Registers of terminated stoneworkers, 1891-1896.

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Registers of terminated stoneworkers, 1891-1896.

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This series consists of seven bound volumes listing terminated stoneworkers for the new State Capitol building construction project. Entries for each worker include the name, beginning and ending dates of employment, and reason for termination, such as "not attending to his work"; "too long on his stone"; "spoiled his stone"; or "delinquent on stone."

.3 cu. ft. (7 volumes)

New York State Archives

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