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francis marbury
Anglican minister and school teacher, GB
(b. 1555)
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katherine marbury
(1560-1633)
(b. 1559)
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mary marbury
(b. 1596)
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francis marbury, jr.
(1676-1734)
(b. 1676)
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william marbury
American judge, US
(b. 1762)
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mary marbury
(1713-1760)
(b. 1713)
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elisabeth marbury
American literary and talent agent; translator, US
(b. 1856)
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mary orvis marbury
American fishing enthusiast, US
(b. 1856)
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marbury bladen ogle
American classical philologist, US
(b. 1879)
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charles clagett marbury
American politician, US
(b. 1898)
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william l. marbury, jr.
Prominent 20th-century lawyer from Baltimore, US
(b. 1901)
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marbury bladen ogle jr.
American political scientist (1910-1990), US
(b. 1910)
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stephon marbury
American basketball player, US
(b. 1977)
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nathie l. marbury
Black deaf rights activist, US
(b. 1944)
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kerry marbury
Canadian football player
(b. 1952)
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) , around the globe, is quite a rare surname. The surname Marbury is characteristic of Bahamas, where it is quite a rare surname, the United States, where it is a rare surname, and Israel, where it is a very rare surname. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in the United States, Bahamas, and Canada. Much less frequently, Marbury is the forename as well as the last name.