
Duncan Fraser
Date of Birth: 1866
Born In: Scotland
Age: 41
Occupation: Saloon Keeper
Marital Status: Married
Died: 26 Aug 1907
Cause of Death: Labor Pneumonia
Death Location: Menlo Park
Burial Plot: 88
FindaGrave ID: 6152299
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Amos French
Date of Birth: 1820
Born In: Maine
Age: 70
Occupation: Saloon keeper
Marital Status: Married
Died: 26 Jul 1890
Cause of Death: Suicide - pistol
Death Location: Redwood City
Burial Plot: J
FindaGrave ID: 6152306
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William French
Date of Birth: 1825
Born In: Maine
Age: 45
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Arthur Fretas
Date of Birth: 19 Oct 1906
Born In: Redwood City
Age: 15 days
Occupation: Infant
Marital Status: Single
Died: 3 Nov 1906
Cause of Death: Inanition
Death Location: Redwood City
Burial Plot: Near County Road
FindaGrave ID: 6152315
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Margaret Frey
Date of Birth: 1863
Born In: California
Age: 34
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Marital Status: Married
Died: 13 Jun 1899
Cause of Death: Inquest Pending
Death Location: San Francisco
Burial Plot: 34
FindaGrave ID: 6152322

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Angie P Howard Frisbie
Date of Birth: 31 Dec 1844
Born In: Wisconsin
Age: 37
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Marital Status: Married
Died: 25 Nov 1882
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Death Location: Redwood City
Burial Plot: 189
FindaGrave ID: 6152330
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Geraldine Cooley Frisbie
Date of Birth: Dec 1847
Born In: Rochester, New York
Age: 81
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Marital Status: Widowed
Died: 3 Mar 1929
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Death Location: San Mateo Co
Burial Plot: 176
FindaGrave ID: 211283872

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FRISBIE - In San Mateo, Cal., March 3, 1929, Geraldine E. (Cooley) Frisbie, devoted wife of the late Will Frisbie, loving mother of William L. Cooley of San Francisco, Charles P. Cooley of Palo Alto and Frank S. Cooley of San Mateo, a native of New York. A member of General George S. Evans Corps, No. 36, of Redwood City, and its first president; also past national president of Women's Relief Corps, Grand Army of the Republic.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Tuesday), March 5, 1929, at 2 p.m. at the funeral home of James Crowe Co., Redwood City. Entombment, family plot, Union Cemetery.
[San Francisco Chronicle; San Francisco, California; March 04, 1929]
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Sadie Frisbie
Date of Birth: 1880
Born In: Redwood City
Age: 1
Occupation: Infant
Marital Status: Single
Died: 19 Dec 1880
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Death Location: Redwood City
Burial Plot: 189
FindaGrave ID: 6152337
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William “Will” Russell Frisbie
Date of Birth: 1831
Born In: Connecticut
Age: 54
Occupation: Druggist/Postmaster
Marital Status: Married
Died: 3 May 1885
Cause of Death: Paralysis
Death Location: Ravenswood
Burial Plot: 176
FindaGrave ID: 6152343

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WILL FRISBIE
Times-gazette
June 27, 1885
The Will Frisbie, for ten years postmaster at his place, who died May 3 at his home at Ravenswood, was a man who has left more than usual impress upon the history of his country, both in this and other states. He was born at Guilford, Conn., of one of the old families that trace their descent back to the Mayflower and Plymouth Rock. At an early age he went forth with the strong and fearless men of New England who were to open and found the great states of the West and Northwest, and became one of the pioneers of Wisconsin, he located at Racine, engaged in business and soon became widely and popularly known as a clear-headed businessman. Here the young man engaged somewhat in politics, running at one time for a local office upon the same ticket with the present Postmaster General Vilas. Upon the second call for troops, in 1862, Mr. Frisbie enlisted for the war, and was commissioned by Governor Edward S. Salomon, as lieutenant in Co. C of the 19th Regiment of Wisconsin Volunteers. Soon after entering upon active service he was placed upon the staff of Gen. Chas. S. Devins, a general of cavalry in Sheridan's Division, and since Attorney General of the United States, which position he held until the close of the war, and served with distinction in several prominent engagements. He was, during all this time, Gen. Devin's private secretary and mustered out of the army. Mr. Frisbie returned to Racine, married and engaged in his profession of druggist, which he followed for a while and then removed to Portland, Oregon. and engaged in the hotel business, keeping for a time, one of the largest hotels in that city. Being unsuccessful in this, he came here and assumed charge of the shoe factory which had been built by Dr. S.S. Merrill. His charge of this first manufacturing establishment of the town was energetic and creditable but the times for such an enterprise were not propitious and the institution failed after a short run. There upon Mr. Frisbie resumed his profession, taking charge of the City Drug Store, which he afterward purchased and consolidated with the old Pioneer Drug Store. In 1873 he was appointed postmaster and held the position continuously until his death. He served two terms as Coroner and Public Administrator of this county. interment was at Union Cemetery.
Mr. Frisbie, although a Civil war veteran, is not buried in the GAR plot. He is buried in the Cooley plot because he was married to Geraldine Cooley.
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