Hastings, Eurotas P., 1791-1866

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Eurotas Parmelee Hastings was born in Washington, Conn. on July 20, 1791. He moved with his parents to Oneida County, N.Y. six years later. He went into the business world in 1805, and came to Detroit around 1825. There, he became president of the Bank of Michigan, 1825-1839. Deeply religious, he was a leader in missionary work, Presbyterian activities and other social causes. In addition, he promoted various business activities; including mining.

From the description of Eurotas Hastings papers, 1808-1919. (Detroit Public Library). WorldCat record id: 308433571

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Abolitionists
Antislavery movements
Banks and banking
Presbyterian Church
Mineral industries
Temperance
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Birth 1791

Death 1866

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