Volusia County FlArchives Biographies.....Dyal, Clayborne D. December 7, 1883 - 
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Source: Vol. II  pg.27-28  The Lewis Publishing Co. 1923
Author: History of Florida, Past and Present 

        DYAL, CLAYBORNE D., cashier of First National Bank of Daytona, is a man 
of wide banking experience both in the technical and executive phases of the 
profession. He has organized several successful banks not only in Florida but 
in other states.	   
	Mr. Dyal was born at Hazelhurst, Georgia, December 7, 1883, son of 
ELIJAH D. and FLORIDA (NASH) DYAL, the former a native of Georgia and the 
latter of Rhode Island. His father for many years was a merchant, dealing in 
fertilizers, grain and feed. At the time of the Civil war he enlisted with the 
Georgia regiment, and was wounded at Appomattox. For thirty-three years he was 
a member of the Masonic Order, the Knights Templars and Shrine, and he and his 
wife were both Methodists. He died in 1902, at the age of fifty-eight. His wife 
passed away December 7, 1916, on the birthday of her son Clayborne, when she 
was sixty-nine years of age.
	CLAYBORNE D. DYAL, one of three children, was educated in the 
Hazelhurst High School, and took a commercial course in the Georgia and Alabama 
Business College at Macon, where he studied commercial law and banking. His 
practical experience began in 1903, when he went to New York City. Following 
his two weeks employment in the Park Bank of that city he moved to Milford, New 
Jersey, for two years was assistant cashier in the First National Bank of that 
city, and then organized the First National Bank of Lodi, New Jersey, becoming 
its cashier. He remained with the institution at Lodi until July 8, 1917.
	At that date Mr. Dyal came to Florida and organized the Bank of St. 
Cloud, and remained as its cashier until July, 1920. Since then he has been 
cashier of the First National Bank of Daytona, and is also a member of the 
Board of Directors of the East Coast Bank & Trust Company of Daytona Beach.
	In 1912 Mr. Dyal married NOLA MARSH, of Pennsylvania. They have one 
son, CLAYBORNE D., Jr., born in 1917. Mr. Dyal is treasurer of the Kiwanis 
Club, and is a member of the Chamber of Commerce.


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