Children
There were five sons and six daughters (one of whom died in infancy):
- Katharine (Kitty) Fry born 22 August 1801, unmarried
- Rachel Elizabeth Fry born 25 March 1803 died 1888, married Francis Cresswell
- John Fry born 1804 died 1872, married Rachel Reynolds
- William Storrs Fry born 1 June 1806, died 1844, married Juliana Pelly
- Richenda Fry born 18 February 1808, died 1884 married Foster Reynolds
- Joseph Fry born 20 September 1809, died 1896, married Alice Partridge
- Elizabeth (Betsy) Fry born February 1811, died 1815
- Hannah Fry born 12 Sept 1812, died 10 Mar 1895, married Rev. William Champion Streatfeild of Chart's Edge, Westerham, Kent
- Louisa Fry born 1814, died 1896, married Raymond Pelly
- Samuel Fry born 1816 (known as “Gurney”), married Sophia Pinkerton
- Daniel Fry, known as "Henry" or "Harry", born October 1822 died 1892, married Lucy Sheppard
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