I found this on ancestry:
"Pierre L'Homme, natif de la Fer en Picardie, fils de feu Etienne L'Homme et d'Elizabet Becarre;
Judith Lorsigno, native de St. Goubin[?] en Picardie, fille de feu Jacques Lorsigno et de feue Judith d'Ardenne"
They married on May 19 1695 at the Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields, London.
**edited to add:
Pierre and Judith had:
A son, Pierre, in 1697, godfather Pierre de Monceau [?] godmother Marie L'Homme.
(I found Marie's marriage, too...she appears to be a sister of Pierre snr, also from Picardie)
A son Jacques in 1698, godfather Jacques Lambert, godmother Jeanne DuPont
Intrestingly, I found a further marriage a month or so after the one I mentioned previously (which took place in the Chapel of the Hospital on 19 May 1695). The second one was on 30 July 1695 between Peter L'Homme, weaver, of Spitalfields and Judith Lorsigno, spinster, of same (This is in an Anglican church, St Dunstans in Stepney). I wonder why they would get married in both churches? The names seem enough of a coincidence to presume they are the same people.
