Tags: Peoples National Bank
158 Johnston Street
Rock Hill City Directories and History: 1908 – T.L. Johnston, Daisey D. Johnston, A.F. Ruff, [Pres. Enterprise Mnfg. Co., - VP of Manchester Cotton Mills], 1913 – David Hutchison [President, (…more)
416 East White Street
Rock Hill City Directories: 1938 – Harvey W. Robinson, Jean Robinson [cashier at Peoples National Bank], 1946-Harvey W. Robinson, Jean Robinson [cashier at Rock Hill National Bank], 1959-1963-Harvey W. Robinson, Jean Robinson (…more)
345 East Black Street
Rock Hill City Directories: 1936 – E. Leroy Byers, Willie M. Byers, [Bookkeeper, Peoples National Bank], 1938 - E. Leroy Byers, Willie M. Byers, [Bookkeeper, Peoples National Bank],
348 Oakland Avenue
Rock Hill City Directories: 1920 - J.G. Barron, Sarah S. Barron, [Assistant Cashier, People's National Bank and Notary], 1922 – J.G. Barron, Sarah S. Barron, [Assistant Cashier, People's National Bank and Notary], (…more)
107 Johnston Street
Rock Hill City Directories: 1908 – G.A. and Daisy Cowan [cotton buyer], 1913- Vacant, 1920 – F.W. Enniss, 1922- R.F. and Emma Roach [real estate], 1925- G.W. and Susie Griffin (…more)
105 Marion Street
Rock Hill City Directories: 1913- J.R. and Agnes F. London, assistant cashier People’s National Bank, 1920-1938- Not Listed
House numbers on Marion Street: Note that the number in the 400-500 group (…more)
219 Marion Street
Rock Hill City Directories: 1920-1938- John R. and Agnes London, assistant cashier at People’s National Bank, 1946 – John R. London, 1963/1975 – Mrs. Agnes F. London
Additional Information and History: (…more)
445 South Dave Lyle Boulevard
Rock Hill City Directories: 1920 – G.T. Riley – Peoples Drug Co., Maude Riley, 1922 – Rev. H.W. Davis, Lilian E. Davis, W.M. Davis, Frances Davis – Teacher, 1925 – (…more)
Lots #5 & 6 North
Lots #s 5 & 6 North: These two lots ran approximately from the side of People’s National Bank to the western side of St. John’s Methodist Church – original location.
Purchased (…more)
Lots #3 & 4 North
Lots #3 and 4 North: These lots ran approximately from the alley west of the York County Arts Council Building (2011), up to and including the old People’s Bank Building (…more)
