From Boucher's source (filed under "Resources"), it was found that they went from France to Delft in Holland in 1697 where they become members of the Reformed Church (I've also established that the congregation was French speaking) - see my research in the previous discussion. Have any of you used the records of this church before?
It can be obtained via the city's archive, but I am struggling to register on the website: https://zoeken.stadsarchiefdelft.nl/detail.php?nav_id=10-3&.......
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waalse_kerk_(Delft) provides more detail on the church, which moved to new premises and everything, including the registers, were donated to the museum: https://www.ad.nl/delft/waalse-kerk-schenkt-schat-aan-prinsenhof~a4..., but there are still services every 2nd Sunday as http://eglisewallonnedelft.nl/, with some interesting information in http://eglisewallonnedelft.nl/leglise-wallonne-cede-le-temple-a-la-... on the 60,000 French Huguenots that went to Holland. and more history in http://www.egliseswallonnes.nl/nl/geschiedenis/
