NOAH FRISBIE, JR., born in Woodbury, Conn., Jan. 23, 1758, was the
oldest son of Noah Frisbie, of the same town, who married Margery
Post in 1752, and was in 1757 a member of Captain Ebenezer Downs's
company of volunteers in the expedition for the relief of Fort
William Henry on Lake George against the French. On the "Alarm of
Lexington," Noah Frisbie with his two sons Noah and Jonathan, and
their kinsmen Asabel, Abiel, David and James, joined the Continental
forces. Noah Frisbie, Jr., appears on the army list at the end of the
war as a lieutenant. No further information, except the printing of
the under-mentioned play, is available.
THE HISTORY OF THE FALCOS. A Comedy in Four Acts. Part First.
Walpole, N. H.: Printed for the author, at the Observatory
Press, 1808. 12mo, pp. 137.