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Fry “Family Crest” or Coat of Arms (Frye) - Fry Family History & Surname
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1) Fry of Witheridge, co. Devonshire - William Fry (fl. 1620), son of William Fry, son of John Frie, son of John Fry, all of Witheridge - Gules three horses courant argent.

2) Frye of Yartye, co. Devon - William Fry (fl. 1620) had son and heir Nicholas Fry of Yerty, who had issue: Margaret, Elizabeth, Bridget, Alice, Agnes, William, Henry, and John - Robert Frye Esq., the last of the elder branch, died in 1726

Frye of Deer Park, Wood, & Dulcis, co. Devon - younger branches of Frye of Yarte, Henry Frye Esq., the last of the Deer Park branch, died in 1772.

Frye of St. Winnion, co. Cornwall - ???

Gules three horses courant argent. Crest—A dexter arm embowed in armour, grasping in the hand proper a sword of the last, hilt and pommel or.

3) Frederick Frye, who was born in Andover, Massachusetts in 1760, bore the shield purpure - Gules a fleur-de-lis or, between three horses courant argent. Crest—A demi horse saliant argent.

4) Fry of Tarrant Gunville, co. Dorset - There was William Fry of Ewermister (fl. 1623), son of William Fry of Tarrant Gunville, son of William Fry of Tarrant Gunville, son of William Fry

Fry of Exeter, co. Devon - William Frye (d. 1427) of Feniton, co. Devon, Member of Parliament for Exeter, Justice of the Peace in Cornwall

Vert three horses courant argent bridled or. Crest—An arm embowed in armour, grasping a sword, enfiled with a Moor’s head all proper.

5) Frye of Banstead Park, co. Surrey and Warfield, co. Berkshire
Rowland Frye of Wallington and/or Beddington (d. 1777), London merchant, purchased Banstead Manor in c. 1762, son of John Frye of Antigua – The Banfield estate was inherited by his nephew Rowland Frye of Warfield - Vert a fleur-de-lys between three horses courant within a bordure Argent.

6) Per pale vert and gules three horses courant argent bridled or.

7) Fry of Woodburn - The Fry Baronetcy, of Woodburn in the parish of Blackwell in the County of Durham, was created in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom on 6 February 1894 for the businessman and Liberal politician Sir Theodore Fry (1836-1912), son of Francis Fry of Bristol (1803-1886), a businessman and bibliographer, grandson of Joseph Storrs Fry (1769-1835), chocolate and confectionery manufacturer, and great-grandson of Joseph Fry (1728-1787), chocolate maker and type-founder. The title became extinct on the death of the fifth Baronet in 1987. - Per fesse gules and sable three horses courant in pale argent two flaunches of the last each charged with a horseshoe of the second. Crest: A dexter arm embowed in armour, proper, garnished or, the hand grasping a sword, also proper, the pommel and hilt gold between two horseshoes sable. Motto: Esto fidelis.

8 ) Argent a fesse between three beehives sable the field replenished with bees volant of the second.

Note: There was Alexander Fry (1821-1905), an English entomologist who specialized in Coleoptera, or the study of beetles, became a partner in his father’s mercantile business in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – but this coat of arms appears to be much older.