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U.S. consular officials in Sweden

Honorary consuls in U.S. territoriesrepresenting Sweden    Christianstad (Kristianstad):LudwigAhlberg (Consular Agent as of 1884)    Gefle (Gävle):JohnRettig (Consular Agent as of 1884)    Gothenberg (Göteborg):JamesAnderson (Consul 1811-14)—SidneyW. Cooper (Consul as of 1884)—GustavusW. Schroeder (Vice Consul as of 1884)—OttoH. Boyesen (Consul 1893-97)—PaulBerghaus (Vice & Deputy Consul as of 1897-1902)—RobertS. S. Bergh (Consul 1898-1907)—C.W. E. Lindquist (Vice & Deputy Consul as of 1905)—WilliamH. Robertson (Consul 1907-09)—WilhelmHartman (Vice & Deputy Consul 1907-14)—StuartJ. Fuller (Consul 1909-10)—StuartJ. Fuller (Consul 1911-12)—DouglasJenkins (Consul 1912-13)—EmilSauer (Consul 1913-15)—BertilM. Rasmusen (Consul as of 1916-17)—WilhelmHartman (Vice Consul as of 1916-17)—EinarT. Anderson (Vice Consul 1918-20)—CharlesGeiger (Vice Consul 1918)—WalterH. Sholes (Consul as of 1919-24)—HerbertW. Carlson (Vice Consul 1920-24)—RobertF. Fernald (Consul 1924)—CliffordW. McGlasson (Vice Consul 1924-25)—GeorgeB. Seawright (Vice Consul as of 1926)—HenryC. von Struve (Consul as of 1926-29)—T.Edmund Burke (Vice Consul as of 1927)—LeonardG. Bradford (Vice Consul as of 1927)—HerbertC. Biar (Vice Consul as of 1929-32)—RobertHarnden (Consul as of 1932)—KnowltonV. Hicks (Vice Consul as of 1932)—WilliamW. Corcoran (Consul 1936-43)—WilliamP. Shockley (Vice Consul as of 1938)—FinnB. Jensen (Vice Consul as of 1943)—StanleyR. Lawson (Vice Consul as of 1943)—SamuelJ. Fletcher (Consul General 1947-48)—WilliamW. Corcoran (Consul General as of 1947)—E.Talbot Smith (Consul General as of 1949)    Helsingborg:LarsVirgin (Consular Agent as of 1899)    Malmo:PeterM. Flensburg (Consular Agent as of 1884-99)—HugoLindgren (Consular Agent 1903-05)—JosephWesterberg (Consular Agent as of 1916-17)—HaroldB. Quarton (Consul 1918-19)—ParkerW. Buhrman (Consul 1918)—FrankC. Lee (Vice Consul 1918)—MauriceP. Dunlap (Consul 1920)—GeorgeGregg Fuller (Vice Consul 1921)—GerhardH. Krogh (Consul as of 1924)—T.Edmund Burke (Vice Consul as of 1926)—WilliamOscar Jones (Vice Consul as of 1926)—RalphA. Boernstein (Vice Consul 1927-28)—RalphA. Boernstein (Consul 1928-30)—HaroldCarlson (Vice Consul 1929-30)—ChristianT. Steger (Consul 1930)—AlexanderP. Cruger (Consul as of 1932)    Norrköping:S.C. Mobeck (Consular Agent as of 1884)—MartinLeaf (Vice Consul as of 1919)    Soderhamn:PehrSundh (Consular Agent as of 1884)    Stockholm:DavidErskine (Consul 1818-36)—CharlesD. Arfwedson (Consul 1836-58)—A.W. Frestadius (Consul 1858-61)—CharlesA. Leas (Consul 1861-62)—BenjaminF. Tefft (Consul 1862-63)—GeorgeV. Tefft (Consul 1863-64)—NereA. Elfwing (Consul as of 1884)—LarsH. Horngren (Vice Consul as of 1884)—CharlesW. Erdman (Consul 1891-1902)—JosephE. Hayden (Consul 1892-93)—EdwardD. Winslow (Consul 1897)—ThomasB. O'Neil (Consul as of 1897)—AxelGeorgii (Vice Consul as of 1897)—EdwardL. Adams (Consul General 1902-09)—AugustusE. Ingram (Vice Consul 1905)—PerTorsten Berg (Vice Consul 1909-24)—TorvaldNyström (Deputy Consul General 1909-11)—ErnestL. Harris (Consul General 1911-16)—JacobM. Bagge (Vice Consul as of 1916)—GeorgeD. Hopper (Consul 1917-19)—RobertE. Mansfield (Consul General as of 1917)—HeatonW. Harris (Consul General 1917-18)—WilliamCoffin (Consul General 1917-18)—AlbertHalstead (Consul General 1917-19)—OrsenN. Nielsen (Vice Consul as of 1918-21)—CaryR. Miller (Vice Consul 1918-19)—EinarT. Anderson (Vice Consul 1918)—CharlesH. Safely (Vice Consul as of 1919)—DominicI. Murphy (Consul General 1919-24)—RobertF. Fernald (Vice Consul 1921-22)—RobertF. Fernald (Consul 1922-24)—WalterA. Leonard (Consul as of 1924)—BenjaminM. Hulley (Vice Consul 1924-29)—SamuelG. Ebling (Vice Consul 1924-26)—KarlMacVitty (Consul 1926-27)—ClaudeI. Dawson (Consul General as of 1926)—JohnBall Osborne (Consul General as of 1927-29)—MauriceP. Dunlap (Consul 1927-32)—BenjaminM. Hulley (Consul 1929)—HaroldCarlson (Vice Consul as of 1932-43)—RogerC. Tredwell (Consul General as of 1932)—MonnettB. Davis (Consul General as of 1933-34)—WalterA. Leonard (Consul General 1935-36)—WilliamP. Snow (Vice Consul as of 1938)—FrithjofC. Sigmond (Vice Consul as of 1938-43)—HallettC. Johnson (Consul General as of 1938)—LynnW. Franklin (Consul as of 1938-40)—FritzA. M. Alfsen (Vice Consul 1940)—LewisE. Gleeck, Jr. (Vice Consul 1942)—ChristianM. Ravndal (Consul 1943-47)—PaulH. Pearson (Vice Consul as of 1943)—BrewsterH. Morris (Vice Consul as of 1943)—GeorgeLybrook West, Jr. (Vice Consul 1943-45)—DavidH. McKillop (Vice Consul as of 1943)—M.Gordon Knox (Vice Consul as of 1943)—HenryHanson, Jr. (Vice Consul as of 1943)—S.Walter Washington (Consul as of 1943)—E.Allen Lightner, Jr. (Vice Consul as of 1943)—H.Francis Cunningham, Jr. (Vice Consul 1943-45)—LawrenceW. von Hellens (Vice Consul as of 1943)—HarryE. Carlson (Consul as of 1943)—WinthropS. Greene (Consul as of 1943)—L.Randolph Higgs (Consul as of 1947)    Sundsvall:PerA. A. Liljeqvist (Consular Agent as of 1884)    Apalachicola, Fla.:AntoineJ. Murat (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1882-1904)    Austin, Tex.:SwantePalm (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1866-99)SwantePalm (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1899-UZ )    Baltimore, Md.:EdgarT. Fell (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Boston, Mass.:GjertLootz (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1868-1904)EmilOtto Julius Danielsson (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Brunswick, Ga.:RosendoTorrás (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1887-1904)    Charleston, S.C.:CharlesOtto Witte (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1865-1904)    Chicago, Ill.:GustafBernhard Anderson (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Cincinnati, Ohio:PhilipHenry Hartmann (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1872-95)    Cleveland, Ohio:HermanJ. Nord (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Colon, Canal Zone:JulioA. Salas (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Darien, Ga.:RobertManson (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1891-1904)    Detroit, Mich.:CarlBerglund (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Fernandina, Fla.:NathanielB. Borden (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1889-95)    Galveston, Tex.:BertrandAdoue (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1878-1904)CharlesFowler (Vice Consul as of 1926)HermanArthur Bornefeld (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Grand Forks, N.D.:OttoH. Boyesen (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1889-92)    Grand Haven, Mich.:CharlesT. Pagelsen (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1871-1904)DanielF. Pagelsen (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1904)DanielF. Pagelsen (Vice Consul 1914)    Honolulu, Hawaii:NilsP. Larsen (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Jamestown, N.Y.:CarlAlfred Okerlind (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Kansas City, Mo.-Kan.:A.Hawkinson (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Key West, Fla.:JohnJay Philbrick (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1871-77)WilliamJ. H. Taylor (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1884-1904)    Los Angeles, Calif.:PeterN. Engblom (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Madison, Wis.:HalleSteensland (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1872-1904)    Mobile, Ala.:JosephR. Edwards (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1873-77)WilliamH. Leinkauf (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1890-1901)LouisDonald (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1903-04)RobertBennett Turner (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1929-35)    New Orleans, La.:PearlWight (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1894-1904)GeorgePlant (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Newport News, Va.:CharlesD. Boggs (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1884-96)    Norfolk, Va.:WilliamLamb (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1876-1904)HermanAspegren (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Panama Canal Zone:RudolfBierman=de=St. Malo (Honorary Consul as of 1935)    Pascagoula, Miss.:HubertF. Krebs (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1883-97)    Pensacola, Fla.:CharlesF. Boysen (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1867-96)    Philadelphia, Pa.:EdwardS. Sayres (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1854)LarsWestergaard (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1874-93)LarsWestergaard (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1893-UZ )J.N. Wallem (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1895-1904)MauriceHogeland (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Portland, Maine:MagnusA. R. Lindberg (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1874-77)TewksburyL. Swett (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1880-1904)    Portland, Ore.:EricEmil Peterson (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    St. Paul, Minn.:HagbarthSahlgaard (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1871-92)EngebrethH. Hobe (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1893-1904)    St. Thomas, V.I.:AxelHolst (Honorary Consul as of 1935)    San Diego, Calif.:JohnWaldo Malmberg (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    San Francisco, Calif.:KnudHenry Lund (Consul for Sweden & Norway 1885-1904)HenryLund, Jr. (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1901-04)    San Juan, P.R.:ErnestYeates (Honorary Consul as of 1935)RobertRichard Prann (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Savannah, Ga.:ChristenM. Holst (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1865-97)JamesLee Rankin (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1900-04)AndrewJohn Ritch (Vice Consul as of 1921)AageGeorg Schroder (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Seattle, Wash.:YngveCarl Ivar Lundequist (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Skagway, Alaska:EdwardAnton Rasmusson (Honorary Vice Consul as of 1935)    Washington, D.C.:AndréL. Bagger (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1887-95)    Wilmington, N.C.:RudolphE. Heide (Honorary Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1871-95)AlexanderS. Heide (Vice Consul for Sweden & Norway 1895-1906)

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