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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:
Catholic and Protestant Chaplain, who served as Parole Agents, kept these records about paroled inmates', home, schooling,
occupation and conduct at the State Agricultural and Industrial School. Information may include inmate name and number; reference
marker to inmate's case history; if died, discharged, "dropped" or "discontinued"; name and relationship of parent or guardian;
address; parole date; age; and quarterly employment records. Records are restricted.
Creator:
Title:
Agricultural and Industrial School parole agents' registers of occupation and conduct of paroled inmates
Quantity:
1 cubic foot
5 volumes
Inclusive Dates:
1888-1908
Series Number:
A3144
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