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Nicaragua
Central America
U.S. diplomatic chiefs of mission to Nicaragua
John B. Kerr (Charge d'Affaires 1851-53) Solon Borland (Minister 1853-54) John H. Wheeler (Minister 1854-56) Mirabeau B. Lamar (Minister 1858-59) Alexander Dimitry (Minister 1859-61) Andrew B. Dickinson (Minister 1861-63) Thomas H. Clay (Minister 1863) Andrew B. Dickinson (Minister 1863-69) Charles N. Riotte (Minister 1869-73) George Williamson (Minister 1873-79) Cornelius A. Logan (Minister 1879-82) Henry C. Hall (Minister 1882-89) Lansing B. Mizner (Minister 1889-90) Romualdo Pacheco (Minister 1890-91) Richard C. Shannon (Minister 1891-93) Lewis Baker (Minister 1893-97) William L. Merry (Minister 1897-1908) John Gardner Coolidge (Minister 1908) Elliott Northcott (Minister 1911) George T. Weitzel (Minister 1911-13) Benjamin L. Jefferson (Minister 1913-21) John E. Ramer (Minister 1921-25) Charles C. Eberhardt (Minister 1925-29) Matthew E. Hanna (Minister 1929-33) Arthur Bliss Lane (Minister 1933-36) Boaz Long (Minister 1936-38) Meredith Nicholson (Minister 1938-41) Pierre de L. Boal (Minister 1941-42) James B. Stewart (Minister 1942-43) James B. Stewart (Ambassador 1943-45) Fletcher Warren (Ambassador 1945-47) George P. Shaw (Ambassador 1948-49) Capus M. Waynick (Ambassador 1949-51) Thomas E. Whelan (Ambassador 1951-61) Aaron S. Brown (Ambassador 1961-67) Kennedy M. Crockett (Ambassador 1967-70) Turner B. Shelton (Ambassador 1970-75) James D. Theberge (Ambassador 1975-77) Mauricio Solaun (Ambassador 1977-79) Lawrence A. Pezzullo (Ambassador 1979-81) Anthony Cecil Eden Quainton (Ambassador 1982-84) Harry E. Bergold, Jr. (Ambassador 1984-87) Richard Huntington Melton (Ambassador 1988) Harry W. Shlaudeman (Ambassador 1990-92) John F. Maisto (Ambassador 1993-96) Lino Gutierrez (Ambassador 1996-99) Oliver P. Garza (Ambassador 1999-2002) Barbara C. Moore (Ambassador 2002-) |
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