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Cornelius Ambrose Logan (1832–1899)
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States of Residence: Illinois, Kansas
- Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary (Chile)
Appointed: March 17, 1873
Presentation of Credentials: June 27, 1873
Termination of Mission: Left post on November 10, 1876 - Concurrent Appointments
- Minister Resident (Costa Rica)
Appointed: April 2, 1879
Presentation of Credentials: Officially recognized on December 25, 1879
Termination of Mission: Left San Jose April 17, 1882- Commissioned to “the Central American States.” Also accredited to El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua; resident at Guatemala City.
- Minister Resident (El Salvador)
Appointed: April 2, 1879
Presentation of Credentials: Transmitted credentials by note on approximately July 7, 1879
Termination of Mission: Transmitted recall note from Guatemala on or soon after April 15, 1882- Officially recognized before December 2, 1879. Commissioned to “the Central American States.” Also accredited to Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua; resident at Guatemala City.
- Minister Resident (Guatemala)
Appointed: April 2, 1879
Presentation of Credentials: June 11, 1879
Termination of Mission: Transmitted recall by note April 12, 1882- Commissioned to “the Central American States.” Also accredited to Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua; resident at Guatemala City.
- Minister Resident (Honduras)
Appointed: April 2, 1879
Presentation of Credentials: Officially recognized on October 10, 1879
Termination of Mission: Transmitted recall by note from Guatemala on or soon after April 15, 1882- Commissioned to “the Central American States.” Also accredited to Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua; resident at Guatemala City.
- Minister Resident (Nicaragua)
Appointed: April 2, 1879
Presentation of Credentials: Officially recognized on July 30, 1879
Termination of Mission: Transmitted recall by note from Guatemala on or soon after April 15, 1882- Commissioned to “the Central American States.” Also accredited to Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras; resident at Guatemala City.
- Minister Resident (Costa Rica)
- Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary (Chile)
Appointed: March 15, 1882
Presentation of Credentials: September 7, 1882
Termination of Mission: Presented recall on June 16, 1885