Sacramento County
Biographies
FRANK HOWARD CONN
For many years
Frank H. Conn has been identified with the banking
interests of Sacramento and is now
holding the responsible position of assistant manager of the Bank of America,
National Trust & Savings Association. He was born in Grantville,
Nevada county, California,
and is a son of John and Emaline M. (Burr) Conn.
The father came to California in
young manhood and engaged in mining, later turning his attention to the hotel
business. The mother moved to Sacramento
about sixty-two years ago, and here her death occurred in 1927, at the age of
ninety-five years.
Frank H. Conn received his education in the public schools and took
a commercial course in Atkinson’s Business
College. He was in the employ of
the Sacramento Lumber Company about one year, after which he entered the old
Sacramento Bank, starting at the bottom. He devoted himself tirelessly to the
interests of that institution, earning promotion after promotion until he
became assistant cashier. That bank was eventually taken over by the Bank of
America of California, of which Mr. Conn was
continued as assistant cashier, or manager. He has
back of him a splendid record as a banker, has been a real factor in the
progress and prosperity of the institutions with which he has been connected
and is very highly regarded in business and banking circles.
Mr.
Conn was united
in marriage to Miss Sadie Crossley, who also is a
native of California, and they
are the parents of a daughter, Doris, who is married and lives in Honolulu,
Hawaii. Mr.
Conn is a
republican in his political views, and is a member of the Rotary Club, the
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, the Woodmen of the World, and Sunset
Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West, of which he has been secretary
for thirty-five years. A man of strong character, a capable banker,
public-spirited citizen and loyal friend, he is greatly respected by those who
know him.
Transcribed by Debbie Walke Gramlick.
Source: Wooldridge, J.W. Major History of the Sacramento
Valley California,
Vol. 2 pgs. 390-391. The Pioneer
Historical Publishing Co. Chicago 1931.
© 2005 Debbie Walke Gramlick.
Sacramento
County Biographies
. The Pioneer Historical
Publishing Co. Chicago 1931.
© 2005 Debbie Walke Gramlick.
Sacramento
County Biographies