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Canary Islands

U.S. consular officials in Canary Islands

	Grand Canary (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria): Peter Swanston (Consular Agent 1900-11)
	La Palma: Manuel Yanes (Consular Agent 1904-05)
	Las Palmas (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria): Julian C. Greenup (Vice Consul 1922-24) Raymond Phelan (Vice Consul 1924) Percy G. Kemp (Vice Consul 1926-29) John J. Coyle (Vice Consul 1927) Clifton R. Wharton (Consul 1932-38) Robert F. Fernald (Consul 1941-43)
	Tenerife (Santa Cruz de Tenerife): John Mullowney (Consul 1816-20) W. H. Dabney (Consul 1874) H. B. McKay (Vice Consul 1874) Solomon Berliner (Consul 1898) R. C. Griffiths (Vice Consul 1905) Solomon Berliner (Consul 1905-10) William Whitney Kitchen (Consul 1911) William B. McKay (Vice & Deputy Consul 1911) Homer Brett (Consul 1913-15) César Perasa y Martin (Vice Consul 1914-16) George K. Stiles (Consul 1916-19) Frank Anderson Henry (Consul 1922) Raymond Phelan (Consul 1922) William Perry George (Consul 1923-24) Raleigh A. Gibson (Consul 1926-27) Harris N. Cookingham (Consul 1929) Charles D. Westcott (Consul 1929) Winfield H. Scott (Consul 1938) Thomas A. Weir (Vice Consul 1943) Richard B. Haven (Consul 1943) Thomas H. Robinson (Consul 1947)

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