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Hickock & CantineBookbinders (& Paper warehouse)*51 Locust streetHarrisburg Pennsylvania. 1. *listing cites bookbinders on Locust and second listing cites bookbinders (paperwarehouse) at 82 Market 1. 1842  Harrisburg City Directory. And in 1843 Directory. Univ, of Delawaredigital street directories.2. 70 Market,  Bookbinders and Stationers, (J.C.C. Cantine has a listing at 22S. Fourth) no listing for the paper warehouse. 1845 Harrisburg City Directory.Univ, of Delaware digital street directories. **  **

Williams* & SnyderBookbinders100 Market Street, between Fourth and Fifth Harrisburg Pennsylvania.1.* It is likley that this is the Edward Charles Williams  who learned bookbinding from a Jacob Snyder  and would move to  Harrisburg  and, in 1846 establish Clyde & Williams ( see Clyde & Williams). Edward C. Williams Family Papers. Pennsylvania State Archive.  In 1845 William Snyder would become a “bookbinder and Butcher”,  Williams and Snyder would not be listed and   Edward C. Williams would have his own listing.  1.1842  Harrisburg City Directory.  And 1843 Directory.  Univ, of Delawaredigital street directories. 2. William Snyder, Bookbinder and Butcher, North street near the canal.1845City Directory, Univ, of Delaware digital street directories. **  **

Henry Foster of Boston see:  Foster, Hiram Thatcher.

Collins & Co. Bookbinders156 1/2 MainBuffaloNew York.  (1855) 1.1. Thomas & Lathrops, The Buffalo Directory, 1855, pg. 272.

![parsons_jojn.jpg][1](John) Parsons &  (Robert) JohnsonBookbinders and Blank Book Manufacturers161 Main Street*BuffaloNew York.  (1855) 1.* Same address as Thomas & Lathrops Blank Book Manufacturers and the Publisher of this directory.1. Thomas & Lathrops, The Buffalo Directory, 1855, pg. 272. image pg 41. [1]: /media/attachments/bbdir_entry/1594/parsons_jojn.jpg (parsons_jojn.jpg)