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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 served as parole officers for inmates. This volumes which varies in content, consists of a directory of Protestant
clergy, judges, police officers, and others in various cities (provides city, name, address, position); and notes on visits
to parolees including monthly count of parolees visited at homes (number of parolees visited, employed, violating parole)
and lists of boys and girls parolees (name, where visited, parole date, inmate number). Records are restricted.
Creator:
Title:
Protestant parole officer's directory of contacts in various cities and rough notes on visits to paroled inmates
Quantity:
0.1 cubic feet
1 volume
Inclusive Dates:
1893-1902 and n.d
Series Number:
A3147
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