U.S. consular officials in Portugal
| |  Belém (Lisbon):T.M. Besony (Consular Agent as of 1880) | | | Faro:F.L. Javarez (Consular Agent as of 1884)—F.J. Tavares (Consular Agent as of 1897-99) | | | Lisbon:EdwardChurch (Consul 1792-97)—ThomasBulkely (Consul 1797-1802)—WilliamJarvis (Consul 1802-11)—GeorgeJefferson (Consul 1811-12)—IsraelP. Hutchinson (Consul 1813-43)—ArmandDonnet (Consul 1839-41)—WilliamHenry Vesey (Consul 1843-46)—PhilipA. Roach (Consul 1847-49)—HoraceSmith (Consul 1849-52)—NicholasPike (Consul 1852-61)—CharlesMunro (Consul 1861-69)—CharlesE. J. Hutchens (Vice Consul 1863-66)—HenryS. Neal (Consul as of 1869)—JohnB. Wilbor (Vice & Deputy Consul General as of 1884)—LewisRichmond (Consul General as of 1884-85)—JohnB. Wilbor (Vice Consul as of 1897-99)—JacobH. Thieriot (Consul 1898-1905)—RobertH. Kinchant (Vice & Deputy Consul as of 1904-05)—LouisH. Aymé (Consul General 1906-12)—WillL. Lowrie (Consul General 1912-20)—KennethS. Patton (Vice Consul 1912)—RamonI. Janer (Vice Consul as of 1914)—WilburJ. Eller (Vice Consul as of 1917)—W.Stanley Hollis (Consul General 1920-27)—ReginaldS. Castleman (Vice Consul 1920-22)—HernanC. Vogenitz (Vice Consul 1921-22)—H.Tobey Mooers (Vice Consul 1922-26)—HernanC. Vogenitz (Vice Consul 1923)—JulianL. Pinkerton (Vice Consul as of 1926)—JulianL. Pinkerton (Consul as of 1927-29)—PrescottChilds (Vice Consul 1927-29)—SamuelT. Lee (Consul General 1928-29)—LawrenceS. Armstrong (Consul 1930-34)—WilliamW. Brunswick (Consul as of 1932)—CarlF. Deichman (Consul General as of 1932-34)—DanielV. Anderson (Vice Consul as of 1934)—JohnB. Faust (Vice Consul as of 1934)—ParkerW. Buhrman (Consul General 1935)—WalterC. Dowling (Vice Consul as of 1938)—KennethS. Stout (Vice Consul as of 1938)—JamesB. Young (Consul General as of 1938-40)—C.Burke Elbrick (Vice Consul 1940-41)—ElbridgeDurbrow (Consul 1940)—J.Winsor Ives (Consul as of 1940)—JohnC. Shillock (Consul as of 1940)—WilliamP. Shockley, Jr. (Vice Consul 1941)—HervéJ. L'Heureux (Consul 1941-42)—WalterN. Walmsley, Jr. (Consul 1944-45)—TempleWanamaker, Jr. (Vice Consul 1944-45)—CharlesE. Dickerson, Jr. (Consul as of 1947) | | | Oporto (Porto):AlexanderBurton (Consul 1821-23)—LouisTineli (Consul 1840-49)—JohnF. Porteous (Consul 1857-61)—ThomasK. King (Consul 1861-62)—HenryW. Diman (Consul 1862-69)—J.A. Da Silva (Vice Consul 1864)—WilliamStuve (Consular Agent as of 1884-98)—WilliamH. Stuve (Consular Agent 1908-14)—RicardoSpratley (Consular Agent as of 1917)—SamuelH. Wiley (Consul as of 1922)—HernanC. Vogenitz (Vice Consul 1922-23)—EdwardE. Silvers (Vice Consul 1925)—WilliamJ. Yerby (Consul 1926-30)—JohnJ. Coyle (Vice Consul as of 1926)—OwenW. Gaines (Vice Consul 1929)—CharlesE. Worman (Vice Consul 1930-35)—LeslieA. Davis (Consul 1930-34)—WilliamP. Robertson (Vice Consul as of 1938-47)—HarryF. Hawley (Consul as of 1938)—LeoJ. Callanan (Consul as of 1940) | | | Setúbal:JoaquimT. O'Neil (Consular Agent as of 1884-97)—JohnP. T. O'Neill (Consular Agent as of 1898) |
Honorary consuls in U.S. territoriesrepresenting Portugal | | Baltimore, Md.:FrankFrick, Jr. (Vice Consul 1897-1904)AdelbertW. Mears (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935) | | | Bangor, Maine:ThomasJ. Stewart (Vice Consul 1864-90)RowlandW. Stewart (Vice Consul 1900-01) | | | Boston, Mass.:ManuelP. Furtado=d'Almeida (Consul 1891-1904)JaymeMackay=de=Almeida (Vice Consul 1895-1904)AntoñioLaranjo Ferreira Monteiro (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935) | | | Brunswick, Ga.:RosendoTorrás (Vice Consul 1880-1904) | | | Chicago, Ill.:S.Chapman Simms (Vice Consul 1893-1904) | | | Galveston, Tex.:RobertL. O'Brien (Honorary Consul as of 1935) | | | Honolulu, Hawaii:AlbertoAlves=de=Araujo (Honorary Consul as of 1935) | | | Manila, Philippine Islands:JohnW. Ferrier (Consul as of 1929-35) | | | New Bedford, Mass.:AntonioZerbone (Vice Consul 1883-99)AntonioMadureira=e=Castro (Honorary Consul as of 1935)FranciscoMadureira=e=Castro (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935) | | | New Orleans, La.:Luizda Costa=Carvalho (Honorary Consul as of 1935) | | | New York, N.Y.:ConstantineF. Brunn (Vice Consul 1893-96)Joséde Saavedra=de=Figueiredo (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935) | | | Newport News, Va.:JamesHaughton (Vice Consul 1890-1912) | | | Norfolk, Va.:NathanielP. Burruss (Vice Consul 1865-77)NathanielP. Burruss (Vice Consul 1900-01) | | | Pensacola, Fla.:ManuelF. Gonzalez (Vice Consul 1875-77)JuanL. Borras (Vice Consul 1889-1904) | | | Philadelphia, Pa.:EdwardS. Sayres (Vice Consul 1850-76)JohnMason, Jr. (Vice Consul 1877-1906)CamiloCamara (Honorary Consul as of 1935) | | | Providence, R.I.:JoséAgostinho de Oliveira (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935) | | | St. Thomas, V.I.:M.E. Trepuk (Honorary Consul as of 1935) | | | San Francisco, Calif.:FrancisBerton (Consul 1869-85)HenriqueLaidley (Vice Consul 1870-1904)FrancisBerton (Consul 1885-UZ )HenriqueLaidley (Vice Consul 1904-UZ )G.Armas=do=Amaral (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935) | | | San Juan, P.R.:DionisioTrigo (Honorary Consul as of 1935) | | | Savannah, Ga.:HenryH. Woodbridge (Vice Consul 1870-77)LuigiTrapani (Vice Consul 1890-1904) | | | Tampa, Fla.:LeoFrancis Pallardy (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935) |
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