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Joseph GodwinBookbinderSecond street, near Black Horse Alleylater: in the AlleyPhiladelphiaPennsylvania   1.1.(1742) Godwin was an Englishmen. J. Leander Bishop, History of AmericanManufacturers, pg. 192.

Horace Goff*BookbinderFront n. PearlBrooklynNew York 1.*probably  the Horace H. Goff that was in New Bedford in 18491. Leslie & Chichester, Brooklyn New York, General & Business Directory for1840-41.

Horace H. Goff*Bookbinderwork: 47 Unionres.:89 ElmNew BedfordMassachusetts ,1849. 1.*probably the Horace Goff, bookbinder, of Brooklyn.1.Taber, “New Bedford Directory” , 1849. pg.93

Seth GoldsmithBookbinderFranklin AveBostonMassachusetts, 1835. 1.1. (1835) Henry Fritz-Gilbert Waters.  The New England Historical AndGenealogical Register.  pg. 225.2. (1849) 30 Cornhill. Mercantile Union, Business Directory for New England,pg. 116.3. (1852) 86 Court, cor. Howard . Boston Directory, 1852, Adams. also:Massachusetts Register for the Year 1853, George Adams.

Benjamin GomezBookbinder & Stationer32 Maiden LaneNew YorkNew York 1.*(1791-1800) Hannah French, “Early American Bookbinding by Hand” from: “Bookbinding in America” Lehmann-Haupt ed. 1967. pg.106.1. (1791) Duncan’s New York Directory, pg. 50. First Directory Listing, not in the 1789 directory. (1793)New York Directory, pg.59.2. (1794) 97 Market st.. Duncan’s New York Directory, pg. 73. (1798) Bookbinder and Stationer, no 22 Maiden Lane. American Bibliography, 1790-1792, pg. 428. (1798) 97 Maiden Lane New York City Directory. (1799) Same address Longworth’s City Directory.3. (1800) 97 Maiden Lane.New York City Directory pg. 16.4. (1806) 74 Maiden Lane corner of William street. American Citizen, New York,New York February 24, 1806.