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Venezuela
South America
U.S. diplomatic chiefs of mission to Venezuela
John G. A. Williamson (Charge d'Affaires 1835-40) Allen A. Hall (Charge d'Affaires 1841-44) Vespasian Ellis (Charge d'Affaires 1844) Benjamin G. Shields (Charge d'Affaires 1845) Isaac Nevitt Steele (Charge d'Affaires 1849) Charles Eames (Charge d'Affaires 1854) Charles Eames (Minister 1854) Edward A. Turpin (Minister 1858) Erastus D. Culver (Minister 1862-66) James Wilson (Minister 1866-67) Thomas N. Stilwell (Minister 1867-68) James R. Partridge (Minister 1869) William Anderson Pile (Minister 1871-74) Thomas Russell, Jr. (Minister 1874-77) Jehu Baker (Minister 1878-81) George W. Carter (Minister 1881) Jehu Baker (Minister 1882-85) Charles L. Scott (Minister 1885-89) William L. Scruggs (Minister 1889) Frank C. Partridge (Minister 1893-94) Seneca Haselton (Minister 1894-95) Allen Thomas (Minister 1895) Francis B. Loomis (Minister 1897-1901) Herbert W. Bowen (Minister 1901-05) William W. Russell (Minister 1905-09) John W. Garrett (Minister 1910-11) Elliott Northcott (Minister 1911-13) Preston Buford McGoodwin (Minister 1913-21) Willis C. Cook (Minister 1921-29) George T. Summerlin (Minister 1929-34) Meredith Nicholson (Minister 1935) Antonio C. Gonzalez (Minister 1938-39) Frank P. Corrigan (Ambassador 1939-47) Walter J. Donnelly (Ambassador 1947-50) Norman Armour (Ambassador 1950-51) Fletcher Warren (Ambassador 1951-56) Dempster McIntosh (Ambassador 1956-57) Edward J. Sparks (Ambassador 1958-61) Teodoro Moscoso (Ambassador 1961) Charles Allen Stewart (Ambassador 1962) Maurice M. Bernbaum (Ambassador 1965-69) Robert McClintock (Ambassador 1970) Harry W. Shlaudeman (Ambassador 1975) Viron P. Vaky (Ambassador 1976) William Henry Luers (Ambassador 1978-82) George W. Landau (Ambassador 1982-85) Otto Juan Reich (Ambassador 1986) Michael Martin Skol (Ambassador 1990) Jeffrey S. Davidow (Ambassador 1993) John F. Maisto (Ambassador 1997-2000) Donna Jean Hrinak (Ambassador 2000) |
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