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1.
Data
published by the Bank in its Staff Publications. 2.
Data
offered to us by former staff and/or their relatives. 3.
Data
obtained through public sources of reference including online.
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MARTINS BANK STAFF DATABASE The career information of thousands of martins Bank’s staff was
published between 1946 and 1969 by martins Bank in its Staff Magazine,
several thousands of copies of which remain in the public domain today. We have taken that information and used it
build a database that can provide staff members who are still alive with a
copy of their career path within the bank. The vast majority of people listed
in the database are sadly now no longer with us, and their information is
made available to historians, reasearchers, and to those looking for
information to build their family tree.
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Martins Bank Archive –
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The majority of Staff recorded in our database are no longer
alive. The following example shows a
typical record in the database which shows someone’s career details from when
they joined until published records ceased at the end of 1969:
If you have contacted
us by email and contributed information and/or physical items to the Archive,
and you have any concerns about how your data is used by us, please do get in
touch with us at martinsbankarchive@btinternet.com
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