15 Annotations  David Quidnunc   Link to this  Don't know much
about Fauntleroy  His first name is unknown. The best that the
L&M Companion volume can do is say there was a Thomas Fauntleroy
listed in St. Margaret parish records in Westminster starting in
1656 and in records for following years "but not those for 1661"
(which is not an exact way of putting it -- did he appear later?
L&M doesn't say -- and doesn't say if they don't know).
According to the Index volume, Fauntleroy only appears in the
diary once, on 16 November 1660.  David Quidnunc   Link to this
Speculating about Fauntleroy  "in discourse he seems to be wise
and say little, though I know things are changed against his
mind." -- 16 Nov 1660 entry  Pepys's comment sounds to me like
Fauntleroy was a Puritan, since, in 1660, that would fit well
with the idea of keeping mum when you're opposed to things that
have changed.  Government work was likely the biggest profession
for men at St. Margaret's parish, so maybe Fauntleroy, like so
many of Pepys