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Warder Cresson or as he was known with his Jewish name Michoel Boaz Yisroel ben Avraham ( Philadelphia, Pennsylvania , July 13, 1798 - Jerusalem Nov. 6 , 1860) was a religious enthusiast, and convert to Judaism . He was directly descended from Pierre Cresson , one of the settlers of Harlem, NY , whose grandson, Solomon, migrated to Philadelphia about the beginning of the eighteenth century. Warder Cresson's father, the grandson of Pierre Cresson, was John Elliott Cresson (1773-1814), who married in 1795 Mary Warder.1
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He was appointed in 1844.
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He was appointed in 1844. Consulate General of the United States - Jerusalem .
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American diplomat Warder Cresson (July 13, 1798 – November 6, 1860), later known as Michael Boaz Israel ben Abraham ( ), was an American diplomat.He was appointed the first U.S. Consulate General of the United States - Jerusalem .
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American diplomat (1798–1860) Warder Cresson (July 13, 1798 – October 27, 1860), later known as Michael Boaz Israel ( Hebrew : מיכאל בועז ישראל , romanized : Mikha'el Bo'az Yisra'el ), was an American religious zealot, proto-Zionist and diplomat . He was appointed the first U.S. Consul to Jerusalem in 1844, only to have the appointment rescinded 8 days later. Consulate General of the United States - Jerusalem .
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known with his jewish name michoel boaz yisroel ben avraham
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american diplomat
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