List of Ministers
This is a list of American Ministers (replacing the rank of Commissioner, similar to current rank of Ambassador) to the Kingdom of Hawaii from 1863 to 1893.
- James McBride - 1863 to 1866
- Edward M. McCook - 1866 to 1868
- Henry A. Peirce - 1869 to 1877
- James M. Comly - 1877 to 1882
- Rollin M. Daggett - 1882 to 1885
- George W. Merrill - 1885 to 1889
- John L. Stevens - 1889 to 1893
- James H. Blount - 1893 to 1893
- Albert Sydney Willis - 1893 to 1897
- Harold M. Sewall - 1897 to August 12, 1898
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