George Clinton Textor

Background

Textor, George Clinton was born on July 28, 1900 in Brooklyn. Son of Emil and Georgina (Kirkpatrick) Textor.

Education

Educational public schools of New York City.

Career

With Marine Midland Grace Trust Company. New York City, 1916-1968, became executive vice president, 1950, president until 1966, chairman, chief Executive officer, 1966-1967, Chairman of the Board 1967-1968. Director Foremost-Mckesson, Incorporated., C F & I Steel Corporation, Random House, Marine Midland Banks, Incorporated., Pepsi Cola, Incorporated., Ambac Industries, Incorporated., Houdaille Industries, Incorporated., Carrier Corporation, Crum & Forster, Sperry Rand Corporation Chairman board of trustees Ithaca College.

Trustee New York Community Trust, National Foundation.

Director Salvation Army, American-Israel Cultural Foundation. Governor, treasurer Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation.

Treasurer, director Federation Protestant Welfare Agencies.

Achievements

• George Clinton Textor has been listed as a noteworthy banker by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American, New York State bankers associations, American Institute Banking, Reserve City Bankers Association, Federal Hall Memorial Associates (governor), New York Clearing House Association, National Association of Manufacturers (director), New York Chamber of Commerce. Clubs: Bankers of America, Racquet and Tennis, Downtown Association, Economic, Pilgrims, Pinnacle, Newcomen Society (New York City).

Connections

Married Janice Fleming, March 17, 1939. Children: (by former marriage): Joan (Mistress C. Mildrum), George, Donald.

Father:

Emil Textor

Mother:

Georgina (Kirkpatrick) Textor

Spouse:

Janice Fleming

child:

(by former marriage): Joan (Mistress C. Mildrum) Textor

child:

Donald Textor

child:

George Textor