Northern Bank of Kentucky
1835 to 1899
Principal office located at Lexington, Kentucky. Established by the Commonwealth of Kentucky on February 20, 1835. President(s): Madison C. Johnson. Cashier(s): Augustus F. Hawkins.
Branch office located at Barbourville, Kentucky. Dissolved by 1863. President(s): George M. Adams. Cashier(s): William McClanahan.
Branch office located at Covington, Kentucky. President(s): James M. Preston and James Taylor. Cashier(s): William Ernst.
Branch office located at Glasgow, Kentucky. President(s): George W. Trabue. Cashier(s): Thomas J. Gorin.
Branch office located at Louisville, Kentucky. President(s): William Richardson and L. L. Warren. Cashier(s): John Milton and Henry C. Pindell. Director(s): 1861—W. Mitchell, Sandford Duncan, E. A. Gardner, William E. Glover, W. F. Bullock, and L. L. Warren. 1864—William E. Glover, E. A. Gardner, William Hughes, D. B. Light, Robert Murrell, and R. A. Robinson.
Branch office located at Paris, Kentucky. President(s): Charlton Alexander and Robert T. Davis. Cashier(s): Thomas Kelly and Charlton Alexander.
Branch office located at Richmond, Kentucky. President(s): Daniel Breck. Cashier(s): E. L. Shackleford.
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