Bill books, 1807-1834.

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Bill books, 1807-1834.

Bill books are records of notes discounted by the bank. They include date a note was discounted, note number, name of the drawer, name of the person to whom the note was drawn, time or length of the note, amount charged by the bank for the discount service, and references to relevant pages in the individual accounts ledger and the blotter.

3 cubic ft. (6 v.)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6738970

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Bank of Kentucky (Frankfort, Ky.)

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In 1824, the Bank of Kentucky lost its authorization to loan money, discount notes, or bills of exchange. The efforts of its administrators to settle the bank's business prior to closing were not completed until 1870. From the description of Subunit history. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 145413563 Harrison Blanton was made cashier and agent of the Bank of Kentucky in the fall of 1835. He held that position until the spring of 1846. During this period he had in his possessio...