Thomas Drowne Kingsley

Background

Kingsley, Thomas Drowne was born on October 12, 1916 in Rutland, Vermont, United States. Son of Percy Morgan and Fanny (Drowne) Kingsley.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Yale University, 1940; student, Fletcher School Law and Diplomacy, 1940-1941; student, Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1942; student, Graduate School Public Administration, Harvard, 1955-1956.

Career

Joined, United States Foreign Svc., 1943; assigned successively, Montevideo, Uruguay, Caracas, Venezuela, Asuncion, Paraguay and, Dusseldorf., 1943-1955; staff, Operations Coordinating Board, Executive Office President, Washington, 1956-1958; 1st secretary embassy, Lisbon, Portugal, 1958-1962; chief air transport relations Aviation division, Department State, 1962-1963; chief economics affairs, Office Brazil Affairs, 1963-1966; chief economics affairs and consul, American consulate general, São Paulo, Brazil, 1966-1969; senior economist for, Latin American, Export-Import Bank United States, Washington, 1969-1982.

Achievements

• Thomas Drowne Kingsley has been listed as a noteworthy economist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Foreign Service Association, Diplomatic and Consular Officers Retired, Sons of the American Revolution, United States Dressage Federation, American Horse Shows Association, United States Combined Training Association Clubs: Washington Bridle Trails Association (Washington), Harvard (Washington), Yale (Washington).

Connections

Married Martha Bush Clark, November 8, 1943 (deceased 1977). Children: Martha Clark Kingsley Goshen, Mary Lee Kingsley Johnson.

Father:

Percy Morgan Kingsley

Mother:

Fanny (Drowne) Kingsley

Spouse:

Martha Bush Clark

child:

Mary Lee Kingsley Johnson Kingsley

child:

Martha Clark Kingsley Goshen Kingsley