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Tabular Guide to United States National ✯ Banks, 1863-1935 V0lume 12: Bank Monographs, Charters: 701-800 Compiled by Andrew W. Pollock III Meredith, New Hampshire, 2021 Tabular Guide to United States National Banks, 1863- ✯ ✯ 1935 V0lume 12: Bank Monographs Publication Statement   Thanks for downloading this volume. This work was created to advance the knowledge and appreciation of U.S. economic history and numismatics. The author has not and will not derive any financial benefit from its publication. As this volume was prepared using a non-commercial version of Microsoft Office, the software user license prohibits its distribution for profit. Caveat: as there are many thousands of data listings on the following pages, occasional typographical errors are likely to exist. Tabular Guide to United States National Banks, 1863- ✯ ✯ 1935 V0lume 12: Bank Monographs Previous Volumes   Previous volumes in this series: Volume 1: General Introduction, Part I: source materials on the topic of national banks; national bank tallies from year to year from 1863 to 1935 for each state, and for the United States as a whole; aggregate financial resources of national banks from year to year from 1863 to 1935 for each state, and for the United States as a whole; listings of the 50 largest national banks in the United States in terms of total resources from year to year from 1865 to 1935; listings of the 50 national banks having the largest circulations of national bank notes from year to year from 1865 to 1934. Volume 2: General Introduction, Part II. State listings of the largest $1,000,000+ national banks in terms of total resources, 1865 to 1935. States covered: Alabama to Montana. Volume 3: General Introduction, Part III. State listings of the largest $1,000,000+ national banks in terms of total resources, 1865 to 1935. States covered: Nebraska to Wyoming. Volume 4: Bank lists: Titles of all 14,348 charter numbers conferred by the OCC up till the end of 1935. These listings are arranged: • Numerically by charter number. • Alphabetically by state, city, and title. Volumes 5 through 11: Bank monographs on charter numbers 1-700, with 100 charter numbers per volume. Volumes 5A through 11A: Documentation on charter numbers 1-700, with 100 charter numbers per volume. Tabular Guide to United States National Banks, 1863- ✯ ✯ 1935 V0lume 12: Bank Monographs Table of Contents   Section 1: Preliminary Articles: Acknowledgments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Scope and Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Section 2: Bibliography: Cited Titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 How to view the Smithsonian Institution’s collection of certified 35 proofs of U.S. currency online . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Section 3: Bank monographs, listed by charter number from 701 to 800. Charter Numbers by State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Charter No. 701 (1865-1897) 38 Charter No. 702 (1865-1906) 43 Charter No. 703 (1865-1872) 48 Charter No. 704 (1865-1909) 51 Charter No. 705 (1865-1935) 56 Charter No. 706 (1865-1935) 63 Charter No. 707 (1865-1935) 69 Charter No. 708 (1865-1933) 75 Charter No. 709 (1865-1935) 81 Charter No. 710 (1865-1935) 87 Charter No. 711 (1865-1929) 96 Charter No. 712 (1865-1920) 101 Charter No. 713 (1865-1910) 106 Charter No. 714 (1865-1935) 112 Charter No. 715 (1865-1935) 118 Charter No. 716 (1865-1905) 124 Charter No. 717 (1865-1935) 130 Charter No. 718 (1865-1935) 136 Charter No. 719 (1865-1877) 143 Charter No. 720 (1865-1935) 147 Charter No. 721 (1865-1935) 153 Tabular Guide to United States National Banks, 1863- ✯ ✯ 1935 V0lume 12: Bank Monographs Table of Contents   Charter No. 722 (1865-1908) 160 Charter No. 723 (1865-1935) 166 Charter No. 724 (1865-1873) 173 Charter No. 725 (1865-1912) 177 Charter No. 726 (1865-1935) 183 Charter No. 727 (1865-1921) 189 Charter No. 728 (1865-1935) 195 Charter No. 729 (1865-1873) 201 Charter No. 730 (1865-1885) 204 Charter No. 731 (1865-1914) 209 Charter No. 732 (1865-1935) 214 Charter No. 733 (1865-1929) 221 Charter No. 734 (1865-1889) 229 Charter No. 735 (1865-1935) 233 Charter No. 736 (1865-1935) 239 Charter No. 737 (1865-1935) 245 Charter No. 738 (1865-1897) 251 Charter No. 739 (1865-1885) 256 Charter No. 740 (1865-1909) 261 Charter No. 741 (1865-1884) 266 Charter No. 742 (1865-1935) 271 Charter No. 743 (1865-1919) 277 Charter No. 744 (1865-1884) 283 Charter No. 745 (1865-1935) 287 Charter No. 746 (1865-1905) 293 Charter No. 747 (1865-1931) 298 Charter No. 748 (1865-1935) 304 Charter No. 749 (1865-1935) 310 Charter No. 750 (1865-1872) 316 Charter No. 751 (1865-1919) 320 Charter No. 752 (1865-1935) 326 Charter No. 753 (1865-1902) 332 Charter No. 754 (1865-1922) 337 Charter No. 755 (1865-1870) 343 Charter No. 756 (1865-1915) 346 Charter No. 757 (1865-1915) 351 Charter No. 758 (1865-1935) 357 Tabular Guide to United States National Banks, 1863- ✯ ✯ 1935 V0lume 12: Bank Monographs Table of Contents   Charter No. 759 (1865-1885) 363 Charter No. 760 (1865-1913) 367 Charter No. 761 (1865-1910) 373 Charter No. 762 (1865-1931) 378 Charter No. 763 (1865-1930) 384 Charter No. 764 (1865-1905) 390 Charter No. 765 (1865-1903) 395 Charter No. 766 (1865-1916) 400 Charter No. 767 (1865-1904) 405 Charter No. 768 (1865-1891) 410 Charter No. 769 (1865-1935) 415 Charter No. 770 (1865-1910) 421 Charter No. 771 (1865-1874) 426 Charter No. 772 (1865-1907) 429 Charter No. 773 (1865-1884) 435 Charter No. 774 (1865-1934) 440 Charter No. 775 (1865-1934) 446 Charter No. 776 (1865-1931) 452 Charter No. 777 (1865-1894) 458 Charter No. 778 (1865-1899) 463 Charter No. 779 (1865-1935) 468 Charter No. 780 (1865-1935) 474 Charter No. 781 (1865-1927) 480 Charter No. 782 (1865-1910) 486 Charter No. 783 (1865) 491 Charter No. 784 (1865-1935) 494 Charter No. 785 (1865-1907) 500 Charter No. 786 (1865-1935) 505 Charter No. 787 (1865-1896) 512 Charter No. 788 (1865-1899) 517 Charter No. 789 (1865-1908) 522 Charter No. 790 (1865-1875) 527 Charter No. 791 (1865-1922) 531 Charter No. 792 (1865-1931) 537 Charter No. 793 (1865-1885) 543 Charter No. 794 (1865-1932) 548 Charter No. 795 (1865-1935) 555 Tabular Guide to United States National Banks, 1863- ✯ ✯ 1935 V0lume 12: Bank Monographs Table of Contents   Charter No. 796 (1865-1917) 561 Charter No. 797 (1865-1879) 567 Charter No. 798 (1865-1879) 571 Charter No. 799 (1865-1935) 575 Charter No. 800 (1865-1906) 581 Tabular Guide to United States National ✯ Banks, 1863-1935 V0lume 12: Bank Monographs Section 1: Preliminary Articles Tabular Guide to United States National Banks, 1863- ✯ ✯ 1935 V0lume 12: Bank Monographs Acknowledgments   I would like to publicly acknowledge help Kathy E. Cosgrove, senior reference that I received from the following people librarian at the research library of the during the course of my research, U.S. Federal Reserve Bank in St. Louis, leading up to this volume: provided the author with information on the serial publication Individual Rebecca Aftowicz, reference librarian Statements on Condition of National at the research library at the Office of Banks. the Comptroller of the Currency, provided information on the OCC’s Mark Drengson made vast collection of Comptroller Bulletins. improvements to a 330,000+-row spreadsheet of bank officer and bank Leonard Augsburger arranged for statistics data, and added a column some of the author’s research to be giving the specific dates when banks hosted by Archive.org by way of the filed their annual statements. He located Newman Numismatic Portal, broadening a copy of the 1885 edition of the awareness of this project within the Annual Report of the Comptroller of the numismatic community. This resulted in Currency containing bank statements the participation of important and helped abstract data from that contributors who have expanded the source. He compiled a list of bank scope and improved the accuracy of the presidents and cashiers from the 1863 content. volume of Bankers Magazine and Statistical Register. Rose Buchanan, archives specialist at the National Archives in Washington, James Ehrhardt made numerous D.C. supplied information on a collection corrections that remedied the of Comptroller Bulletins and related misspellings of the names of Iowa bank materials in the papers of the Bureau of officers that had been transcribed from Indian Affairs. the annual reports of the Comptroller of the Currency. Dr. Sergio Correia discovered more than 1,000 transcription errors in a Wayne Homren published an 330,000+-row spreadsheet, compiled by announcement of the author’s research the author for use in this and other in the E-sylum, broadening awareness of volumes, thereby making the work more the work in the numismatic community. accurate and useful. He also provided the author with scans of pages of Dr. Peter Huntoon provided documents that were missing in copies information on types of documents in available for download from the major the National Archives that have direct online information aggregation services, relevance to national banks, introduced and shared links to other materials that me to others that have made important advanced the work. He also shared some contributions to the project, and charts and graphs illustrating the value broadened its impact within the sphere of this type of visual data presentation. of the paper money community. He provided bank statistical data from the 9 Tabular Guide to United States National Banks, 1863- ✯ ✯ 1935 V0lume 12: Bank Monographs Acknowledgments   Annual Reports of the Comptroller of the varieties having either stacked treasury Currency for the years 1863 and 1864, signatures or in-line treasury signatures. which the author did not have access to, helped to compile bank statement data Thomas Mcanear of the National from the 1885 Annual Report of the Archives helped the author to locate a Comptroller of the Currency. He made digital copy of the 1941 edition the more than 1,000 corrections to a OCC’s Alphabetical List of National 330,000+-row spreadsheet containing Banks by States, which has extensive bank officer listings and bank statistics information on consolidations, data from year to year, and provided the receiverships, and voluntary liquidations. author with much data he gleaned from records in the National Archives. Dr. Dr. Smith Williams of the Center for Huntoon also wrote an article for the Financial Research at the Federal Deposit Bank Note Reporter publicizing this Insurance Corporation provided a link to research. Dr. Huntoon also provided an FDIC database that has important terminology for 1882-series $5 note historical information on national banks. 10