Background
Jones, Eiddon Lloyd was born on October 25, 1904 in Utica, New York, United States. Son of David and Jane (Lloyd) Jones.
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Eiddon Lloyd Jones
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Student in public schools, Utica.
Career
With, Marine Midland Trust Company of Mohawk Valley (formerly 1st Bank and Trust Company), Utica, since 1923; vice president, Marine Midland Trust Company of Mohawk Valley (formerly 1st Bank and Trust Company), 1950-1962; executive vice president, Marine Midland Trust Company of Mohawk Valley (formerly 1st Bank and Trust Company), 1962-1964; president, Chairman of the Board, Marine Midland Trust Company of Mohawk Valley (formerly 1st Bank and Trust Company), 1964-1968; Chairman of the Board, chief Executive officer, Marine Midland Trust Company of Mohawk Valley (formerly 1st Bank and Trust Company), 1968-1969; also director, Marine Midland Trust Company of Mohawk Valley (formerly 1st Bank and Trust Company), until 1971; now member of advisory committee. Executive council, Marine Midland Bank, 1964-1969; vice president, administrator shopping centers, Cale Development Corporation, 1971-1981; owner real estate company, Utica, since 1981.
Achievements
Membership
Assistant treasurer Greater Utica Community Chest, 1955, treasurer, 1956, campaign manager, since 1957, president, since 1959. Chairman Utica Cerebral Palsy and Handicappped Children's Association, since 1950. Campaign chairman United Fund Campaign, 1957.
Member planning board City of Utica, 1950-1974. Trustee St. Luke's Memorial Hospital. Trustee Utica College Foundation, 1964-1974, trustee emeritus, since 1974.
Board directors Faxton, Sunset, St. Luke's Nursing Home & Health Related Facility, since 1974, president 1986-1990. Board directors Boys Club Utica, since 1965. Member of New York State Bankers Association (Chairman group IV 1955-1956), Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce (president 1967-1969).
Connections
Married Ruth A Davies, April 23, 1932 (deceased April 1964). 1 son, Robert E; married Alice Liddy, August 30, 1965.
