United States Ministers Resident To Belgium
- J.J. Seibels 1854–1856
- Elisha Y. Fair 1858–1861
- Henry Shelton Sanford 1861–1869
- Joseph Russell Jones 1869–1875
- Ayres Phillips Merrill 1876–1877
- William C. Goodloe 1878–1880
- James O. Putnam 1880–1882
- Nicholas Fish II 1882–1885
- Lambert Tree 1885–1888
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