Orange National Bank

Name	Orange National Bank
Ortssitz	Orange (N.J.)
Straße	Main Street
Art des Unternehmens	Bank
Anmerkungen	Lage: Main Street, near Cone Street.
Quellenangaben	[Industries of New Jersey, Essex County V (1882) 763]

Zeit	Ereignis
1828	Gründung
1865	Reorganisiert nach dem National Bank Act mit einem Kapital von $200.000

Produkt	ab	Bem.	bis	Bem.	Kommentar
Geldverkehr	1882	[Industries of N.J. (1882)]	1882	[Industries of N.J. (1882)]

ZEIT	1882
THEMA	Beschreibung
TEXT	Among the successful financial institutions of Essex County there are none more intimately connected with the interests of the community of that section or has enjoyed a career uniformly more prosperous than the Orange National Bank of Orange. It was established in 1828 as a State Bank, and in 1865 was reorganized under the National Bank Act with a capital of $200,000. Its officers and directors are gentlemen who have always been prominently identifieid with the interests of Essex County, the president, Charles A. Lighthope, Esq., having held that position many years, and it is to his efficient executive ability that the bank owes much of its success during his long connection with it. The cashier, Thomas J. Smith, Esq., is a time-tried official, well known, popular, and highly esteemed in the community, and the directors, Charles Williams, Esq., Elias O. Doremus, Esq., James Peck, Esq., Aaron B. Hanson, Esq., Abijah F. Pillin, Esq., Asher Crane, Esq., and Josiah Dodd, Esq., are all well-known gentlemen of liberality and public spirit. The business of the bank is catalogued as being in the formost rank among its contemporaries in the State outside of the city of Newark.
QUELLE	[Industries of New Jersey, Essex County V (1882) 763]