| Last Name | First Name | Bbinder Company/Org Name | City | State | Research Text | Date Last Modified | Date Created | Old Import ID | Image 1 | Image 2 | Image 3 | Image 4 | Image 5 | |
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| Buttolph | Nicholas | Boston | MA |
Nicholas ButtolphBookbinderBostonMassachusetts (1690-1728) 1.1.Hannah French, “Early American Bookbinding by Hand” from: “Bookbinding inAmerica” Lehmann-Haupt ed., 1967, pg.100.2. Nicholas Buttolph was the father in law of John Phillips, bookbinder. ‘JohnPhillips was born in Salem Mass. June 22,1701, the son of Samuel and SarahPhillips.He apprenticed to Col. Henchman as a Stationer and Bookseller andmarried, in 1723, to Mary, the eldest daughter of Nicholas Buttolph (1694) aBookbinder and Bookseller.’ History of the Military Company ofMassachusetts,Oliver Ayer Roberts pg. 421.3 Nicholas ‘opened his book shop in 1690 it burned down in 1711 but hecontinued on in business.’. Thomas Goddard Wright, Literary Culture in earlyNew England, 1620-17304. ‘Nicholas Buttolph was an officer of militia, father of John and died onJanuaru 29, 1736-7 age 51. His tomb is No.60, in the Granary ground. Buttolphstreet (Boston) derives its name from his family.’ History of the Ancient andHounorable Artillery Company, Zachariah Gardner Whitman 1842 pg. 232.5. “joined Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston in 1692”. TheGrolier Club, Catalogue of Ornamental Leather Bookbindings, pg . 93. |
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| Byrne | Patrick | Philadelphia | PA |
Patrick ByrneBookseller & Stationer64 DockPhiladelphia and Baltimore*Pennsylvania and Maryland ** copy reads: “South sixth street Philadelphia and Baltimore” in 18061. (1803) Philadelphia, City Directory page 44. A William Byrne, bookbinder islisted at this same address, 64 Dock. pg. 44.2.(1805) 182 High street : Philadelphia City Directory (no page numbers)3. (1806) Law Bookseller, Printer and Bookbinder, South sixth street “Byrnewishing to confine himself to one branch of his business, will barter thewhole or part of his MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, for printing, bookbinding, house,lot or land”… Aurora General Advertiser. Philadelphia Pennsylvania.4. (1809) North East corner Chestnut and fifth: Philadelphia, City Directorypage. |
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| Cadmus | Richard | New York | NY |
Richard CadmusBookbinder142 ReedNew YorkNew York 1. 1.(1826)Longworth’s Directory (not in the 1825 Directory) |
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| Cadwell | D. | Atchison | KS |
![cadwell.jpg][1]D. CadwellBookbinder & Blank Book ManufacturerAtchisonKansasCollection ABM,000289, prov. TJ [1]: /media/attachments/bbdir_entry/818/cadwell.jpg (cadwell.jpg) |
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| Cahill | James | St. Louis | MO |
James CahillBookbinder E. side Tenth N. of Market (1845)St Louis 1.1.Green’s St Louis City Directory, 1845. pg. 32 |
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