Bank of Delaware
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Bank of Delaware
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Bank of Delaware
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Founded 1795 in Wilmington; first bank to operate in the state; operated until 1930.
The Bank of Delaware is a statewide financial services company that was organized on June 1, 1795. It received its original charter on February 9, 1796 becoming the first bank in and of the State of Delaware. In 1865 it received a national charter under the National Banking Act and was renamed the National Bank of Delaware at Wilmington. It operated under this name until its 1930 failure and subsequent acquisition by the Security Trust Company. The name "Bank of Delaware" was revived by the successor company in 1958. The Bank of Delaware's holding company was merged into PNC Financial Corp. in 1989.
Beginning in the 1950s the history of the Bank of Delaware follows the statewide pattern of the establishment of differing and specialized classes of banks, their proliferation throughout the state and finally their combination through merger and acquisition into large, statewide, multi-service financial institutions.
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https://viaf.org/viaf/126798052
https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n90653618
https://id.loc.gov/authorities/n90653618
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Bank failure
Bank mergers
Banks and banking
Branch banks
Depressions
Financial institutions
Mortgage banks
Old age homes
Older women
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Poor women
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Wilmington (Del.)
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Delaware
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Delaware--Wilmington
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Wilmington (Del.)
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Delaware--Wilmington
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