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Turks and Caicos Islands

U.S. consular officials in Turks and Caicos Islands

Cockburn Harbour: John W. Tatem (Consular Agent as of 1884) — C. H. Durham (Consular Agent as of 1898-99)     Salt Cay: Alexis W. Harriott (Consular Agent 1863-88) — Daniel F. Harriott (Consular Agent 1888-99) — Alexis W. Harriott (Consular Agent 1911)     Turks Island: Thomas Wynns (Consul 1817-35) — John Arthur (Consul 1835-42) — John Wilkeson (Consul 1842-43) — John Arthur (Consul 1843-45) — John T. Pickett (Consul 1845-49) — Benjamin Everett Smith (Consul 1849-53) — John L. Nelson (Consul 1853-55) — James Winter (Consul 1855-58) — James B. Hayne (Consul 1858-60) — John E. Newport (Consul 1861-66) — Copeland Place Stamers (Consular Agent 1861-63) — George W. Driggs (Consul as of 1874) — J. R. Talbot (Vice Consul as of 1874) — Charles Bartlett (Consul 1877-78) — N. K. Sawyer (Consul as of 1884) — John W. Darrell (Vice Consul as of 1884) — Alfred A. Darrell (Deputy Consul as of 1884) — Joseph L. Hance (Consul as of 1889) — Jeremiah D. Murphy (Vice & Deputy Consul as of 1889) — W. Stanley Jones (Vice Consul 1895-1909) — Henry H. Ellis (Consul as of 1898) — Thomas P. Moffat (Consul 1903-05) — W. Stanley Jones (Vice & Deputy Consul 1909-14) — Charles Forman (Consul 1912-13)

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