E. H. A.

204. _Leonard Fell and Judge Fell._--Mr. Josiah Marsh, in _A popular

Life of George Fox_, 8vo., London, 1847, p. 83., mentions "Leonard Fell

of Becliff, a brother of the judge."

I shall be obliged by a reference to the authority on which this

statement rests. George Fox frequently mentions both Leonard Fell and

Judge Fell; but I cannot find in his _Journal_ the slightest hint that

they were in any way connected. Fell is a common name in the north of

Lancashire. Leonard Fell was one of the preachers who sometimes

accompanied George Fox in his wanderings. Judge Fell was a staunch

member of the Church of England.

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