Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 6th ed., 1887,
Shelby Co.

ROBERT B. FRY is a native Kentuckian, born in Shelby County October 29,
1854, the fifth of a family of six sons born to Isaac and Sarah (Froman)
Fry.  Isaac Fry was born in Virginia, in 1800, and when quite young was
brought to Kentucky by his parents, who settled in Shelby County; he was
a farmer, and died August 18, 1874.  His widow, a native of Bullitt
County, was born February 13, 1818, is still living, and is a member of
the Missionary Baptist Church.  Our subject's maternal grandfather was a
native of Virginia, and came to Kentucky in pioneer times.  Robert B.
Fry was educated in the common schools.  April 14, 1881, he married
Mollie C. McClain, a native of Shelby County, and three children have
blessed their union: Lillie S., born March 4, 1882; Ida B., November 12,
1883, and Lela B., November 14, 1885.  Mr. Fry is an enterprising farmer,
owning 277 acres of well cultivated land in Shelby County.  He is a
member of the Missionary Baptist Church, and politically a Democrat.

Fry Froman McClain
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Bullitt-KY VA

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