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Surname Mortier

Last name Mortier (Mortier France Belgium United States United Kingdom Sri Lanka, Morter France United States United Kingdom Australia Canada, Mortir United States Philippines India) , worldwide, is a common surname. The cognomen Mortier is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly Belgium, where it is quite a common surname, Monaco, and France, where it is quite a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in France, Belgium, and the United States. Much less frequently, Mortier is the forename as well as the last name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Mortier

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Mortier United Kingdom, Belgium, France, United States, Sri Lanka
Morter United Kingdom, France, Australia, United States, Canada
Mortir United States, India, Philippines

Last names said to be same

Mortiér, and Мортьер

Notable namesakes

gustav dietrich von mortier (b. 1638) link
pieter mortier mapmaker and engraver from the Northern Netherlands, NL (b. 1661) link
david mortier * 1673 , † 1728 , bookseller, NL (b. 1673) link
cornelis mortier bookseller and map publisher, NL (b. 1699) link
pieter mortier Dutch publisher, NL (b. 1704) link
picture of édouard adolphe casimir joseph mortier édouard adolphe casimir joseph mortier édouard adolphe casimir joseph mortier French diplomat (1768-1835), FR (b. 1768) link
antoine charles joseph mortier French politician, FR (b. 1730) link
pieter mortier Publisher 1735 1781 (b. 1735) link
pierre mortier-duparc French politician, FR (b. 1748) link
picture of napoléon mortier de trévise napoléon mortier de trévise napoléon mortier de trévise French politician (1804-1869), FR (b. 1804) link
david du mortier contributor to album amicorum of Petronella Moens (b. 1757) link
anna eva mortier (1779-1855) (b. 1779) link
picture of arnold mortier arnold mortier arnold mortier French journalist and librettist (1843-1885), FR (b. 1843) link
charles henri edouard hector mortier French diplomat (1797-1864), FR (b. 1797) link
j.-c. mortier lawyer (homme de loi), FR (b. 1800) link

Characteristic forenames

Mr, Bea, Bob, , Kay, Ken, Kim, Ben, , Ray, Rod, Rob, Roy, Ria, Rik, Pol, , Cat, A M, Ms, An, Bo, Ro, Du, Jo, Ty, Max, Mia, , Sam, Sen, , Ann, Amy, , and R C