[AN] Aubrey quotes, as applicable to Pell:—
'Ingenium ingens
Inculto latet hoc sub corpore.
Horat. Sat. I. iii. 34.'
He gives a derivation of the name 'Pell, i.e. a poole—Sussex.' He gives also the coat: 'Ermine, on a canton ... a pellicane (but not feeding her young ones) ... [Pell].'
[AO] Fobbing was a Crown living—net annual value, in 1893, £534: Laindon-cum-Basildon was in the gift of the see of London—net annual value, in 1893, £491. The figures suggest that Pell had a good appetite for preferment, to ask for more.
William Penn (1644-1718).
[574]William Penn natus Oct. 14, 1644, horâ 7 mane, Londini.
[575]William Penn[AP], the eldest son of Sir William Penn, knight, [admirall[576] both of the English navy before the restauration of the king, and commanded as captain-generall under the D. Y.[577] in 1665 against the Dutch fleet[578]], was borne in London, at Tower hill, the 14[579] day of October 1644. 'Twas upon a Monday he thinkes; but 'twas about 7 a clock in the morning.
(His father was a very good man, but no Quaker; was very much against his sonne.)