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andrew ure
Scottish doctor and chemist, GB
(b. 1778)
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david ure
Scottish naturalist and local historian, GB
(b. 1741)
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elizabeth ure
(1780-1872)
(b. 1780)
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john francis ure
John Francis Ure (1820-1883) Educated mainly in Cumberland, Ure started work aged 15 in the Glasgow marine engineering works of Robert Napier. This wa...
(b. 1820)
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john ure
Scottish merchant from 1880 to 1883
(b. 1824)
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annie d. ure
British classical archaeologist (1893-1976), GB
(b. 1893)
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alexander ure, 1st baron strathclyde
British politician (1853-1928), GB
(b. 1853)
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david a. ure
Canadian politician, CA
(b. 1910)
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percy n. ure
British archaeologist of ancient Mediterranean civilization, GB
(b. 1879)
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christopbel helen ure
(1885-1918)
(b. 1885)
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midge ure
British guitarist, singer, keyboard player, and songwriter, GB
(b. 1953)
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alberto jiménez ure
VE
(b. 1952)
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william ure
Canadian politician (1913-2001), CA
(b. 1913)
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joan ure
British poet
(b. 1918)
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peter ure
born:1919|died:1969|; Ure, Peter, 1919-1969; Ure, Peter, 1918-
(b. 1919)
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, Юр 
, Uhr 
) , all over the world, is a common cognomen. The family name Ure is habitual in Papua New Guinea, where it is quite a rare surname, Switzerland, and Venezuela. Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in India, Germany, and the United States. Much less frequently, Ure is the forename as well as the last name.