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English: Stock certificate of the Hereford Railway for one share, issued 1 June 1829, printed on vellum, registered to Joseph Bailey of Nantyglo, County of Monmouth, owner of several ironworks and collieries, politician and banking house owner. This private bank was established in 1837 as Bailey, Morgan & Co by Sir Joseph Bailey and William Morgan. The bank was also known as Monmouthshire Agricultural & Commercial Bank. By 1846 the bank was called Joseph Bailey, Crawshay Bailey, Thomas Gratrex and William Williams. Branches were established in Monmouth and Newport. The bank also took over National Provincial Bank of England’s branch at Usk. In 1868 the bank was taken over by National Provincial Bank of England.
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Source „Sammlung Commodore“, Rüdiger K. Weng
Author Julie Ceccaldi

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