Christian Wullweber

Christian Friedrich Wilhelm Jurgen Wullweber (July 1, 1833 Hagenow, Germany – September 22, 1877 Dubuque, Iowa) was the American Resident Minister to Ecuador from 1875 until 1876.^[1]

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United States Ambassadors to Ecuador

Chargé d'affaires

• McAfee
• Pickett (plenipotentiary)
• Livingston
• Van Alen
• Cushing

Minister Resident

• White
• Buckalew
• Hassaurek
• Coggeshall
• Nunn
• Wing
• Wullweber

Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary

• Maheny
• Strobel
• Tillman
• Sampson
• Lee
• Fox
• Young
• Schuyler
• Hartman
• Bading
• Dawson
• A. Gonzalez
• Long

Ambassador Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary

• Long
• Scotten
• Simmons
• Daniels
• Mills
• Ravndal
• Bernbaum
• Coerr
• Sessions
• Burns
• Brewster
• Bloomfield
• R. Gonzalez
• Hart
• Rondon
• Holwill
• Lambert
• Mack (a.i.)
• Romero
• Alexander
• Clare
• Kenney
• Jewell
• Hodges
• Bowen (a.i.)
• Zúñiga-Brown (a.i.)
• Namm
• Chapman
• Fitzpatrick

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