Exhibits > Who's Who in the Cast (Memphis 2011)
IOWA
The First National Bank of Le Mars (#2728)
5/23/1882–9/27/1934
President: Patrick Francis Dalton (1837–1922)*
Cashier: Gottlieb L. Wernli (1857–1942)
24 Nov 1838 Edgeworthton, Longford, Ireland–16 Jul 1922 Le Mars, IA
Plymouth County Bank, Clerk (1873), Manager (1876); FNB Le Mars, Co-Founder & President (1882–1922); Civil War, 111th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Private (1860), Lieutenant (1864); Farmer (late 1860’s); M. 16 Feb 1867 Mary Tew; 2 children (both sons worked at the FNB Le Mars as President & Cashier); AF: Mason (Giblem Lodge A.F.&A.M.); Knights Templar; Shriner
FIRST CHARTER PERIOD, 327 FCP, 29L ON BANK
The First National Bank of Le Mars (#2728) - Obverse
The First National Bank of Le Mars (#2728) - Reverse
The First National Bank of Le Mars (#2728) - Obverse
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IOWA
The First National Bank of Charles City (#1810)
4/7/1871–9/28/1929
President: Almon Gamaliel Case (1832–1904)*
Cashier: Seth B. Hall (1845–)
2 Mar 1832 Sodus, NY–19 Oct 1904 Charles City, IA
FNB Charles City, Organizer & President (1871–1904); FNB Nashua, President (1879–1894); Case & Whutbeck Bank of Chamberlin, SD, President (1901–); Albany Law School (1855); Private Practice in Bradford, IA (1856–1871); Iowa State Senate (1866–1868); Iowa Commissioner for Building the Insane Asylum in Independence, IA (1878–1886); M. 15 Nov 1858 Elizabeth L. Squire (d. 1881); 3 children; M2. 5 May 1897 Anna H. Lathrop
1882 BROWN BACK, 506 BB, 47L ON BANK
The First National Bank of Charles City (#1810) - Obverse
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The First National Bank of Charles City (#1810) - Obverse
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IOWA
The City National Bank of Clinton (#2469)
3/31/1880–
President: Alfred Garrett Smith (1851–1928)*
Cashier: Alfred Cox Smith (1875–1930)
20 Apr 1841 Camden, NY–11 Dec 1928 Clinton, IA
Stone & Smith [Private] Bank (1870); City NB Clinton, Co-Founder, Cashier (1880–1901), President (1901–1919), Chairman (1919–1928); M. 1867 Elizabeth Cox; 2 children [1 survived]; Alfred Cox Smith, son, was Cashier then President of the City NB, The President and Cashier were father and son
1882 BROWN BACK, 506 BB, 21 #1BB, 105L ON BANK
The City National Bank of Clinton (#2469) - Obverse
The City National Bank of Clinton (#2469) - Reverse
The City National Bank of Clinton (#2469) - Obverse
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KANSAS
The First National Bank of Emporia (#1915)
1/2/1872–11/16/1898
President: Harrison Cory Cross (1835–1894)*
Cashier: Elliott Raper Holderman (1833–1887)
17 Apr 1835 Mad River Township, OH–5 Sep 1894 Mackinac Island, MI
Neosho Valley Bank, Co-Founder (1871), incorproated as FNB Emporia, President (1872–1892); Midland NB Kansas City, Director; Granville College; Civil War: 153 Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Captain to Colonel; Private Law Practice (1866–1871); Kansas City, Emporia & Southwestern RR, President; St.Louis, Emporia & Southwestern RR, President; Assistant U.S. Revenue Assessor; Mayor of Emporia; Board of County Commissioners, Chair; M. 4 Jun 1857 Susan S. Southerland; 1 child; AF: Knights Templar
FIRST CHARTER PERIOD, 194 FCP, 103L ON BANK
The First National Bank of Emporia (#1915) - Obverse
The First National Bank of Emporia (#1915) - Reverse
The First National Bank of Emporia (#1915) - Obverse
The First National Bank of Emporia (#1915) - Reverse
