nomination as Chargé d'affaires was withdrawn before the Senate could approve it. His son Stanhope Prevost became a prominent merchant in Lima with Edward McCall (American consul at Lima 1843–1851), married a Peruvian woman and had children, becoming like his father the American consul in Lima (1851–1853) and dying there in 1868. His son Henry S. Prevost (J.B. Prevost's grandson) then liquidated the firm. References 1766 births 1825 deaths United States territorial judges Justices of the Louisiana Supreme Court People from Paramus, New Jersey United States federal judges appointed by Thomas Jefferson 19th-century American judges New York City Recorders Children of vice presidents of the United States