Columns in ledger are labeled as follows: Date of Admission, Age, Place of Birth, Condition When Admitted, Reference in City Office, A.H. No. (Almshouse), Remarks. Most of the children in this volume are under two years old. The remarks column mainly gives the time of death of the infant. Arrangement is chronological.
This volume contains admissions information for children. However, it also includes children's reports which are signed by the Warden of the Almshouse. Columns are labeled as follows: Date, Name, Age, Admitted, Book and Folio Number. Arrangement is chronological.
Admissions ledger for the Incurable Hospital and Almshouse. Includes columns as follows: Date of Admission, Name, Age, Nativity, Religion, Social Condition, Cause, By Whom Admitted, Occupation, Time in U.S., Remarks include of Death. most admissions note reason as cripple or destitute. Volume is fragmentary and dates are not clearly laid out. Arrangement is alphabetical by last name.
Columns in this discharge ledger are as follows: Men, Women, Names, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity and Remarks. The top of each page reads, "Discharges." Under remarks are where the patient was transferred to, e.g., Lunatic Asylum, or Hart's Island or simply, "died." Inside the front cover board are two cut out drawings of a woman in a dress holding a book. The lower drawing has the name Miss O'Brien written on it. Arrangement is chronological.
The columns in this volume are labeled as follows: Name, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity, Cause, By Whom Admitted, Occupation, How Long in United States and Where Landed, Remarks. Individuals are classified according to whether they were men, women, boys or girls. Arrangement is chronological.
Columns in this discharge ledger are as follows: Men, Women, Names, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity and Remarks. The top of each page reads, "Discharges" and for the most part, under the remarks column is the word "died." Arrangement is chronological.
These certificates in this volume were issued by the Warden of the Almshouse and list the name, nativity, age, cause of death, color, occupation, condition, how long the person was in the city and any remarks about the deceased. The certificates were signed by a doctor and bear a number. Some certificates state the hospital ward the deceased was in. The certificates include men, women and children. The volume is four volumes bound together as one. Arrangement is chronological.
This volume records only deaths. Columns include: No., Date of Death, Sent to Morgue, Name, Age, Nativity, Almshouse, Where Buried, Disease, Name and Address of Friend, Where Died. Arrangement is chronological.
Columns in this discharge ledger are as follows: Men, Women, Names, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity and Remarks. The top of each page reads, "Discharges" and for the most part, under the remarks column is the word "died." Arrangement is chronological.
The columns in this volume are labeled as follows: Name, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity, Cause, By Whom Admitted, Occupation, How Long in United States and Where Landed, Remarks and No. of Times Admitted. Individuals are classified according to whether they were men, women or children. Arrangement is chronological.
The columns in this volume are labeled as follows: Name, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity, Cause, By Whom Admitted, Occupation, How Long in United States and Where Landed, Remarks. Individuals are classified according to whether they were men, women, boys or girls. Arrangement is chronological.
The columns in this volume are labeled as follows: Name, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity, Cause, By Whom Admitted, Occupation, How Long in United States and Where Landed, Remarks and Location. This volume documents male inmates only. Arrangement is alphabetical.
This volume is indexed. The columns are labeled as follows: Name, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity, Cause, By Whom Admitted, Occupation, How Long in United States and Where Landed, Remarks and Location. Most occupational notes are limited to "married," "widowed" or "destitute." This volume documents female inmates only. Arrangement is alphabetical.
Columns in this volume are labeled as follows: Men, Women, Name, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity, Cause, By Whom, Admitted, Occupation, How Long in U.S. & Where Landed, No. of Times Admitted and Remarks. Arrangement is chronological.
These certificates in this volume were issued by the Warden of the Almshouse and list the name, nativity, age, cause of death, color, occupation, condition, how long the person was in the city and any remarks about the deceased. Many of the dead in this ledger are children. The certificates were signed by a doctor and bear a number. Some certificates state the hospital ward the deceased was in and under remarks notes the cemetery or city that the deceased was buried in. Arrangement is chronological.
No. of Ward, Disease, Result, Remarks, Date (of death or discharge depending on the remarks column). Arrangement is alphabetical.
The columns in this volume are labeled as follows: Name, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity, Cause, By Whom Admitted, Occupation, How Long in United States and Where Landed, Remarks. Individuals are classified according to whether they were men, women, boys or girls. Arrangement is chronological.
The columns in this volume are labeled as follows: Name, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity, Cause, By Whom Admitted, Occupation, How Long in United States and Where Landed, Remarks. Individuals are classified according to whether they were men, women, boys or girls. Arrangement is chronological.
The columns in this volume are labeled as follows: Name, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity, Cause, By Whom Admitted, Occupation, How Long in United States and Where Landed, Remarks and Location. This volume documents female inmates only. Arrangement is alphabetical.
The columns in this volume are all labeled with the following information: date, name, age, place of birth, occupation, by whom sent, disease and remarks. Arrangement is chronological.
Columns in this discharge ledger are as follows: Men, Women, Names, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity and Remarks. The top of each page reads, "Discharges" and for the most part, under the remarks column is the word "died." Arrangement is chronological.
Columns in this discharge ledger are as follows: Men, Women, Boys, Girls, Names, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity and Remarks. The top of each page reads, "Discharges" and for the most part, under the remarks column is the word "died." Arrangement is chronological.
This volume is unusual in that it has a page dedicated to a letter of the alphabet, followed by another page with more columns and a further page labeled Roster of Veterans. Columns on the alphabetized page are labeled as follows: Date of Admittance, Name, Age, Nativity, Years in U.S. and N.Y., Occupation, Condition, Religion, Ward and Remarks. The following page labels are as follows: Name, Date of Admission, Record No., Remarks and Ward. Arrangement is chronological under each letter of the alphabet.
The columns in this volume are labeled as follows: Name, Date of Admission, Age, Nativity, Cause, By Whom Admitted, Occupation, How Long in United States and Where Landed, Remarks. Individuals are classified according to whether they were men, women or children. Arrangement is chronological.
