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1918 Born son of Cecil Roderick Fry (1890-1952), last family chairman of [[J. S. Fry and Sons|Fry's]], the chocolate firm, and his wife Olave (nee Anderson)<ref>BMD</ref>
1918 Born son of Cecil Roderick Fry (1890-1952), last family chairman of [[J. S. Fry and Sons|Fry's]], the chocolate firm, and his wife Olave (nee Anderson)<ref>BMD</ref>
1938 Designed the ''Freikaserwagen'', which set the initial speed record at the Prescott Hill Climb<ref>Bristol Post 18 June 2013</ref>
1949 The ''Freikaserwagen'' broke the record at Shelsley Walsh


1967 Died in Gloucestershire<ref> The Times, Jun 28, 1967</ref>
1967 Died in Gloucestershire<ref> The Times, Jun 28, 1967</ref>

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David Henry Colt Fry, engineer

1918 Born son of Cecil Roderick Fry (1890-1952), last family chairman of Fry's, the chocolate firm, and his wife Olave (nee Anderson)[1]

1938 Designed the Freikaserwagen, which set the initial speed record at the Prescott Hill Climb[2]

1949 The Freikaserwagen broke the record at Shelsley Walsh

1967 Died in Gloucestershire[3]


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Sources of Information

  1. BMD
  2. Bristol Post 18 June 2013
  3. The Times, Jun 28, 1967