Frisbie-Frisbee Family Association of America
We are a diverse group of members around the world, united by our interests in our Frisbie family heritage. We are dedicated to preserving and sharing the histories of the Frisbie, Frisbee, Frisby, Frisbe families of America.
Ask Maggie
Maggie says, “A genealogist is a storyteller…of the past.” As our on-staff genealogist, Maggie answers your most common Frisbie-Frisbee questions and, with along with access to the FFFAA’s database of over 24,000 entries, she can help you discover your Frisbie-Frisbee family roots, too!
Frisbie-Frisbee History
Discover the history of one of the best-documented of the early New England families in America! From Edward Frisbie of Branford, Connecticut in the 1600s, to “Hearthstone House,” to Judge Gideon Frisbee of Delhi, NY, to the Frisbies of Cromwell, Connecticut, and the Frisbie Pie Company — to the present.
About Us Frisbie-Frisbee
About Us
The Frisbie-Frisbee Family Association of America was created in 1950 by Olin Eli Frisbee of Comstock, New York. Around 1910 the president of Wells College in Aurora, NY, Edward Selah Frisbee, visited Olin’s home seeking data for the 1926 “Frisbie-Frisbee Genealogy” book Edward was writing. Olin, sparked with the inspiration to bring his own family records up-to-date, embarked on a family-data collecting mission that would eventually bring him in contact with dozens of Frisbies all across the USA. Olin founded the Frisbie-Frisbee Family Association of America (FFFAA) to join together the people he’d connected with through his search.
Now, over 69 years since its creation, the FFFAA is still going strong. Olin, who passed away in 1964, would be proud of the continued dedication and passion of its worldwide members.
What’s New?
Scholarships!
Accepting Applications for “Josephine Frisbie Scholarship” today!
Deadline is April 30, 2019.
Genealogy Resources
The family lines and stories of the Frisbie-Frisbees in America have been collected and documented extensively. Find out more about your ancestors, with help from our pooled resources of Frisbie-Frisbee genealogy books, newsletters and the Connecticut State Library Frisbie Collection!
