Dudley, Thomas Haines
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Thomas Haines Dudley (1819-1893) was a New Jersey Quaker, lawyer, politician. (Whig - then Republican). U.S. Consul at Liverpool 1861-1872. In charge of U. S. Secret Service throughout the British Isles during U. S. Civil War. In 1872, assigned to give full time assistance in preparation of Alabama Claims. Author of pro-protectionist pamphlets c. 1880.
Son, Edward, served as Vice Consul & Acting Consul in Liverpool 1871 & 1872. Thereafter, partner in father's New Jersey law firm.
From the guide to the Thomas Haines Dudley Collection, 1843-1891, (The Huntington Library)
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| creatorOf | Thomas Haines Dudley Collection, 1843-1891 | The Huntington Library | |
| creatorOf | Bright, John, 1811-1889. Autograph letter signed : London, to Thomas H. Dudley, [U.S. Consul] in Liverpool, 1867 June 3. | Pierpont Morgan Library. | |
| creatorOf | Dudley, Thomas H. Papers, 1863 May 12. | Ohio History Connection, Ohio Historical Society |
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