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 750 PIONEER REGISTER AND INDEX. Plist., 256. Frisbie (Eleazer), 1847, sergt Co. H, N.Y.Vol. v. 504; kept a store at Sonoma 48-50; settled in Solano Co., and lived at Vallejo in 82 with his wife, Carrie E. Klink, and 7 children; a brother of John B. Fxisbie (John_B.), 1847, capt. Co. H, N.Y.Vol. v. 504, 667; nat of N.Y., b. in 23; a lawyer, politician, and militia officer in N. Y. After leaving the mil. service Capt. F. was a candidate for lieut-gov. in 49; married a daughter of Gen. Vallejo; and became a prominent business man of the town of Vallejo, interested in the building of railroads, president of a bank, and a man of con siderable wealth; in 60 sent the 1st cargo of wheat to Europe; a member of the legislature in 67. Losing his fortune just before 1880, he moved with his family to Mexico, where he still resides in 85, being engaged in mining oper ations. He furnished me his Reminiscences, containing information on Mex. as well as on early times in Cal. Portrait in Solano Co. Hist., 48. Friund (Henry J.), 1847, Co. D, N.Y.Vol. (v. 499); died before 82. Froelich (Rosa), 1847, in Amador Co. from 54. Frost (Lafayette N.), 1847, Co. A, Morm. Bat. (v. 469); d. S. Diego Sept. Fructuoso, grantee of Potrero de S. Carlos 37. iii. 678. Frymire (Walter), 1846, Co. F, Cal. Bat. (v. 358). Fuentes (Jose&quot; M.), grantee of Potrero 43. iv. 672. Fuller (Hazel), 1832, Amer. black smith, deserter from the whaler Friends; still at Mont. 34. iii. 408. Fuller (John Casimiro), 1823, Engl. sailor on the Rover; prob. made other visits; well known from about 27; on Larkin s books at Mont, from 33. He had been baptized at S. Bias, and married apparently at Sta B to Concep- cion Avila; in 36 at Mont, with wife and a daughter, born in 36 at the Sand wich Isl. In 37 he got a lot at S. F. iii. 705; v. 678; but also bought of Watson the Beltran house at Mont., retransferred 2 years later; moved to S. F. in 38; had a house there in 49. iii. 609, 678; being also sindico. iii. 705; worked for Dawson at Sonoma 39; in Farnham s list of arrested foreigners 40. iv. 17; naturalized 41, being also sindico. iv. 665; from 40 to 45 years sponsible for his wife s debts; and he seems to have died in 49. He was a butcher and cook well known to all the early traders; an alley in the city still bears his name; and his widow and children were still at S.F. in 63. Fuller (Thos), 1831, Engl. carpenter, landed sick at Mont., and still there in 40, age 34. iii. 405. F. (Wm M.), 1847, Co. F, N.Y.Vol. (v. 499); lot at S.F.; claimant in 53 for a Marin Co. rancho. iv. 674. Fulma (Mores), 1846, came to S. Jose Hall. Funk (John), 1847, Co. B, N. Y. Vol. (v. 499); in Shasta Co. 74; doubtful name. Furbush, 1847, came from Hon. on the Eu- phemia; prob. Forbush, q.v. Fuster (Vicente), 1773, Span, friar who served chiefly at S. Diego and S. Juan Cap., dying in 1800. See biog. i. 657; inent. i. 194-5, 250-3, 266-7, 300, 302, 377, 388, 425, 458, 575, 577; ii. 109-10. Gabel (Ludovico), 1843, German sailor from Boston on the Admittance, under the name of Robt Foster, known as Bob the fisherman; d. at Mont. 72, Swan. Gabriel (Ralph), 1847, at S.F. to 70. Alta. Gafan (Carlos V.), 1837, mr of the Veloz Asturiano. iv. 106. Gaitan (Cayetano), at Jamacha rancho 36. iii. 611. G. (Jose&quot; M.), Mex. convict 29-35. Gajiola (Jose&quot; Ant.), sec. of ayunt. at Mont. 29. ii. 612; clerk at Soledad 36. iii. 690-1; sec. at S. Jos&amp;lt;S 42-3. iv. 684. G. (Valentin), alf erez and habilitado at Mont. 45-6. iv. 652; v. 41. Galbraith (Isaac), 1826, Amer. blacksmith and hunter who came with Jed. Smith s party and settled at San Gabriel, ii. 558; iii. 153, 155-6, 158, 160, 176; a crack shot, and a man of gigantic size and strength. I find no record of him after 29, when his age was 34. Gale (Joseph), 1841-2, mr of the State of Oregon, iv. 568. G. (Joseph), 1831, doubtful member of Young s party, iii. 388. Gale (Wm Alden), 1810, Boston trader, who 1st visited Cal. as clerk on the Albatross, which did a large business in furs at the Farallones. ii. 93-4. In 22-3 he came back as sup. of the Sachem, the pioneer in the hide trade with Boston, ii. 474-5, 478, 492-3, 614. Again he returned in 25-7, still on