"...most persons of the Frisbie name...now living in the United States, are descendants of an Edward Frisbie who is found in 1644 as a young man in Branford, Connecticut, then a part of New Haven Colony... research has turned up a number of Frisbies of various spellngs whose relationship to Edward of Branford cannot be established, and these persons have been tabulated in the Family Association's unclassified records.".

A history of the Frisbies who served in the Revolutionary War. They are descendants of Edward Frisbie born about 1621 in Virginia Colony and died 10 May 1690 in Branford, Conn.

Caleb Frisbee, son of Edward Frisbee and Hannah Culpepper, married Hannah Rose. They had eleven children from 1698 to 1721. He died in 1690 in Branford, Connecticut.

Thomas Clemons married Mehitable Colburn in 1756 in Dedham, Massachusetts. They later moved to Vermont. One descendant, Wesley Clemons (1802-1849) married Lucretia Smith (1805-1892) in Granville, New York. She later moved to Illinois and then Kansas. Descendants lived in Vermont, Kansas, and elsewhere.

Most of the Frisbies who live or have lived in Missiouri are descendants of Edward Frisbie of Branford, Connecticut, one of the earliest settlers in New England. There are others listed as unclassified Frisbies whose relationship to Edward Frisbie is unknown. Still others are later-comers, Frisbies who are known to have come to America at the time of the Revolutionary War or later. The present study includes all Frisbies of all spellings who are known...

John Bower (d.1687/1688) was a son of George Bower (who immigrated to Scituate, Massachusetts and later moved to Salem and then to Cambridge, Massachusetts). John graduated from Harvard, taught school in Plymouth, Massachusetts, and moved to Derby, Connecticut in 1672 (he had been coming to Derby as a preacher since 1653). Descendants and relatives listed lived chiefly in Connecticut.

A genealogy of the Frisbie/Frisbee/Frisbey/Frisby families in Ohio who are descendants of Edward Frisbie born about 1621 in Virginia Colony and died 10 May 1690 in Branford, Conn.

A genealogy of the descendants of William Blackstone born 1595, died 26 May 1675 and his wife Sarah Stevenson, died June 1673. They were married 4 July 1659. Includes Van Every, Hoadley, Frisbie, and related families.

Edward Frisbie (ca.1621?-d.1690) emigrated from England to Branford, Connecticut. The story of Edward's origin is discussed fully in Volume I, as is the family's probable origin in the village of Frisby-on-the-Wreake in Leicestershire, England. He had a grandson Joseph Frisbie (1688-1758) who probably built Hearthstone, the family home still standing on the Boston Post Road in Branford, in about 1727. Descendants and relatives in New England, New...