Chatham County GaArchives History .....Savannah Consulates 1899 1900
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CONSULATES.

  Argentine Republic—A. E. Moynelo, vice consul, 306 Bay, e.
  Austria-Hungary — Ed. Karow, vice consul, 32 Bay, e.
  Belgium—Leopold Charrier, consul, 115 Park av, w.
  Brazil—W. H. Adams, vice consul, 26 Bay, e.
  British—S. Reynolds, vice consul, 10 Abercorn.
  Chili—R. B. Reppard, consul, Gwinnett, corner S. F. & W. Ry.
  Denmark—J. L. Rankin, acting vice consul, 38 Drayton.
  France—Frederick Chastanet, vice consul, 115 Park avenue, e.
  Germany—J. Rauers, consul, 22 Bay, e.
  Italy—L. Trapani, consular agent, 12 1/2 Board of Trade Building.
  Netherlands—W. de Bruyn Kops, consul, Cotton Exchange Building.
  Portugal—L. Trapani, vice consul, 12 1/2 Board of Trade Building.
  Russia—Joseph J. Wilder, vice consul, 26 Bay, e.
  Spain—N. Perez-Fetinto, Jr., vice consul, 6 Bay, e.
  Sweden and Norway—J. L. Rankin, vice consul, 38 Drayton.
  Venezuela—N. Frierson, consul, 131 Broughton, e.


Additional Comments:
From:

CHRONOLOGICAL  HISTORY OF SAVANNAH,
From Its Settlement by Oglethorpe down to December 31, 1899,
Together with a Complete Record of the City and County, and
SAVANNAH'S ROLL OF HONOR,

      A Roster of the Soldiers who have in three wars
Gone Forth at their Country's Call, from this City.

A. E. SHOLES, Compiler.

SAVANNAH, GA.: THE MORNING NEWS PRINT.
1900.

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