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U.S. consular officials in Russia

Honorary consuls in U.S. territories representing Russia     Archangel: Samuel Hazard (Consul 1811-14) — Edmund Brandt (Consul 1832-60) — William Brandt, Jr. (Consul 1833-36) — Edward Brandt (Consul 1841-48) — George Mallison (Consul 1849-50) — Charles Brandt (Consul 1853-56) — R. Finch (Consul 1857) — E. H. Brandt (Consul 1858-59) — Edmund Brandt (Consul as of 1874-80)     Cronstadt (Kronstadt): Peter Vigius (Consular Agent as of 1884) — Peter Wigius (Consular Agent as of 1897-99)     Irkutsk: Ernest L. Harris (Consul General 1918-21) — John A. Embry (Consul 1918) — Alfred R. Thomson (Consul as of 1919)     Moscow: Francis S. Claxton (Consul 1857-61) — John P. Hatterscheidt (Consul 1861-65) — Eugene Schuyler (Consul 1866-69) — E. G. Van Riper (Consul as of 1884) — Nicholas Wertheim (Vice Consul 1889-92) — Nicholas Wertheim (Consul 1892-93) — Adolph Billhardt (Consul as of 1897) — Thomas Smith (Vice Consul as of 1897-1905) — Samuel Smith (Consul as of 1904-05) — Hunter Sharp (Consul General 1908-09) — John H. Snodgrass (Consul General 1909-17) — Ripley Wilson (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1911) — Alfred W. Smith (Vice & Deputy Consul General as of 1914) — Luther K. Zabriskie (Vice Consul 1915-16) — David B. Macgowan (Vice Consul 1915-17) — William L. Jenkins (Consul as of 1916) — Maddin Summers (Consul as of 1917) — John Randolph (Vice Consul 1917) — David B. Macgowan (Consul 1917-18) — Orsen N. Nielsen (Vice Consul as of 1918) — Frank C. Lee (Vice Consul 1918) — Charles E. Bohlen (Vice Consul 1934) — Harold Shantz (Consul as of 1934) — Fred E. Waller (Vice Consul as of 1934-38) — Angus I. Ward (Consul as of 1934-40) — George C. Minor (Vice Consul as of 1934-38) — Philip F. Cherp (Vice Consul as of 1934-38) — Ellis A. Johnson (Vice Consul as of 1934) — A. Dana Hodgdon (Consul as of 1934) — George C. Hanson (Consul General 1934-35) — Elbridge Durbrow (Vice Consul 1934-37) — E. Lee Murray (Vice Consul as of 1934) — Aarne R. A. Kock (Vice Consul as of 1934) — Charles W. Thayer (Vice Consul 1937) — Robert D. Coe (Consul 1937) — Elbridge Durbrow (Consul 1937) — Edwin McKee (Vice Consul as of 1938-40) — Charles E. Bohlen (Consul 1938-40) — Walter T. Costello (Vice Consul as of 1938) — George C. Miner (Vice Consul 1938) — Stuart E. Grummon (Consul as of 1938) — Jones R. Trowbridge (Vice Consul as of 1940) — Charles E. Dickerson, Jr. (Consul as of 1940) — Charles W. Thayer (Vice Consul 1940) — Donald H. Nichols (Vice Consul as of 1940) — Erich W. A. Hoffmann (Vice Consul as of 1940) — Carl A. Fisher (Consul 1940) — Llewellyn E. Thompson, Jr. (Consul 1941-43) — Edwin L. Smith (Vice Consul 1941-43) — A. Bland Calder (Consul as of 1943) — Alden M. Haupt (Vice Consul as of 1943) — Thomas P. Dillon (Vice Consul as of 1943) — Edward Page, Jr. (Consul as of 1943) — Warwick Perkins (Consul as of 1943) — Francis B. Stevens (Vice Consul as of 1943) — William E. Wallace (Vice Consul as of 1944) — Foy D. Kohler (Consul as of 1947)     Murmansk: Maurice C. Pierce (Consul as of 1919)     Nikolayevsk on Amur: Perry McDowell Collins (Commercial Agent 1856-58) — George S. Cushing (Vice Commercial Agent 1857-59) — Harrison G. O. Chase (Vice Commercial Agent 1859-64) — Perry McDowell Collins (Commercial Agent 1861-69) — Henry W. Hiller (Vice Commercial Agent 1864-65) — Harrison G. O. Chase (Vice Commercial Agent 1865-67) — Henry W. Hiller (Vice Commercial Agent 1867-72)     Omsk: Adolph F. Reinecke (Consular Agent 1908-14) — Arthur L. Dille (Vice Consul as of 1919) — Robert E. Winters (Vice Consul as of 1919)     Petrograd (St. Petersburg): North Winship (Consul 1914-17) — Victor H. Duras (Vice Consul 1914-15) — Felix Cole (Vice Consul as of 1916-17) — Frank C. Lee (Vice Consul 1916-18) — Robert W. Imbrie (Vice Consul 1917-18)     Rostoff (Rostov-on-Don): John Martin (Consular Agent as of 1884)     St. Petersburg: John Miller Russell (Consul 1794-1803) — Levitt Harris (Consul 1803-13) — John Levitt Harris (Consul 1816-19) — Abraham P. Gibson (Consul 1819-50) — William H. Ropes (Consul 1850-54) — William L. Winans (Consul 1854-57) — James Reily (Consul as of 1856) — Caleb Croswell (Consul 1857-61) — John D. Arnold (Consul 1861-62) — Perry McDowell Collins (Vice Consul 1862-63) — William E. Phelps (Consul 1863-66) — George Pomutz (Consul as of 1874) — J. Curtin (Vice Consul as of 1874) — William H. Edwards (Consul General 1878-80) — G. M. Hutton (Vice & Deputy Consul General as of 1884) — Edgar Stanton (Consul General as of 1884) — Pierce M. B. Young (Consul General 1885-86) — John Karel (Consul General as of 1897) — Paul Magnus (Vice Consul General as of 1897) — William R. Holloway (Consul General 1897-98) — W. A. Heydecker (Vice & Deputy Consul General as of 1898) — Hernando de Soto (Vice & Deputy Consul 1902) — Hernando de Soto (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1903) — Ethelbert Watts (Consul General 1903-07) — John Mueller (Vice & Deputy Consul General as of 1905) — William Dawson (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1908) — James W. Ragsdale (Consul General 1908-09) — H. Custis Vezey (Vice & Deputy Consul 1908-14) — Jacob E. Conner (Consul 1909-14) — Paul Bartlett (Vice Consul as of 1914)     Taganrog: John Martin (Consular Agent as of 1884)     Viborg (Vyborg): John Sparrow (Consular Agent 1863-70) — C. E. Ekstrom (Consular Agent as of 1897-1905) — Robert W. Imbrie (Vice Consul 1919-20)     Vladivostok: Richard T. Greener (Commercial Agent 1898-1905) — Roger S. Greene (Consul 1907) — Paul Nash (Consul 1907-08) — Lester Maynard (Consul 1908-11) — Harold F. Newhard (Vice & Deputy Consul 1909-15) — John F. Jewell (Consul 1911-14) — John K. Caldwell (Consul 1914-20) — Harold F. Newhard (Vice Consul 1915-17) — Everett B. Ansley (Vice Consul 1916-17) — John A. Embry (Consul 1918) — David B. Macgowan (Consul 1918-22) — Robert K. Christenberry (Vice Consul as of 1919) — Rollin R. Winslow (Vice Consul 1922-23) — S. Pinkney Tuck (Consul 1922-23) — Charles H. Stephan (Vice Consul as of 1922) — Frederick S. Pray (Vice Consul as of 1922) — Millard L. Thomas (Vice Consul as of 1922) — James G. McCargar (Vice Consul as of 1943) — William E. Wallace (Vice Consul as of 1943) — Angus I. Ward (Consul General as of 1943) — Oliver Edmund Clubb (Consul General 1944-45)     Wyborg (Vyborg): Alexander Sesemann (Consular Agent as of 1884) — Ludwig Pacius (Consular Agent as of 1889)     Baltimore, Md.: Augustus Kohler (Vice Consul 1864-77) Charles Nitze (Vice Consul 1879-1903)     Boston, Mass.: R. B. Storer (Vice Consul as of 1868) Charles F. Wyman (Vice Consul 1888-1906)     Charleston, S.C.: J. Leland (Vice Consul as of 1868) Stephen R. Bell (Honorary Vice Consul 1892-97)     Galveston, Tex.: Ferdinand Wolff (Vice Consul as of 1868) Jens Möller (Vice Consul 1879-1903)     Mobile, Ala.: A. I. Kleinbach (Vice Consul as of 1868) Murray Wheeler (Vice Consul 1892-1911)     New Orleans, La.: Edward Johns (Consul as of 1868) Johann F. Schroder (Vice Consul as of 1868)     New York, N.Y.: Robert Schultze (Vice Consul as of 1868)     Pensacola, Fla.: S. F. Chipley (Vice Consul 1895-98) Didrik C. Eitzen (Vice Consul 1899-1901) Fannin Chipley (Vice Consul 1902-03)     Philadelphia, Pa.: Henry A. Préaut (Vice Consul 1863-88) Henry A. Préaut (Vice Consul 1888-UZ ) H. Frank Robinson (Vice Consul 1892-94) H. Frank Robinson (Vice Consul 1894-UZ )     San Francisco, Calif.: M. Klinkowstroem (Vice Consul as of 1868) Horace G. Platt (Vice Consul 1892-1903)     Savannah, Ga.: J. R. Wilder (Vice Consul 1846-77) Joseph J. Wilder (Vice Consul 1880-1900) Joseph J. Wilder (Vice Consul 1900-UZ ) William W. Williamson (Vice Consul 1902-03)

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