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An American Family History

William and Elizabeth Fry

 
Weymouth,, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
 
Weymouth is the second oldest town in the Commonwealth, behind Plymouth, and the site of the first town meeting. Established in 1622 and incorporated in 1635, the town was a fishing and agricultural community. 

Fry Family Table of Contents
Alternate spellings of Fry: Ffrey, Frie, Frey, Frye

William Fry and his wife, Elizabeth, married in the early 17th century England.

They were in America by 1636 when William was granted twelve acres. Their daughters were born in Weymouth.

Elizabeth Fry Fiske was born on October 20, 1639 and Mary Fry Pierce was born on November 9, 1641. 

William died in 1642.

Elizabeth married Thomas Daggett (Dogget) about 1643. Thomas held Elizabeth and Mary’s lands until their majority.

Thomas and Elizabeth had three children. Hannah Daggett Blanchard was born in 1646. Sarah Daggett Sherman was born in 1650. Samuel Daggett was born in 1652. 

Elizabeth died about 1653. After she died, Thomas married Joane Chillingsworth in 1654.

“Elizabeth and Mary Fry being dismissed from ye church of Weymouth ... were admitted ye 10 July 1659" to the church of Dorchester, Suffolk County.

Thomas and Mary Pierce of Dorchester and Nathan and Elizabeth Fiske sold William Fry’s lands to Samuel White of Weymouth on May 15, 1672.

Lady Day Before 1752 the year began on March 25th. Dates between January 1st and March 24th were at the end of the year, not the beginning.
The Fry Siblings:
  • William Fry
  • Thomasin Fry Meigs
  • Mary Fry Harris
  • Hannah Fry Rawlins
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