1863 $1 Wisconsin National Banks Charters

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Item	Info
Series	1863
Type	National Bank Note
Seal Varieties	Red with rays
See Also	If your note doesn't match try: 1. 1862 $1 Legal Tender 2. 1869 $1 Legal Tender

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The following list of 1863 Wisconsin Charters is not exact. More banks are listed than may have issued 1863 $1 notes. For exact charter issue info, see info below table.

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1863 $1 Wisconsin National Banks

Bank	Charter	Charter Year
First-Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee 64	64	1863
First National Bank of Janesville 83	83	1863
First National Bank of Hudson 95	95	1863
First National Bank of Whitewater 124	124	1863
First National Bank of Madison 144	144	1863
First National Bank of Fort Atkinson 157	157	1863
First National Bank of Columbus 178	178	1863
First National Bank of Kenosha 212	212	1864
First National Bank of Oshkosh 218	218	1864
First National Bank of Monroe 230	230	1864
First National Bank of Berlin 400	400	1864
First National Bank of Ripon 425	425	1864
First National Bank of Fox Lake 426	426	1864
First National Bank of Racine 457	457	1864
First-Fond du Lac National Bank of Fond du Lac 555	555	1864
Rock County National Bank of Janesville 749	749	1865
Beloit National Bank of Beloit 836	836	1865
National Bank of Beaver Dam of Beaver Dam 851	851	1865
First National Bank of Manitowoc 852	852	1865
First National Bank of Elkhorn 873	873	1865
First National Bank of Green Bay 874	874	1865
National Exchange Bank of Milwaukee 1003	1003	1865
City National Bank of Green Bay 1009	1009	1865
Wisconsin National Bank of Watertown 1010	1010	1865
Milwaukee National Bank of Wisconsin of Milwaukee 1017	1017	1865
National Bank of Jefferson of Jefferson 1076	1076	1865
Waukesha National Bank of Waukesha 1086	1086	1865
First National Bank of Sparta 1115	1115	1865
Farmers' National Bank of Waukesha 1159	1159	1865
National Bank of Delavan of Delavan 1248	1248	1865
First National Bank of La Crosse 1313	1313	1865
First National Bank of Cedarburg 1415	1415	1865
Merchants' National Bank of Milwaukee 1438	1438	1865
National City Bank of Milwaukee 1483	1483	1865
Commercial National Bank of Oshkosh 1568	1568	1865
First National Bank of Neenah 1602	1602	1865
Appleton National Bank of Appleton 1650	1650	1866
First National Bank of Bordhead 1710	1710	1870
National Bank of Menasha of Menasha 1714	1714	1870
First National Bank of Evansville 1729	1729	1870
First National Bank of Appleton 1749	1749	1870
First National Bank of Boscobel 1771	1771	1871
Union National Bank of Oshkosh 1787	1787	1871
Manufacturers' National Bank of Racine 1802	1802	1871
National Bank of Commerce of Green Bay 1819	1819	1871
Manufacturers' National Bank of Appleton 1820	1820	1871
First National Bank of Burlington 1933	1933	1872
First National Bank of Wisconsin Rapids 1998	1998	1872
First National Bank of Eau Claire 2069	2069	1872
First National Bank of Baraboo 2079	2079	1873
First National Bank of Sheboygan 2123	2123	1873
First National Bank of Chippewa Falls 2125	2125	1873
Kellogg National Bank of Green Bay 2132	2132	1874
First National Bank of De Pere 2133	2133	1874
First National Bank of Beloit 2163	2163	1874

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