1792 | WOOD, PITT & CO [Benjamin Wood] |
1797 | WOOD, PITT & CO [Jacob Wood 1820] |
1817 | TETBURY SAVINGS BANK instituted |
1820 | WOOD, PITT, BOWLEY & CROOME of Cirencester |
1822 | SAVINGS BANK, Town Hall; James John Quarrier Myles, secretary |
1822 | WOOD, PITT & CO, Long Street |
1827 | WOOD, PITT & CO paid rates of £18 15s on New Bank & £6 on Old Bank Poor Rates |
1830 | WOOD, PITT & CO, draw on Esdaile & Co, London |
1830 | SAVINGS BANK, Edward Burchell, actuary |
1831 | Wood & Co private bank merged with Joint Stock Bank, Gloucestershire Banking Company |
1834 | Pitt & Co, private bank merged with Joint Stock Bank, County of Gloucester Banking Company |
1836 | Mr James Wood, the famous miserly banker of Gloucester died in April 1836 |
1840 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK, Long Street. Draw on Glyn & Co [est.1/8/1836] SAVINGS BANK, Chipping Lane |
1842 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK, draws on Glyn, Halifax, Mills & Co, London. Manager Joseph Wood SAVINGS BANK, Francis Brown, actuary [open every Wednesday] |
1844 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK, draws on Glyn, Halifax, Mills & Co, London. Manager Joseph Wood SAVINGS BANK, Francis Brown, actuary [open every Wednesday] |
1850 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK Long St (draws on Glyn Halifax & Co, London) Joseph Wood Manager SAVINGS BANK Chipping Lane Francis Brown Actuary |
1852 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK, draws on Glyn, Halifax, Mills & Co, London. Manager Joseph Wood SAVINGS BANK, Chipping Lane Francis Brown, actuary [open every Wednesday]1855SAVINGS BANK number of depositors at end of year total 1430 depositing a total of £40,994 9s 2d |
1856 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK, Long Street; Manager H.G.Wood, draw on Glyn & Co SAVINGS BANK, the Chipping; actuary Francis Brown [open Weds 12-1] |
1859 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK, Long Street; Manager H.G.Wood, draw on Glyn & Co SAVINGS BANK, the Chipping; actuary Francis Brown [open Weds 12-1] |
1860 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK, Long Street; Manager H.G.Wood, draw on Glyn & Co - BANK on Long Street owned by Joseph Wood, occupied by Henry Wood [poor rates] SAVINGS BANK, the Chipping; actuary Francis Brown [open Weds 12-1] BANKING COMPANY owned Savings Bank, Chipping Lane, occupied by Patience Crew Poor Rates |
1863 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK, Long Street; manager Henry Goldney Wood draw on Glyn & Co SAVINGS BANK, The Chipping; Francis Brown, actuary, [open Weds 12-1] POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK money orders issued and paid from 9am-6pm, 8pm on Sat |
1868 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK, draws on Glyn, Mills & Co, London. Manager Henry Golding Wood SAVINGS BANK, The Chipping; Francis Brown, actuary, [open Weds] |
1870 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK, draws on Glyn, Mills Currie & Co, London. Manager Henry G Wood SAVINGS BANK, the Chipping; actuary Francis Brown [open Weds 12-1] |
1874 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK, Manager Henry G Wood POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK money orders issued and paid |
1876 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK, Long Street; Manager Henry Goldney Wood POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK money orders issued and paid |
1884 | TETBURY SAVINGS BANK published it's annual accounts for the year 1882-83. There was a total number of 1138 investors with the largest group having between £1 and £5 invested. The largest investors had over £200. In addition to private investors were 3 penny banks, 23 charitable societies and 4 friendly societies. E.W.Estcourt was the chairman and Francis Brown Jun. actuary. |
1885 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK LTD, Long Street; Manager William Henry Ward draw on London & Westminster Bank Limited, London, E.C SAVINGS BANK, The Chipping; Francis Brown, actuary, [open Weds 12-1] POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK, Long Street |
1889 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK LTD ( Arthur Dunsford Manager) Long Street; Draw On London & Westminster Bank Limited London E.C TETBURY PENNY BANK (Tetbury Savings Banks) this bank closed it's books when the accounts of the Trustee Savings Bank were to be transferred to the Post Office Savings Bank. An advert in the Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard - Saturday 09 March 1889 (page 1) invited all to attend the bank in March for repayment or reinvestment of their money. |
1891 | Premises of the late Tetbury Savings Bank were up for sale |
1897 | COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANK LTD [now Lloyds Bank] Albert Appleby Manager Long Street Draw On London Office 72 Lombard Street E.C1908WILTS & DORSET BANKING COMPANY – opened branch office |
1901 | TETBURY PENNY BANK (Tetbury Savings Bank) - Despite every effort made to repay all depositors with their money many were still owed. The Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard - Saturday 19 January 1901 (page 1) ran an advert giving notice that from the 30th April 1901 they would deal with any remaining money as they thought fit. Any applications for funds as were listed in tables could be made to Francis Brown, Bamford House. There then followed lists of depositors with amounts not exceeding 3d (3 old pence, in new pence it would have been about 1.5 pence), those with between 3d-6d; 6d-1s(hilling) and so forth. There are many well known Tetbury family names. |
1914 | LONDON, CITY & MIDLAND BANK – new branch to be opened in town LLOYDS BANK LTD (Edward Thomas Boyce manager) Long Street draw on London office 71 Lombard Street E.C WILTS & DORSET Bank Limited (James Garton manager) Church Street Draw On London County & Westminster Bank Limited London E.C |
1919 | LLOYDS BANK LTD, Long Street; manager George Smith Tovey; draw on London Office, Lombard Street, London, EC3 |
1921 | LONDON JOINT CITY & MIDLAND BANK – opened on Long Street |
1923 | Lloyds Bank Limited (George Smith Tovey manager) Long Street ; draw on London Office 71 Lombard Street EC3 London Joint City & Midland Bank Ltd (Branch) ( William McClure manager) ; open daily 10 am to 3 pm ; Wed 10 am to 4 pm ; Sat 9 am to 12 noon, Long Street ; draw on head office 5 Thread Needle St London EC2 |
2015 | HSBC bank on Long Street closes on 4 December |
2017 | Lloyds bank on Long Street announces closure |