Quennell is an uncommon given name of English origin, derived from the Welsh surname "Cynwel," which is composed of the elements "cyn" meaning chief and "gwyl" signifying festival. This name was typically borne by sons born around the time of a particular feast day, such as that of St. Quennell or St. Gwyl. The name has not seen widespread use since the Middle Ages but remains an intriguing choice for parents seeking unique and historic names for their children.
"Quennell is not a common name, with only five people named Ann Quennell being born each year on average over time."