) — James E. Brown (Vice Consul 1938) — Rupert A. Lloyd (Vice Consul as of 1949) — Thomas A. Hickok (Consul as of 1949)     Baltimore, Md.: William E. Hoffman (Consul 1898-1907)     Boston, Mass.: Charles Hall Adams (Consul 1885-94) Charles Hall Adams (Consul General 1894-1907)     Charleston, S.C.: George C. Rowe (Consul 1899-1903)     Chicago, Ill.: Richard E. Westbrooks (Honorary Consul as of 1950)     Miami, Fla.: Kelsey L. Pharr (Honorary Consul as of 1950)     Mobile, Ala.: George W. Lovejoy (Consul 1899-1907)     New Orleans, La.: L. H. Reynolds (Vice Consul 1898-1907) J. A. Hardin (Honorary Consul as of 1950)     New York, N.Y.: Joseph W. Yates (Consul 1881-97) Frederick W. Yates (Consul 1898-1903) Charles T. Geyer (Vice Consul 1899-1903)     Philadelphia, Pa.: William E. Rothery (Consul 1888-95) Robert C. Moon (Consul 1897-98) Robert C. Moon (Vice Consul 1902-03)     Port Arthur, Tex.: Mack H. Hanna, Jr. (Honorary Consul as of 1950)     SAINT Louis, Mo.: Hutchins Inge (Consul 1899-1903)     San Francisco, Calif.: Ray P. Saffold (Consul 1902-13)     Washington, D.C.: William Coppinger (Consul General 1874-92) Ernest Lyon (Consul General 1911-13)

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