Ledger accounts of students, 1868-1877.

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Ledger accounts of students, 1868-1877.

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The series consists of ledger accounts of students and some special accounts of the institution. They were kept in accordance with Chapter 587 of the Laws of 1865. That law established the institution, required its officials to keep full and complete records, and authorized placement of indigent pupils from the counties proportionally, with each county paying an annual fee for upkeep and support. Later, Chapter 744 of the Laws of 1867 and Chapter 463 of the Laws of 1873 defined the objectives of the institution and provided for its management of charges made against county accounts.

.5 cu. ft. (2 volumes) (1 microfilm reel)

New York State Archives

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