He was admitted to the Guild of St Luke on 24 August 1775 having completed his apprenticeship under Hugh Grierson, the king's printer.
[1] One of the books Graisberry is credited with is the 1776 eight volume Dublin printing of A History of Earth and Animated Nature by Oliver Goldsmith.
On 6 February 1782, Graisberry was injured when the floor of the Music Hall in Fishamble Street collapsed during a guild meeting.
[3] His wife, Mary, took over the business after his death in partnership with her son-in-law Richard Campbell, the husband of Elizabeth Graisberry.
[1] Graisberry's ledgers from 1777–1785 were published in 1990, with the originals held in the archives of Trinity College Dublin.