Bios.Tulsa,OK BRYANT, Frank W. 
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Posted by Jacque Hopkins Wolski on Thu, 29 Oct 1998
Surname: BRYANT, MORSE
FRANK W. BRYANT
Vol. 3, p. 1217 
Beginning in the office of the comptroller of the currency of Washington, D. C., in 1900, Frank W. BRYANT has since been continuously identified with banking interests, either in a clerical relation at the national capital, as bank examiner, and since 1912 as one of the officials in the Central National Bank of Tulsa, Oklahoma. 
Frank W. BRYANT was born in Colfax, Iowa, July 26, 1876, was educated in the Rockwell High School of that state, and after leaving school he employed himself largely in the task of earning a living and preparing himself for better things. Mr. BRYANT is a lawyer by training and in 1904 graduated from the law department of Georgetown University at Washington, D. C. 
From 1900 to 1906 he was a clerk and minor official under the comptroller of currency at Washington, and the following six years was a national bank examiner. In 1912 he came to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to accept the office of cashier of the Central National Bank. In January, 1914, he was elected vice president of the institution, his present office. On February 24, 1915, he was elected chairman of Group 4 of the Oklahoma Bankers Federal Reserve Bank of Oklahoma. 
In politics, Mr. BRYANT is independent. He was married February 25, 1909, to Miss Nellie MORSE, who was born in New York State and prior to her marriage was a teacher in the high school of Oklahoma City. They have one daughter, Dorothy Belle. 
Transcribed by Jacque Hopkins Wolski, 10-27-1998