New York Banks are regulated by the State of New York Banking Department. They will have annual reports that were submitted to the Comptroller. You should ask them if you can search their records for the annual reports for that time period, as they will list all the officers of the company.
Here's a history from banking.state.ny.us - link attached.
State regulation of banks was altered by the Banking Law of 1838 which required banks to file certificates of incorporation with the Secretary of State and report annually to the Comptroller. In 1843, the Comptroller was authorized to examine only when there was reason to suspect that a bank had made an incorrect report or was in an unsafe and unsound condition to continue business. On April 15, 1851, the legislature created the Banking Department with a chief officer to be known as the Superintendent. The first Superintendent of Banks was Daniel B. St. John. No major alteration of banking policy occurred for the next seventy-five years.
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LOOKING FOR BOND ISSUES DATED 1920 DUE 1940
