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U.S. consular officials in Greece

Honorary consuls in U.S. territoriesrepresenting Greece    Athens:JohnW. Mulligan (Consul 1846)—EugeneSchuyler (Consul General as of 1882-84)—DeWitt T. Reilly (Consul as of 1884)—A.Martelao (Vice Consul as of 1884)—WalkerFearn (Consul General as of 1885-89)—WalkerFearn (Consul General as of 1888)—WilliamH. Moffett (Consul as of 1888)—ArthurC. McDowall (Vice Consul as of 1888)—A.Loudon Snowden (Consul General as of 1889-91)—EbenAlexander (Consul General as of 1893-97)—GeorgeHorton (Consul 1893-98)—WilliamW. Rockhill (Consul General as of 1897-98)—LouisNicolaides (Vice Consul as of 1897-1904)—DanielE. McGinley (Consul 1897-1904)—GeorgeHorton (Consul 1905-06)—GeorgeM. Marino (Vice Consul as of 1905-06)—GeorgeHorton (Consul General 1906-10)—BernardMelissinos (Vice Consul General 1906-14)—WilliamH. Gale (Consul General 1910-14)—AlexanderW. Weddell (Consul General as of 1916-20)—GeorgeP. Waller (Vice Consul as of 1916-19)—ConstantineM. Corafa (Vice Consul as of 1916-29)—WilliamPerry George (Vice Consul 1918-21)—JohnB. Madore (Vice Consul as of 1919)—ThomasR. Ferguson (Vice Consul 1919-20)—JohnG. Erhardt (Vice Consul 1920)—JohnG. Erhardt (Consul 1920-24)—WillL. Lowrie (Consul General 1920-22)—FrankH. Baxter (Vice Consul 1920)—AlbertR. Archibald (Vice Consul 1921-22)—WilliamR. Morton (Vice Consul as of 1922-32)—SidneyE. O'Donoghue (Vice Consul as of 1922)—ArthurGarrels (Consul General 1924-26)—JosephT. Gilman (Vice Consul 1924-27)—EdwinA. Plitt (Consul as of 1926-32)—LelandB. Morris (Consul as of 1927-29)—HenryA. W. Beck (Vice Consul 1927-29)—ClaysonW. Aldridge (Vice Consul 1929)—ClaysonW. Aldridge (Consul 1929)—LelandB. Morris (Consul General as of 1932)—AlbertE. Clattenburg, Jr. (Vice Consul as of 1932)—EdwardP. Maffitt (Vice Consul as of 1932)—WalworthBarbour (Vice Consul 1933-36)—HenryA. W. Beck (Consul 1935-39)—BurtonY. Berry (Consul as of 1936-38)—FoyD. Kohler (Vice Consul 1938)—HaroldShantz (Consul General as of 1938)—AndrewB. Foster (Vice Consul as of 1938)—ClaudeB. Chiperfield (Consul as of 1938)—CavendishW. Cannon (Consul 1939-41)—WalworthBarbour (Consul 1944-45)—ClaudeG. Ross (Consul 1945-49)—WilliamWitman II (Consul 1945-48)    Candia (Heraklion):AndrewL. Calkerinos (Consular Agent as of 1898)    Cephalonia (Kephalonia):JohnSaunders (Consular Agent as of 1884)    Corfu:T.Woodley (Consular Agent as of 1884)—CharlesE. Hancock (Consular Agent 1894-98)—CharlesE. Hancock (Consular Agent 1902-11)    Kalamata:D.A. Pantasopolous (Consular Agent as of 1898)—SotirisCarapateas (Consular Agent 1914-32)    Mitylene (Mitilini):ApostolosP. Hadji=Christofa (Consular Agent as of 1916)    Mytilene:MichaelM. Fottion (Consular Agent as of 1884-1904)    Patras (Pátrai):EdwardHancock (Consul as of 1884)—FrederickB. Wood (Vice Consul as of 1884)—RobertL. Jenkins (Consul as of 1897)—RichardHancock (Vice Consul as of 1897)—JamesV. Long (Consul 1903-07)—F.T. Lontos (Vice Consul as of 1905)—EdwardI. Nathan (Consul 1907-09)—ArthurB. Cooke (Consul 1910-19)—WilliamAlbert Birgfeld (Vice Consul as of 1916)—MaynardB. Barnes (Vice Consul 1919-21)—GeorgeK. Stiles (Consul as of 1920-22)—WilliamPerry George (Vice Consul 1921-22)—MansonGilbert (Vice Consul as of 1922)—F.Manson Gilbert (Vice Consul 1922-24)—AdamBeaumont (Vice Consul 1923)—JamesG. Finley (Vice Consul 1923-25)—ThomasD. Davis (Consul as of 1926-29)—HaroldD. Finley (Consul 1926)—W.Winthrop Burr (Vice Consul as of 1929)—LeslieA. Davis (Consul 1930)—RufusH. Lane, Jr. (Consul as of 1932)—C.Franklin Yeager, Jr. (Vice Consul as of 1932)    Piraeus:BernardMelissinos (Consular Agent 1906-08)    Salonika (Thessaloniki):B.W. Llewellyn (Consul 1835-42)—P.H. Lazarro (Consular Agent as of 1884-98)—PericlesH. Lazzaro (Consular Agent as of 1907)—EvanE. Young (Consul 1908-09)—GeorgeHorton (Consul 1910-11)—ArthurHowland Leavitt (Vice & Deputy Consul 1910)—JohnE. Kehl (Consul 1911-18)—JohnS. Armstrong, Jr. (Vice & Deputy Consul 1914)—AlfredR. Thomson (Vice Consul as of 1916)—LelandB. Morris (Consul as of 1919-22)—QuincyF. Roberts (Vice Consul as of 1919-20)—NelsE. Anderson (Vice Consul as of 1919)—FrankH. Baxter (Vice Consul 1920)—FrankH. Baxter (Vice Consul 1920-21)—JohnW. Henderson (Vice Consul as of 1922)—AdamBeaumont (Vice Consul 1922-24)—RobertF. Fernald (Consul 1924-27)—HerbertF. Pearson (Vice Consul as of 1926-29)—CharlesJ. Pisar (Consul as of 1927-32)—JamesS. Moose, Jr. (Vice Consul as of 1929)—DonalF. McGonigal (Vice Consul as of 1932)—PaulBowerman (Consul 1932-33)—GeorgeC. Hanson (Consul General 1935)—JamesH. Keeley, Jr. (Consul 1936-39)—EdmundA. Gullion (Vice Consul 1939)—GlennA. Abbey (Consul General 1949-51)    Syra (Syros):BasilPadova (Consular Agent as of 1884-97)    Volo (Volos):CharlesW. Borrell (Consular Agent as of 1889-97)    Zante (Zakynthos):AlfredL. Crowe (Consular Agent as of 1884-98)    Boston, Mass.:AugustinSynadino (Honorary Consul General as of 1914)    Philadelphia, Pa.:AlbertH. Lennox (Consul 1881-91)S.Edwin Megargee (Consul 1900-04)

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