142, Fulton Street, New York, later, 63-71 Clymer Street, Brooklyn, and 202 Broadway, New York

F.P. Locklin & Brother - New York - 1884
F. P. Locklin & Bro. Make an Assignment
Francis P. Locklin, doing business under the name of F. P. Locklin & Co., a manufacturer of bracelets and cane heads, at 63 to 71 Clymer St., Brooklyn, N. Y., with a sales room formerly at 202 Broadway, New York, has made an assignment in Brooklyn to Nicholas J. White, giving preferences for $2,500.
Mr. Locklin has been in business over 20 years, and formerly claimed a capital of $35,000. The original firm, F. P. Locklin & Bro., dissolved about 18 months ago. The " Co." in the present firm is nominal.
A judgment for $3,278 was entered against Mr. Locklin on Oct. 20th in favor of the Umbrella Co.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular and Horological Review - 1st November 1893
Sympathy is extended to Peter H. Locklin, a manufacturer of silverware and umbrella handles, at 142 Fulton St., Manhattan, in the bereavement caused by the death, last Sunday, of his wife, Mrs. Henrietta Knowles Locklin, at her home, 410 Decatur St., Brooklyn. Besides her husband, five sons and a daughter survive.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 6th February 1907
Peter H. Locklin, Sr., head of the firm of P. H. Locklin & Sons, goldsmiths, at 36 Gold street, New York, and active in the jewelry trade in that city for forty-five years, died at the home of his daughter in Cranford, N. J., in his seventy-fifth year. Mr. Locklin was formerly associated with his brother, Frank P. Locklin, in the manufacture of gold and silver novelties, under the firm name of F. P. Locklin and Brother, but he resigned from this partnership in 1892 and formed a new one with his sons, Peter H. and John L. Locklin as members.
Source: The Metal Industry - May 1921
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