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Boone County Jail, 1930 Index of Prisoners
West Virginia.
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Circuit Court Criminal Records Search
Grand Traverse County, Michigan. Online searchable index.
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Clarendon County Chain Gang, Line 65, 1930 Index of Prisoners
South Carolina.
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Colleton County Convict Camp, 1930 Index of Prisoners
South Carolina.
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Colorado State Archives - Corrections Records
The Colorado State Archives is a primary repository for Colorado State Penitentiary and Reformatory records. Researchers can find biographical information about particular inmates, as well as information about their crime, sentence and parole or pardon. Mug shots for most inmates are held by the Archives as well.
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Convict Ledgers and Indexes - Texas State Library
Texas State Library microfilm records of Rusk and Huntsville Prisons which are available through interlibrary loan.
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Corrections Department, Penitentiary, Convict Record, 1877-1888
Searchable online database from the Washington Secretary of State. Contains the prison register of more than 500 inmates housed in the Seatco Prison. The Prison operated from 1877 until 1888 when the new Territorial Penitentiary was built in Walla Walla, Washington.
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A book by Cynthia Sutton.
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Criminal Trial Transcripts of New York County Collection (1883-1927)
Lloyd Sealy Library Digital Collections | John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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Denver Police Intelligence Files
Denver, Colorado. In 1953 the Denver Police Department began to gather information on individuals and groups regarding activities that might pose a threat to public safety. The files came to be known as the Spy Files during the publicity surrounding an American Civil Liberties Union class action lawsuit in 2002. According to the lawsuit, as many as 3,200 individuals and 208 organizations had been targeted for intelligence gathering operations. These groups and individuals included not only criminal elements but also peace activists and education and human rights organizations. The lawsuit was settled in 2003 with the city revising its policies governing the gathering of this type of information. The open collection of the Denver Police Department Intelligence Files consists of copies of newspaper clippings, pamphlets, flyers, articles and photographs. This material was copied from the unrestricted portion of the collection. It is available through the Denver Public Library's Western History/Genealogy Department. Customers must first fill out the manuscript request form. Restricted files will be made available only to persons or organizations named in the files.
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