Pat asked where she could start searching for EUDE and similar names. I came across a Communion Certificate of JAMES EUDE (London 1709) in The Quiet Conquest (The catalogue for the Huguenot Exhibition at the Museum of London in 1985). The catalogue reference states: "This certificate was presented by JAMES EUDE's great grandson, also James, with his petition for admission to the French Protestant Hospital on 30th March, 1858, as evidence of his Huguenot origins. The original JAMES EUDE is described as of the parish of Stepney, and the document, signed by SAMUEL BESCOMBES, minister of the French Church, Threadneedle Street, certifies that James Eude received communion on 1st May, 1709 at the French church called 'The Hospital', an annexe of the Threadneedle Street Church. The document also bears a testimony from FRANCIS MARTEL, weaver, and JAMES MARTEL, cooper, both of the parish of Stepney." I don't know if this will hold any clues, but I thought it might be worth trying. Regards, Jan Zwarick