Popularity of the last name by country

Brazil

• Rio de Janeiro (77)
• Sao Paulo (10)
• Bahia (8)
• Pernambuco (3)
• Rio Grande do Sul (3)
• Santa Catarina (2)
• Acre (1)
• Ceara (1)
• Minas Gerais (1)
• Mato Grosso (1)
• Paraiba (1)
• Sergipe (1)

All countries

• France (1,977,671)
• Canada (93,100)
• United States (46,584)
• Belgium (15,960)
• Martinique (14,678)
• Denmark (13,267)
• Netherlands (12,673)
• Switzerland (11,910)
• United Kingdom (6,901)
• Algeria (6,018)
• Germany (4,741)
• Guadeloupe (4,710)
• Réunion (4,658)
• Unknown country (4,420)
• Italy (3,235)
• Norway (2,932)
• New Zealand (2,309)
• Australia (1,990)
• Spain (1,607)
• Austria (1,154)
• Viet Nam (1,135)
• Madagascar (1,091)
• Ireland (772)
• Czech republic (759)
• Morocco (622)
• Indonesia (607)
• Tunisia (601)
• French Guiana (560)
• Mauritius (538)
• New Caledonia (505)
• Luxembourg (458)
• India (426)
• Poland (404)
• Haiti (390)
• Portugal (327)
• Sweden (326)
• Russian Federation (300)
• Seychelles (297)
• Estonia (273)
• Hungary (245)

Origine of last name

MARIE : 1: French and English (Jersey; also Surrey and Middlesex): from the female personal name Marie Latin <a href="https://en.geneanet.org/surnames/Maria">Maria</a>. In England it is in part of Huguenot origin. Compare <a href="https://en.geneanet.org/surnames/Mary">Mary</a>.2: French (Marié): from marié ‘married’ the past participle of marier ‘to marry’ a nickname for a man newly married or perhaps for a son-in-law or a status name for a married individual used to distinguish him from an unmarried namesake. Compare <a href="https://en.geneanet.org/surnames/Lemarie">Lemarie</a> and <a href="https://en.geneanet.org/surnames/Marier">Marier</a>.