pew-fellow
/ˈpjuːˌfɛləʊ/Now rare
noun
A person who has a seat in the same pew as another (usually specified) person; a fellow-worshipper. In extended use: a person of the same religious, political, etc., belief or group; (more generally) a companion, an associate.
Origin
Early 16th century. From pew + fellow.
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