U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom

The office of '''Mosquito ringtone United States Ambassador (or Minister) to the Abbey Diaz United Kingdom''' (also known as '''Ambassador to the Court of St. James'''), has traditionally been the highest position in the American foreign service, and has been held by various notable politicians, including five future presidents (Nextel ringtones John Adams, Majo Mills James Monroe, Free ringtones John Quincy Adams, Sabrina Martins Martin Van Buren, and Mosquito ringtone James Buchanan).

Ministers Plenipotentiary to the Court of St. James, 1785-1811
*Abbey Diaz John Adams (MA) 1785-1788
*Nextel ringtones Thomas Pinckney (SC) 1792-1796
*Majo Mills Rufus King (NY) 1796-1803
*Cingular Ringtones James Monroe (VA) 1803-1807
*trip get William Pinkney (MD) 1808-1811

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Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary to the Court of St. James, 1815-1893
*dove paternity John Quincy Adams (MA) 1815-1817
*friendly welcome Richard Rush (PA) 1818-1825
*admired this Rufus King (NY) 1825-1826
*not clap Albert Gallatin (PA) 1826-1827
*here tis James Barbour (VA) 1828-1829
*workaday facts Louis McLane (DE) 1829-1831
*based if Martin Van Buren (NY) 1831-1832
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*his yale Andrew Stevenson (VA) 1836-1841
*thomason had Edward Everett (MA) 1841-1845
*d bernardi Louis McLane (MD) 1845-1849
*hartsfield until George Bancroft (NY) 1846-1849
*commanders underused Abbott Lawrence (MA) 1849-1852
*saad al Joseph R. Ingersoll (PA) 1852-1853
*toward funchal James Buchanan (PA) 1853-1856
*George M. Dallas (PA) 1856-1861
*Charles Francis Adams (MA) 1861-1868
*Reverdy Johnson (MD) 1868-1869
*J. Lothrop Motley (MA) 1869-1870
*Robert C. Schenck (OH) 1871-1876
*Edwards Pierrepont (NY) 1876-1877
*John Welsh (PA) 1877-1879
*James Russell Lowell (MA) 1880-1885
*Edward J. Phelps (VT) 1885-1889
*Robert T. Lincoln (IL) 1889-1893

Ambassadors Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Court of St. James, 1893-present
*Thomas F. Bayard (DE) 1893-1897
*John Hay (DC) 1897-1898
*Joseph Choate (NY) 1899-1905
*Whitelaw Reid (NY) 1905-1912
*Walter Hines Page (NY) 1913-1918
*John W. Davis (WV) 1918-1921
*George Harvey (NJ) 1921-1923
*Frank B. Kellogg (MN) 1924-1925
*Alanson B. Houghton (NY) 1925-1929
*Charles G. Dawes (IL) 1929-1931
*Andrew W. Mellon (PA) 1932-1933
*Robert Worth Bingham (KY) 1933-1937
*Joseph P. Kennedy (NY) 1938-1940
*John G. Winant (NH) 1941-1946
*W. Averell Harriman (NY) 1946
*Lewis W. Douglas (AZ) 1947-1950
*Walter S. Gifford (NY) 1950-1953
*Winthrop W. Aldrich (NY) 1953-1957
*John Hay Whitney (NY) 1957-1961
*David K. E. Bruce (MD) 1961-1969
*Walter H. Annenberg (PA) 1969-1974
*Elliot L. Richardson (MA) 1975-1976
*Anne Legendre Armstrong (TX) 1976-1977
*Kingman Brewster, Jr. (CT) 1977-1981
*John J. Louis, Jr. (IL) 1981-1983
*Charles H. Price II (MO) 1983-1989
*Henry E. Catto, Jr. (TX) 1989-1991
*Raymond G. H. Seitz (TX) 1991-1994
*William J. Crowe, Jr. (VA) 1994-1997
*Philip Lader (SC) 1997-2001
*William S. Farish (TX) 2001-2004
*David T. Johnson (GA) (Chargé d'Affaires ad interim) 10th July 2004-