List of United States Ambassadors to Central America

This list includes the United States Ambassadors to the Central American Confederation . This existed from 1823 to 1840. The seat of government was Guatemala City until 1835 and then San Salvador .

Appointment accreditation	Surname	appointed by	accredited by the government	Leave post
1825	John Williams	John Quincy Adams	Manuel José Arce y Fagoaga
December 17, 1833	Charles Gerrit De Witt	Andrew Jackson	José Francisco Morazán Quezada	January 1, 1839
1838	John Lloyd Stephens	Andrew Jackson	Diego Vigil Cocaña	1840

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^ The first of these, John Williams, was accredited as Charge to Guatemala in 1825 (succeeded by Charles G. De Witt in 1833 and Elija Hise in 1848), and John B. Kerr was commissioned as Charge to Nicaragua in 1851. nach Elmer Plischke, US Department of State: a reference history

[1] The first of these, John Williams, was accredited as Charge to Guatemala in 1825 (succeeded by Charles G. De Witt in 1833 and Elija Hise in 1848), and John B. Kerr was commissioned as Charge to Nicaragua in 1851. nach Elmer Plischke, US Department of State: a reference history


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List of United States Ambassadors to Central America

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