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henriette hedwige curie, freiin von esperance
26 Nov 1675 - 9 Nov 1707
(b. 1675)
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peter friedrich curie
bishop and botanist
(b. 1777)
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paul curie
French physician, FR
(b. 1799)
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jacques curie
French physicist (1855–1941), FR
(b. 1855)
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pierre curie
French physicist (1859-1906), FR
(b. 1859)
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marie curie
Polish physicist and chemist nationalized French (1867-1934), PL
(b. 1867)
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eugène curie
French physician, Pierre and Jacques Curie's father (1827-1910), FR
(b. 1827)
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ève curie
writer, journalist and pianist, younger daughter of Marie and Pierre Curie, FR
(b. 1904)
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frédéric curie
FR
(b. 1906)
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parvine curie
French sculptor, FR
(b. 1936)
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maurice curie
French physicist (1888-1975), FR
(b. 1888)
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daniel curie
French physicist
(b. 1927)
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louis curie
French politician, FR
(b. 1940)
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claude curie
French politician, FR
(b. 1955)
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raymond curie
French sociologist, FR
(b. 1956)
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, Curie 
, Кюри 
, among others...) , in all the world, is quite a common cognomen. The family name Curie is habitual in Sudan, where it is quite a rare surname, Libya, and Iraq. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in Sudan, Iraq, and France. Also, Curie is the forename as well as the last name.