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[edit] Minister Plenipotentiary: 1779–1825

John JayAppointed:September 29, 1779
Presented credentials:<ref name="Jay">John Jay proceeded to post but was not formally received at court.</ref>
Terminated mission:~May 20, 1782
William CarmichaelAppointed:Chargé d’Affaires April 20, 1790
Presented credentials:February 20, 1783<ref name="Carmichael1">Carmichael was Chargé d’Affaires, not the ambassador.</ref><ref name="Carmichael2">No report has been found concerning Carmichael’s presentation of credentials as Chargé d’Affaires en titre; he had already been received as Chargé dAffaires ad interim, February 20, 1783.</ref>
Terminated mission:Presented recall September 5, 1794
William ShortAppointed:May 28, 1794
Presented credentials:September 7, 1794<ref name="Short">William Short was Minister Resident, not ambassador.</ref>
Terminated mission:Left post November 1, 1795
David HumphreysAppointed:May 20, 1796
Presented credentials:September 10, 1797
Terminated mission:Probably presented recall soon after December 28, 1801
Charles PinckneyAppointed:June 6, 1801<ref name="Pinckney">Pinckney was commissioned during a recess of the Senate and recommissioned after confirmation on January 26, 1802.</ref>
Presented credentials:January-March 1802
Terminated mission:Presented recall October 25, 1804
James Bowdoin IIIAppointed:November 22, 1804
Presented credentials:<ref name="Bowdoin">Bowdoin did not proceed to post.</ref>
Terminated mission:
George W. ErvingAppointed:Chargé d’Affaires<ref name="Erving1">Erving served as Chargé d’Affaires ad interim, October 1805–February 1810.</ref>
Presented credentials:
Terminated mission:
George W. ErvingAppointed:August 10, 1814<ref name="Erving2">Erving was commissioned during a recess of the Senate. Nomination confirmed by the Senate, October 3, 1814; commission following confirmation not on record.</ref>
Presented credentials:August 24, 1816
Terminated mission:Left post May 15, 1819
John ForsythAppointed:February 16, 1819
Presented credentials:May 18, 1819
Terminated mission:Had farewell audience, March 2, 1823
Hugh NelsonAppointed:January 15, 1823
Presented credentials:December 4, 1823
Terminated mission:Presented recall July 10, 1825

[edit] Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary: 1825–1913

Alexander Hill EverettAppointed:March 9, 1825
Presented credentials:September 4, 1825
Terminated mission:Left post August 1, 1829
Cornelius P. Van NessAppointed:June 1, 1829<ref name="VanNess">Van Ness was commissioned during a recess of the Senate and recommissioned after confirmation on February 10, 1830.</ref>
Presented credentials:December 9, 1829
Terminated mission:Presented recall December 21, 1836
William T. BarryAppointed:April 10, 1835<ref name="Barry">Barry took the oath of office, but died en route to post. He was commissioned during a recess of the Senate.</ref>
Presented credentials:
Terminated mission:
John H. EatonAppointed:March 16, 1836
Presented credentials:<ref name="Eaton">No report has been found of Eaton’s presentation of credentials, which probably took place about February 1, 1837.</ref>
Terminated mission:Left post May 1, 1840
Aaron VailAppointed:May 20, 1840<ref name="Vail">Vail was the Chargé d’Affaires, not the ambassador.</ref>
Presented credentials:November 5, 1840
Terminated mission:Vail was superseded by Ambassador Irving, August 1, 1842.
Washington IrvingAppointed:February 10, 1842
Presented credentials:August 1, 1842
Terminated mission:July 29, 1846
Romulus M. SaundersAppointed:February 25, 1846
Presented credentials:July 31, 1846
Terminated mission:Presented recall September 24, 1849
Daniel M. BarringerAppointed:June 18, 1849<ref name="Barringer">Barringer was commissioned during a recess of the Senate and recommissioned after confirmation on September 28, 1850.</ref>
Presented credentials:October 24, 1849
Terminated mission:Presented recall September 4, 1853
Pierre SouléAppointed:April 7, 1853
Presented credentials:October 24, 1853
Terminated mission:Presented recall February 1, 1855
John C. BreckinridgeAppointed:January 16, 1855<ref name="Breckenridge">Breckenreidge declined the appointment.</ref>
Presented credentials:
Terminated mission:
Augustus C. DodgeAppointed:February 9, 1855
Presented credentials:June 17, 1855
Terminated mission:Presented recall March 12, 1859
William PrestonAppointed:December 15, 1858
Presented credentials:March 12, 1859
Terminated mission:Presented recall May 24, 1861
Cassius M. ClayAppointed:April 14, 1861<ref name="Clay">Clay declined the appointment.</ref>
Presented credentials:
Terminated mission:
Carl SchurzAppointed:March 28, 1861
Presented credentials:July 13, 1861
Terminated mission:Left post December 18, 1861
Gustavus KoernerAppointed:June 14, 1862
Presented credentials:November 4, 1862
Terminated mission:Left post July 20, 1864
John P. HaleAppointed:March 10, 1865
Presented credentials:September 30, 1865
Terminated mission:Presented recall July 29, 1869
William S. RosecransAppointed:<ref name="Rosecrans">Rosecrans was not commissioned; his nomination was tabled by the Senate.</ref>
Presented credentials:
Terminated mission:
Henry S. SandfordAppointed:<ref name="Sandford">Sandford was not commissioned; his nomination was tabled by the Senate.</ref>
Presented credentials:
Terminated mission:
Daniel E. SicklesAppointed:May 15, 1869<ref name="Sickles1">Sickles was commissioned during a recess of the Senate and recommissioned after confirmation on March 16, 1870.</ref>
Presented credentials:July 29, 1869<ref name="Sickles2">Sickles presented new credentials on February 2, 1871, after change of government</ref>
Terminated mission:Transmitted recall by note January 31, 1874
Caleb CushingAppointed:January 6, 1874
Presented credentials:May 30, 1874<ref name="Cushing">Cushing presented new credentials on March 10, 1875, after restoration of monarchy.</ref>
Terminated mission:Left post April 9, 1877
James Russell LowellAppointed:June 11, 1877<ref name="Lowell">Lowell was commissioned during a recess of the Senate and recommissioned after confirmation on October 30, 1877.</ref>
Presented credentials:August 18, 1877
Terminated mission:Presented recall March 2, 1880
Lucius FairchildAppointed:January 26, 1880
Presented credentials:March 31, 1880
Terminated mission:Presented recall December 20, 1881
Hannibal HamlinAppointed:June 30, 1881<ref name="Hamlin">Hamlin was commissioned during a recess of the Senate and recommissioned after confirmation on October 13, 1881.</ref>
Presented credentials:December 20, 1881
Terminated mission:Left post October 17, 1882
John W. FosterAppointed:February 27, 1883
Presented credentials:June 16, 1883
Terminated mission:Presented recall August 28, 1885
Jabez L.M. CurryAppointed:October 7, 1885<ref name="Curry">Curry was commissioned during a recess of the Senate and recommissioned after confirmation on January 13, 1886.</ref>
Presented credentials:December 22, 1885
Terminated mission:Left post July 5, 1888
Perry BelmontAppointed:November 17, 1888<ref name="Belmont">Belmont was commissioned during a recess of the Senate and recommissioned after confirmation on December 13, 1888.</ref>
Presented credentials:February 13, 1889
Terminated mission:Left post May 1, 1889
Thomas W. PalmerAppointed:March 12, 1889
Presented credentials:June 17, 1889
Terminated mission:Left post April 19, 1890
E. Burd GrubbAppointed:September 27, 1890
Presented credentials:December 23, 1890
Terminated mission:Left post May 26, 1892
A. Loudon SnowdenAppointed:July 22, 1892
Presented credentials:October 6, 1892
Terminated mission:Presented recall June 3, 1893
Hannis TaylorAppointed:April 8, 1893
Presented credentials:July 1, 1893
Terminated mission:Presented recall September 13, 1897
Stewart L. WoodfordAppointed:June 19, 1897
Presented credentials:September 13, 1897
Terminated mission:Left post April 21, 1898<ref name="Woodford">Spain severed diplomatic relations with the U.S. on April 21, 1898. Woodford left post the same day. The United States declared war on Spain as of that date by Act of Congress approved April 25, 1898.</ref>
Bellamy StorerAppointed:April 12, 1899<ref name="Storer">Storer was commissioned during a recess of the Senate and recommissioned after confirmation on December 14, 1899.</ref>
Presented credentials:June 16, 1899
Terminated mission:Presented recall December 10, 1902
Arthur S. HardyAppointed:September 26, 1902<ref name="Hardy">Hardy was commissioned during a recess of the Senate and recommissioned after confirmation on December 8, 1902.</ref>
Presented credentials:March 2, 1903
Terminated mission:Presented recall May 1, 1905
William Miller CollierAppointed:March 8, 1905
Presented credentials:May 15, 1905
Terminated mission:Superseded by Ambassador Ide on June 9, 1909
Henry Clay IdeAppointed:April 1, 1909
Presented credentials:June 9, 1909
Terminated mission:Left post July 8, 1913
Joseph E. WillardAppointed:July 28, 1913<ref name="Willard">Willard took the oath of office, but did not proceed to post under this appointment.</ref>
Presented credentials:
Terminated mission:

[edit] Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary: 1913–Present

Joseph E. WillardAppointed:September 10, 1913
Presented credentials:October 31, 1913
Terminated mission:Left post July 7, 1921
Cyrus E. WoodsAppointed:June 24, 1921
Presented credentials:October 14, 1921
Terminated mission:Left post April 18, 1923
Alexander P. MooreAppointed:March 3, 1923
Presented credentials:May 16, 1923
Terminated mission:Left post December 20, 1925
Ogden H. HammondAppointed:December 21, 1925
Presented credentials:March 26, 1926
Terminated mission:Left post October 13, 1929
Irwin B. LaughlinAppointed:October 16, 1929
Presented credentials:December 24, 1929
Terminated mission:Left post April 12, 1933
Claude G. BowersAppointed:April 6, 1933
Presented credentials:June 1, 1933
Terminated mission:Had final interview, February 2, 1939<ref name="Bowers">Bowers was resident during the last part of his ambassadorship at St. Jean de Luz in France. He left that post June 14, 1939, his appointment having terminated May 14, 1939. The embassy had meanwhile been re-established in Spain on April 13, 1939, when H. Freeman Matthews had been received at Burgos as Chargé d’Affaires ad interim.</ref>
Alexander W. WeddellAppointed:May 3, 1939
Presented credentials:June 15, 1939
Terminated mission:Left post February 7, 1942
Carlton J. H. HayesAppointed:May 2, 1942
Presented credentials:June 9, 1942
Terminated mission:Left Spain, January 18, 1945
Norman ArmourAppointed:December 15, 1944
Presented credentials:March 24, 1945
Terminated mission:Left post December 1, 1945
Philip W. BonsalAppointed:<ref name="Bonsal">Bonsal was the Chargé d’Affaires, not the ambassador, March 1946–June 1947.</ref>
Presented credentials:
Terminated mission:
Paul T. CulbertsonAppointed:<ref name="Culbertson">Culbertson was the Chargé d’Affaires, not the ambassador, June 1947–December 1950.</ref>
Presented credentials:
Terminated mission:
Stanton GriffisAppointed:February 1, 1951
Presented credentials:March 1, 1951
Terminated mission:Relinquished charge January 28, 1952
Lincoln MacVeaghAppointed:February 21, 1952
Presented credentials:March 27, 1952
Terminated mission:Left post March 4, 1953
Clement DunnAppointed:February 27, 1953
Presented credentials:April 9, 1953
Terminated mission:Left post February 9, 1955
John LodgeAppointed:January 22, 1955
Presented credentials:March 24, 1955
Terminated mission:Left post April 13, 1961
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Jr.Appointed:March 29, 1961
Presented credentials:May 25, 1961
Terminated mission:Left Spain, October 12, 1961
Ellis O. BriggsAppointed:<ref name="Briggs">Briggs was not commissioned; his nomination withdrawn before the Senate acted upon it.</ref>
Presented credentials:
Terminated mission:
Robert F. WoodwardAppointed:April 7, 1962
Presented credentials:May 10, 1962
Terminated mission:Left post February 1, 1965
Angier Biddle DukeAppointed:March 11, 1965
Presented credentials:April 1, 1965
Terminated mission:Left post March 30, 1968
Frank E. McKinneyAppointed:May 11, 1968<ref name="McKinney">McKinney took the oath of office, but did not proceed to post under this appointment.</ref>
Presented credentials:
Terminated mission:
Robert F. WagnerAppointed:June 24, 1968
Presented credentials:July 4, 1968
Terminated mission:Left post March 7, 1969
Robert C. HillAppointed:May 1, 1969
Presented credentials:June 12, 1969
Terminated mission:Left post January 12, 1972
Horacio RiveroAppointed:September 11, 1972
Presented credentials:October 11, 1972
Terminated mission:Left post November 26, 1974
Peter M. FlaniganAppointed:<ref name="Flanigan">Flanigan was not commissioned; his nomination of September 17, 1974 was not acted upon by the Senate.</ref>
Presented credentials:
Terminated mission:
Wells StablerAppointed:February 20, 1975
Presented credentials:March 13, 1975
Terminated mission:Left post May 4, 1978
Terence A. TodmanAppointed:May 25, 1978
Presented credentials:July 20, 1978
Terminated mission:Left post August 8, 1983
Thomas Ostrom EndersAppointed:August 5, 1983
Presented credentials:September 15, 1983
Terminated mission:Left post July 6, 1986
Reginald BartholomewAppointed:August 18, 1986
Presented credentials:September 17, 1986
Terminated mission:Left post March 12, 1989
Joseph ZappalaAppointed:October 10, 1989
Presented credentials:October 16, 1989
Terminated mission:Left post June 4, 1992
Richard Goodwin Capen, Jr.Appointed:June 15, 1992
Presented credentials:July 8, 1992
Terminated mission:Left post February 17, 1993
Richard N. GardnerAppointed:September 16, 1993
Presented credentials:November 4, 1993
Terminated mission:Left post July 12, 1997

[edit] Ambassadors to Spain also accredited to Andorra: 1998–Present

Edward L. RomeroAppointed:June 29, 1998
Presented credentials:June 30, 1998
Terminated mission:Left post June 1, 2001
George L. Argyros, Sr.Appointed:November 20, 2001
Presented credentials:December 13, 2001
Terminated mission:Left post November 21, 2004
Eduardo AguirreAppointed:June 21, 2005
Presented credentials:June 29, 2005
Terminated mission:

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