John Babcock and Son
Variant namesAmong the prominent early nineteenth century printers in Connecticut were the Babcocks. John Babcock (1764-1843) started in Albany, N.Y., moved to Springfield, Mass., and then to Hartford (c. 1800-c. 1815), before settling in New Haven. He went bankrupt in 1825 and his business in New Haven and a branch in Charleston, S.C., was assumed by his son, Sidney (1797?-1884), proprietor of "Sidney's Press" in New Haven.
From the description of Business records, 1800-1871. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 207147075
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| creatorOf | John Babcock and Son. Business records, 1800-1871. | American Antiquarian Society |
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