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Fullerton, Nebraska
In 1883, Chauncey L. Wiltse saw the need for further expanding his banking facilities and service to the community. He made application for a National Bank Charter, which was granted May 29, 1883, under the name of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FULLERTON, with the same officers as the Nance County Bank. In 2007 the First National Bank and Trust of Fullerton established its first branch office located in St. Edward Nebraska. In June 2010, First National Bank & Trust became First Bank & Trust of Fullerton.
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