Hudel is used as a family name or surname in France. It is 5 characters long in length.
Is a variant form of Hodd. Anglo-Saxon a hood. The name may therefore have had an origin similar to that of Quaife.
Variant of Hutt. From residence in a hut-analogous to Cote.
Variant of Hodd. 1. See Roger - A personal name, unknown here before the Conquest. Many persons called Roger, and Rogerus, occur as tenants in Domesday. From it are formed Rogers, Rodgers, Rogerson, etc., and from its name, Hodge, we get Hodges, Hodgson, Hodgkin, Hotckin, Hotchkins, Hotchkiss, Hodgkinson, Hoskins, Hodd, Hodson, Hudson. The Norman patronymical form is Fitz-Roger, and the Welsh, Ap-Roger, now Prodger
Hod, Hodd, Hundred Rolls 2. A personal name of great antiquity, which may be derived from Hodr, the blind son of Odin.
Family name is variant form of Hood. One who made head coverings or hoods; one who came from Hood meaning "shelter," the name of places in Devonshire and Yorkshire; descendant of Hood or Hud, a pet form of Richard meaning "rule, hard".
Lastname Hudel is a variant of Hood. Wood, and perhaps also from the name Odo.
A variant form of Hood. 1. From some peculiarity in the head -dress of the original possessor of the name. 2. But more probably Odo is the source.
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Immigrants to US
From Germany
Christian Hudel was 23 years old when he migrated to USA on April 22, 1854. He lived in Wurtemberg where he worked as farmer and took Metropolitan from Havre. Laborer P.G. Hudel, August Hudel (26) Miller, Jean Hudel (27) Laborer, Ferdinand Hudel (18) Miller, J.H. Hudel (20) Sail maker, Laborer Hermann Hudel, August Hudel (33) Laborer, Wheeler Carl-A. Hudel, Wilhelmine Hudel (31), are other Hudel that migrated to US from Liverpool, Bremen, Liverpool & Queenstown, Hamburg & Havre, Amsterdam and Bremen & Southampton.