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Nathaniel White*Bookbinder20 HamiltonAlbanyNew York. 1816. 1.* Came to Albany from Hartford Conn. in 1808, aged 16 and, along with Lemuel Steele and O. R. Van Benthuysen, would be apprenticed to Daniel Steele.  Would die of cholera aged 57.  Joel Munsell, Annals of Albany vol. 1, 1850, Business Directory for 1849, pg. 356. Albany directories checked 1813-1829. 1825 excepted1. Earliest listing for White.1816 Fry’s Albany Directory.2. 16 Hamilton. 1826 ,Scott, Albany Directory3. Listing continue at 16 Hamilton in 1829, the last directory checked.4. 1849,  White  would remain  for 41 years in the same establishment.  JoelMunsell, Annals of Albany vol. 1, pg. 356.

Richard WhiteBookbinderWinchesterVirginia 1.1. (1790-1790) Journal of Early Southern Decorative Arts

Tho. WhiteBookbinderPub House, 8 S. MarketNashvilleTennessee 1.1. (1859) Nashville City and Business Directory, for the City of Nashville,Vol. IV – 1859. Compiled by Rev. John P. Campbell (Nashville: E. G. Eastman &Co., Printers, Union and American Office, 1859)

Timothy WhiteBookseller and plain binder.*Marshall’s LaneBostonMassachusetts ( 1755) 1.Isiah Thomas1.  Hannah French, “Early American Bookbinding by Hand” from: “Bookbinding inAmerica” Lehmann-Haupt ed. 1967. pg.102. from: The Grolier Club, Catalogue ofOrnamental Leather Bookbindings, pg. 96

![LewisEWhiteman.jpg][1]Lewis E. WhitemanBookbinder, Printer & Paper-RulerBath,New YorkABM 000266 , prov TJ [1]: /media/attachments/bbdir_entry/426/LewisEWhiteman.jpg (Lewis EWhiteman)