Historical note:

            The Providence Institution for Savings was founded in 1819. As a mutual savings bank, it had no stockholders and no capital stock. It was supervised by a volunteer Board of Trustees. It shared a building with the Providence Bank (incorporated 1791) and remained closely linked with it for many years, although they were always distinct institutions.

            The office of the Institution was originally located in a three-story building at 43 South Main Street owned by Peter Grinnell & Son. This building was destroyed in a fire on December 14, 1837. Many of the Institution's records had been stored in a safe at the Providence Bank, and survived. However, "all the office furniture, together with a great quantity of books and documents were consumed." (see the cash journal of withdrawals and interest payments, series 38, vol. 1, inside cover and page 5)

            After seventeen years in temporary headquarters at 78 South Main, a new building was constructed at 86 South Main Street in 1854, which was expanded in 1898 into its present form. The building, with its renowned gold dome over its main room, is presently the property of Brown University.

            Two branch buildings were opened in Providence in the 1920s: at 186 Washington Street in 1925 (moved to a new location on Empire and Aborn Streets in 1929), and in the Olneyville neighborhood in 1927. Beginning in 1954, the bank became a state-wide institution, with 14 branches by 1966.

            In 1929, the Old Stone Safe Deposit and Trust Company was formed as an affiliate safe-deposit facility. This became the Old Stone Trust Company in 1965, when it began operation as a commercial bank. As such, it was able to offer checking services, which a mutual savings bank could not.

            Since the construction of the domed building in 1854, the bank had been unofficially known as the "Old Stone Bank". The name was officially changed to Old Stone Savings Bank in 1967. The Old Stone Corporation was formed as a holding company in 1969, and in 1974, both the Savings Bank and the Trust became wholly owned subsidiaries of the Old Stone Corporation. This corporation was absorbed by Citizens Bank in 1993 after 174 years of service. In August of 1995, its furnishings and supplies were sold at public auction.

Bibliography:

Haley, John Williams. The Old Stone Bank History of Rhode Island (Providence: Providence Institution for Savings, 1939), volume 3.

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Scope and content:

            The records in this large collection have been arranged by series. The series of greatest general interest is undoubtedly Series 8, the Signature Books. These 29 large volumes include information on individual depositors that is of genealogical interest. From 1844 to 1857, the books include only signatures with occasional comments. In 1857, the depositor's residence began to be recorded. As of 1863, these volumes recorded name, residence, occupation and remarks. Birthplace and age began to be recorded systematically in 1882. Marital status and names of parents were added in 1890. The books come to a halt in 1897.

            There is no index to these signature books, although the compilation of an index is planned. Through 1890, there is an index to account ledgers (series 7), which will lead to the date an account opened, and the depositor's signature will usually appear on that day in the signature books.

            The account ledgers (series 7) are the only other series to include significant information regarding individual depositors. They give a daily log of deposits, withdrawals and interest paid, and are indexed through 1890. 

            Beyond these depositor records, the collection also includes a nearly complete run of the most important general bank records, including minutes of meetings, general ledgers, expense books, loan books and investment books. Many of these series run from the early days of the bank through the 1960s. The following is a complete list of series. Many of the records have not yet been fully organized, so additional series may be added later.

Series 1. Trustees minutes                                          1819-1974, complete

Series 2. Corporation minutes                                    1899-1974, complete

Series 3. Standing Comm. / Investment minutes        1865-1963, almost complete

Series 4. Board of Director minutes                           1986-1991, complete

Series 5. Corporate reports and papers                       1974-1991??

Series 6. Correspondence                                           1832-1954, misc.

Series 7. Ledgers                                                        1819-1902, complete

Series 8. Signature books                                           1844-1897, complete

Series 9. Loan books                                                  1843-1956, almost complete

Series 10. Discount books                                          1856-1916, complete

Series 11. Bill books                                                   1858-1951, almost complete

Series 12. Loans on mortgage security                       1835-1901, complete?

Series 13. Loans on deposit books                             1909-1951, almost complete

Series 14. Loans on personal security                        1851-1954, almost complete

Series 15. Daily deposits and withdrawals                 1852-1968, complete

Series 16. Expense books                                           1867-1965, complete

Series 17. General ledgers                                          1856-1957, complete

Series 18. Day books                                                  1831-1847, 1880-1881 complete

Series 19. Journals                                                      1860-1891, complete

Series 20. Investment books                                       1852-1953, almost complete

Series 21. Collection ticklers                                      1890-1929, complete

Series 22. Real Estate bills paid                                 1852-1891, misc.

Series 23. Transfers                                                    1864-1889, complete

Series 24. Applications                                               1841-1895, complete.

Series 25. "Miscellaneous"                                         1840-1902, complete

Series 26. Daily statement of condition books           1852-1965, misc.

Series 27. Receipt books                                            1839-1845, 1879-1880

Series 28. Real estate account books                          1877-1968 (complete ledgers)

Series 29. Schedule transfer books                             1914-1936, complete

Series 30. Western land mortgages                            1885-1931, misc.

Series 31. Income journals                                         1909-1964, complete

Series 32. Loan renewal journals                               1950-1953, complete

Series 33. Vacation and Christmas Club records       1950-1962, misc.

Series 34. Savings bonds journals                              1941-1944, complete

Series 35. Annual meeting papers                              1857-1904, complete

Series 36. Petty ledgers                                              1894-1922, complete

Series 37. Exchanges and commissions accounts      1945-1964, incomplete

Series 38. Quarterly statements                                 1822-1891, most years

Series 39. Miscellaneous, unsorted                            1819-1985 (misc.)

Records of other banks:

Series. First Federal Savings and Loan                     1936-1984 (complete minutes)

Series. Warwick Federal Savings and Loan            1957-1982 (complete minutes)

Series. Plantations Bank of Rhode Island Records    1938-1968, misc.

Series. Rhode Island Hospital Trust Records            1948-1959 (misc.)

Series. Merchants Bank                                             1946-1950 (loan checkbook)

Series. Manufacturers Trust Co.                                1888-1903 (mortgage register)

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Provenance:

            These records were donated by Citizen's Bank under a gift agreement signed by Rebecca Book, Vice-President, on March 21, 1996. The records were brought in to the Library in several batches between 1995 and 1999. One additional volume, the Standing Committee minute book dated 1880-1884, was purchased from a book dealer in 2003.

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Processing note:

            This collection is only partially processed. While approximately 95% has been sorted into record series, the remainder is still in a state of disarray. Many of the loose papers are still in their original storage boxes, though fortunately they are in good order and accessible for research even in their present state. The inventory provides a complete list of the collection, but will need to be revised as the final sorting is done. Boxes and folders still need to be numbered consistently.

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Inventory:

Series 1. Trustees minutes

Volume 1. 1819-1851

Volume 2. 1852-1875

Volume 3. 1875-1883

Unbound minutes, 1883-1900. In 3 small boxes.

Volume 4. 1900-1919

Volume 5. 1919-1924

Volume 6. 1924-1939

Volume 7. 1939-1951

Volume 8. 1951-1961

Volume 9. 1961-1968

Volume 10. 1968-1974

Series 2. Corporation minutes

Recorded in trustees minute books through 1883. Minutes from 1883 through 1899 have not been located.

Volume 1. 1899-1909

Volume 1. 1910-1917

Volume 2. 1918-1923

Volume 3. 1924-1961

Volume 4. 1961-1974

Series 3. Standing Committee / Board of Investment minutes

The first three volumes are minutes for the standing committee to review specific loans. Regular minutes began to be taken in 1883, as a standing committee on investments. The fourteen small notebooks contain the committee's rough notes on their decisions, and also cover a few years not found in the minutes. The period between 1884 and 1888 is not documented, but the minutes are otherwise complete from 1865 to 1963.

Box , folder .   1865-1871

box , folder .   1871-1876

Volume 2.       1876-1880

Volume 2a.    1880-1884

Box , folder . Notebooks, 11/1860 - 5/1867 (4 volumes)

Box , folder . Notebooks, 6/1867 - 1/1875 (4 volumes). Missing 1/1869 - 9/1870.

Box , folder . Notebooks, 2/1875 - 5/1878 (3 volumes)

Box , folder . Notebooks, 6/1878 - 10/1882 (3 volumes)

Volume 3.       1888-1891

Volume 4.       1891-1894

Volume 5.       1894-1897

Volumes 6 to 12. 1897-1923. Boxed.

Volumes 13 to 20. 1923-1934. Boxed.

Volume 21 to 24. 1934-1943. Loose.

Volume 25 to 34. 1943-1956. Boxed.

Volume 35 to 43. 1956-1963. Boxed.

Volumes 44 to 46. Indexes for minutes from 1918 to 1924.

Series 4. Board of Director minutes

Unbound Board of Directors' minutes and resolutions 1986-1991

Series 5. Corporate reports and papers

Annual reports 1974-1991

Series 6. Correspondence

Series 6, subseries 1: Outgoing correspondence.

Volume 1. Outgoing letter book, 1832-1835 (also cash 1831-34)

Volumes 2 to 31. Outgoing letter books, 1860-1902 (30 vol.)

Box , folder . 1886-1900, A-H

Box , folder . 1886-1900, J-L

Box , folder . 1886-1900, M

Box , folder . 1886-1900, P-Z

Box , folder . 1901-1903, A-H

Box , folder . 1901-1903, J

Box , folder . 1901-1903, K-P

Box , folder . 1901-1903, R-Z

Box , folder . 1904-1907, A-D

Box , folder . 1904-1907, E-N

Box , folder . 1904-1907, O-Z

Box , folder . Radio advertisement correspondence and scripts, 1953

Box , folder . Radio advertisement correspondence and scripts, 1954 (complete)

Box , folder . Print advertisement presentations, 1954

Box , folder . Public relations poster campaign, 1956-1957

Series 6, subseries 2: Incoming correspondence

            Some of these letters relate to immigrant depositors, mostly Irish. The depositor may have returned to Europe and seeks to close their account, or the depositor may have died and relatives in Europe are seeking to make a claim on the estate. The following is a partial abstract of letters from immigrants giving place of origin, compiled by Edward Duggan. The country of origin is Ireland unless otherwise noted.

Date                     Depositor                                         Information

11/16/1885          Margaret Gallagher                          c/o John Slavin, Bernesselin Donegal, Co. Donegal

3/3/1886              Maggie Sullivan Harrington            Mounteen, Glentarriff, Co. Cork

6/29/1886            Jons Olsson                                      Of Sweden, aged 40

7/13/1886            John Butler                                       Bonmahon, Piltown, Co. Waterford

10/24/1886          Margaret M. Walsh                          Aged 26, born Co. Waterford

11/11/1886          Mary A. Regan                                 Cloomeen, Ballaghadereen

12/21/1886          Miss Rose and Mary Lavery            Diffin, Carrigallen, Co. Leitrim (also 1/19/1887)

1/26/1887            Ellen M. McGirr (now Sliney)         Dromare, Clogher, Co. Tyrone

9/5/1888              Miss Ellen Sullivan                          c/o W.M. Sullivan Warehouse, Queen, Co. Kerry (also 10/8/88)

10/12/1888          Miss Annie Moan of Pawtucket       From Scotland, aged 33, in U.S. 14 years (also 10/10/1888)

11/15/1888          Michael Finnerty               Ballyglass, Turloughmore P.O., Co. Galway

4/2/1889              Mary Redahan Byrne (deceased)     Died 3/28/1889, aged 80, widow of Charles, of Co. Leitrim

8/1/1889              Thomas Cook                                   4 Bloomfield, Belfast Terrace

9/15/1889            Domenick & Catherine Healy          Carrowcushally, Ballymote, Co. Sligo (also 10/3, 10/7, 11/3/1888)

3/22/1890            John Larkin                                      Gort, Co. Galway (also 4/21/1890)

4/19/1890            Mary Furlong                                   Clonroche, Bellincley or Temanealy, Enniscorthy, Co. Wickford

5/20/1890            Kate Gilbane                                    c/o John Fox, Carrick on Shannon, Co. Leitrim

7/14/1890            Robert William Waters                    18 Smith St., St. Roch, Quebec, Canada

10/16/1890          Peter Donnelly of Providence          Born Co. Leitrim, aged 44

1/14/1891            Kate McGinn                                   Castleblaney, Co. Monaghan

2/3/1891              Catherine E. Morris                         Carrigeen, Ireland (also 2/17/1891)

4/3/1891              Mary Leyden                                    Ballinamore, Co. Leitrim

6/20/1891            Elizabeth Whittle                             South Croydon, Surrey, England

7/2/1891              Peter Fisher (french sailor)               Havre, France

12/26/1891          Lena Devlin                                     Kinrush, Co. Tyrone

1/12/1892            Mary King                                        Letterard Carna, Co. Galway

1/16/1892            Catherine Gilheany                          Ballyduff, Ballinamore, Co. Leitrim (also 4/21/1892)

9/29/1892            Mary Gilheny                                   Cournidall Ballinamore, Co. Leitrim

10/5/189              Bridget Kiernan                               Camber Carrigallen, Co. Leitrim (also 8/24/1893)

1/24/1893            Bridget Larkin                                  Gort, Galway Bank

2/22/1893            Ellen Smith                                      Aughaloora, c/o Ulster Bank

3/20/1893            Kenneth Mackay                              Dornoch, Sutherland, Scotland

8/21/1893            Catherine Cookery                           Thornhill, Ontario, Canada

9/2/1893              Richard T. Wingo                            Mulhouse, Alsace, Germany

9/18/1893            Margaret McKenna                          80 North Street, Belfast (also 2/11/1894)

9/29/1893            James Kennedy                                Emigrant Industrial Bank, Co. Kerry

10/9/1893            Julius Kalan                                     c/o A. Kahlan, 29 Konigsberger Strasse Deutschland Tilset, Germany

11/6/1893            Ellen Hayden                                   Ashbrook, Smokesborn, Co. Roscommon

11/22/1893          William J. Neagle                            Grand Seminary, Montreal, Canada (also 12/10/1893)

12/20/1893          Ettore Lauducci                                Italy

12/21/1893          Lizzie J. McConnell                         Meadowvane , Pictou County, Nova Scotia, Canada

1/20/1894            Antonio Borges Raposo                   St. Michaels, Azores

1/24/1894            Ellen Enerey                                     c/o Ulster Bank, Granard, Co. Longford

4/25/1894            Mary Furlong                                   Tominearly, Enniscorthy, Clonroche P.O., Ballinclay, Co. Wexford (also 7/11/1894)

6/1/1894              Bridget Donnelly                             Gortfim, Sixmilecross, Tyrone

6/27/1894            Patrick Donlon                                 Loughanemon Clare Morris, Co. Mayo (also 10/17/1894, 3/22/1895)

6/28/1894            Harriet Coffin                                  30 Albert Street, Ottawa, Canada

9/1894                 Joseph Willimann                            written in German

10/27/1894          Mary Scollans                                  Ballinamore, Co. Leitrim

2/11/1895            A.M. Rourke                                    Crimlim, Aughnasheelan, Ballinamore

2/19/1895            Thomas Lister                                  The Cemetary Bingley, Yorkshire, England

4/9/1895              James Mulvey                                  Drumgood, Drumsong P.O., Co. Leitrim (also 5/13/1895)

7/13/1895            Catherine Bones                               Ballaghadereen, Co. Mayo

8/27/1895            Curry Hayden                                  Strokestown, Ireland

10/28/1895          Jean Baptiste Fougeallaz                  French Consul, Boston, MA

2/2/1896              Rose A. Donohue                             Hughakine, Huhgnacliff, Co. Longford

3/2/1896              Katie Gillooly Lemonish                 Foxfield Post Office, Co. Leitrim

3/9/1896              James Eaton                                     37 Hamer Terrace, Kay Stree, Levenshulme, Stock Port Rd. Manchseter, England

4/11/1896            Hannah Carlson                               Ågården Kalf, Svenljunga Klef, Sweden

6/20/1896            Victoire Funk                                   Hotel du Ban Pasteur, 36 Rue Sainte-Anne, Paris, France (also 7/16/1896, 11/10/1896, 12/6/1896)

7/13/1896            M.E. Hayes                                      Bradford, Ontario, Canada

12/16/1896          Rose Kelly                                       c/o Bank at Ireland Office, Longford, Ireland

1/25/1897            Bridget Connolly                             Granard Post Office, Co. Longford (also 2/26/1897)

2/20/1897            Fanny Blessington                           Fyhora, Co. Cavan

3/18/1897            Bessie Sutherland                             Pictou Landing, Pictou Cov. Nova Scotia, Canada c/o Mrs. D. Christie (also 3/7/1897)

3/1/1897              Mrs. Alice Rogers (McGinn)           Tyrone c/o P.J. McCarthy, Attorney in Providence, RI

3/2/1897              Ellen Murphy                                   Belfast

In 69 small boxes: 1856-1904 (loose letters received)

Alphabetical correspondence file, 1901-1903

Correspondence file of Gilbert A. Phillips, President. Includes some personal correspondence:

Series 7. Depositor ledgers.

            Running accounts for each depositor.

            Accounts usually carried from volume to volume.

            Shows all account activity, with reference to volume data is taken from.

First date is for the first account opened in the book; the second date is for the last account opened in the book; the third date is the last account closed (this third date is vague).

Ledger A. 11/1819 - 1/1832 - (1840). In rear are quarterly reports, 1823 - 1829.

Ledger B. 4/1832 - 4/1839 - (1842)

Ledger C. 4/1839 - 1/1843 - (1844)

Ledger D. 1/1843 - 6/1848 - (1857)

Ledger E. 7/1848 - 1/1850 - (1862)

Ledger F. 9/1850 - 6/1852 - (1865)

Ledger G. 6/1852 - 2/1854 - (1860)

Ledger “1, A-L”. 1/1854 - 8/1858 - (1863)

Ledger “1, M-Y”. 1/1854 - 8/1858 - (1863)

Ledger H. 8/1858 - 12/1860 - (1871)

Ledger I. 8/1860 - 10/1862 - (1872)

Ledger K. 10/1862 - 5/1864 - (1872)

Ledger L. 5/1864 - 3/1866 - (1870)

Ledger M. 3/1866 - 7/1867- (1872)

Ledger N. 7/1867 - 4/1869 - (1872)

Ledger O. 3/1869 - 10/1871 - (1873)

Ledger P. 9/1871 - 6/1873 - (1873)

There does not seem to have ever been a Ledger J; it may have been skipped to avoid confusion with “I”. Indexes to volumes A through N are bound individually.

Ledger “Transfer”. 1/1856 - 1/1862 - (1871)

Ledger T-1. 1/1862 - 1/1868 - (1872)

Ledger T-2. 1/1868 - 1/1873 - (1873)

Ledger 1. 1/1872 - 7/1872 - (1880)                           Accounts carried over

Ledger 2. 7/1872 - 1/1873 - (1880)

Ledger 3. 1/1873 - 1/1874 - (1880)

Ledger 4. 8/1872 - 10/1873 - (1878)

Ledger 5. 10/1873 - 8/1874 - (1879)

Ledger 6. 8/1874 - 5/1875 - (1880)

Ledger 7. 5/1875 - 6/1876 - (1879)

Ledger 8. 6/1876 - 7/1877 - (1883)

Ledger 9. 7/1877 - 8/1878 - (1884)

Ledger 10. 8/1878 - 9/1879 - (1886)

Ledger 11. 9/1879 - 6/1880 - (1887)

Ledger 12. 8/1880 - 3/1881 - (1885)

Ledger 13. 3/1881 - 12/1881 - (1887)

Ledger 14. 1/1882 - 9/1882 - (1889)

Ledger 15. 9/1882 - 7/1883 - (1889)

Ledger 16. 7/1883 - 6/1884 - (1890)

Ledger 17. 6/1884 - 5/1885 - (1890)

Ledger 18. 5/1885 - 3/1886 - (1890)

Ledger 19. 3/1886 - 1/1887 - (1890)

Ledger 20. 1/1887 - 9/1887 - (1891)

Ledger 21. 9/1887 - 7/1888 - (1891)

Ledger 22. 7/1888 - 4/1889 - (1893)

Ledger 23. 4/1889 - 2/1890 - (1893)

Ledger 24. 2/1890 - 9/1890 - (1893)

Ledger AA. 7/1872 - 1/1874 - (1880)

Ledger BB. 1/1873 - 7/1876 - (1880)

Ledger CC. 7/1876 - 7/1878 - (1884)

Ledger DD. 7/1878 - 1/1880 - (1887)

Ledger EE. 1/1880 - 7/1880 - (1888)

Ledger FF. 7/1880 - 7/1881 - (1888)

Ledger GG. 7/1881 - 1/1883 - (1889)

Ledger HH. 1/1883 - 1/1884 - (1890)

Ledger II. 1/1884 - 1/1885 - (1890)

Ledger KK. 1/1885 - 1/1886 - (1890)

Ledger LL. 1/1886 - 1/1887 - (1892)

Ledger MM. 1/1887 - 1/1888 - (1891)

Ledger NN. 1/1888 - 7/1888 - (1892)

Ledger OO. 7/1888 - 1/1889 - (1892)

Ledger PP. 1/1889 - 1/1890 - (1893)

Ledger RR. 1/1890 - 7/1890 - (1893)

Ledger 1-5000.          7/1890 - 1/1901 - (1902)

Ledger 5001-10000. 7/1890 - 1/1891 - (1899)

Ledger 10001-15000. 1/1891 - 1/1892 - (1902)

Ledger 15001-20000. 1/1892 - 1/1901 - (1903)

Ledger 20001-25000. 7/1892 - 1/1893 - (1903)

Ledger 30001-35000. 9/1890 - 8/1891 - (1902)

Ledger 35001-40000. 8/1891 - 7/1892 - (1903)

Ledger 40001-45000. 7/1892 - 7/1893 - (1903)

Ledger 45001-50000. 7/1893 - 7/1894 - (1900)

Ledger 50001-55000. 7/1894 - 7/1895 - (1903)

Ledger 55001-60000. 7/1895 - 7/1896 - (1903)

Ledger 60001-65000. 7/1896 - 7/1897 - (1904)

Ledger 65001-70000. 7/1897 - 9/1898 - (1904)

Ledger 70001-75000. 9/1898 - 7/1899 - (1905)

Ledger 75001-80000. 7/1899 - 5/1900 - (1905)

Ledger 80001-85000. 5/1900 - 3/1901 - (1905)

Ledger 85001-90000. 3/1901 - 1/1902 - (1905)

Ledger 90001-95000. 1/1902 - 11/1902 - (1905)

In box:

Index to ledger B.

Index to ledger C.

Index to ledger D.

Index to ledger E.

Index to ledger F.

Index to ledger G.

Index to ledger H.

Index to ledger I.

Index to ledger K.

Index to ledger L.

Index to ledger M.

Index to ledger N.

Index to Transfer Ledger .

Index to ledger T-1.

Index to ledger “A-L 1854-1858".

Index to ledger “M-Y 1854-1858".

Combined index to ledgers “A-L” and “M-Y”, 1854-1858 .

Ledger Index #1. 1858 - 1868. For ledgers H - N, T-1, and the Transfer Ledger.

Ledger Index #2. 9/1868 to 1878. For ledgers O - P; 4 - 10; BB - DD; T-2 (indexed as "T").

Ledger Index #3. 1878 - 1881. For ledgers 9 - 13; DD - FF.

Ledger Index #4. 1882 - 1888. For ledgers 14 - 21; GG - NN.

Series 8. Signature books

There is no index to these volumes. From about 1865 to 1890, the index to account books will lead to the date an account opened, and the signature will appear on that day. The earliest two books include only signatures with occasional comments. In 1857, the depositor's residence began to be recorded. As of 1863, these volumes recorded name, residence, occupation and remarks. Birthplace and age began to be recorded systematically in 1882. Marital status and names of parents were added in 1890.

Volume 1. 1844-1849

Volume 2. 1850-1857

Volume 3. 7/1857 - 9/1861

Volume 4. 10/1861 - 6/1863

Volume 5. 1/1863 - 1/1867

Volume 6. 1/1867 - 1/1870

Volume 7. 1/1870 - 1/1873

Volume 8. 1/1873 - 4/1875

Volume 9. 5/1875 - 12/1877

Volume 10. 1/1878 - 5/1880

Volume 11. 6/1880 - 5/1882

Volume 12. 6/1882 - 9/1884

Volume 13. 9/1884 - 11/1886

Volume 14. 11/1886 - 7/1888

Volume 15. 8/1888 - 5/1890

Volume 16. 5/1890 - 9/1890

Volume 17. 1890 -                 (1-5000)

Volume 18. 1891 -                 (5001-10000)

Volume 19. 1891 -                 (10001-15000)

Volume 20. 1892 -                 (15001-20000)

Volume 21. 1893 -                 (20001-25000) (volume for 25001-30000 apparently lost)

Volume 22. 1890 -                 (30001-35000)

Volume 23. 1891 -                 (35001-40000)

Volume 24. 1892 -                 (40001-45000)

Volume 25. 1893 -                 (45001-50000)

Volume 26. 1894 -                 (50001-55000)

Volume 27. 1895 -                 (55001-60000)

Volume 28. 1897 -                 (60001-65000)

Volume 29. 1897                   (65001-66538)

Series 9. Loan Books

Forms listing name of borrower, date, amount of loan, and the property securing the loan. In the form of an authorization from the bank's loan committee to its treasurer.

Box 1:

12/1843 - 11/1851 (1851-1858 missing)

11/1858 - 1/1864

1/1864 - 1/1868

1/1868 - 4/1870

4/1870 - 4/1874

4/1874 - 3/1877

3/1877 - 6/1884

6/1884 - 12/1887

Box 2:

12/1887 - 3/1892

3/1892 - 12/1896

1/1897 - 1/1902

1/1902 - 3/1908

3/1908 - 8/1911

8/1911 - 9/1914

9/1914 - 9/1918

9/1918 - 6/1921

6/1921 - 8/1922

Loose:

8/1922 - 1/1923

1/1923 - 6/1923

7/1923 - 11/1923

11/1923 - 4/1924

4/1924 - 10/1924

10/1924 - 5/1925

5/1925 - 10/1925

10/1925 - 2/1926

2/1926 - 7/1926

Box 3:

7/1926 - 5/1927

5/1927 - 4/1928

5/1928 - 3/1929

3/1929 - 1/1930

1/1930 - 2/1931

2/1931 - 6/1932

6/1932 - 12/1934

Box 4:

12/1934 - 2/1938

2/1938 - 1/1947

1/1947 - 11/1949

11/1949 - 5/1951

5/1951 - 8/1952

8/1952 - 12/1953

12/1953 - 9/1956

Series 10. Discount books

Authorization to the bank treasurer to discount paper held on the account of depositors. Lists the date, name of account holder, discount price, and detailed description of discounted paper.

Box 1:

11/1856 - 5/1862

6/1862 - 7/1870

8/1870 - 2/1884

2/1884 - 12/1889

12/1889 - 7/1896

7/1896 - 8/1906

8/1906 - 7/1916

Series 11. Bill books

The information recorded in these volumes changes over the years, but generally these books were used to track payment on large short-term loans issued to investors. In 1896, the bill book lists drawer or maker; due date; amount; date of note; time (duration); rate; date of record; security (either a guarantor or collateral); and date charged.

Loose:

6/1858 - 12/1883

4/1866 - 12/1881

7/1883 - 7/1887

1/1887 - 8/1895

1/1896 - 12/1900

Box 1:

1/1901 - 12/1903

1/1906 - 12/1910

1/1911 - 12/1915

1/1916 - 12/1920

1/1921 - 12/1925

1/1926 - 12/1929

11/1929 - 5/1932

7/1932 - 12/1936

1/1937 - 12/1942

4/1942 - 4/1951</