Curzons

Curzons is a surname form used to refer to multiple individuals bearing the Curzon surname, or to a family associated with that name. In English-language usage, Curzons may appear in genealogical writings, biographical lists, or local histories as the plural of Curzon when discussing several family members together.

Origin and etymology: The Curzon surname is of English origin and is historically linked to landed families in Britain. Curzons, as the plural form, derives from that surname and does not represent a distinct etymology. The usage reflects standard English practice of treating surnames as count nouns when referring to more than one person.

Geography and demographics: Today, Curzons as a plural form is relatively uncommon and largely confined to historical documents, genealogies, or descriptions of family lineages. When it appears, it typically denotes members of the Curzon lineage in Britain, Ireland, the United States, Canada, and other regions with British heritage.

In culture and media: The surname Curzon has appeared in literature and film; Curzons may be used in fiction as a family name, but there is no widely recognized, separate fictional entity explicitly named 'the Curzons' in mainstream media.

See also: Curzon, Curzon (surname), Kedleston Hall.