San Francisco Call 4 Apr 1895
She Was a Native of Sonoma County and Was Well Known in California.
"Vallejo, Cal., April 3.— Mrs. Adela Vallejo de Frisbie, widow of Dr. L. C. de Frisbie, died suddenly at her residence on Sutter street, in this city, yesterday. The news of her death was a surprise to every person in town. On Monday Mrs. de Frisbie walked around the garden at the Cornell. She retired at an early hour on Monday night, and while about to take her breakfast, which had been brought to her room, she suffered an apoplectic shock and expired suddenly. Mrs. de Frisbie was one of Vallejo's oldest residents, and known by all. She was the daughter of General M. G. and Mrs. Francisca Benicia Carrillo Vallejo, a sister of Professor A. A. Vallejo of this city, of Mrs. General J. B. Frisbie, Dr. W. P. Vallejo. Mrs. Natalie Haraszthy, Mrs. Emparan of Sonoma, N. P. Vallejo, Mrs. Harry Cutter of San Francisco, Captain U. E. Vallejo of Mexico, and was the grandmother of Dennis McCarthy Jr. of Syracuse, N. Y. . Miv.de Frisbie was a native of California, and. was born in Sonoma fifty-eight years ago. Shortly after her marriage she came to Vallejo, and from that time on has always been a resident. After the death of her husband Mrs. Frisbie passed into the possession of valuable property in Vallejo, situated in various parts of the town. Some months ago she purchased the property known as the Cornell, and has been conducting it as a private boarding and lodging house. Mrs. de Frisbie's father was famous in California history. The funeral occurs to-morrow, and the remains will be interred in the family plat at Sonoma."

San Francisco Call 5 Apr 1895
Burial At Sonoma
Interment of the Remains of Mrs. Dr. Frisbie of Valli-jo.

"Sonoma, Cal., April 4.— Mrs. Dr. Frisbie, who died suddenly in Vallejo on Tuesday, was buried here to-day. The remains were followed to Mountain Cemetery by a large number of relatives and friends, where deceased was laid to rest in a plat selected by herself a short time ago."