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baude cordier
French composer, FR
(b. 1364)
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jean cordier
Flemish singer, BE
(b. 1440)
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mathurin cordier
French theologian and humanist, FR
(b. 1479)
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balthasar cordier
Jesuit exegete, editor, BE
(b. 1592)
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nicolas cordier
French artist, FR
(b. 1567)
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jacques cordier
FR
(b. 1580)
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samson le cordier
(1660-1720)
(b. 1660)
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jean-nicolas cordier
French catholic priest (1710-1794), FR
(b. 1710)
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louis-joseph-anger cordier de bonneville
French artist (1766-1843), FR
(b. 1766)
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philippe cordier
(1716–1779)
(b. 1716)
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honorius cordier
(b. 1707)
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philipp jacob cordier
DE
(b. 1716)
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louis cordier
French geologist, petrograph and mineralogist, FR
(b. 1777)
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charles cordier
FR
(b. 1777)
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charles-augustin-hyacinthe cordier
FR
(b. 1727)
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, Кордье 
) , around the world, is a common cognomen. The cognomen Cordier is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly France, where it is quite a common surname, Belgium, and Luxembourg, where it is quite a rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in France, Belgium, and South Africa. Very seldom, Cordier is the forename as well as the last name.