Couderay is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 8 characters long in length.
Couderay is the variant of Cowdray. The map of Normandy exhibits many localities called Le Coudray, meaning a wood or grove of hazels. There is also an estate called Cowdray, near Mid hurst, county of Sussex. De Coudray.
Couderay is variant of Cordrey. See Corderoy - French Cour de Roi, king hearted; metaphorically applied to a man of noble and generous disposition. Perhaps, however, the same as Cowdray.
Surname is the variant of Corder. Perhaps a maker of cord-analogous to Roper. Le Corder.
Couderay is the variant of the Cawdrey. See Cowdery - The map of Normandy exhibits many localities called Le Coudray, meaning a wood or grove of hazels. There is also an estate called Cowdray, near Mid hurst, county of Sussex. De Coudray.
The lastname is variant of Cawdrey. An estate in the parish of Birdham, county of Sussex, is so called. It is quite distinct from Cowdray, which is a much larger estate in the same county.