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John ScottBookbinder1 Bancker StreetNew YorkNew York ( 1812-1818) 1.1. Hannah French, “Early American Bookbinding by Hand” from: “Bookbinding inAmerica” Lehmann-Haupt ed. 1967. pg.108

Robert ScottBokbinder49 Van SchaickAlbany New York. 1Albany directories checked 1813-1829. 1825 excepted.. 1. 1817, Packard & Van Benthuysen, Albany, Directory.  2. Bookbinder and Grocer. 1822, Klinck, Albany, Directory.3. Bookbinder.1823, Klinck, Albany, Directory.4.  Bookbinder and Grocer.  1826 Scott, Albany, Directory.5. 50 Van Schaick. 1827, Cuyler, Albany Direstory.6. Grocer  (no bookbinder). 1829, Cummeyer, Albany Directory, the last yearthe Albany directories were checked.Robert ScottBookbinder24 CrosbyNew YorkNew York 1.1.(1835)Longworth Directory pg.580

William  Scott*Bookbinder  and Paper  Box ManufacturerCollege near ChurchBurlingtonVermont , (1882-1883). 1.”William Scott, book-binder, has been engaged in this business in Burlingtonmore than twenty-five years. He does all kinds of binding and manufacturespaper boxes extensively. Ten hands are employed. That his work is well done isattested by the fact that he is at present engaged in binding G. G. Benedict’s”Vermont in the Civil War.” History of Chittenden County, Vermont, W. S. Ranned. Syracuse NY 1886.Two listings for  William Scott  one William Scott Bookbinder and paper boxmanufacturer with a house at 70 N. Union and a William W. Scott, bookbinder,who bds at 21 Monroe.1. Hamilton Child, Chittenden County Business Directory, (City ofBurlington)1882-1883

J. ScuppayBookbinderat the sign of the Book, in Strawberry AlleyPhiladelphiaPennsylvania   1.1. (1743) J. Leander Bishop, History of American Manufacturers, pg. 192-3.

John SealisBookbinderMassachusetts 1.1. (1834) Listed as a bookbinder in: 23d Congress, first session, Massachusetts Resolutions Doc. no 175, March 1834