A. J. Banks

Aaron Joseph Banks, known professionally as A. J. Banks, was an American man who was the owner of the Rhodes General Store until sometime in the 1900s.

Biography
A. J. Banks was born in Rhodes and came to own and work the general store in the town. In 1899, both Arthur Morgan and Sadie Adler bought supplies from Banks’ store under the aliases of Mr. and Mrs. Kilgore. At some point, Banks decided to leave Rhodes to go to the East and find work there and sold the store to Simon Pearson.

Personality
Despite being a shopkeeper, A. J. Banks was not a personable person. He seemed to dislike talking with his customers and wanted them to finish their business as quick as possible. He held the typically sexist views of the average person at the time as shown by his disapproval of Sadie Adler’s choice of wearing men’s clothes.

Appearance
A. J. Banks was a white male of average build and height. In 1899, Banks looked to be an average middle aged man with a balding head and a large brown mustache.

Locations
Eastern United States (Residence; Unknown)

Rhodes, Scarlet Meadows, Lemoyne, United States (Formerly; Unknown)

Rhodes General Store (Formerly; Unknown)

Trivia

 * Banks claims to have had a grandfather who was an aristocrat in the United Kingdom, The validity of this claim is questionable.