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U.S. consular officials in Hong Kong

Hong Kong:FrederickBusch (Consul 1843)—JamesKeenan (Consul 1853-62)—DavidH. Bailey (Consul 1870-78)—H.Selden Loring (Vice Consul as of 1874)—JohnS. Mosby (Consul 1878-85)—BeverlyClarke Mosby (Vice & Deputy Consul as of 1884)—RobertEnoch Withers (Consul 1885-89)—WilliamE. Hunt (Consul as of 1897)—John A.Hunt (Vice & Deputy Consul as of 1897)—RounsevelleWildman (Consul General 1897-1901)—EdwinWildman (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1898-99)—WilliamA. Rublee (Consul General 1901-02)—EdwardS. Bragg (Consul General 1903-06)—HarryM. Hobbins (Vice & Deputy Consul General as of 1904-05)—WilburT. Gracey (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1905-06)—AmosP. Wilder (Consul General 1906-09)—StuartJ. Fuller (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1906-09)—WilliamA. Rublee (Consul General 1909-10)—GeorgeE. Anderson (Consul General 1910-20)—AlgarE. Carleton (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1910-15)—JohnB. Sawyer (Vice Consul 1911-14)—JohnB. Sawyer (Vice Consul 1915-17)—AlgarE. Carleton (Vice Consul 1915-18)—LeightonHope (Vice Consul as of 1917)—WilliamH. Gale (Consul General 1920-24)—HughS. Miller (Vice Consul as of 1921-22)—LeightonHope (Consul as of 1921)—VerneG. Staten (Vice Consul as of 1921)—WilliamJ. McCafferty (Vice Consul 1921-23)—JohnB. Sawyer (Vice Consul 1921)—FrancisO. Seidle (Vice Consul as of 1922)—WilliamJ. McCafferty (Consul 1923)—CharlesR. Cameron (Consul 1923)—LeroyWebber (Vice Consul as of 1924)—MauriceWalk (Vice Consul as of 1924)—JakeR. Summers (Vice Consul as of 1924)—LynnW. Franklin (Consul 1924-25)—AlgarE. Carleton (Consul 1924-25)—RogerC. Tredwell (Consul General 1925-29)—LynnW. Franklin (Consul 1925-28)—JohnJ. Muccio (Vice Consul as of 1926)—HaroldShantz (Consul as of 1926-29)—KennethC. Krentz (Vice Consul as of 1926-32)—JohnJ. Muccio (Consul as of 1927-29)—PerryN. Jester (Vice Consul 1928-31)—DonaldD. Edgar (Vice Consul 1931-33)—CecilB. Lyon (Vice Consul as of 1932)—JohnR. Putnam (Consul as of 1932)—GeorgeBliss Lane (Vice Consul as of 1932)—DouglasJenkins (Consul General as of 1932)—AddisonE. Southard (Consul General 1937-42)—GeorgeD. Hopper (Consul General 1945-49)—KarlL. Rankin (Consul General 1949-50)—WalterP. McConaughy, Jr. (Consul General 1950-52)—JulianF. Harrington (Consul General 1952-54)—EverettF. Drumright (Consul General 1954-58)—JamesPilcher (Consul General 1958-59)—JohnM. Steeves (Consul General 1959)—JuliusC. Holmes (Consul General 1959-61)—SamP. Gilstrap (Consul General 1961)—MarshallGreen (Consul General 1961-63)—MortonI. Abramowitz (Consul 1963-66)—EdwardE. Rice (Consul General 1964-67)—EdwinW. Martin (Consul General 1967-70)—DavidL. Osborn (Consul General 1970-74)—CharlesT. Cross (Consul General 1974-77)—ThomasP. Shoesmith (Consul General 1977-81)—BurtonLevin (Consul General 1982-86)—DonaldM. Anderson (Consul General 1986-90)—RichardL. Williams (Consul General 1990-93)—RichardW. Mueller (Consul General 1993-96)—RichardA. Boucher (Consul General 1996-99)—MichaelKlosson (Consul General 1999-2002)—JamesR. Keith (Consul General 2002-05)—JamesB. Cunningham (Consul General 2005-)—JosephR. Donovan, Jr. (Consul General 2008-09)—StephenM. Young (Consul General 2010-)

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