United States Ambassador to Turkey

United States Ambassador to Turkey

The United States of America has maintained many high level contacts with Turkey since the seventeenth century.

Ottoman Empire

Chargé d'Affaires

*George W. Erving (pre 1831)
*David Porter (1831-1839)

Minister Resident

*David Porter (1839-1843)
*Dabney S. Carr (1843-1849)
*George Perkins Marsh (1849-1853)
*Carroll Spence (1953-1857)
*James Williams (1858-1861)
*Edward Joy Morris (1861-1870)
*Joseph J. Stewart (1870)
*Wayne MacVeagh (1870-1871)
*George H. Boker (1871-1875)
*Horace Maynard (1875-1880)
*James Longstreet (1880-1881)

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

*Lewis Wallace (1881-1885)
*Samuel S. Cox (1885-1886)
*Oscar S. Straus (1887-1889)
*Solomon Hirsch (1889-1892)
*David P. Thompson (1892-1893)
*Alexander W. Terrell (1893-1897)
*James Burrill Angell (1897-1898)
*Oscar S. Straus (1898-1899)
*John G. A. Leishman (1899-1901)

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary

*John G. A. Leishman (1901-1909)
*Oscar S. Straus (1909-1910)
*William Woodville Rockhill (1909-1913)
*Henry Morgenthau, Sr. (1913-1916)
*Abram I. Elkus (1916-1917)


=Turkish Republic=

*Joseph Grew (1927-1932)
*Charles H. Sherrill (1932-1933)
*Robert P. Skinner (1933-1936)
*John Van A. MacMurray (1936-1941)
*Laurence A. Steinhardt (1941-1945)
*Edwin C. Wilson (1945-1948)
*George Wadsworth (1948-1952)
*George C. McGhee (1952-1953)
*Avra M. Warren (1953-1956)
*Fletcher Warren (1956-1960)
*Raymond A. Hare (1960-1965)
*Parker T. Hart (1965-1968)
*Robert Komer (1968-1969)
*William J. Handley (1969-1973)
*William B. Macomber, Jr. (1973-1977)
*Ronald I. Spiers (1977-1980)
*James W. Spain (1980-1981)
*Robert Strausz-Hupe (1981-1989)
*Morton I. Abramowitz (1989-1991)
*Richard Clark Barkley (1991-1994)
*Marc Grossman (1994-1997)
*Mark Robert Parris (1997-2000)
*W. Robert Pearson (2000-2003)
*Eric S. Edelman (2003-2005)
*Ross Wilson (2005-present)

Gallery

External links

* [http://ankara.usembassy.gov/chief_of_mission.html Former Chiefs of Mission 1778-2005]


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