Emigrant Savings Bank, the main creditor, then acquired the Jolt assets and relaunched the business.
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His mother was a daughter of Andrew Carrigan (1804-1872), a wealthy Irish-born philanthropist and provisions dealer who co-founded the Emigrant Savings Bank.