Indexes to Chaplains' registers of inmate case histories and parole agents' registers of occupation and conduct of paroled inmates A3153

Indexes to Chaplains' registers of inmate case histories and parole agents' registers of occupation and conduct of paroled inmates

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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:

The Protestant Chaplain created these indexes to access his volumes of Chaplains' Registers and Parole Agents' Registers which record inmate case histories and conduct of paroled inmates. Information includes names of male and female inmates; volume and page in Parole Agents' and Chaplains' registers and inmate number. Records are restricted.

Creator:

New York (State). State Industrial School

Title:

Indexes to Chaplains' registers of inmate case histories and parole agents' registers of occupation and conduct of paroled inmates

Quantity:

0.3 cubic feet

3 volumes

Inclusive Dates:

1881-1904

Series Number:

A3153

Arrangement

Rough alphabetic by last name of inmates.

Scope and Content Note

The Protestant Chaplain created these indexes to access his volumes of Chaplains' Registers (Volumes 1-10) and Parole Agents' Registers (Volumes 1-4).

The indexes provide: names of male inmates; names of female inmates (first name in red ink); volume (letter) and page in Parole Agents' Registers (in red ink); volume (letter) and page in Chaplains' Registers; and inmate number.

Related Material

This series indexes Series A3146, Chaplains' Registers.

Custodial History

The Department of Social Welfare placed these records on loan to the Syracuse University Library from 1960 to 1977.

Access Restrictions

Restricted in accordance with Executive Law, Section 501-c(1)(b), relating to confidentiality of individuals in custody of the Division for Youth (now Office of Children and Family Services).