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In great-grandfather's time
Jonesborough was a thriving community with a very
active commerce due principally to the the presence of the East Tennessee,
Virginia
and Georgia Railroad.
Below are some views of paper currency that were in use at the time.
Lay cursor over image to see the reverse side.
Bank of East Tennessee, Jonesboro
Three Dollar Note - Jan. 1, 1850 (G-349*)
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Bank of East Tennessee, Jonesboro
One Dollar Note - May. 1, 1854
(G-344)
(reverse of this note is blank) |
Bank of East Tennessee, Jonesboro
One Dollar Note - Jan. 1, 1855
(G-345) |
Bank of East Tennessee, Jonesboro
Two Dollar Note - May 1, 1854
(G-346)
(reverse of this note is blank) |
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Bank of East Tennessee, Jonesboro
Two Dollar Note - Jan 1, 1855
(G-347) |
Bank of East Tennessee, Jonesboro
Three Dollar Note - May 1, 1854
(G-348)
(reverse of this note is blank) |
Bank of East Tennessee, Jonesboro
Five Dollar Note - Jan. 1, 1855
(G-350) |
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Bank of East Tennessee, Jonesboro
Five Dollar Note - Oct. 1, 1854
(G-351)
(reverse of this note is blank) |
Bank of East Tennessee, Jonesboro
Five Dollar Note - Oct. 1, 1854
(G-352)
(reverse of this note is blank) |
Bank of East Tennessee, Jonesboro
Five Dollar Note - Jan. 1, 1855
(G-353) |
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Bank of East Tennessee, Jonesboro
Ten Dollar Note - Jan. 1, 1855
(G-355) |
Bank of East Tennessee, Jonesboro
Twenty Dollar Note - Jan. 1, 1855
(G-356)
(reverse of this note is blank) |
Bank of East Tennessee, Jonesboro
Twenty Dollar Note - Jan. 1, 1855
(G-357) |
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* Garland
Reference for Obsolete Tennessee Bank Notes |
This page was last updated on
03/09/2010
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