Descendants of Jacob Fry
Generation No. 1 1. JACOB1 FRY1 was born November 1767 in Allegheney County, Pennsylvania1, and died October 10, 1849 in Sewickley, Allegheney Co, Pennsylvania1. He married MARY MOOR, daughter of JAMES MOOR and ELIZABETH HUBLEY. She was born 17821, and died July 02, 1822 in Sewickley, Allegheney Co, Pennsylvania1. Notes for JACOB FRY:
1796 Fry, Jacob, farmer, hewed log house, kitchen, barn, and cabin;
Northumberland County PA administrations for the years 1772-1813 Fry, Jacob 1802 John, one of Mr. Moore's sons, who died out on the old farm twelve hours
after he was bitten by a rattlesnake, was on his way to the new possession,
his sister Mary accompanying his family. When somewhere on the mountains, as
they traveled slowly along, Jacob Fry, a lover of Mary's, riding on
horseback, overtook the party, and offered her on the spot his heart and
hand, begging for an early marriage.
Now, if it were never known that any command of the stately father, who,
arrayed in his cloak and hat, with his military bearing and commanding
appearance, inspired his children with awe, was ever disobeyed; so Mary
replied, "I will never marry you until you bring me the written consent of my
parents."
Quickly the horse's head was turned towards the home of the brave scout,
and before the party reached their journey's end, Jacob presented himself
with the necessary document, and ere long received his reward.[Fry.ged]1800 Census, Allegheney Co., PA -Lodwich Fry & Jacob Fry ( Index) 1810 Census, Allegheney Co. PA
Jacob Frye 3 males under 10, 1male 10-16, 1 male 26-45 , 1 female 16-26 1820 Census, Allegheney Co., Ohio Twp, PA
Jacob Frye, 1 male under 10, 3 males 10-16, one male 45+ , 2 females under 10,
1 female 16-26, 1 female 26-45. 1830 Census, Allegheney Co. PA
Jacob Fry 2 males 10-15, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 40-50, 2 fe males 15-20, 1
female 30-40, 1 female 40-50, 1 female 50-60.
James Fry 1 male 30-40, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 30-40 1840 Census, Allegheney Co. PA
Jacob Fry 2 males 20-30, 1 male 80-90, 1 female 10-15, 1 f emale 20-30, 1
female 80-90
James Fry 2 males under 5, 2 males 5-10, 1 male 30-40, 1 f emale under 5, 1
female 10-15, 1 female 30-40 Unable to locate them in St. Louis in 1850, believe James d ied prior to 1850. 1860 Census, St. Louis City, MO, Ward 15
Page 0980, Baylis Fry age 32, m w, Malitia age 26, f w, Ell en age 4 f w, Eugene
age 1 m w.
Bayless Fry 2 males under 5, 1 male 30-40, 1 female unde r 5, 1 female 5-10, 1
female 20-30 Excerpt from: "Lights and Shadows of Sewickley Life" "John, one of Mr. Moore's sons, who died out on the old far m twelve hours after
he was bitten by a rattlesnake, was on his way to the new p ossessions, his
sister Mary accompanying his family. When somewhere on th e moountains, as
they travelled slowly along, Jacob Fry, a lover of Mary's , riding on horseback,
overtook the party, and offered her on the spot his heart a nd had, begging for
an early marriage.
Now, it was never known that any command of the stately fat her, who, arrayed in
his cloak and hat, with his military bearing and commandin g appearance,
inspired his children with awe, was ever disobeyed; so Mar y replied, "I will
never marry you until you bring me the written consent of m y parents."
Quickly the horse's head was turned towards the home of th e brave scout, and
before the party reached their journey's end, Jacob present ed himself with the
necessary document, and erelong received his reward. "
For a number of years there was no church building in the V alley, and when the
minister could be secured, service was held sometimes in th e old log
school-house on Division Street and sometimes in the littl e brick school house
on the property of Mr. Shields.
Rev. Thomas Mc Clelland having preached for a time at the h ouse of Mr. Fisher,
and organized the first class in the Valley, preaching some times in the house
near the old mill and afterwards in the Shields School Hous e, still later
organized the society known as "Hamilton's Class," afterwar ds the church at
Blackburn. Among the names enrolled there was Mrs. Rosanna h Brockunier, mother
of Rev. Brockunier, who often preached in this neighborhood.
"Class-Book for Hamilton's Class: Abraham Laramore, C. L. ; Ira Eddy, P. E.
Samuel Adams and Jacob Jenks, C.P.'s. Observe the Fraday Fa sts and live in
love. May 3, 1829"
No. 5 State of Grace B. Jacob Fry, condition of life Wr."
"In another class-book for Hamilton's Class, we find Z.H. C oston, Presiding
Elder, and James Wakefield, Class Leader, with the followin g members: No. 5,
State of Grace, B, State of Life, Wr." Page 33-- Many of the farms, among which may be mentioned t hose of Frederick
Merriman, Jacob Fry, Captain Murray, and the one on which M r. Besterman has
lived for the past twenty-five years, were originally compr ised in the twelve
hundred acres which James Moore, grandfather of Mr. John Mo ore, usually called
"Commodore Moore," owned at one time on these Sewickley hil ls. James Moore
belonged to the Buffalo Valley, and was one of General Wash ington's scouts
during the Revolutionary War. Besides these twelve hundre d acres, we find it
on record that he owned six thousand acres in Kentucky. "....The first boat with a whistle passed Sewickley in 1837 . it was called the
"Uncle Sam", and there are still some of the early resident s left who remember
the excitement in Sewickley and vicinity when its shrill to nes were first
heard....
The boat ran aground in "White's Riffle," near the old Trac y Landing, and the
whistle was blown again and again. Through the valley and o ver the hill-top it
choed and re-echoed, causing a feeling of terror and alarm . Mr. Jacob Fry
announced to his family and neighbors that the end of the w orld had come, and
Gabriel was blowing his trumpet, telling them to fall on th eir knees and
improve the short time left in prayer. A general belief wa s that it was the
cry of a wildcat; so some of the men left their sugar=makin g and ran here and
there with pitchforks, whild Moses Hendricks, accompanied b y a friend, took his
gun and went as far as "Crow's Run" to shoot the animal. A t last word was
brought from the neighbors near the river what was the caus e of the outcry, and
quiet and peace were restored. Deed book 40 p 139 records the sale for $320 of 58 acres o f lot 116 Braden's
District Depreciation Lands in Ohio Twp on Little Sewickle y Creek by James and
Elizabeth Moore to Jacob Fry their son in law on 9 Jun 1819 . witnessed by John
Way. More About JACOB FRY:
Burial: Blackburn Cemetery, Allegheney Co., Pennsylvania1
Record Change: March 27, 20021 Notes for MARY MOOR:
[Fry.ged] Deed bk 43 p 400 records the gift for $1 of 100 acres of Br anden's District Depreciation Lands part of lot 116 on Litt le Sewickley Creek to daughter Mary Moore Fry.
(Information from T. Richard "Rich" Moore mooretr@nauticom. net More About MARY MOOR:
Burial: Blackburn Cemetery, Allegheney Co., Pennsylvania1
Record Change: March 27, 20021
Children of JACOB FRY and MARY MOOR are:
i. JACOB2 FRY1. Notes for JACOB FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 ii. ROBERT M. FRY1, b. Pennsylvania1. Notes for ROBERT M. FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 iii. FRY1. Notes for FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 iv. FRY1. Notes for FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 v. FRY1, m. BONHAM ?????1. Notes for FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 Notes for BONHAM ?????:
[Fry.ged] There was a Park Bonham in Sewickley in 1889. More About BONHAM ?????:
Record Change: April 20, 20001 2. vi. JAMES FRY, b. Bet. 1800 - 1810, Allegheny Co., Ohio Twp, Pennsylvania; d. Bef. 1850, Missouri ?.
vii. BAYLES (BALES/BAILS) FRY1, b. Abt. 1810, Pennsylvania1; d. Y1; m. JANE (JAIN)1. Notes for BAYLES (BALES/BAILS) FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 More About JANE (JAIN):
Record Change: April 20, 20001 viii. RACHEL FRY1, b. 1814, Pennsylvania1; d. February 15, 1874, Sewickly, Pennsylvania1; m. JAMES GLANCEY1. Notes for RACHEL FRY:
[Fry.ged] $BLACKBURN UNITED METHODIST I1360 More About RACHEL FRY:
Burial: Blackburn Cem.1
Record Change: April 20, 20001 Notes for JAMES GLANCEY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001
Generation No. 2 2. JAMES2 FRY (JACOB1)1 was born Bet. 1800 - 1810 in Allegheny Co., Ohio Twp, Pennsylvania1, and died Bef. 1850 in Missouri ?1. He married ELIZABETH MAC DONALD1 1824 in Pennsylvania1. She was born December 31, 1804 in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania1, and died October 27, 1871 in Jefferson Co, Missouri1. Notes for JAMES FRY:
[Fry.ged] Name may have been James or William/cannot prove as of yet. More About JAMES FRY:
Record Change: February 04, 20011 Notes for ELIZABETH MAC DONALD:
[Fry.ged] Obituary: FRY, Sister Elizabeth Fry died in Jefferson Count y, Mo., October 27, 1871. The Master called and she was re ady. Her death was calm and peaceful. The last words sh e spoke to her children were, "Meet me in heaven." We wil l miss her. She was a devoted Christian and a kind mother. This mother in Israel was born in Alleghany County, PA., De cember 31, 1804. She united with the Methodist Church in h er 22nd year. In 1846 she moved to St. Louis and united wi th the M.E. Church, South at Wesley Chapel, under the minis try of Bro. Pollock, where she remained for some time. A t the time of her death she was a member of a class in th e bounds of the Plattin Circuit. She leaves several childr en to mourn her death. May God bless and comfort them. W.M. Bewley. 1860 Census, Jefferson County, MO, Joachim Twp, P. O. Hills boro, Page 35
Hensley, Alfred age 31 b MO, Ellen age 26, b PA, Ida J ag e 1 b MO, FRY, Elizabeth age 65, lives w/daughter b PA, Hen sley, Elwood age 12 b MO More About ELIZABETH MAC DONALD:
Record Change: March 05, 20011
Children of JAMES FRY and ELIZABETH MAC DONALD are:
3. i. MARY3 FRY, b. October 06, 1828, Ohio Twp., Allegheney Co. Pennsylvania; d. March 06, 1885.
4. ii. WILLIAM FRY, b. 1830, Iola, Allen County, Kansas; d. Y.
5. iii. BAYLES FRY, b. February 08, 1831, Ohio Twp, Allegheney Co, Pennsylvania; d. June 08, 1914, Garden Grove, Orange Co, California.
iv. JAMES FRY1, b. Abt. 18331; d. Y1; m. MARY1. Notes for JAMES FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 Notes for MARY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 6. v. JACOB K FRY, b. Abt. 1835, Ohio Twp., Allegheney Co., Pennsylvania; d. Y.
7. vi. FRANCIS (FRANK) FRY, b. Abt. 1837, Pennsylvania; d. Y.
8. vii. ELLEN M. FRY, b. Abt. 1844, Ohio Twp, Allegheney Co., Pennsylvania; d. Jefferson County Missouri.
Generation No. 3 3. MARY3 FRY (JAMES2, JACOB1)1 was born October 06, 1828 in Ohio Twp., Allegheney Co. Pennsylvania1, and died March 06, 18851. She married (1) FIDELO/PHIDELO WILLIAMS1 March 08, 1853 in Pennsylvania1. He was born January 15, 18211, and died November 25, 18591. She married (2) WILLIAM MOCKBEE1 January 29, 1868 in Missouri1. He was born Abt. 1816 in Maryland1, and died in Y1. Notes for MARY FRY:
[Fry.ged] Mary Willliams, 1860 Census Joachim Twp, Hemetite PO
Mary Williams age 35 seamstress, b PA, James Williams ag e 4 b MO, Frances Williams age 2 b MO. living in the house hold are: Frances Fry age 23, (m) farm hand b PA and Elle n Fry age 18 Seamstress. 1870 census, Jefferson County, Hillsboro.
William Mackbee age 53 b MA, Mary age 41, Lydia A age 21, W illiam age 19, WEsley age 15, Living in the household: Ssa n Burns age 19, James W. Burns age 14. More About MARY FRY:
Burial: Sandy Baptist, Church Cemetery, Jefferson County, Missouri1
Record Change: March 06, 20011 Notes for FIDELO/PHIDELO WILLIAMS:
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(Research):Phidello Williams of Jefferson Co., Mo. and Mis s Mary Fry of St. Louis, Mo.
married on 8 March 1853 by John Penm an, Minister at Jefferson Co., Mo.
the hand written index has Phidelo W illiamsMore About FIDELO/PHIDELO WILLIAMS:
Burial: Old Jarvis Cemetery, Jefferson County, Missouri1
Record Change: October 22, 20011 Notes for WILLIAM MOCKBEE:
[Fry.ged] 1880 Census-MO Robert Mockbee, age 46
Minerva age 44
George M. age 22
Elizabeth age 19
Charles age 9
Wesley Mockbee age 26
Hulda M. age 23 It appears that William was referred to as "Squire" Willia m Mockbee
Apparently he was a Justice of the Peace A Justice of th e Peace who was a layman who administered local legal proce edings such as marriages, coroner's inquests, preliminary h earings in minor magistrate matters, etc. was often identi fied with the word "Squire" before his name. A Justice o f the Peace often traveled around from town to town withi n his county or district.
Zion United Methodist Cemetery was established in 1868. I t is located at
Beckett Road & Highway Z. There are some headstones that ar e gone, so I'm
sure there are others buried here that have no markers. Th e names below are
spelled as they are on the stones. There were some metal ma rkers, but I
could not read what remained. Charles Mockbee / October 27th 1870 - August 28th 1899.
Fannie / Daughter of R. E. & M. J. Muckerbee. September 19t h 1862 - February
4th 1877.
Lizzie McCormack / Wife of P. C. McCormack. September 4th 1 860 - July 11th
1913. Minerva J. Mockerbee / April 11th 1835 - June 22nd 1914 - R obert E.
Mockerbee / October 8th 1833 - September 20th 190
(Research):1850 census Jefferson County, Joachim Twp, Pevel y PO, William Macby age 44 b MD, Margaret E. age 35, b MO , Eugene age 16, b MO, Louisa age 14 b MO, Sarah age 13 , b MO, Lydia age 12 b. MO, William T. age 10 b MO, Susan a ge 9 b MO, Cora A. 5/12 b MO. William Mockbee and Mary Williams all of Jefferson Co., Mo.
married on 29 January 1868 by Henr y N. Watts, MG of the Methodist Church South at
Jefferson Co., Mo.
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A. O. Mockbee and Nancy R. Kiney all of Jefferson Co., Mo.
married on 5 March 1868 by G. J. Joh nston, County Court Justice at Jefferson Co., Mo.
Robertson E. Mockbee and Minerva Jane Williams
married on 11 March 1857 by J. L. Mc Farland, authorized MG at Jefferson Co., Mo.More About WILLIAM MOCKBEE:
Record Change: October 22, 20011
Children of MARY FRY and FIDELO/PHIDELO WILLIAMS are:
i. JAMES ADRIN4 WILLIAMS1, b. 18561; d. Y1. Notes for JAMES ADRIN WILLIAMS:
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Record Change: March 05, 20011 ii. FRANCIS WILLIAMS1, b. 18581; d. Y1. Notes for FRANCIS WILLIAMS:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 4. WILLIAM3 FRY (JAMES2, JACOB1)1 was born 1830 in Iola, Allen County, Kansas1, and died in Y1. He married CHRISTINA1. Notes for WILLIAM FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 Notes for CHRISTINA:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001
Children of WILLIAM FRY and CHRISTINA are:
i. WILLIAM J.4 FRY1. Notes for WILLIAM J. FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 ii. ELLEN V. FRY1. Notes for ELLEN V. FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 5. BAYLES3 FRY (JAMES2, JACOB1)1 was born February 08, 1831 in Ohio Twp, Allegheney Co, Pennsylvania1, and died June 08, 1914 in Garden Grove, Orange Co, California1. He married MALETA "LETIE" EMALINE COONCE1 March 13, 1853 in Joaquim Twp, Jefferson Co, Missouri1. She was born January 17, 1834 in St. Louis Co, Missouri1, and died March 30, 1880 in Washington, Franklin Co, Missouri1. Notes for BAYLES FRY:
[Fry.ged] Obituary, Bayless Fry, born 1831, died 1914, Master of Hop e Lodge in 1867, 68, 77, 78, 80 and 81. Bayless Fry was ac tive in the Methodist Church, according to church records a nd local newspapers. He was elected one of two stewards o f the Methodist Church in Washington in December 1868 and h eld other offices in the church for many years. He was a r esident of Washington about 30 years. He was a butcher an d in the meat business and he had a daughter, Ella.
----------------------------------------------------------- - -------------------------------------------- This was ta ken from the Washington Citizen of July 10th, 1914. "The re maines of Bayless Fry, who died at Garden Grove, Californi a on June 8th were brought to Washington Friday morning an d services were conducted at the Methodist Church by Dr. Jo hn E. Godbey of Kirkwood. Interment was made in the Presby terian Cemetery. Mr. Fry was at one time in the butcher bu siness here, he also resided at Glencoe MO in St. Louis Cou nty." 1860 Census, St. Louis City, St. Louis County, Missouri, Wa rd 15 Bayles had cousin, Delia Bonham Marlott and Leah Bonh am. Lived in California for eight years prior to death at age 8 3. Bayles Fry and Meletta Countz both of Jefferson Co., Mo.
married on 13 March 1853 by Thomas W. Levant, JP at Jeffer son Co., Mo.
the hand written index has Meletta C oonce
(Medical):Death Certificate, California State Board of Heal th #58071, town of Garden GroveMore About BAYLES FRY:
Burial: June 11, 1914, Presby. Cem, Washington, Franklin Co, Missouri1
Cause of Death: Edema of Lungs, organic heart disease1
Record Change: April 11, 20011 Notes for MALETA "LETIE" EMALINE COONCE:
[Fry.ged] Also spelled Coontz (marriage record), Counse, Countz, Coon ce, Koontz, Kounce, Kountz, Koonce, etc. Obituary Fry, Mrs. Melita E. Fry was born in St. Louis Coun ty, MO., January 17, 1834. Was married to Bayles Fry, Marc h 11, 1853, was converted and joined the Methodist Episcopa l Church South, in the summer of 1857, under the ministry o f Rev. J. B. McFarland. Entered into rest, March 30, 1880 . Sister Fry walked worthy of her hight vocation as she wal ked with unswerving fidelity in paths of duty, God was wit h her and her daily home life shone with the beauty of holi ness. Her last days were triumphant, her joy sometimes bec ame almost ecstatic. Almost her last words were, "the wa y is growing shorter and brighter". How bright, she alon g can tell. May God help us all to follow on. (By S. W. Em ery) Malita had a cousin, Alonza Voteau who had a daughter Laura . Half brother Will King. More About MALETA "LETIE" EMALINE COONCE:
Burial: April 1880, Presby.Cem, Washington, Franklin Co, Missouri1
Christening: 1857, Jefferson County Missouri1
Record Change: April 20, 20001
Children of BAYLES FRY and MALETA COONCE are:
i. ELISHA4 FRY1, b. January 16, 1854, Missouri1; d. January 16, 1854, Missouri1. Notes for ELISHA FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 ii. MALISSA ELLA FRY1, b. August 24, 1856, Missouri1; d. September 09, 19281. Notes for MALISSA ELLA FRY:
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Burial: September 11, 1928, Forest Lawn Cem, Glendale, Los Angeles Co, California1
Record Change: April 20, 20001 iii. EUGENE W FRY1, b. August 27, 1859, Missouri1; d. December 22, 1861, Missouri1. Notes for EUGENE W FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 iv. EMMA DORA FRY1, b. September 06, 1862, Missouri1; d. May 01, 1863, Missouri1. Notes for EMMA DORA FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 9. v. EMMET MAC DONALD FRY, b. June 26, 1864, St. Louis Co, Missouri; d. December 21, 1946, Pasadena, Los Angeles Co, California.
vi. CORA LEE FRY1, b. October 14, 1866, Missouri1; d. October 03, 1867, Missouri1. Notes for CORA LEE FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 vii. NORA ETTA FRY1, b. November 15, 1868, St. Louis County, Missouri1; d. January 19, 19371. Notes for NORA ETTA FRY:
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Burial: January 25, 1937, Forest Lawn Cem, Glendale, Los Angeles Co, California1
Record Change: April 20, 20001 10. viii. WILLIAM MARVIN FRY, b. September 16, 1872, Missouri; d. 1944, South Pasadena, Los Angeles Co, California. 6. JACOB K3 FRY (JAMES2, JACOB1)1 was born Abt. 1835 in Ohio Twp., Allegheney Co., Pennsylvania1, and died in Y1. He married MARY (MOLLIE) W.1 in Pennsylvania1. She was born 1836 in Missouri1, and died in Y1. Notes for JACOB K FRY:
[Fry.ged] 1870 CENSUS OF IOLA, KANSAS 1850 Census,St.Louis Co.MO (July 29) l[ K. middle initial, may have been for KOONTZ. More researc h necessary. I1294 More About JACOB K FRY:
Record Change: March 07, 20011 Notes for MARY (MOLLIE) W.:
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Record Change: March 07, 20011
Children of JACOB FRY and MARY are:
i. SARAH ELIZABETH (LIZZIE)4 FRY1, b. 1862, Missouri1; d. Y1. Notes for SARAH ELIZABETH (LIZZIE) FRY:
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Record Change: July 07, 20001 ii. JAMES S. FRY1, b. 1864, Kansas1; d. Y1. Notes for JAMES S. FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 7. FRANCIS (FRANK)3 FRY (JAMES2, JACOB1)1 was born Abt. 1837 in Pennsylvania1, and died in Y1. Notes for FRANCIS (FRANK) FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001
Children of FRANCIS (FRANK) FRY are:
i. NETTIE4 FRY1. Notes for NETTIE FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 ii. PAUL S. FRY1, b. Abt. 1867, Missouri1; d. Y1. Notes for PAUL S. FRY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 8. ELLEN M.3 FRY (JAMES2, JACOB1)1 was born Abt. 1844 in Ohio Twp, Allegheney Co., Pennsylvania1, and died in Jefferson County Missouri1. She married ALFRED H. HENSLEY1. He was born 18391, and died June 01, 1880 in Jefferson County, Missouri1. Notes for ELLEN M. FRY:
[Fry.ged] Living in household, 1880 is a Nancy Williams, aunt, born i n PA age 69. Paul S. Frye age 13, nephew age 13, father bor n PA, mother born mo. james Williams, age 23, nephew, farme r Alex/alen Hensley age 20 nephew, farmer I1353 More About ELLEN M. FRY:
Record Change: February 04, 20011 Notes for ALFRED H. HENSLEY:
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Burial: 1880, Sandy Baptist, Church Cemetery, Jefferson County, Missouri1
Record Change: February 04, 20011
Children of ELLEN FRY and ALFRED HENSLEY are:
i. IDA J.4 HENSLEY1, b. Abt. 1869, Missouri1; d. Y1. Notes for IDA J. HENSLEY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 ii. NINTA OR ANITA HENSLEY VINTA1, b. Abt. 1871, Missouri1; d. Y1. Notes for NINTA OR ANITA HENSLEY VINTA:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 iii. NANNIE M. HENSLEY1, b. Abt. 1874, Missouri1; d. Y1. Notes for NANNIE M. HENSLEY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 iv. FRANK A. HENSLEY1, b. Abt. 1876, Missouri1; d. Y1. Notes for FLORENCE ETHEL ABBOTT:
[Fry.ged] (Medical):Methodist After death of parents, adopted by Bogg s along with younger sister Helen. She was known to us as " Nanna".
Report of Adoption, for Children adopted in Nebraska Dated : Oct 4, 1889 Case#108
Florence Ethel Abbott Female White
dob: September 22, 1880 Howard Co, Nebraska (sheep ranch)
father: Eustace Samuel Abott
mother: Sarah Elizabeth Locke Abbott
Foster father: Charles T. Boggs white (died 1913)
occupation: bank official
Foster mother: Mary Elizabeth Caffyn white dob Octob er 1848 dod 1932
Address: 1429 N Street, Lincoln, Nebraska Member of DAR, resigned membership in 1939 in protest whe n Marion Anderson, the famous black contralto singer was no t allowed to sing in Constitution Hall at a concert. (Elean or Roosevelt also resigned her membership as well. Nanna b elieved in equality and would fight for what she believed w as an injustice. 784 Coniston Road, Pasadena, California 18 104 Leatherwood Way, Irvine, California , Tustin, California States of residence: Nebraska, Illinois, and California SS# 564-22-8809 Due to Arteriosclerotic heart disease. Other condition con tributing to death; Carcinoma of bladder. A Cystoscopy an d resection was performed on June 6, 1978 More About FLORENCE ETHEL ABBOTT:
Burial: February 14, 1979, Mtn.View Cem, Altadena, Los Angeles Co, California1
Cause of Death: Congestive heart failure1
Record Change: April 20, 20001
Children of EMMET FRY and FLORENCE ABBOTT are:
i. EMMET5 FRY1, b. November 10, 1900, Lincoln, Nebraska1; d. November 10, 1900, Lincoln, Nebraska1. More About EMMET FRY:
Burial: Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln, Nebraska1
Record Change: November 10, 20001 ii. HELEN DOROTHEA FRY1, b. September 06, 1901, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois1; d. October 08, 1996, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Co, California1. Notes for HELEN DOROTHEA FRY:
[Fry.ged] Teacher and Dean of Students at Pasadena City College 1992 Residence, 3775 Modoc Road, #10, Santa Barbara, Califo rnia Illinois, California, New Mexico, Back To Santa Barbara, Ca lif. More About HELEN DOROTHEA FRY:
Burial: October 1996, Cremation, Mtn.View Cem., Altadena, California1
Record Change: April 20, 20001 iii. ELIZABETH ELOISE FRY1, b. June 23, 1906, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois1; m. PAUL ELIJAH MOREL1, November 03, 1935, Pasadena, Los Angeles Co, California1; b. June 03, 1909, Altadena, Los Angeles County, California1. Notes for ELIZABETH ELOISE FRY:
[Fry.ged] Lived in Chicago, Illinois; Altadena, Pasadena, Gaviota, La ke Hughes and Lone Pine, California. Obtained a teaching degree at Northwestern University in Ch icago Illinois. Organist for many years at the Church of t he Lakes in Lake Hughes, California Alzheimers began when she was in her late 80's.
(Research):Delayed record of Birth, State of Illinois, Depa rtment of Public Health
County File No. 67593, State File No. 202636 (copy of ori ginal) Filed for the State Registrar of Vital Statistics o n November 16, 1967 U.S. Social Security Application date May 12, 1937 #568-10- 1295 Included in U.S. Census dated April 15, 1910..age 3 bp Illi nois More About ELIZABETH ELOISE FRY:
Christening: November 20, 1909, St.Mathews Bible, Evanston, Illinois1
Record Change: April 20, 20001 Notes for PAUL ELIJAH MOREL:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 iv. ROBERT GORDON FRY1, b. December 15, 19111; m. ELIZABETH(BETTY1. Notes for ROBERT GORDON FRY:
[Fry.ged] I490 More About ROBERT GORDON FRY:
Record Change: April 20, 20001 Notes for ELIZABETH(BETTY:
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Record Change: April 20, 20001 v. JANE VIRGINIA FRY1, b. December 01, 19141; m. BO INMAN1. Notes for JANE VIRGINIA FRY:
[Fry.ged] I491 More About JANE VIRGINIA FRY:
Record Change: April 20, 20001 Notes for BO INMAN:
[Fry.ged] I498 More About BO INMAN:
Record Change: April 20, 20001
Endnotes 1. Fry.ged, Date of Import: Mar 30, 2002. If you need more family details on this file, please advise. Part of this file can not be published because of the living.
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