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Farmers' Bank of Delaware

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for $ 38.6 million, which required the passage of a special statute that allowed the Pennsylvania-based Girard Bank to acquire a Delaware bank. Girard Bank was acquired by
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passed legislation allowing the Farmers' Bank to incorporate and issue $ 500,000 of capital, via 10,000 shares at $ 50 each. The bank was incorporated by
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In 1976, the state of Delaware increased its ownership from 49% to 80% after the bank lost $ 20.8 million in 1975 and the
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and the FDIC, the state of Delaware agreed to keep all its deposits in the bank.
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In 1899, the branch in New Castle was closed after the city went into decline.
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In 1837, the bank was selected as the depository for the federal surplus.
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A supplementary charter on January 22, 1813, added a fourth branch in
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Pivotal Policies in Delaware: From Desegregation to Deregulation
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In February 1976, the bank held merger talks with Girard Bank.
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selected the bank as a local depository for federal revenues.
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George Richardson (January 3, 1878, to at least 1888)
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On December 20, 1981, when the bank was on the verge
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Francis Barry (January 7, 1868, to January 8, 1878)
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Index

Banking
Girard Bank
Dover, Delaware
Delaware
bank failure
Girard Bank
branches
Delaware General Assembly
Henry M. Ridgely
Dover
New Castle
Georgetown
National Bank of Delaware
Wilmington
Second Bank of the United States
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sherman W. Tribbitt
bank failure
Girard Bank
Mellon Bank
Citizens Financial Group
Henry M. Ridgely
Allan Thomson
James A. Bayard Jr.
David C. Wilson
Charles I. du Pont
"BANKING HAVEN"
The Washington Post
Archived

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