Abstract of organizations of state banks under Banking Act of 1887, 1889-1914.

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Abstract of organizations of state banks under Banking Act of 1887, 1889-1914.

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Record contains an alphabetical list of banks organized under Banking Act of 1887. Entries for each bank include permit issuance date; bank name and location; capital stock value; years permit issued for; organization certificate date; and occasional dated remarks (e.g., canceled; voluntarily liquidated; name changed; dissolved). Also includes lists of banks organized under legislative special charters; liquidated banks with liquidation dates; banks in receivership; consoldiated banks; and banks organized as national banks or consolidated with national banks.

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Illinois State Archive

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