found: Carnegie Corporation of New York records, 1900-2004, finding aid, via WWW, viewed October 25, 2016Series VI (Home Trust Company; Andrew Carnegie established the Home Trust Company in 1901. The role of this financial institution was to invest, keep, and distribute the money Carnegie had set aside for philanthropic activities, as well as distribute money and pensions to relatives, friends, and others as Andrew Carnegie thought appropriate. The company was chartered in New Jersey and had its headquarters in Hoboken. In 1925, CCNY accepted, as part of its legacy, the 965 shares of Home Trust Company stock held in the estate. In 1936 since the Corporation owned most of the Company's common stock, the Corporation's officers undertook the responsibility of running the Company. Until 1962, it continued to administer trusts from which personal pensions and annuities were paid to those on Carnegie's list who survived. In 1962, the Home Trust Company and CCNY entered into an agreement with Hudson Trust Company (later Hudson United Bank) whereby Hudson would administer the business of the Home Trust Company. In 1973 CCNY dissolved the Home Trust Company.)
found: Carnegie, 2002, via WWW, viewed October 25, 2016:chapter 29 (... located in Hoboken, New Jersey ... It was a building that also housed the Home Trust Company, essentially a private bank Carnegie created to handle his financial interests)
found: Typed letter, signed, to Robert A. Franks, 1910, via WWW, viewed October 25, 2016(Home Trust Co., Hoboken, N.J.; Carnegie Home Trust Company)
found: OCLC, October 25, 2016(access points: Home Trust Company, New York; usage: Home Trust Company)
