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Overview of the Records
Repository:
New York State Archives
New York State Education Department
Cultural Education Center
Albany, NY 12230
Summary:
Chaplains functioned as parole agents and were required to keep records of inmates' background, behavior, and progress at
the institution and to supervise their parole. This series consists of rough notes for Chaplains' Registers of Inmate Case
Histories (series A3146) from the State Industrial School. Information may include inmate name and number; where from; offense;
date received; age when received; parents' names and if deceased; educational background; religious training; and present
status (e.g. married; living with mother). Records are restricted.
Creator:
Title:
Rough notes for Chaplains' registers of inmate case histories
Quantity:
0.1 cubic feet
1 volume
Inclusive Dates:
1886-1898
Series Number:
A3140
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