I will do these a few days at a time. These entrys are arranged by date NOT by surname. I will not publicly list the offense, but if you find your ancestor, you may email me with discharge DATE AND NAME, I will privately email the offense. These are for non-profit use ONLY & may be freely shared for such use. >From the book: "Biennial Reports Missouri State Institutions 1911-1912" Section: Missouri State Penitentiary, Biennial Report of the Board Of Inspectors, Warden, Physican and Chaplain to the 47th General Assembly 1911-1912, The Hugh Stephens Printing Company, Jefferson City, MO. Page: 190 (each section is numerated from 1) List of Prisoners discharged under the Three-Fourths Law From January 1, 1911 to December 31, 1912 DATE-NAME-COLOR-AGE-NATIVTY-OCCUPATION-COUNTY-SENTENCE 1911 Jan 11 - Charles JOHNSON - W - 23 - New York - Engineer - Greene - 5 yrs Jan 11 - Samuel THOMPSON - W - 32 - Nebraska - Laborer - Jackson - 5 yrs Jan 11 - W. H. FORCE - W - 74 - Pennsylvania - Preacher - Vernon - 3 yrs Jan 11 - Ben SINGER (2nd Term) - W - 31 - Illinois - Barber - Jasper - 2 yrs Jan 12 - Joseph GOLDBURG - W - 21 - Germany - Shoe Cutter - Jackson - 5 yrs Jan 12 - Charles E. ROCHAT - W - 26 - Belgium - Laborer - St. Louis City - 4 yrs Jan 12 - Sallie CASE - C - 20 - Missouri - House work - Jackson - 3 yrs Jan 13 - Ollie BARNES - W - 26 - Missouri - Overall worker - Cole - 3 yrs Jan 14 - Louis MILLER (3rd Term) - W - 28 - Missouri - Shoemaker - St. Louis City - 5 yrs Jan 14 - John GRIMM - C - 33 - Missouri - laborer - Greene - 5 yrs Jan 14 - Thomas TREWIN - W - 48 - England - laborer - Jasper - 2 yrs Jan 14 - M. COY - W - 17 - Missouri - laborer - Jasper - 2 yrs Jan 16 - Jim TURNER (2nd Term) - C - 21 - Missouri - laborer - Boone - 3 yrs More Later, Peace, Brenda