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*[["Minuteman" Yancy Fry]], who fought in the American Revolution, was an ancestor of: | *[["Minuteman" Yancy Fry]], who fought in the American Revolution, was an ancestor of: | ||
*[[Enos Fry]]. He and [[Mildred Fry]] were the parents of: | **[[Enos Fry]]. He and [[Mildred Fry]] were the parents of: | ||
**[[Yancy Fry Sr.]]. He and [[Mrs. Fry]] were the parents of: | ***[[Yancy Fry Sr.]]. He and [[Mrs. Fry]] were the parents of: | ||
***[[Yancy Fry Jr.]]. He and [[Yancy Fry Jr.'s wife|his wife]] had: | ****[[Yancy Fry Jr.]]. He and [[Yancy Fry Jr.'s wife|his wife]] had: | ||
****[[Philip J. Fry, II]] | *****[[Philip J. Fry, II]] | ||
***'''[[Philip J. Fry]]''', a central character of ''[[Futurama]]''. | ****'''[[Philip J. Fry]]''', a central character of ''[[Futurama]]''. | ||
**[[Fry's cousin]], who owned a van. | ****[[Fry's cousin]], who owned a van. | ||
In addition, the descendants of Yancy Fry, Jr. include members of the Farnsworth family, including: | In addition, the descendants of Yancy Fry, Jr. include members of the Farnsworth family, including: | ||
Revision as of 23:05, 5 September 2013
The Fry family is an family who hails from New York City. Their members include:
- "Minuteman" Yancy Fry, who fought in the American Revolution, was an ancestor of:
- Enos Fry. He and Mildred Fry were the parents of:
- Yancy Fry Sr.. He and Mrs. Fry were the parents of:
- Yancy Fry Jr.. He and his wife had:
- Philip J. Fry, a central character of Futurama.
- Fry's cousin, who owned a van.
- Yancy Fry Sr.. He and Mrs. Fry were the parents of:
- Enos Fry. He and Mildred Fry were the parents of:
In addition, the descendants of Yancy Fry, Jr. include members of the Farnsworth family, including:
- Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth, and his children:
- Igner, with Mom.
- Cubert J. Farnsworth, his clone.
Note: Fry's time travel creates Lars Fillmore, his doomed time paradox duplicate from BBS.
The paternity of Mom's kids was never revealed in the original run of the series, but in "Mother's Day" she describes Professor Farnsworth as "the only man I ever loved". However, in the film Bender's Game, it is revealed that Igner, Mom's youngest son, was fathered by Professor Farnsworth.