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U.S. consular officials in Latvia

Libau (Liepaja): Hugo Smit (Consular Agent 1904-05) Alfred Seligmann (Consular Agent 1908-11)

Riga: Mordecai M. Noah (Consul 1811-13) Edward Wyer (Consul 1813-17) Moses M. Russell (Consul 1817-34) Alexander Schwartz (Consul 1834-58) William S. Rowland (Consul 1858-62) Alexander Schwartz (Consul 1862-80) N. P. A. Bornholdt (Consular Agent 1880-90) N. P. A. Bornholdt (Consul 1890-1905) Christian F. Z. Schulin (Vice & Deputy Consul 1905) Hernando de Soto (Consul 1908-10) William F. Doty (Consul 1910-11) Douglas Jenkins (Consul 1913-17) T. Brooks Alford (Vice Consul 1916-17) John P. Hurley (Consul 1921-25) Jay Walker (Vice Consul 1921) Thomas D. Howard (Vice Consul 1921) Carl Birkeland (Vice Consul 1921-24) Earl L. Packer (Vice Consul 1922) David B. Macgowan (Consul 1922) Charles H. Heisler (Vice Consul 1924) John F. Simons (Consul 1925-26) McCeney Werlich (Vice Consul 1926) Harry H. Hall (Vice Consul 1926) Alfred W. Kliefoth (Consul 1929) John P. Hurley (Consul 1929-32) Landreth M. Harrison (Vice Consul 1929) Bernard Gufler (Vice Consul 1930-32) Norris B. Chipman (Vice Consul 1930) E. Allen Lightner, Jr. (Vice Consul 1938-40)

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