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Northern Ireland

U.S. consular officials in Northern Ireland

Ballymena (Ballymena): William Young (Vice Consul 1843-45) — Francis I. Skelly (Vice Consul 1845-46) — George Ballentine (Consular Agent 1871-93) — John G. Ballentine (Consular Agent 1893-1901) — Wilson McKeown (Consular Agent 1901-08)     Belfast: James Holmes (Consul 1796-1815) — William Phelps (Consul 1815) — James Luke (Consul 1815-20) — Samuel Luke (Consul 1820-30) — Thomas W. Gilpin (Consul 1830-42) — James Shaw (Consul 1842-45) — Thomas W. Gilpin (Consul 1845-47) — Thomas McClure (Consul 1848) — James McDowell (Consul 1848-49) — Valentine Holmes (Consul 1851-53) — John C. O'Neill (Consul 1853-54) — James McAdam (Consul 1854) — John Higgins (Consul 1854-58) — James J. Higgins (Consul 1856) — James J. Higgins (Consul 1858) — James Arrott (Consul 1858) — Theodore Frean (Consul 1858-61) — John Young (Consul 1861-66) — G. Harris Heap (Consul 1866-67) — Thomas K. King (Consul 1867-69) — James Rea (Consul 1869-73) — James M. Donnan (Consul 1873-80) — William Simms (Vice Consul as of 1880) — Lewis Richmond (Consul 1880-81) — Arthur B. Wood (Consul 1881-85) — Samuel P. Brown (Vice & Deputy Consul as of 1884) — John M. Savage (Vice Consul 1885-89) — George W. Savage (Consul 1885-89) — Samuel G. Ruby (Consul 1889-93) — James B. Taney (Consul 1893-96) — Malcolm T. Brice (Vice & Deputy Consul 1895-99) — Louis Mantell (Deputy Consul as of 1897) — William W. Touvelle (Consul 1897-1904) — Edward Harvey (Deputy Consul 1901-04) — Arthur R. Touvelle (Vice Consul as of 1904) — Edward Harvey (Vice & Deputy Consul 1904-06) — Samuel S. Knabenshue (Consul 1905-09) — Paul Knabenshue (Vice Consul 1906-11) — Edward Harvey (Deputy Consul 1906-11) — Henry B. Miller (Consul 1909-10) — Hunter Sharp (Consul 1910-20) — Paul Knabenshue (Vice & Deputy Consul 1911) — Hugh H. Watson (Vice & Deputy Consul 1911-14) — Karl MacVitty (Vice Consul 1919) — George H. Barringer (Vice Consul 1919-24) — William P. Kent (Consul 1920-23) — Henry O. Ramsey (Vice Consul as of 1922-29) — Henry P. Starrett (Consul 1923-26) — Russell M. Brooks (Vice Consul 1924-28) — Richard C. Beer (Vice Consul as of 1924) — Thomas D. Bowman (Consul General 1926-31) — Russell M. Brooks (Consul 1928-30) — Wade Blackard (Vice Consul as of 1929) — Franklin B. Atwood (Vice Consul 1929) — Leonard N. Green (Consul 1930-31) — Lucien Memminger (Consul General 1931-37) — Robert Janz (Vice Consul as of 1932) — Albert W. Scott (Vice Consul as of 1932) — Ernest L. Ives (Consul General 1937-39) — Roswell C. Beverstock (Vice Consul as of 1938) — Gerald G. Jones (Vice Consul as of 1938) — John Randolph (Consul General 1939-41) — Parker W. Buhrman (Consul General 1939-43) — Casimir T. Zawadzki (Vice Consul as of 1943) — John C. Fuess (Vice Consul as of 1943) — Quincy F. Roberts (Consul 1943-48) — William A. Smale (Consul 1948-49) — Wainwright Abbott (Consul General 1949-51) — Ralph A. Boernstein (Consul General 1951-53) — Edward A. Anderson (Consul General 1953-57) — Nathaniel J. Lancaster, Jr. (Consul General 1957-60) — Cyril L. F. Thiel (Consul General 1960-62) — Eric M. Hughes (Consul General 1962-65) — Forrest K. Geerken (Consul General 1965-66) — Neil C. McManus (Consul General 1967-71) — Grove W. Pemberthy (Consul General 1971-74) — Peter Spicer (Consul General 1974-77) — Charles R. Stout (Consul General 1977-80) — Michael A. G. Michaud (Consul General 1980-83) — Samuel Bartlett (Consul General 1983-86) — Robert P. Myers, Jr. (Consul General 1986-89) — Douglas B. Archard (Consul General 1989-93) — Valentino E. Martinez (Consul General 1993-95) — Kathleen Stephens (Consul General 1995-98) — Jane Benton Fort (Consul General 1998-2001) — Barbara Stephenson (Consul General 2001-04) — Howard Dean Pittman (Consul General 2004)     Londonderry: Thomas Davenport (Vice Consul 1830-33) — Thomas Harvey (Vice Consul 1833-34) — James Corscaden (Consul 1834-42) — James McHenry (Consul 1842-45) — James Cairns (Vice Consul 1844-55) — Robert Loughead (Consul 1845-54) — James Corscaden II (Vice Consul 1853-62) — James Corscaden (Consular Agent 1854-56) — James R. Smith, Jr. (Consul 1856-57) — James Corscaden (Consular Agent 1857-58) — Alexander Henderson (Consul 1858-61) — Thomas McCunn (Consul 1861) — James Corscaden (Consular Agent 1861-62) — James Corscaden II (Vice Consul 1862-72) — Alexander Henderson (Consul 1862-63) — James Corscaden (Consular Agent 1863-71) — Arthur Livermore (Consul 1870-86) — James Stewart (Vice Consul as of 1884) — Edward McAnaw (Consular Agent as of 1887) — William Montgomery (Consular Agent as of 1888) — P. T. Rodger (Consular Agent 1888-1905) — Philip O'Hagan (Consular Agent 1908-20)     Lurgan (Lurgan): Frederick W. Magahan (Consular Agent 1882-1908)     Newry (Newry): Alexander F. Little (Vice Consul 1842-44) — William R. Glenny (Vice Consul 1844-48) — Charles Day (Vice Consul 1848-52) — I. E. Carraher (Consular Agent 1861-62)

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