Matthews, H. Freeman, 1899-1986

found: NUCMC data from Harry S. Truman Library for Foreign Service officers and Dept. of State officials; oral history interviews, 1971-1984(H. Freeman Matthews; with St. Dept. during Truman admin.)

found: WWA, 1974-1975(Matthews, H. Freeman; foreign service officer; b. 1899; former ambassador)

found: Memories of a passing era, 1973:title page (H. Freeman Matthews) page 9 (born in Baltimore on May 26, 1899) page 12 (family lived in the country, 12 miles north of Baltimore, in Cockeysville, yearly from end of April until Thanksgiving)

found: OCLC, viewed February 3, 2016(AAP: Matthews, H. Freeman, 1899-; Matthews, H. Freeman; usage: Harrison Freeman Matthews [1999 reference source]; most reference sources list him as H. Freeman Matthews)

found: Wikipedia, viewed February 3, 2016:article, H. Freeman Matthews (H. Freeman Matthews; also known as Harrison Freeman "Doc" Matthews; career American diplomat; ambassador to Sweden (1947-1950), the Netherlands (1953-1957), and Austria (1957-1962); held diplomatic posts in Hungary (1924-1926); Colombia (1926-1929); Cuba (1933-1937); France (1937-1941), including Vichy France (1940-1941); and the United Kingdom (1941-1943); held U.S. State Department positions (1930-1933, 1943-1947, and 1950-1953 [as Deputy Undersecretary of State]); died in Washington, D.C., on October 19, 1986 and buried in Baltimore; son H. Freeman Matthews, Jr. (1927-2006) was also a career diplomat)