Powered by our past: 150 years of Marshall & Ilsley Bank, 1847-1997
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Powered by our past: 150 years of Marshall & Ilsley Bank, 1847-1997

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Powered by our past: 150 years of Marshall & Ilsley Bank, 1847-1997

by Ellen Langill
Product Group: Book
Publisher: M&I Corp (1997)
ISBN: 0965697908
EAN: 9780965697903
Unknown Binding: 151 pages
Edition: 1st
SKU: 7AD1-002-9-0507
Condition: VG Fair
Comments: Clean copy, no markings by previous owners; Corners bumped; Previous owner has attempted to repair extensively chipped dust jacket with scotch tape, which now lines most of the length of the edges; DJ also attached to boards by scotch tape, somewhat rubbed, and significantly soiled. Tight copy. *International Buyers Welcome!* (except for prohibitively heavy items, as noted) - Satisfied customers in over 40 countries! We ship quickly and guarantee satisfaction. Your purchase helps support a U. Chicago student


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History of Samuel Marshall and his Bank
Rating (4)
Date: 2002-10-16


My hobby is genealogy, and Samuel Marshall, the founder of M&I Bank was a 3rd cousin of mine. His first wife, Elizabeth Grubb was a 2nd cousin.

I mention these things because it is within the context of research that I purchased this book. It certainly has historical value, especially concerning the cities of Milwaukee and Madison, WI.

I would highly recommend the book for those that have an interest in the early history of these towns, the history of banking in Wisconsin, or a personal interest in Samuel Marshall or Charles Ilsley (Marshall's partner).

The book is well illustrated. Illustrations from the M & I archives, and perhaps from the Wisconsin Historical Society, can be found throughout the pages.

The research provided by the author, Ellen Langill, is exceptional. I know there were a couple of minor errors, but in general, she was able to reconstruct the story very well.

Ellen Langill, is well known among Wisconsin historians as a major contributor and has written many other historical accounts of early Wisconsin life. Her style of writing is easy to read and flows well. She transitions from chapter to chapter with ease. Certainly this book is no exception. The illustrations, the bold print--even the cover are colorful. After all, what's wrong with enjoying yourself while doing research!

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