Thomas H. Anderson Jr.

For the federal judge, see Thomas H. Anderson (judge).

Thomas H. Anderson Jr.
1984
Born	(1946-03-17) March 17, 1946 (age 78) Gulfport, Mississippi, U.S.
Alma mater	University of Mississippi (BA)
Occupation	Diplomat

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Thomas H. Anderson Jr.
2nd United States Ambassador to Antigua and Barbuda
In office August 16, 1984 –March 12, 1986

Diplomatic posts
Preceded by Milan D. Bish	United States Ambassador to Barbados May 3, 1984-March 12, 1986	Succeeded by Paul A. Russo
Preceded by Milan D. Bish	United States Ambassador to Dominica 1984-1986	Succeeded by Paul A. Russo
Preceded by Milan D. Bish	United States Ambassador to Saint Lucia 1984-1986	Succeeded by Paul A. Russo
Preceded by Milan D. Bish	United States Ambassador to Antigua 1984-1984	Succeeded by Paul A. Russo
Preceded by Milan D. Bish	United States Ambassador to St. Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla 1984-1986	Succeeded by Paul A. Russo
Preceded by Milan D. Bish	United States Ambassador to St. Vincent 1984-1986	Succeeded by Paul A. Russo