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     • Louisa Fry (1814–1896), married to Raymond Pelly (brother of Juliana, William's wife).
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   Who was Louisa Fry married to?

   • Louisa Fry (1814–1896), married to Raymond Pelly (brother of Juliana, William's wife). Samuel Fry (1816–1902; known as "Gurney"); married to Sophia Pinkerton (aunt of poet and translator Percy Edward Pinkerton). Daniel Fry (1821–1892; known as "Henry" or "Harry"), married to Lucy Sheppard.

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   Who was Louisa Fry?

   • Louisa Fry was the daughter of Joseph Fry and Eizabeth Gurney. She was born at Plashet, East Ham, Essex on 14 June 1814 She married Raymond Pelly of the Manor, Upton, brother of Juliana who married her brother, William Storrs Fry. The Fry Family Tree by David Fry.

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   Who was Samuel Fry married to?

   • Samuel Fry (1816–1902; known as "Gurney"); married to Sophia Pinkerton who was an aunt to poet and translator Percy Edward Pinkerton. Daniel Fry (October 1822 – 1892; known as "Henry" or "Harry"), married to Lucy Sheppard.

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   Did William Fry marry Elizabeth Lambert?

   • William Fry married Elizabeth Lambert in 1767. Joseph Fry was born in 1777, the youngest of the three sons and three daughters of William and Elizabeth Fry. One of his older brothers, William Fry (1768–1858), also joined the family business.

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   Where did Elizabeth Fry reside?

   • Elizabeth Fry lived at a number of places, including her birthplace of Gurney Court in Norwich, her childhood home of Earlham Hall, St. Mildred's Court, City of London, where she lived when she was first married, and Arklow House, her final home and place of death in Ramsgate. There are plaques located at these places commemorating her residences.

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   How many children did Joseph and Elizabeth Fry have?

   • Joseph and Elizabeth Fry had eleven children: five sons and six daughters. 1. John Gurney Fry of Warley Lodge was born in 1804 and died in 1872. He married Rachel Reynolds, whose mother was a Barclay. They lived in Plashet House in East Ham between 1809 and 1829, then moved to Upton Lane in Forest Gate.

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   Louisa Fry (1814–1896), married to Raymond Pelly (brother of Juliana, William's wife). Samuel Fry (1816–1902; known as "Gurney"); married to Sophia Pinkerton (aunt of poet and translator Percy Edward Pinkerton ).

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   Sep 8, 2023 · Louisa Fry was the daughter of Joseph Fry and Eizabeth Gurney. She was born at Plashet, East Ham, Essex on 14 June 1814. She married Raymond Pelly of the Manor, Upton, brother of Juliana who married her brother, William Storrs Fry. Sources

   • Gender: Female
   • Birth Date: June 14, 1814

   • Spouse: Raymond Percy Pelly

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   Marriage. On 19 August 1800 at the Norwich Quaker Meeting House, Goat Lane, Norwich, Joseph married Elizabeth Gurney (1780–1845), daughter of John Gurney (1749—1809) and Catherine Gurney (born Bell, 1755—1792). The bride's family were proverbially [4] wealthy bankers, originally based in Norwich .

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   Jan 7, 2015 · In 1800 Elizabeth married Joseph Fry, also a banker and a Quaker and the new couple moved to London where they lived for a time in the City, before eventually moving out to what was then the rural area of Forest Gate.

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   Jun 23, 2023 · On August 19, 1800, she married Joseph Fry, a fellow member of the Society of Friends. In 1813, she visited Newgate Prison in London, and was so horrified by what she saw that she devoted the rest of her life to prison reform.

   • Also Known As: "Betsy"

   • Birthdate: May 21, 1780

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   Sep 26, 2024 · Louisa Fry (1814–1896), married to Raymond Pelly (brother of Juliana, William's wife). Samuel Fry (1816–1902; known as "Gurney"); married to Sophia Pinkerton who was an aunt to poet and translator Percy Edward Pinkerton.

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   On 19 March 1873 Benjamin Marshfield, 19, laborer and bachelor of Bedminster, married Louisa Fry, 20, spinster, at St Luke's Parish church in Bedminster, Somerset. Benjamin's father is listed as Jonathan Marshfield, labourer.