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Nathaniel Baker Frisbie

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Nathaniel Baker Frisbie

Birth
Napa County, California, USA
Death
13 Oct 1919 (aged 55)
Redding, Shasta County, California, USA
Burial
Colma, San Mateo County, California, USA Add to Map
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The Redding Independent, 14 October 1919:

The death Nathaniel B. Frisbie occurred Monday following a brief attack of heart trouble.

Frisbie was a native of California and was 55 years of age. He graduated from Hastings Law College and practiced in San Francisco for a number of years, residing in Berkeley and also in Alameda. Later he succeeded his father, Edward Frisbie, as president of the Northern California National Bank, residing in this city for the last eleven years.

Frisbie is survived by his widow, Mrs. Harriett L. Frisbie, and one daughter, Mrs. Howard Fassett. He also leaves two brothers, Henry T. and J. Bernard Frisbie, and five sisters, Mrs. C. J. King, Mrs. George Walden, Mrs. Arthur Barnes, Mrs. Albin Dozier and Mrs. J. Johnston.

Funeral services will be held here and interment will be made tomorrow morning at Cypress Lawn Cemetery, San Francisco.

The Redding Independent, 14 October 1919:

The death Nathaniel B. Frisbie occurred Monday following a brief attack of heart trouble.

Frisbie was a native of California and was 55 years of age. He graduated from Hastings Law College and practiced in San Francisco for a number of years, residing in Berkeley and also in Alameda. Later he succeeded his father, Edward Frisbie, as president of the Northern California National Bank, residing in this city for the last eleven years.

Frisbie is survived by his widow, Mrs. Harriett L. Frisbie, and one daughter, Mrs. Howard Fassett. He also leaves two brothers, Henry T. and J. Bernard Frisbie, and five sisters, Mrs. C. J. King, Mrs. George Walden, Mrs. Arthur Barnes, Mrs. Albin Dozier and Mrs. J. Johnston.

Funeral services will be held here and interment will be made tomorrow morning at Cypress Lawn Cemetery, San Francisco.



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