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Subject: [ROOTS-L] Ohio Boys Industrial School Records access

I work in the history department at U of MO and one of our professors  
shared this information today - I am sure someone out there will find  
this helpful!
M

The Ohio Historical Society is pleased to announce a new addition to  
our Online Resources:  the Boys Industrial School Inmates' Case  
Records Index.

http://www.ohiohistory.org/resource/database/industrial/

This online index improves access to this resource for genealogical  
and family history research.  Currently, this database indexes the  
admission records from 1858 to 1916.  OHS intends to continue the  
indexing project to cover the period to 1920.

Researchers may use this index to collect volume and page numbers for  
specific records. Visitors to the Archives/Library may use the  
microfilm containing the original inmate case records free of charge  
in the Microfilm Reading Room at the Ohio Historical Center in  
Columbus, and make copies there for a nominal fee, currently 25 cents  
per page (State Archives Series 1097; GR3384- GR3396; GR3875-GR3887;  
GR3977-GR3981).  If you wish to mail in your request, Research  
Services staff will make uncertified copies and mail them to you for  
$12.00 per record.  Researchers can create an order form online from  
their selected records.

The original Inmate Case records provide information on Name and  
Parentage (birthplace, date received, parents' names and  
nationality); Commitment (offense, by whom committed); Education  
(including Sunday School for some years); Health and Special Marks;  
Employment (including parents' occupations for some years); and  
Miscellaneous (bad habits such as tobacco, profane language,  
intoxicants, truancy; and remarks on discharge). Beginning in 1913,  
the form of the entries changed to one page per boy, and added more  
information, such as previous commitments and family data.

For more information on the Boys Industrial School, please click on  
the Help button under the title of the Online Index.

The link to the database is also available on the Archives/Library  
front page  http://www.ohiohistory.org/resource/archlib/ under  
Genealogical Resources.


Melinda
kcyankee@charter.net




