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John Franklin Ebersole COMMITTEE ON THE HISTORY OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Register of Papers Processed: MA Date: 11/18/55 JOHN FRANKLIN EBERSOLE (18S4 - 1945) The papers of John F. Ebersole, economist, professor of economics and finance, bank director, Assistant Federal Reserve Agent in Minneapolis, are housed in the Baker Library at Harvard University. It is possible that others having to do vith his work at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis may be incorporated in the files of that Bank, if they have not been destroyed as over age. Measure of shelf space occupied: 7 file drawers Approximate number of items: The papers at the Baker Library may be used by qualified scholars by permission of the Library, John Franklin Ebersole - 2 - II Biographical Note 1884, July 16 Born, Worth Tonawanda, New York 1907 Ph.B., University of Chicago 1907-08 Instructor in history at Goshen College (Indiana) 1908, Aug. 27 Married Blanche Brenneman (5 children) 1909 A.M., Harvard University 1909-H Professor of Economics, Marquette University 1911-27 Assistant professor of economics, then of banking, University of Minnesota 1917-20 Managing director, State Deposit Bank, Minneapolis 1920-27 Assistant Federal Reserve Agent, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis 1927-30 Economic adviser, U. S. Treasury 1930-45 Professor finance, then banking and finance, Harvard 1945, June 24 Died Author of: Bank Management, a. Case Book* 1935• (Prentice Hall, 2nd edit.) Banking for Beginners. 1917. (A.I.B.) Money Management Powers of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve Banks* 1936. (Harvard Business Review) See Who Was Who in America, 1943-50, vol. II, Marquis John Franklin Ebersole III - 3 Description of Series Baker Library collection: 1 1 1 k drawer correspondence with students drawer containing materials for Business School cases drawer on research notes drawers miscellaneous material relating to various subjects and possibly including Federal Reserve data
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