Also recorded as: "Vansoite Cass (or Cas)"
The index of Boys School residents lists him as "Charles Vanscite", who was sentenced to Boys School from Shelby County, IN, on 27 Aug 1879. However, the surname "Vanscite" is not found elsewhere.
"Van Scyoc" is a fairly common surname in Shelby County, IN.
He appears on some but not all of the burial lists for the Boys School cemetery. And, he does not appear on the 1880 Mortality Census for Hendricks County, IN.
Did he die at Boys School in 1880?
The index of Boys School residents lists him as "Charles Vanscite", who was sentenced to Boys School from Shelby County, IN, on 27 Aug 1879. However, the surname "Vanscite" is not found elsewhere.
"Van Scyoc" is a fairly common surname in Shelby County, IN.
He appears on some but not all of the burial lists for the Boys School cemetery. And, he does not appear on the 1880 Mortality Census for Hendricks County, IN.
Did he die at Boys School in 1880?
Also recorded as: "Vansoite Cass (or Cas)"
The index of Boys School residents lists him as "Charles Vanscite", who was sentenced to Boys School from Shelby County, IN, on 27 Aug 1879. However, the surname "Vanscite" is not found elsewhere.
"Van Scyoc" is a fairly common surname in Shelby County, IN.
He appears on some but not all of the burial lists for the Boys School cemetery. And, he does not appear on the 1880 Mortality Census for Hendricks County, IN.
Did he die at Boys School in 1880?
The index of Boys School residents lists him as "Charles Vanscite", who was sentenced to Boys School from Shelby County, IN, on 27 Aug 1879. However, the surname "Vanscite" is not found elsewhere.
"Van Scyoc" is a fairly common surname in Shelby County, IN.
He appears on some but not all of the burial lists for the Boys School cemetery. And, he does not appear on the 1880 Mortality Census for Hendricks County, IN.
Did he die at Boys School in 1880?
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